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In this week's episode I talked to Max Lents and Eli Breitburg-Smith, the co founders of Baltimore Spirits Company. We kicked off the interview talking about the Spirits of Maryland: Frederick event that takes place on May 18th in downtown Frederick, Md. You can get more info and tickets at www.marylandspirits.org/Next Max went over all of the details on their Cocktail Gallery. After that Eli joined us to talk about and taste their upcoming Green Is Gold release and one of the few spirits they have not released because it is not up to their standards.Finally we talked about their bourbon, toasted finish Epoch, and upcoming events.Subscribe to our YouTube ChannelFollow Chris on Instagram Like us on Facebook! Supported by the Brewers Association of Maryland

We discuss Ferrari's disappointing livery, can you trust reports that Kimi Antonelli is the next Max Verstappen? Horner's trials and tribulation and Silverstone extension. Follow us on Twitter:  @CameronF1YT @Shezmed @Baxtyb  Don't forget to rate the podcast; every little helps. Thank you

Cam Stuart is joined by Locked on Gators host and Toledo alum Brandon Olsen to talk about Baylor's newest quarterback signing, DeQuan Finn. His numbers don't lie, Finn is a legitimate dual threat QB whose game reminds the host of former TCU star Max Duggan or a lighter version of another Heisman runner up, former Texas Longhorn Colt McCoy.The Bears also added nose tackle Tonga Lolohea and safety Cameren Jenkins out of the transfer portal. Cameren is the twin brother of freshman All-American and current Bear Caden Jenkins and appeared in 10 games for a very successful UNLV team in 2023.Are the Bears starting to build a formidable defense?Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!LinkedInLinkedIn Jobs helps you find the qualified candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONCOLLEGE. Terms and conditions apply.eBay MotorsWith all the parts you need at the prices you want, it's easy to turn your car into the MVP and bring home that win. Keep your ride-or-die alive at EbayMotors.com. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers.PrizePicksGo to PrizePicks.com/lockedon and use code lockedon for a first deposit match up to $100! Daily Fantasy Sports Made Easy!GametimeDownload the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONCOLLEGE for $20 off your first purchase.FanDuelScore early this NFL season with FanDuel, America's Number One Sportsbook! Right now, NEW customers get ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS in BONUS BETS with any winning FIVE DOLLAR MONEYLINE BET! That's A HUNDRED AND FIFTY BUCKS – if your team wins! Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started.FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Cam Stuart is joined by Locked on Gators host and Toledo alum Brandon Olsen to talk about Baylor's newest quarterback signing, DeQuan Finn. His numbers don't lie, Finn is a legitimate dual threat QB whose game reminds the host of former TCU star Max Duggan or a lighter version of another Heisman runner up, former Texas Longhorn Colt McCoy. The Bears also added nose tackle Tonga Lolohea and safety Cameren Jenkins out of the transfer portal. Cameren is the twin brother of freshman All-American and current Bear Caden Jenkins and appeared in 10 games for a very successful UNLV team in 2023. Are the Bears starting to build a formidable defense? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! LinkedIn LinkedIn Jobs helps you find the qualified candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONCOLLEGE. Terms and conditions apply. eBay Motors With all the parts you need at the prices you want, it's easy to turn your car into the MVP and bring home that win. Keep your ride-or-die alive at EbayMotors.com. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers. PrizePicks Go to PrizePicks.com/lockedon and use code lockedon for a first deposit match up to $100! Daily Fantasy Sports Made Easy! Gametime Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONCOLLEGE for $20 off your first purchase. FanDuel Score early this NFL season with FanDuel, America's Number One Sportsbook! Right now, NEW customers get ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS in BONUS BETS with any winning FIVE DOLLAR MONEYLINE BET! That's A HUNDRED AND FIFTY BUCKS – if your team wins! Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started. FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sam and Greg start the show reflecting on the past week in sports and some Falcons sound from training camp. Next Max gives a breakdown of Spence vs. Crawford and UFC 291. To finish the hour, they are joined by Coach Maurice Dixon to breakdown High School Football! 

BE KIND & SUBSCRIBE to the channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-1wxuOGDcHCDlJ666RDRcA Back from a little hiatus we are back and loaded for another great episode of the podcast. Today we've reconnected with Max Hanson of Pedigo Submission Fighting. Over the course of our last interview with Max he's been on a tear in the grappling world. Competing in multiple world class events and placing within the top 16 of both the East and West Coast ADCC Trails and being a featured athlete on FloGrappling new hit series "Who's Next" Max is making his name heard in the grappling world! We talk about his future matches coming down the pipeline and gives us some hints to what's in his future. Also with all the craziness that has unlocked the grappling world we get Max's take on some of the most current drama around the world especially with Gordon Ryan and Felipe Pena and their upcoming no time limit match! Enjoy the show! Thank you to our sponsors! SpiritLeaf - Waterdown Instagram - @spiritleaf.waterdown Website - www.spiritleaf.ca Follow them on Instagram and mention the podcast - Get 10% Off you purchase. Only available at the Waterdown, Ontario Location - Must be 19 or Older. Project X Guard: Instagram - @projectxguard Follow Us On: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chokinghazard2020/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chokinghazard2020 Website: www.chokinghazard.ca Twitter: https://twitter.com/hazardpodcast?lang=en #bjj #bjjlifestyle #rmuncanada #imnoguruimjustaman #itsallmikesfault #podcast #podcasting #rmnu #graciehumita #covid19 #porradaeveryday #porrada #jjifworldbjj #flosports #flograppling #adcc #shoyoroll #adccsubmissionfighting #befirstnoless #hardestworkerintheroomhing

SUBSCRIBE - youtube.com/NJCollegeBaseballNation FOLLOW - twitter @NJCollegeBSBNat; instagram @nj_collegebaseballnation FOLLOW - scarletknights.com/sports/baseball Part 4 of our 12-part series of high school baseball podcasts with New Jersey's top players, Moorestown's Max Martin pushed himself into national prominence with an amazing summer of performances at major events. He is an integral part of Rutgers head coach Steve Owens' 2022 recruiting class, as the Scarlet Knights are keeping the state's elite players home for the first time in recent memory. Learn more about Max and his story on this edition of JBS GENERATION NEXT!

Max Spiegel of CSG is here to shed some light on the behind the scenes of Blackstone's acquisition of CSG. He talks everything from the CSG holders to what might be the “next big thing”.. this was a fun one! Enjoy and thanks for listening -- We answer all of our messages and aim to be a resource for the hobby community. Never hesitate to reach out. Our growth has been all organic thanks to our community word-of-mouth. If you think we did a good job here, please share, leave a comment, leave a review. Means the world to us: You can interact with us here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lukatigerlebronpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lukatigerlebron Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lukas-and-tigers-and-brons-oh-my/id1523332645 —— if you like what you heard, please leave a review Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5YSf2MCKXOVUTWWu6jNHvx #SportsCards​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ #TradingCards​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ #Podcast​​​​

Max and Stacy discuss the cycles of history from Socrates, Plato and Aristotle to Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael to John Locke, Voltaire, Rousseau and Diderot to Satoshi and the cyberhornets. Next Max and Stacy orange pill Zeus Yiamouyiannis of CitizenZeus.com with Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. Finally, Abe Cambridge of The Sun Exchange with the future of space travel powered by solar sails taking us to Alpha Centauri.

Monster show today! First up, we talk Game 4 in the ALCS Astros @ Yankees. Then we head to Denver. A decimated Chiefs team is coming to town to face the Broncos.   Next Max gives us his NHL picks for the day. We close the show going over NBA regular season Win Totals and make our predictions for what teams we like over or under their number.  The NFL show, our "Degen Score" that we use in the Mutual Fund betting, Max's write-ups and NHL numbers is all on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/absolutedegeneracy The Discord Chat: https://discord.gg/rFC3vEa Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/bettingabsolute Facebookers: https://www.facebook.com/sportsbettingdegeneracy

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 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, alone in the studio yet again, except that is for the Max Miller Dog, wonders about the sanity of GOP rep Steve King, and whether an intervention is in order. Next Max gets to the decline in the stock market, the price of pork (of all things), the costs for working families of Trumps Tariffs, and the fact that China is not rolling over after all.

Max gets to the last show of the week, without Mike and Ginger, but he does have Dan his Long Suffering Producer in the house, making all the buttons work. Before Max gets to the hot topic of the price of insulin and other prescription drug prices in the US, he digs into Google for not protecting business interests of their advertisers. Next Max revisits an old gripe, and that is why do we care so much about Russia, when it is essentially broke? Eventually Max gets to the topic of Eli Lilly, and the Health and Human Services secretary Alex Azar.

