The podcast covers the discussion on the tax laws in real estate which have allowed people to make money by bending the laws in their favor, as well as the case of Donald Trump's use of NOLs to wash his taxes for several years.
Glenn Youngkin's win in Virginia reminds Republicans that normal, rational people can win elections without embracing pro-Trump ideologies. The Republicans should run a fleet of normal people instead of extremists.
Michael Knowles discusses how some conservative figures are prioritizing cutting taxes over addressing cultural issues, such as transgenderism in schools. He recommends reading Sohrab Ammari's book, The Unbroken Thread, and also recommends his own book, Speechless: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds.
Despite endorsing only two winning candidates, Trump continues to deny the reality of his party's loss, while the GOP begins to reject the extremism he represents.
Chuck Manson assembled an entire town of his own at Tamales Bay, complete with a fleet of ships, hot tubs, and writing stables, after receiving fortunes from rich people. He imposed a cigarette ban, causing 150 members to quit, both permanent members who paid monthly dues and some laboring for free in the cult's businesses.