Dangerous Mind Of Max Miller

Jacque’ and Jonathan get stuck in to this week’s show where the main topic is supposed to be about taxes. Unfortunately, they get side tracked by the coronavirus, the Wall Street Journal, the fact that Jacque’ didn’t bring any food this week, and the Democratic debates. Plus of course Super Tuesday

Jacque' and Jonathan start their latest show with a little quiz called Who Said It? Trump Or Bloomberg. Then jump into the surprising success of Bernie Sanders, and the influence of polls on peoples voting habits

Jacque' and Jonathan try to understand what is it that Mike Bloomberg brings to the table, apart from, so far, 400 million dollars. Also, Jonathan is convinced Jacque' is trying to kill him

Jacque' and Jonathan get deep into the merits if Medicade for All, and wonder if that's the right name. But not before they look into the amount of money companies spend on lobbying for the healthcare industry,

Jacque' and Jonathan chow down on Impossible Burgers while trying to make sense of Brexit and Climate Change. They fail miserably

Max Miller and Ginger McCaffrey are back for their first new show of 2020, or are Ginger and Max back? You will have to listen to find out. After some rather startling news is given, out hosts move on to their regular topics, of digging in to see what anyone in DC is doing to help the average American. In this show they have just come back from an event with President Trump, which leaves our hosts dazed and confused.

Max does yet one more show without Ginger McCaffrey and gets into details on a topic dear to his heart, the state of prescription drug prices in the United States, USMCA, and his old nemesis the Wall Street Journal.

Max and Ginger do their last show before Thanksgiving. This allows Max to rant on Ted Cruz, Ginger to love on the Democrats, before they get to the topic of the day, is there room it today’s society for unions?

Max is on his own yet again, as Ginger is still doing her other show, which means no one is around to keep Max on track. But amazingly, Max does keep on topic, this time poking fun at the Wall Street Journal and their selective amnesia around Texas Vs California, and the British NHS.

Max is still without Ginger McCaffrey, but fortunately, Morgan the Millennial fills in to try to dispel the myth that Millennials are looking for free handouts from Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren. Turns out they sound like Boomers when they were that age, except with a lot more college debt.

Max is without his co-host Ginger as she is off doing a few live shows, which means no one is in the studio to reign Max in as he wanders around various topics from John Kelly, should people move to get a job, the steel industry, and the deficit, before finally getting to the main topics; do economic incentives actually work?

Max and Ginger get into a discussion they have tried to avoid for weeks, talking about Trumps behavior. Ginger really gets going before Max jumps in to raise the level of discourse, by comparing the Max Miller Dog to members of the GOP.

Max gets his groove going without the help of Ginger as he comes back from his break and Ginger recovers from her trip to Vegas. Max starts with Brexit, and would anyone in the GOP be brave enough to do what some Conservatives have done in the UK and leave the party for what they believe is the right thing to do. Next Max gets to Trump and the Sharpie, and proves that two plus two equals five.

Max gets to the holiday weekend in a good mood at least that is until he starts talking about Ted Cruz. Forced to move on by his Long Suffering Producer Dan, Max gets to the Brexit news, how the cost of college is still outlandish for most people, and how some people still have not recovered from the Great Recession. Finally Max questions the true motives of Neil Cavuto.

Ginger and Max are back for their weekly roundup as they look back to see if anyone in DC, Republican or Democrat has done anything remotely useful for the average working man or woman. Topics in this show include Gingers fixation on the Democrat debates, Max not flying a 737 Max, the source of gerrymandering, and the effect of Trumps Tariffs.

Max does the first show of the week with a focus on something he had never heard of called Bluetooth Beacons, which he finds even more intrusive than even Google or Facebook, and that’s bad enough, but now it seems these Bluetooth Beacons can track you within an inch or two when you’re shopping. Max quickly jumps to Trump suggesting he should stay more than two terms, possibly, maybe, as that is what his supporters want. Eventually Max gets to the meat of the show, and that is the horrendous situation in the United States regarding the cost of prescription drug prices, in particular insulin.

Max and Mike begin their weekly roundup by finding out Ginger has actually read the Mueller report, which amazes Max completely. It turns out Ginger can narrow down the Mueller report to 10 pages, which really pleases Max as now he doesn’t have to read the whole thing. Next it turns out Ginger and Mike have done some homework on the state of the economy for everyday people, such as teachers and fireman, and the police, and Max explains how he gets out of traffic tickets.

Max gets fired up right out of the gate by talking about the government shutdown, but gets distracted by the absolute stupidity of his fellow human beings; even it would seem hit-men riding bikes. Then Max gets into topics closer to home, in this case Rudy Giuliani’s constant tactic of saying one thing on TV, and then on more than one occasion having to put out a statement clarifying what he said was not actually correct after all. Next Max addresses some criticism he has received, which with his low self-esteem, delivers a huge blow to Max and he wonders how he can continue, although Max recovers enough to yet again deliver a solution to the shutdown problem, everyone should watch porn.

Max cannot help himself when he reads an article written by the most self-righteous person ever to have walked the face of the earth. Max wants to meet this guy just so he can bask in his halo of absolute sureness and greatness. And no, Max is not talking about Trump. Max then gives his views on the Brexit vote, and why opening pizza is harder than it appears.

Max gets towards the end of the week by explaining how it is that all right wing talk show hosts sound the same, and that more and more people are independent. Much more than identify as Democrat or Republican in fact. Max then gets into the Wall, not the Pink Floyd one, the other one, and how it is people on the border do not actually want the wall to be built in the first place or to take their land……ummm nope. Of course Max has to get to the shutdown, which of course is supposed to put pressure on Democrats to cave and give the Donald his money for the wall. Meanwhile over 800,000 fellow Americans are not being paid, which Max is amazed to find out includes NTSB employees, air traffic controllers and FDA employees.