Max gets the show going by having a great Scotch just to lubricate his vocal chords and then gets into something he hadn’t understood until now, and that is how actually quite brilliant Donald Trump is. Next Max gets to the potentially damaging tariffs on Mexican products, and the fact that finally Ted Cruz is upset about something that Trump would do harm to Texas, and more importantly, these tariffs are a tax on all Americans. Max also gets into the amazing amount of wealth that is owned by the top 1% in the US stock market. Finally Max offers his co-host an apology for saying Democrats have no policies as he now understands Elizabeth Warren has started talking about real issues. Even Tucker Carlson, (Bowtie Boy) is impressed.

Max gets carried away with the insults from Kim Jong Un, which he thinks are actually getting better and better. Next Max gets into the case of Missouri‘s attempt to outlaw abortion completely, which surely means that Missouri really takes care of its children and pregnant woman. Ummm.. what do you think? Finally, Max finds time to yet again state he will not get on a 737 Max once it starts flying for the reason that simply fixing software is not convincing, especially considering Microsoft cannot do a Windows 10 update without breaking Max’s PC.

Max is on his lonesome as he broadcasts from the new and improved Max Miller Studio in Beautiful Sunny Downtown Austin Texas, where he is on his own as Michael and Ginger have decided to skip the broadcast for very dubious reasons indeed. Max starts by wondering what it takes to improve the discourse in America, after all it is easier to tear down a building than it is to build a new one, and Max likes to think that the Radical Center is a good start to civil discourse, in particular as Donald Trump says America is full. Next Max wonders what Bernie Sanders proposals for healthcare would really mean for the average American and what Socialism really is. Max ends with his somewhat philosophical take on what America really is. 

Another huge Bigfoot Pro Wrestling Podcast for you this week, 1st Mrs Clams and I discuss episode #100, thank our guests. Then we chat up out Las Vegas trip, Tiki Bars, Burlesque show, AEW, Double or Nothing, scoring tickets, & then chatting upcoming shows. Next Max and I get into the next Without a Cause show 2/24/19 in Everett, Wa . After that the one and only Chase James talk Without a Cause, Prestige Wrestling, Defy and More. Then the main event with Leon Negro. He tells us his story, love for wrestling as a kid, training, Lucha Libre Volcanica, Defy appearances and more…. Listen now at Bigfootprowrestling.com Itunes, GooglePlay, Stitcher and NOW ON SPOTIFY! Sponsored by NachoMamasSeattle.com Free 30 day trial at PowerSlam.tv with out promocode “BFPWFREE” bigfootprowrestlingpodcastEp#101Download

Max hits Friday with his very special National Emergency Podcast Edition focusing on the ramifications of Trumps plan to build a wall, circumvent Congress and of course seize land from ranchers and farmer and ranchers on the border of Mexico which Max would have thought would upset Ted Cruz no end. Max then gets into the where the emergency funding will come from, which in this case will include taking funds from housing for the military. Next Max gets into the war of words with Ann Coulter and Trump, and Trumps threats yet again to place tariffs on German cars.

Max makes it to State of the Union Day by wondering how drunk he will be by the time he and his Long Suffering Producer Dan sit down to watch the proceedings. Max starts by explaining how someone hurt his feeling by swearing at him through email, multiple times, but Max starts first by focusing on what he calls the “damn scooter menace.” Next Max jumps to Trumps inauguration committee which is now being investigated, and that was just for a large party. But Max does spend most of his time on the cost of prescription drugs in the US verses other western countries in particular insulin, but now the drug companies have someone else to blame. The middleman. So now the prescription drug industry is fighting among itself yet the ones who will suffer with higher costs are the Average Working American. Lastly Max has to reexamine the potential political run of Howard Schultz. 

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 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 goes into the government shutdown where he reminds us that not only are TSA employees not getting paid, the list includes Secret Service, the Coast Guard, and even people who maintain the air traffic control systems. Max finds the whole thing a travesty and as Americans we should all be ashamed of ourselves, and lets not forget how dangerous all this could be, Next Max gets into the growth of the independent movement, as there are now more people who identify as independent verses Democrat or Republican which makes Max feel really good, being the independent he is. 

This week on the Max Level Podcast, Bryan and Justin discuss the recent Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age Remaster, and what future games from the franchise might receive the same treatment. Will VIII be next on the list?! Also, hear what we’ve been playing recently, the Weekly Scoop (8 items this week), upcoming new releases for the week of 7/17, and a whole lot more! **Music Credit**– The music played at the beginning and end of the Podcast is copyright by Miracle of Sound & Gavin Dunne.– “The Great Unknown” – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52ZGqJJTA7k– Check out all of his amazing work at: https://www.youtube.com/user/miracleofsound/

Max starts his first show of the week, by talking about something that’s been on his mind for some time, and that is Brexit, and the unfortunate chaos that seems to have followed. Max explains why he voted for Brexit and who he blames for the current mess. It is not a pretty story. Next Max gets into tariffs yet again, one of his favorite subjects, and how he is surprised that China has agreed to lower the tariffs on American made cars. Finally Max has to talk about the Smack Down between Trump and Pelosi where Max is amazed that Nancy questioned Trumps manhood. Clearly she has Trumps number, and Max wonders how long it will take before Trump fires back. At the end of the day though, Max comes back to a rather depressing observation, nothing that Trump or Pelosi plan on doing will help the average working American. In fact the topic didn’t even come up.

Max gets to Thursday in one piece, much to his amazement, where he broadcasts from the Max Miller Studio as usual, and is amazed to find out that Tucker Carlson does not seem impressed with the Trumpster at all, but Carlson did talk about this in an interview in Switzerland. Max would have been much more impressed if he would actually do this on Fox News and actually focused on things most Americans care about. Max then gets to President Bush's funeral, which allows Max to take his “cheap shot of the day” at President Trump. Next Max gets into voter fraud, only this time it turns out the Republicans are not complaining because it seems it is the Republicans doing the fraud. Max ends up having to have a little lie down so he can recover from utter hypocrisy of it all. And yet once again, Max is highly disappointed yet again in Paul Ryan, AKA the Cowardly Lion, for questioning the electoral process this time because the GOP is losing in California. Max then jumps to Mike Flynn, the fallen general who seems to have understood that blood is thicker than water, and is making a deal with Mueller so he can also protect his son. To round out the show, Max looks at the latest news on tariffs, and the overall state of the Trump economy.

Max gets to Thursday in one piece, much to his amazement, where he broadcasts from the Max Miller Studio as usual, and is amazed to find out that Tucker Carlson does not seem impressed with the Trumpster at all, but Carlson did talk about this in an interview in Switzerland. Max would have been much more impressed if he would actually do this on Fox News and actually focused on things most Americans care about. Max then gets to President Bush’s funeral, which allows Max to take his “cheap shot of the day” at President Trump. Next Max gets into voter fraud, only this time it turns out the Republicans are not complaining because it seems it is the Republicans doing the fraud. Max ends up having to have a little lie down so he can recover from utter hypocrisy of it all. And yet once again, Max is highly disappointed yet again in Paul Ryan, AKA the Cowardly Lion, for questioning the electoral process this time because the GOP is losing in California. Max then jumps to Mike Flynn, the fallen general who seems to have understood that blood is thicker than water, and is making a deal with Mueller so he can also protect his son. To round out the show, Max looks at the latest news on tariffs, and the overall state of the Trump economy.

Max is back from Thanksgiving which is his favorite holiday of the year, all about family and friendship, although he was upset as the internet went down for four days, which meant not only no internet but also no TV. Shock horror! Yet much to his amazement, an AT&T rep showed up at the Maxsters house on Thanksgiving Day to fix the lines coming into his home that had been chewed by a squirrel. Finally Max gets down to work by bringing up Trumps lament that there isn’t a news station sycophantic enough and that there should be a new state run channel that seems to say nothing but great things about the Trumpster. Next Max gets into the General Motors layoffs which are bad enough, but Max explains why some of this is market based, but some of it is also caused by Trump’s tariffs. But let’s not forget Saudi Arabia is going to invest $450b in the United States that will surely make up for the GM layoffs. Yeah, right! Although Max does deliver a real solution for the Trump to deliver to those laid off workers. Yes, use all the new US Steel plants that are to be built to hire some of these workers. This does get Max to the missed opportunity that Trump could literally have been a transformational president, although a symptom of all this is Trump surrounding himself with people like Paul Manafort who it turns out are not capable of outsmarting Robert Mueller. 

Max misses his Thursday show due to a hangover, shameful but true, so he has to do his Thursday show on Friday morning. But in missing this deadline, this does give Max time to deliver as he says, “a quality project,” and to focus on the leaders of both the Democratic and Republican parties, in this case Nancy Pelosi in particular. Max's view is that nobody voted for the Democrats due to the inspired leadership of Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, in fact people voted Democrat despite them. And yet again, Max tries to understand what the Dems stand for? Next Max gets into one of his favorite topics, the GOP tax cut, and comes up with a new and rather startling statistic that 35% of the stock market is owned by foreigners. In other words, the tax cut is helping people who don't even live in America.  Max then gets to Donald Trump being interviewed by the press, and the responsibility of a reporter who is interviewing any politician, in particular though this president, especially when he is claiming people voted multiple times simply by changing their clothes. Finally Max sends a challenge to Alex Jones about voter fraud.

