Ron DeSantis took a big fat L this week. Billy Corben talks about how The Walt Disney Company made DeSantis look goofy. David Hogg of March For Our Lives joins us to talk about the new gun bill that Ron DeSantis signed into law. Plus, Mike Ryan butt heads with Billy because he's more worried about John Ruiz than celebrating both of the University of Miami's basketball programs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A humorous song parody poking fun at the Florida governor, Ron DeSantis.
The potential for Ron DeSantis to make a run for the presidency in 2024 could be threatened by his signing of unconstitutional laws and the indictment of Donald Trump in New York. National polls also highlight a decline in his popularity.
A historian shares the story of how Disney outsmarted Roy Disney through a better business strategy in securing a deal with Florida, leading to the creation of the Reedy Creek Improvement District.
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act was implemented in Florida after the Parkland shooting, and a national survey shows that most gun owners and Republicans agree that passing safety tests should be required to conceal carry in public. There is concern over a possible increase in gun homicides as Florida prepares to implement permitless carry.
The never-ending debate around gun control versus gun rights brings forth the issue of more guns leading to increased gun violence. Permitless carry, a concept of carrying a weapon without any permit, might lead to impulsive shooting incidents and make things worse.
The conversation about gun ownership needs to include responsible gun owners who understand the impact of their actions. Mental health needs to be a part of the conversation but access to guns for those with poor mental health cannot be ignored.
The conversation needs to change to include the majority of gun owners who support common sense gun laws and reject the NRA's influence. It is important to have due process involved in determining who should have access to certain firearms and to address the reality of mass casualty incidents.
The speaker criticizes the response of offering thoughts and prayers in the wake of mass shootings and questions why this is not enough when tragedies happen in religious institutions. He also comments on the corruption in Seattle as a liberal issue that may be overlooked by some.
The episode discusses the hypocrisy of sports media personalities who claim to support players and anarchy but criticize any form of chaos or disruption in the industry.
A discussion about the shady side of Miami where there is hate and lies instead of truth and accountability, and where the truth is seen as hate or love depending on who is speaking it. Also, the mention of the influence of money on the city and how it affects its people.
The Miami City Attorney, mayor, and her husband are exploiting their public positions for private profit by preying on elderly residents in a house flipping scheme. In addition, two Miami police officers are suing the city for corruption claims against Chief Morales.