Max misses his Thursday show due to a hangover, shameful but true, so he has to do his Thursday show on Friday morning. But in missing this deadline, this does give Max time to deliver as he says, “a quality project,” and to focus on the leaders of both the Democratic and Republican parties, in this case Nancy Pelosi in particular. Max’s view is that nobody voted for the Democrats due to the inspired leadership of Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, in fact people voted Democrat despite them. And yet again, Max tries to understand what the Dems stand for? Next Max gets into one of his favorite topics, the GOP tax cut, and comes up with a new and rather startling statistic that 35% of the stock market is owned by foreigners. In other words, the tax cut is helping people who don’t even live in America.  Max then gets to Donald Trump being interviewed by the press, and the responsibility of a reporter who is interviewing any politician, in particular though this president, especially when he is claiming people voted multiple times simply by changing their clothes. Finally Max sends a challenge to Alex Jones about voter fraud.

Max gets to Tuesday by getting on to one of his favorite subjects, cars, and how for months Max has said that Trump is itching to place tariffs on cars from Europe, in particular from Germany, and as it turns out there have been meetings in the White House in recent days on this very subject. Next Max jumps into the latest figures, which reinforce much of what we already know, that the massive tax cuts for corporations and the well-off have translated into, increased stock buy backs and other benefits for the stock holding class, which let's not forget is only 48% of the US population, and of that, 80% of the stock market wealth is owned by 20% of the population. So it is no surprise that these people have done very well from the tax cuts, in particular as it turns out, companies are spending more on stock buy backs than they are on pay increases for their employees, or investing in plant and machinery. What's worse is that much of the increase in investment is from only five companies, which is great if you work for them. And if you thought the tax cut would pay for it'self then Max has a bridge in Brooklyn he would like to sell you. Finally Max gets into the terrible weekend Trump had in France where he was supposed to be remembering those killed in WW1. 

Max gets to Tuesday by getting on to one of his favorite subjects, cars, and how for months Max has said that Trump is itching to place tariffs on cars from Europe, in particular from Germany, and as it turns out there have been meetings in the White House in recent days on this very subject. Next Max jumps into the latest figures, which reinforce much of what we already know, that the massive tax cuts for corporations and the well-off have translated into, increased stock buy backs and other benefits for the stock holding class, which let’s not forget is only 48% of the US population, and of that, 80% of the stock market wealth is owned by 20% of the population. So it is no surprise that these people have done very well from the tax cuts, in particular as it turns out, companies are spending more on stock buy backs than they are on pay increases for their employees, or investing in plant and machinery. What’s worse is that much of the increase in investment is from only five companies, which is great if you work for them. And if you thought the tax cut would pay for it'self then Max has a bridge in Brooklyn he would like to sell you. Finally Max gets into the terrible weekend Trump had in France where he was supposed to be remembering those killed in WW1. 

Max hits Election Day, which coincides with his first working day of the week to bring a personal perspective of a conversation he had with a good friend about what will happen and to explain to the Maxster why he is now on the Trump Train, despite the fact that Trump has done nothing remotely conservative during his tenure. This led the conversation down a rabbit hole which Max tried and failed to get out of, despite the fact the topic started off on the benign topic of, will there be a “blue wave” or not. Unfortunately even the Max Miller Dog seems on edge on Election Day as he paces around the Max Miller Studio, after all dogs are supposed to be sensitive to negative changes in the ether, and the MMD seems to be sensitive to Election Day Blues emanating from the humans around him. Next Max jumps into his favorite foil, Shallow Hal (Sean Hannity), who lied about appearing on stage with the Trumpster, and will Fox News do anything about this? Umm.. we already know the answer. It wasn’t that long ago that the GOP claimed to be the party of optimism and hope, well that seems to have been ditched in favor of darkness and pessimism, wrapped up with a dose of fake patriotism. Surprisingly it turns out that more people are concerned about voter suppression than voter fraud, although you wouldn’t know that listing to Trump and Jeff Sessions.

Max hits Election Day, which coincides with his first working day of the week to bring a personal perspective of a conversation he had with a good friend about what will happen and to explain to the Maxster why he is now on the Trump Train, despite the fact that Trump has done nothing remotely conservative during his tenure. This led the conversation down a rabbit hole which Max tried and failed to get out of, despite the fact the topic started off on the benign topic of, will there be a “blue wave” or not. Unfortunately even the Max Miller Dog seems on edge on Election Day as he paces around the Max Miller Studio, after all dogs are supposed to be sensitive to negative changes in the ether, and the MMD seems to be sensitive to Election Day Blues emanating from the humans around him. Next Max jumps into his favorite foil, Shallow Hal (Sean Hannity), who lied about appearing on stage with the Trumpster, and will Fox News do anything about this? Umm.. we already know the answer. It wasn't that long ago that the GOP claimed to be the party of optimism and hope, well that seems to have been ditched in favor of darkness and pessimism, wrapped up with a dose of fake patriotism. Surprisingly it turns out that more people are concerned about voter suppression than voter fraud, although you wouldn't know that listing to Trump and Jeff Sessions.

Max hits his next show talking about how poverty can be defined even in a state as prosperous California in such a way as to be deceptive. California now has the fifth largest economy in the United States yet by any standards it has a high number of people considered to be in poverty, which leads to Max's point that an average high income can hide how many people are in poverty. Given that the cost of healthcare is a driver of poverty, Max actually congratulates Donald Trump, much to Max's amazement, on the concept of trying to control the cost of prescription drugs based on pricing from other countries. But as Max explains, what odds would you give that Donald Trump would actually follow through on this proposal? Not much is Max's answer. Then Max gets into the affect this may have on the drug companies themselves, which as Max explains, many of them are not even American. Shock, horror. In fact 50% of the top 20 drug companies in the world are NOT American. How can this be? Next Max gets into the ten pipe bombs that were mailed recently to top Democrats and their supporters, and the fact that Donald Trump's supporters are saying as no one was killed, it is all a head fake by some left wing nut to make Trump looked bad. Oh the deviousness of the Left! Although Max does explain who he thinks actually made the bombs.

Max hits his next show talking about how poverty can be defined even in a state as prosperous California in such a way as to be deceptive. California now has the fifth largest economy in the United States yet by any standards it has a high number of people considered to be in poverty, which leads to Max’s point that an average high income can hide how many people are in poverty. Given that the cost of healthcare is a driver of poverty, Max actually congratulates Donald Trump, much to Max’s amazement, on the concept of trying to control the cost of prescription drugs based on pricing from other countries. But as Max explains, what odds would you give that Donald Trump would actually follow through on this proposal? Not much is Max’s answer. Then Max gets into the affect this may have on the drug companies themselves, which as Max explains, many of them are not even American. Shock, horror. In fact 50% of the top 20 drug companies in the world are NOT American. How can this be? Next Max gets into the ten pipe bombs that were mailed recently to top Democrats and their supporters, and the fact that Donald Trump’s supporters are saying as no one was killed, it is all a head fake by some left wing nut to make Trump looked bad. Oh the deviousness of the Left! Although Max does explain who he thinks actually made the bombs.

Max ends his week by looking at the fact that Americans seem to be drinking more heavily which is understandable given what is going on in DC when people like Kayne West visit the White House. Max goes through some startling statistics about the number of Americans who have now, like the Maxter, decided to start drinking heavily. Max is surprised that Donald Trump hasn't claimed credit for the growth in liquor sales, which no doubt he would claim is very good thing. Max then gets into the act that he has been told off yet again by the “suits” that run the radio stations because they think Max is making too much fun of Sean Hannity. Max had no idea that Sean was such a “snowflake.” Next Max looks at Larry Kudlow who is Donald Trump's chief economic advisor. Unfortunately as Max points out, Larry's history of explaining how wonderful things are, well let's just say Larry's economic forecasting leaves a lot to be desired. Which leads Max to what he appears to be the end of the world and dogs and cats are living together, after all the GOP has done a complete 180 on things they used to claim they cared about. Max jumps into the state of healthcare in United States and how Medicare For All as Bernie Sanders explains is really unworkable, but of course the Maxster has a solution. And speaking of the Democrats, Max has the solution to increasing the turnout in low turnout districts.

Max ends his week by looking at the fact that Americans seem to be drinking more heavily which is understandable given what is going on in DC when people like Kayne West visit the White House. Max goes through some startling statistics about the number of Americans who have now, like the Maxter, decided to start drinking heavily. Max is surprised that Donald Trump hasn’t claimed credit for the growth in liquor sales, which no doubt he would claim is very good thing. Max then gets into the act that he has been told off yet again by the “suits” that run the radio stations because they think Max is making too much fun of Sean Hannity. Max had no idea that Sean was such a “snowflake.” Next Max looks at Larry Kudlow who is Donald Trump’s chief economic advisor. Unfortunately as Max points out, Larry’s history of explaining how wonderful things are, well let’s just say Larry’s economic forecasting leaves a lot to be desired. Which leads Max to what he appears to be the end of the world and dogs and cats are living together, after all the GOP has done a complete 180 on things they used to claim they cared about. Max jumps into the state of healthcare in United States and how Medicare For All as Bernie Sanders explains is really unworkable, but of course the Maxster has a solution. And speaking of the Democrats, Max has the solution to increasing the turnout in low turnout districts.

Max starts his week by broadcasting from the Illustrious Max Miller Studio in Beautiful Sunny Downtown Austin, TX. Max also does his best to not talk about Brett Kavanaugh but in the end fails miserably. Max starts off by talking about NAFTA 2.0, otherwise known as USMCA (or as Max calls it, Yoosmucca), and examines what the real difference between NAFAT 1.0 and USMCA? It turns out as you might expect, not a lot despite Trump saying it is a world class trade deal which is about as well as the so-called middle class tax cut went over. Next Max gets a bit wonkish as he describes what is happening to the American farmer and how overall Trump is making the American farmer much worse off despite what the White House is saying. To prove his point Max gets into the average increases in pay, which on the surface seem like a great deal for the Average Working American, but in fact this is not such a good deal after all as higher income earners are the ones getting the biggest share of the increase. Finally Max gets into some thoughtful analysis of what Brett Kavanaugh should have done in order to win over the Democrats which was mainly to hand out beer.

Max starts his week by broadcasting from the Illustrious Max Miller Studio in Beautiful Sunny Downtown Austin, TX. Max also does his best to not talk about Brett Kavanaugh but in the end fails miserably. Max starts off by talking about NAFTA 2.0, otherwise known as USMCA (or as Max calls it, Yoosmucca), and examines what the real difference between NAFAT 1.0 and USMCA? It turns out as you might expect, not a lot despite Trump saying it is a world class trade deal which is about as well as the so-called middle class tax cut went over. Next Max gets a bit wonkish as he describes what is happening to the American farmer and how overall Trump is making the American farmer much worse off despite what the White House is saying. To prove his point Max gets into the average increases in pay, which on the surface seem like a great deal for the Average Working American, but in fact this is not such a good deal after all as higher income earners are the ones getting the biggest share of the increase. Finally Max gets into some thoughtful analysis of what Brett Kavanaugh should have done in order to win over the Democrats which was mainly to hand out beer.

Max starts his week, late as usual, by of course focusing on the one thing that has got the world's attention, and that is how well Max Miller Dog likes to have a bath. The answer it turns out is not at all. Next Max gets into the second most talked news item of the day, and that is the potential inauguration of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, except in this case when Kavanaugh was interviewed on US Today, AKA Fox News, somehow or other the history of his virginity came up as a topic. How embarrassing for him and overall it was a most embarrassing spectacle for the Supreme Court , as it even turned out that he did not have sexual intercourse while he was in high school and college. Although as this embarrassing issue came up, it would have been nice to know if young Brett did engage in other types of sexual activity, if you get the drift of this. Nudge nudge say no more, as Monty Python would say. Essentially we're supposed to believe Kavanaugh was a Eunuch. Yeah right! Next Max gets into how it's always the women who are lying. Who says this? Trump of course as he says the situation with Kavanaugh is all a “con game” driven by those pesky Democrats. And if the GOP really wanted to get to the bottom of the whole story well why not call in the FBI, which Max doesn't understand why Kavanaugh is asking for. Or perhaps he does understand.  What would another investigation throw up? We will never know it seems.

Max starts his week, late as usual, by of course focusing on the one thing that has got the world’s attention, and that is how well Max Miller Dog likes to have a bath. The answer it turns out is not at all. Next Max gets into the second most talked news item of the day, and that is the potential inauguration of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, except in this case when Kavanaugh was interviewed on US Today, AKA Fox News, somehow or other the history of his virginity came up as a topic. How embarrassing for him and overall it was a most embarrassing spectacle for the Supreme Court , as it even turned out that he did not have sexual intercourse while he was in high school and college. Although as this embarrassing issue came up, it would have been nice to know if young Brett did engage in other types of sexual activity, if you get the drift of this. Nudge nudge say no more, as Monty Python would say. Essentially we’re supposed to believe Kavanaugh was a Eunuch. Yeah right! Next Max gets into how it’s always the women who are lying. Who says this? Trump of course as he says the situation with Kavanaugh is all a “con game” driven by those pesky Democrats. And if the GOP really wanted to get to the bottom of the whole story well why not call in the FBI, which Max doesn’t understand why Kavanaugh is asking for. Or perhaps he does understand.  What would another investigation throw up? We will never know it seems.

Max starts off with some new statistics that show that 84% of the stock market wealth is owned by 10% of US households, and the fact that the middle class and working class are only now just about caught up with where they were ten years ago yet are falling behind compared to the top earner in the United States. However Max cannot spend too much time on this topic as he has of course to jump quickly into Brett Kavanaugh's nomination for the Supreme Court and how the GOP cannot seem to stop tripping over their own feet. Not least of which is the irony that Grassley, who is head of the Judiciary Committee, has to accept the resignation of one his own team for, guess what, sexual harassment charges. Next Max has to move on to the incredibly bizarre topic of Edward Whelam who is head of a conservative group that includes what turns out to be the ultimate in ironic words, “ethics,” and how he made up a complete story via Twitter to prove that Kavanaugh couldn't not possibly have done anything wrong. Not only did he do this, he even named a potential candidate for the perp. Finally realizing he may have stepped over a line in slander he tried to walk the Tweets back. Max hopes this individual sues the living daylights out of him. The GOP is slowly losing its mind. Max then delves into the absolute deviousness of the left in how Ford is accusing Kavanugh, clearly this has taken decades of work on behalf of the Soros left. 

Max starts off with some new statistics that show that 84% of the stock market wealth is owned by 10% of US households, and the fact that the middle class and working class are only now just about caught up with where they were ten years ago yet are falling behind compared to the top earner in the United States. However Max cannot spend too much time on this topic as he has of course to jump quickly into Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination for the Supreme Court and how the GOP cannot seem to stop tripping over their own feet. Not least of which is the irony that Grassley, who is head of the Judiciary Committee, has to accept the resignation of one his own team for, guess what, sexual harassment charges. Next Max has to move on to the incredibly bizarre topic of Edward Whelam who is head of a conservative group that includes what turns out to be the ultimate in ironic words, “ethics,” and how he made up a complete story via Twitter to prove that Kavanaugh couldn’t not possibly have done anything wrong. Not only did he do this, he even named a potential candidate for the perp. Finally realizing he may have stepped over a line in slander he tried to walk the Tweets back. Max hopes this individual sues the living daylights out of him. The GOP is slowly losing its mind. Max then delves into the absolute deviousness of the left in how Ford is accusing Kavanugh, clearly this has taken decades of work on behalf of the Soros left. 

Max wants to start his week by talking about who else, Judge Kavanaugh and his new problems with getting confirmed on the Supreme Court. But Max has to get over the new news that the Trumpster wants to add another $200b worth of Chinese goods to his tariff list which already has tariffs on $50b in goods. n this case the tariffs would be 10% but will increase to 25% in the New Year. Put another way, this is a tax on the middle class. Max gets into his ideas on how China might actually retaliate, which for certain will not be pretty as Max, who has been to China many times, reminds his listeners that Chinese people have something called ‘face' which will not allow them to back down on the fight with Trump. Next Max has to jump into going after Ted Cruz yet again, well just because he cannot help himself. Max then goes back to Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity, about how miserable they are so he decides to combine a new name for them, the Sour Twins. Then Max has to jump into the Bret Kavanaugh nomination to the Supreme Court and how the accuser, in saying that Kavanaugh attacked her 36 years ago, might be handled by Trump. Max decides he will probably try to seduce her as she seems quite cute.

Max wants to start his week by talking about who else, Judge Kavanaugh and his new problems with getting confirmed on the Supreme Court. But Max has to get over the new news that the Trumpster wants to add another $200b worth of Chinese goods to his tariff list which already has tariffs on $50b in goods. n this case the tariffs would be 10% but will increase to 25% in the New Year. Put another way, this is a tax on the middle class. Max gets into his ideas on how China might actually retaliate, which for certain will not be pretty as Max, who has been to China many times, reminds his listeners that Chinese people have something called ‘face’ which will not allow them to back down on the fight with Trump. Next Max has to jump into going after Ted Cruz yet again, well just because he cannot help himself. Max then goes back to Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity, about how miserable they are so he decides to combine a new name for them, the Sour Twins. Then Max has to jump into the Bret Kavanaugh nomination to the Supreme Court and how the accuser, in saying that Kavanaugh attacked her 36 years ago, might be handled by Trump. Max decides he will probably try to seduce her as she seems quite cute.

Max starts off this show by lamenting that his glass of Scotch is 95% empty, so much so that Max's long suffering producer Dan having listened to Max moan for too long drops everything to come in and refill the glass. Max does wonder when Paul Ryan will grow a pair, when Trump will tell the truth, and when Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity will actually tell the truth to their own audience. Although Max is feeling good about Trump's words of wisdom that hurricanes are “tremendously wet,” which is something Max had never heard before from a President. Ever. Such insight. Next Max reminds everyone, yet again that he did actually believe in several of Trump's policies, unfortunately Trump has failed miserably to deliver on any of them. Next Max has to jump into Trumps now infamous Tweet about how it is a Democrat plot to make him look bad when it was announced nearly 3000 people died in Puerto Rico. Then Max decides if anyone should be called “snowflakes” it should be Republicans. Everyone is out to get them, Google, Facebook, the press, Deep State, it's amazing there are any Republicans in office at all. Max cannot resist one more dig at Geraldo Rivera. Max does have some good news though from the tax cut, it is now much cheaper to buy a corporate jet. Who says the tax cuts aren't helping the middle class. Finally Max quotes one his favourite foils, Paul Ryan AKA the Cowardly Lion. 

Max starts off this show by lamenting that his glass of Scotch is 95% empty, so much so that Max’s long suffering producer Dan having listened to Max moan for too long drops everything to come in and refill the glass. Max does wonder when Paul Ryan will grow a pair, when Trump will tell the truth, and when Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity will actually tell the truth to their own audience. Although Max is feeling good about Trump's words of wisdom that hurricanes are “tremendously wet,” which is something Max had never heard before from a President. Ever. Such insight. Next Max reminds everyone, yet again that he did actually believe in several of Trump's policies, unfortunately Trump has failed miserably to deliver on any of them. Next Max has to jump into Trumps now infamous Tweet about how it is a Democrat plot to make him look bad when it was announced nearly 3000 people died in Puerto Rico. Then Max decides if anyone should be called “snowflakes” it should be Republicans. Everyone is out to get them, Google, Facebook, the press, Deep State, it’s amazing there are any Republicans in office at all. Max cannot resist one more dig at Geraldo Rivera. Max does have some good news though from the tax cut, it is now much cheaper to buy a corporate jet. Who says the tax cuts aren’t helping the middle class. Finally Max quotes one his favourite foils, Paul Ryan AKA the Cowardly Lion. 

Max and his long suffering producer are quite pleased with themselves as they have been able to re-stock the bar in the Max Miller Studio, as Max finds heavy doses of alcohol numbs any pain he has from these political times. Max spends a few minutes giving us his view of 9/11 and then jumps into Donald Trump's take on Hurricane Florence which apparently is going to be “tremendously wet.” Great observation there Donald. Max then announces his new nickname for Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity which he has now decided to call them the Sour Twins. Max also spends some time delivering his new theory on who wrote the now infamous op-ed that was in the New York Times, where he decides it's much more like Murder on the Orient Express. Then Max gets into the new Bob Woodward book which came out on 9/11, which Trump says is a pack of lies. Who are you going to believe, Max explains, Woodward or Trump. Besides is there anything in the book that surprises you? It would be a surprise if Woodward said that Trump really is a very stable genius and can actually stay awake for 25 hours straight. Now THAT would have been real news, instead all we have is confirmation of what we have heard before. Next Max jumps into the massive increase in the deficit under a Republican majority. Holy cow!

Max and his long suffering producer are quite pleased with themselves as they have been able to re-stock the bar in the Max Miller Studio, as Max finds heavy doses of alcohol numbs any pain he has from these political times. Max spends a few minutes giving us his view of 9/11 and then jumps into Donald Trump’s take on Hurricane Florence which apparently is going to be “tremendously wet.” Great observation there Donald. Max then announces his new nickname for Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity which he has now decided to call them the Sour Twins. Max also spends some time delivering his new theory on who wrote the now infamous op-ed that was in the New York Times, where he decides it’s much more like Murder on the Orient Express. Then Max gets into the new Bob Woodward book which came out on 9/11, which Trump says is a pack of lies. Who are you going to believe, Max explains, Woodward or Trump. Besides is there anything in the book that surprises you? It would be a surprise if Woodward said that Trump really is a very stable genius and can actually stay awake for 25 hours straight. Now THAT would have been real news, instead all we have is confirmation of what we have heard before. Next Max jumps into the massive increase in the deficit under a Republican majority. Holy cow!

Max gets ready for the long weekend by reminding us that both Republicans and Democrats in DC are failing the average working man or woman, and also reminds us that many of the Trump policies from the campaign are ones that Max could believe in. This is what it has come to, Trump claims that China hacked Hillary Clinton's emails, so the FBI had to say this is not true. So Trump's own FBI tells him he is wrong. Yikes! Then Trump claims that the NBC Lester Holt interview was “fudged,” which makes Max ask is Trump simply like the old song “It wasn't me”? Deny everything until people question whether they are losing their minds. Next Max examines Trumps Tweets from the past few hours, which seem never ending, attacking the press, which Max thought was protected by the Constitution something so-called Conservatives used to care about.  Although Trump does find time to attack books, Google and to state that he would like to see a Conservative social media site. It's called the Internet Donald, although Max does take the time to explain to Donald how all this could work. Finally Max explains how Trump says the Democrats could be violent unless the evangelicals help him out. 

Max gets ready for the long weekend by reminding us that both Republicans and Democrats in DC are failing the average working man or woman, and also reminds us that many of the Trump policies from the campaign are ones that Max could believe in. This is what it has come to, Trump claims that China hacked Hillary Clinton's emails, so the FBI had to say this is not true. So Trump's own FBI tells him he is wrong. Yikes! Then Trump claims that the NBC Lester Holt interview was “fudged,” which makes Max ask is Trump simply like the old song “It wasn’t me”? Deny everything until people question whether they are losing their minds. Next Max examines Trumps Tweets from the past few hours, which seem never ending, attacking the press, which Max thought was protected by the Constitution something so-called Conservatives used to care about.  Although Trump does find time to attack books, Google and to state that he would like to see a Conservative social media site. It’s called the Internet Donald, although Max does take the time to explain to Donald how all this could work. Finally Max explains how Trump says the Democrats could be violent unless the evangelicals help him out. 

Max is back from vaca as the kids say, and having spent a week on the road in this, the United States of America, and he has a lot of catching up to do after a rather heavy week of drinking.  But first Max has to talk about John McCain, and Donald Trump's response, or rather lack thereof. Trump is not invited to McCain's funeral, and as if to place an exclamation point, McCain had a statement read out after his death reminding us what a great country the United States is. And in attempting to catch up from the week he missed, Max does find time to talk about Fox and Friends even though any interview on that program is so lightweight it would essentially float away like a feather. Next Max jumps into the new trade deal with Mexico, which turns out to be nothing more than a reordering of NAFTA and even then needs to be ratified by congress. Max then jumps into Donald Trump and Scientology and what it takes to believe something that when you realise makes no sense whatsoever you are able to keep believing it through thick and thin. Finally Max explains that preschoolers are probably the smartest human beings on the planet.

Max is back from vaca as the kids say, and having spent a week on the road in this, the United States of America, and he has a lot of catching up to do after a rather heavy week of drinking.  But first Max has to talk about John McCain, and Donald Trump’s response, or rather lack thereof. Trump is not invited to McCain’s funeral, and as if to place an exclamation point, McCain had a statement read out after his death reminding us what a great country the United States is. And in attempting to catch up from the week he missed, Max does find time to talk about Fox and Friends even though any interview on that program is so lightweight it would essentially float away like a feather. Next Max jumps into the new trade deal with Mexico, which turns out to be nothing more than a reordering of NAFTA and even then needs to be ratified by congress. Max then jumps into Donald Trump and Scientology and what it takes to believe something that when you realise makes no sense whatsoever you are able to keep believing it through thick and thin. Finally Max explains that preschoolers are probably the smartest human beings on the planet.

Max decides to he cannot wait to get his latest recording in the bag, so he drags his long suffering producer Dan down to the illustrious Max Miller studio as inspiration decided to strike, and Max didn’t want to miss it. After all, inspiration is sorely missing from Max Millers life it would seem. So what inspired Max to get down to the studio at 1am so he can get his thoughts down on tape? Max has come to the conclusion that the way to media greatness is to be insulted by Donald Trump, so Max asks Trump to please insult him. Max will take any insult, a dog, a liar, a pig, the dumbest, whatever takes the Trumpsters fancy, Max will take it, although he is not sure there is too much benefit for being in the same company as Omarosa, but clearly Omarosa is a street smart woman. Omarosa did say that she Donald trump eating paper… Charlie what now? Max also tries to reach out to Alex Jones again, as his media empire is under attack, to offer him the chance to appear on the Max Miller program to explain his views as he is in Austin with Max, and not only that Max would help Alex regulate his meds which are clearly not up to snuff. Next Max jumps into John Brennan having is security clearance evoked, yet somehow Mike Flynn, who is under indictment, is still able to keep his. Yikes!

Max decides to he cannot wait to get his latest recording in the bag, so he drags his long suffering producer Dan down to the illustrious Max Miller studio as inspiration decided to strike, and Max didn't want to miss it. After all, inspiration is sorely missing from Max Millers life it would seem. So what inspired Max to get down to the studio at 1am so he can get his thoughts down on tape? Max has come to the conclusion that the way to media greatness is to be insulted by Donald Trump, so Max asks Trump to please insult him. Max will take any insult, a dog, a liar, a pig, the dumbest, whatever takes the Trumpsters fancy, Max will take it, although he is not sure there is too much benefit for being in the same company as Omarosa, but clearly Omarosa is a street smart woman. Omarosa did say that she Donald trump eating paper… Charlie what now? Max also tries to reach out to Alex Jones again, as his media empire is under attack, to offer him the chance to appear on the Max Miller program to explain his views as he is in Austin with Max, and not only that Max would help Alex regulate his meds which are clearly not up to snuff. Next Max jumps into John Brennan having is security clearance evoked, yet somehow Mike Flynn, who is under indictment, is still able to keep his. Yikes!

Max starts the week late, Tuesday to be exact as he needed a day off, or as the Donald would call it, some “executive time,” although in this case the Max Miller Dog has decided to join Max in the Max Miller Studio where Max enjoys a really nice cup of tea. Max also explains that being an independent is actually quite hard as the right wing people get mad and the left wing want to cry. Max finds he either wants to slap them silly or give them a hug. Max then gets in to Donald Trump’s choice of the characters he hangs out with. If you can judge a person by their friends then you have to wonder about Trumps choices, not forgetting of course that Trump told us he would hire only the very best. Next Max gets into Paul Manafort and his trial, which is proving by the hour the old adage that there is no honor amongst thieves. But why does Manafort think he can win this case? Can you spell “pardon” everybody? Obviously Max has to get into fellow Austinite Alex Jones being kicked off of just about every social platform on the planet, although let’s not forget these companies are private and can do what they want. But Max does offer some solid advice and ideas for getting cheap meds from Canada, and makes the suggestions that Alex come on the Max Miller show so that he can explain how the whole world is against him, but one thing is for sure, Alex sure does whine a lot. Naturally Little Tucker Carlson has to come to his aid. After all this it is amazing Max finds time to talk about tariffs. Phew!

Max starts the week late, Tuesday to be exact as he needed a day off, or as the Donald would call it, some “executive time,” although in this case the Max Miller Dog has decided to join Max in the Max Miller Studio where Max enjoys a really nice cup of tea. Max also explains that being an independent is actually quite hard as the right wing people get mad and the left wing want to cry. Max finds he either wants to slap them silly or give them a hug. Max then gets in to Donald Trump's choice of the characters he hangs out with. If you can judge a person by their friends then you have to wonder about Trumps choices, not forgetting of course that Trump told us he would hire only the very best. Next Max gets into Paul Manafort and his trial, which is proving by the hour the old adage that there is no honor amongst thieves. But why does Manafort think he can win this case? Can you spell “pardon” everybody? Obviously Max has to get into fellow Austinite Alex Jones being kicked off of just about every social platform on the planet, although let's not forget these companies are private and can do what they want. But Max does offer some solid advice and ideas for getting cheap meds from Canada, and makes the suggestions that Alex come on the Max Miller show so that he can explain how the whole world is against him, but one thing is for sure, Alex sure does whine a lot. Naturally Little Tucker Carlson has to come to his aid. After all this it is amazing Max finds time to talk about tariffs. Phew!

Max makes his regular week debut by discussing his alcoholic drink of the day, which he needs just to keep up with what's going on in DC Land as well as the other dinks Max keeps stocked in the Max Miller studio in beautiful sunny downtown Austin, Texas. Max also spends a few minutes answering an email about where the picture of the Max Miller Dog was taken. Then having got all the important items out of the way, Max digs into what's been going on, and naturally he has to start with Rudy Giuliani, who seems to be slowly losing his mind, and perhaps not doing his best job for his number client, the Donster after all. Of course Max has to focus on Rudy's words of wisdom, “No one can be sure of anything.” Hmmmm. Increase the med dosage Rudy. Max then figures out what the problem is with Rudy and the Donald, they are both patients of Dr. Spaceman from 30 Rock. Max does find time to remind Rudy that it is in fact illegal to obtain information about an opposite politician from a foreign power for your use during a federal election. Next Max reminds us of all the wacky off the wall nutty things that Alex Jones has said, and reminds us that Donald Trump is fan. How do we know? He told him on Alex's show. Finally Max goes over the number of top issues for the average working American. 

Max makes his regular week debut by discussing his alcoholic drink of the day, which he needs just to keep up with what’s going on in DC Land as well as the other dinks Max keeps stocked in the Max Miller studio in beautiful sunny downtown Austin, Texas. Max also spends a few minutes answering an email about where the picture of the Max Miller Dog was taken. Then having got all the important items out of the way, Max digs into what’s been going on, and naturally he has to start with Rudy Giuliani, who seems to be slowly losing his mind, and perhaps not doing his best job for his number client, the Donster after all. Of course Max has to focus on Rudy’s words of wisdom, “No one can be sure of anything.” Hmmmm. Increase the med dosage Rudy. Max then figures out what the problem is with Rudy and the Donald, they are both patients of Dr. Spaceman from 30 Rock. Max does find time to remind Rudy that it is in fact illegal to obtain information about an opposite politician from a foreign power for your use during a federal election. Next Max reminds us of all the wacky off the wall nutty things that Alex Jones has said, and reminds us that Donald Trump is fan. How do we know? He told him on Alex's show. Finally Max goes over the number of top issues for the average working American. 

Max hits the ground running with the amazing news that the Republicans are OK with not only blowing up the deficit, adding to the debt, tariffs and now subsidies for a key part of the American economy they are in fact OK with the Donald turning the USA into the USSR (United States Socialist Republic). The amazing news is that the GOP is allowing the Donster to put farmers on welfare. Max thought they were against this type of thing, in particular allowing the government to pick winners and losers, but hey we do live in strange times. Perhaps we're in Stranger Things Upside Down. All this is driven of course by the magic of tariffs which Donald thinks are a great thing, along with that other well-known Republican Chuck Schumer. Next Max revisits why Donald Trump really doesn't like Angela Merkel, and the Germans, even though as he said, his own father was born in Germany. (He wasn't). Finally Max gets into the lack of brain for poor old Alex Jones who seems to be getting more desperate by the minute. 

Max hits the ground running with the amazing news that the Republicans are OK with not only blowing up the deficit, adding to the debt, tariffs and now subsidies for a key part of the American economy they are in fact OK with the Donald turning the USA into the USSR (United States Socialist Republic). The amazing news is that the GOP is allowing the Donster to put farmers on welfare. Max thought they were against this type of thing, in particular allowing the government to pick winners and losers, but hey we do live in strange times. Perhaps we’re in Stranger Things Upside Down. All this is driven of course by the magic of tariffs which Donald thinks are a great thing, along with that other well-known Republican Chuck Schumer. Next Max revisits why Donald Trump really doesn't like Angela Merkel, and the Germans, even though as he said, his own father was born in Germany. (He wasn't). Finally Max gets into the lack of brain for poor old Alex Jones who seems to be getting more desperate by the minute. 

Max starts off by reminding us that politicians are really, usually scum who deserve limited respect at best are in fact below lawyers and used car salesman. As ever Max tries to cover an entire week in less than thirty minutes, but fails miserably. He starts off with Trump's already infamous meeting with Putin and reminds us we have no idea what was agreed to, and reminds us that had Clinton or Obama done this, then Shallow Hal (Sean Hannity) would have had a stroke on live TV. It’s made worse of course that Trumps own people have no idea what was discussed with Putin, but Max does have one fact, Putin gave Trump his annual performance review and it was probably very good. Max then reminds us that why should we care about Russia, given that Russia’s GDP per person is the same as Mexico, and their entire GDP is the same as Italy’s? Next Max gets back into that helpless gimboid Carter Page who seems to have been born with a permanent foot in his mouth. Then Max goes over how the phrase should not be “America First” but really “Citizens First,” as a president should represent all Americans when it comes to the security and safety of its citizens. Max also goes over yet again about Trump's mental issues when Trump stated that is father was born in Germany….um.. not true. Trumps dad was born in the US. Next Max gets into all the payoff and affairs that Trump seems to have had and how Mrs. Trump cried when she found out Trump had won the election. No wonder. Finally Max explains, yet again how Trumps Tariffs will really affect the Average Working Man or Woman

Max starts off by reminding us that politicians are really, usually scum who deserve limited respect at best are in fact below lawyers and used car salesman. As ever Max tries to cover an entire week in less than thirty minutes, but fails miserably. He starts off with Trump's already infamous meeting with Putin and reminds us we have no idea what was agreed to, and reminds us that had Clinton or Obama done this, then Shallow Hal (Sean Hannity) would have had a stroke on live TV. It's made worse of course that Trumps own people have no idea what was discussed with Putin, but Max does have one fact, Putin gave Trump his annual performance review and it was probably very good. Max then reminds us that why should we care about Russia, given that Russia's GDP per person is the same as Mexico, and their entire GDP is the same as Italy's? Next Max gets back into that helpless gimboid Carter Page who seems to have been born with a permanent foot in his mouth. Then Max goes over how the phrase should not be “America First” but really “Citizens First,” as a president should represent all Americans when it comes to the security and safety of its citizens. Max also goes over yet again about Trump's mental issues when Trump stated that is father was born in Germany….um.. not true. Trumps dad was born in the US. Next Max gets into all the payoff and affairs that Trump seems to have had and how Mrs. Trump cried when she found out Trump had won the election. No wonder. Finally Max explains, yet again how Trumps Tariffs will really affect the Average Working Man or Woman

Max starts his week in review by going totally off topic in his week in review by expanding on the fact that he is a car nut and has a somewhat low opinion of Tesla's. Having driven these many times, and been driven these as often, Max has come to the somewhat sobering conclusion that they really do not feel like a quality product. Next Max digs into the boring topic of taxes, and who pays them, and it is not as straightforward as you may think. Max then leaps into Trump's visit to the UK and his somewhat awkward meeting with the Queen where he had tea and crumpets, but then failed in some simple etiquette. Next stop for the Maxster is Trump's attempt to fix his problems with the British Prime Minister by denying he said anything in an interview with the Sun newspaper that was against the PM, and even suggested that he had recordings which would prove his point. Never mind that the Sun has recordings and said they stand by what Trump said, and called his fake news attack fake news. In other words, Trump tried to deny what everyone heard, plus Max has some sage advice for Fox News. 

Max starts his week in review by going totally off topic in his week in review by expanding on the fact that he is a car nut and has a somewhat low opinion of Tesla’s. Having driven these many times, and been driven these as often, Max has come to the somewhat sobering conclusion that they really do not feel like a quality product. Next Max digs into the boring topic of taxes, and who pays them, and it is not as straightforward as you may think. Max then leaps into Trump's visit to the UK and his somewhat awkward meeting with the Queen where he had tea and crumpets, but then failed in some simple etiquette. Next stop for the Maxster is Trump's attempt to fix his problems with the British Prime Minister by denying he said anything in an interview with the Sun newspaper that was against the PM, and even suggested that he had recordings which would prove his point. Never mind that the Sun has recordings and said they stand by what Trump said, and called his fake news attack fake news. In other words, Trump tried to deny what everyone heard, plus Max has some sage advice for Fox News. 

Max starts off his late night broadcast by getting totally distracted by of all things, ghosts, cars and dogs. It takes Max's long suffering producer Dan a few minutes to get Max back in line and to focus on the topics of the day, tariffs, Trump and so much more, but not before Max questions yet again why people think that Tesla's are actually good cars. So Max starts off riffing about tariffs and how they will affect “zee Germans” who manufacture BMW, Mercedes and others in states that voted for Trump. Max also reminisces about how he was sworn at for the first time on the radio, which Max wonders has he finally lost his radio virginity? And if you think that Donald isn't itching to place tariffs on German luxury cars, then Max has a bridge in Brooklyn he would like to sell you. Of course these tariffs will also have a negative effect on future investment. Next Max reminds us all that Russia is actually not a strong country at all, but is in fact a country that puts on a good show. Max also explains of all things his difficulty on ordering milkshakes from a drive through. 

Max starts off his late night broadcast by getting totally distracted by of all things, ghosts, cars and dogs. It takes Max’s long suffering producer Dan a few minutes to get Max back in line and to focus on the topics of the day, tariffs, Trump and so much more, but not before Max questions yet again why people think that Tesla’s are actually good cars. So Max starts off riffing about tariffs and how they will affect “zee Germans” who manufacture BMW, Mercedes and others in states that voted for Trump. Max also reminisces about how he was sworn at for the first time on the radio, which Max wonders has he finally lost his radio virginity? And if you think that Donald isn’t itching to place tariffs on German luxury cars, then Max has a bridge in Brooklyn he would like to sell you. Of course these tariffs will also have a negative effect on future investment. Next Max reminds us all that Russia is actually not a strong country at all, but is in fact a country that puts on a good show. Max also explains of all things his difficulty on ordering milkshakes from a drive through. 

Max does his regular week in review to see if anyone, Republican or American has done anything for the average working American, which in the fourteen weeks he has been doing the weekly roundup, the answer is unfortunately no. Before Max gets into what happened during the week, he has a quick update on his total lack of sports in his DNA and the fact that England beat Sweden in the World Cup, during which Max feels he aged twenty years. Next Max jumps into one of the more controversial topics such as Medicare for all which he believes make total sense and makes a bet it will happen in his lifetime. Of course Max has to talk about tariffs and how Trump has told us trade wars are an “easy win” and goes into some detail about how these tariffs are having an effect in unexpected places such as lobsters, nails and now even soy beans. Next Max quotes an amazing observation on the trade wars which he believes sums up the issues we are now facing. Max is also of the opinion that Trump is itching to place tariffs on German cars, no matter what happens as Trump is really upset that there are so many Mercedes Benz in the United States. Finally Max can't but crow a bit about the recent trials and tribulations of Scott Jordan and the hypocrites who should be demanding a full and fair inquiry. 

Max does his regular week in review to see if anyone, Republican or American has done anything for the average working American, which in the fourteen weeks he has been doing the weekly roundup, the answer is unfortunately no. Before Max gets into what happened during the week, he has a quick update on his total lack of sports in his DNA and the fact that England beat Sweden in the World Cup, during which Max feels he aged twenty years. Next Max jumps into one of the more controversial topics such as Medicare for all which he believes make total sense and makes a bet it will happen in his lifetime. Of course Max has to talk about tariffs and how Trump has told us trade wars are an “easy win” and goes into some detail about how these tariffs are having an effect in unexpected places such as lobsters, nails and now even soy beans. Next Max quotes an amazing observation on the trade wars which he believes sums up the issues we are now facing. Max is also of the opinion that Trump is itching to place tariffs on German cars, no matter what happens as Trump is really upset that there are so many Mercedes Benz in the United States. Finally Max can't but crow a bit about the recent trials and tribulations of Scott Jordan and the hypocrites who should be demanding a full and fair inquiry. 

Max starts off by explaining what he did for July 4th, and how it is one of his favorite holidays. Then moving directly on, Max has to explain why Scott Pruitt really is a “sad, pathetic little man.” But as Max has explained previously, it is simply because Pruitt just couldn't put up with being poor around all these wealthy people in the Trump administration. Seeing as Pruitt has now resigned, Max wonders how he will make a living and how many members of Trump's team have quit in only eighteen months. Max does suggest though that if Pruitt wants to avoid the great unwashed he needs to set up an Ubereats account. Although Max does plead that Pruitt does run for office, if for nothing else it would be extremely entertaining. Next Max gets to tariffs and the pain it is causing smaller companies, many of which no doubt voted for the Donster but of course will be ignored by Conservative Media Complex. Somehow Max finds time to talk about Trump's bowel movements. Finally Max has always said that Trump's tweets are a window into his soul, even with all the spelling mistakes.

Max starts off by explaining what he did for July 4th, and how it is one of his favorite holidays. Then moving directly on, Max has to explain why Scott Pruitt really is a “sad, pathetic little man.” But as Max has explained previously, it is simply because Pruitt just couldn’t put up with being poor around all these wealthy people in the Trump administration. Seeing as Pruitt has now resigned, Max wonders how he will make a living and how many members of Trump's team have quit in only eighteen months. Max does suggest though that if Pruitt wants to avoid the great unwashed he needs to set up an Ubereats account. Although Max does plead that Pruitt does run for office, if for nothing else it would be extremely entertaining. Next Max gets to tariffs and the pain it is causing smaller companies, many of which no doubt voted for the Donster but of course will be ignored by Conservative Media Complex. Somehow Max finds time to talk about Trump's bowel movements. Finally Max has always said that Trump's tweets are a window into his soul, even with all the spelling mistakes.

Max starts off talking about Scott Pruitt, otherwise known to Max as Mr. Pathetic, but also explains why he feels sorry for Scotty. Then he segue's quite badly into cars and tariffs, in particular Mercedes Benz which seems to be a fixation for the Donald. Max also finds time to go over the state of English soccer in the World Cup, which he finds very stressful indeed. This is all based on England's national team usually finding a way to lose even after leading for most of the game. Max then gets into for detail about Scott Pruitt, who Max calls the ultimate Swamp Rat, in particular, the fact that Pruitt is facing over one dozen investigations into his appalling behavior. But It seems Trump likes Pathetic Pruitt as Pruitt constantly calls the Donald a great guy, apparently that's enough to keep your job if you work for the Donald. Next Max names who wants and why he should be the next Supreme Court Justice, and passes the information on to Trump, after all Sean Hannity and Trump do listen to Max. Next Max talks about Wilbur Ross, Trumps Commerce Secretary who it seems is more senile than Trump.

Max starts off talking about Scott Pruitt, otherwise known to Max as Mr. Pathetic, but also explains why he feels sorry for Scotty. Then he segue’s quite badly into cars and tariffs, in particular Mercedes Benz which seems to be a fixation for the Donald. Max also finds time to go over the state of English soccer in the World Cup, which he finds very stressful indeed. This is all based on England’s national team usually finding a way to lose even after leading for most of the game. Max then gets into for detail about Scott Pruitt, who Max calls the ultimate Swamp Rat, in particular, the fact that Pruitt is facing over one dozen investigations into his appalling behavior. But It seems Trump likes Pathetic Pruitt as Pruitt constantly calls the Donald a great guy, apparently that’s enough to keep your job if you work for the Donald. Next Max names who wants and why he should be the next Supreme Court Justice, and passes the information on to Trump, after all Sean Hannity and Trump do listen to Max. Next Max talks about Wilbur Ross, Trumps Commerce Secretary who it seems is more senile than Trump.

Max hits hump day, but before he gets started Max laments on the fact that he broke a tooth earlier this week, and had to spend part of Wednesday having his tooth fixed, which left Max with a killer headache but fortunately he was able to struggle through and pull together a show. Max starts off by discussing the very weird event that took place on the White House lawn on Tuesday which was supposed to have been the original event with the Philadelphia Eagles, instead it was a forum for Donald Trump to prove how patriotism he is. Which got the Maxter thinking, what is this patriotism thing anyway? What is a healthy form of patriotism, and what is an unhealthy form of patriotism? To Max, anyone who believes that they are more patriotic than someone else simply because of how they vote, then that goes against the grain of what it means to live in a free country. Next Max gets sidetracked and goes into how easy it is to be a so-called conservative talk show host. It is surly the easiest job in broadcasting. Next Max goes back yet again to the Cowardly Lion, Paul Ryan who has at last seem to have hit puberty as his testicles may have dropped a little, as he seem to have the balls to say that Trump was wrong when he said there was a spy inside the Trump campaign. 

Max hits hump day, but before he gets started Max laments on the fact that he broke a tooth earlier this week, and had to spend part of Wednesday having his tooth fixed, which left Max with a killer headache but fortunately he was able to struggle through and pull together a show. Max starts off by discussing the very weird event that took place on the White House lawn on Tuesday which was supposed to have been the original event with the Philadelphia Eagles, instead it was a forum for Donald Trump to prove how patriotism he is. Which got the Maxter thinking, what is this patriotism thing anyway? What is a healthy form of patriotism, and what is an unhealthy form of patriotism? To Max, anyone who believes that they are more patriotic than someone else simply because of how they vote, then that goes against the grain of what it means to live in a free country. Next Max gets sidetracked and goes into how easy it is to be a so-called conservative talk show host. It is surly the easiest job in broadcasting. Next Max goes back yet again to the Cowardly Lion, Paul Ryan who has at last seem to have hit puberty as his testicles may have dropped a little, as he seem to have the balls to say that Trump was wrong when he said there was a spy inside the Trump campaign. 

Max explains why he missed a few days of shows because of the Max Miller Dog who took a turn for the worse and needed some of Max Millers attention. The good news is that the MMD is doing fine, but only after a $700 vet bill which just goes to prove how expensive owning a dog can be. Max then jumps into the new unemployment rate, which is needless to say looking very good indeed at 3.8%. Max though spends time on how Trump clearly is incapable of keeping a secret by implying in a Tweet that the unemployment numbers would be good news, over one hour before the official announcement. So if Trump cannot keep that a secret, it does make you wonder what other secrets he likes to brag about. Next Max gets into the fact that the Trumpster is clearly not a Republican. The list is endless. Blowing up the deficit. Tariffs. Attacking Canada. I mean, what have the Canadians ever done to the United States? The one person happy about all this is of course Putin, who has to be amazed that Trump is succeeding in splitting the US from its allies beyond Putin’s wildest dreams. Max does question though, forget America First, what about Country First, which to Max means doing what is right for the United States and not party. Of course that is too much to ask of the Cowardly Lion, AKA Paul Ryan.

Max explains why he missed a few days of shows because of the Max Miller Dog who took a turn for the worse and needed some of Max Millers attention. The good news is that the MMD is doing fine, but only after a $700 vet bill which just goes to prove how expensive owning a dog can be. Max then jumps into the new unemployment rate, which is needless to say looking very good indeed at 3.8%. Max though spends time on how Trump clearly is incapable of keeping a secret by implying in a Tweet that the unemployment numbers would be good news, over one hour before the official announcement. So if Trump cannot keep that a secret, it does make you wonder what other secrets he likes to brag about. Next Max gets into the fact that the Trumpster is clearly not a Republican. The list is endless. Blowing up the deficit. Tariffs. Attacking Canada. I mean, what have the Canadians ever done to the United States? The one person happy about all this is of course Putin, who has to be amazed that Trump is succeeding in splitting the US from its allies beyond Putin's wildest dreams. Max does question though, forget America First, what about Country First, which to Max means doing what is right for the United States and not party. Of course that is too much to ask of the Cowardly Lion, AKA Paul Ryan.

Max starts off by pointing out that he is not an athlete, and is amazed that by having a personal trainer he has learnt how to stretch properly. He is even more amazed in the results of stretching properly. This just goes to show that Max really is not an athlete in any shape fashion or form. After going off at a tangent, Max endeavors to get things back on track by talking about Trump cancelling the meeting with Kim Jong-un and the even more fantastical letter that the White House sent to the North Korean leader. Max also digs into yet again Trump's idea of fixing the trade issues with China, whereas China is connecting all things together, American farmers, North Korea, ZTE, and so on. Meanwhile Trump is out maneuvered in every way. Remember when Trump “trade wars were an easy win.” As if to back this up Max reminds us that in many ways he supports Trumps ideas, trade reform, infrastructure and so on. The trouble is Trump is wholly incapable of executing any of this. Next Max gets into the letter the White House sent to Kim Jong un which clearly Trump was so proud of that he had it released to the public, unfortunately it looked like is written by a bunch of twelve year old kids. Finally Max has to remind everyone that the Cowardly Lion, AKA Paul Ryan, really is the world's biggest hypocrite.

Max starts off by pointing out that he is not an athlete, and is amazed that by having a personal trainer he has learnt how to stretch properly. He is even more amazed in the results of stretching properly. This just goes to show that Max really is not an athlete in any shape fashion or form. After going off at a tangent, Max endeavors to get things back on track by talking about Trump cancelling the meeting with Kim Jong-un and the even more fantastical letter that the White House sent to the North Korean leader. Max also digs into yet again Trump’s idea of fixing the trade issues with China, whereas China is connecting all things together, American farmers, North Korea, ZTE, and so on. Meanwhile Trump is out maneuvered in every way. Remember when Trump “trade wars were an easy win.” As if to back this up Max reminds us that in many ways he supports Trumps ideas, trade reform, infrastructure and so on. The trouble is Trump is wholly incapable of executing any of this. Next Max gets into the letter the White House sent to Kim Jong un which clearly Trump was so proud of that he had it released to the public, unfortunately it looked like is written by a bunch of twelve year old kids. Finally Max has to remind everyone that the Cowardly Lion, AKA Paul Ryan, really is the world’s biggest hypocrite.

Max is late to the start of the week, so he has to dig right into the fact he is a day behind in keeping up with the news, and by reminding us that all he wants is anyone in DC, Republican or Democrat to do anything positive for the average working American. Remember the unyielding criticism that Hillary Clinton received for having a private email server in her basement, well now we find out that Donald is using his own unsecured phones, one just for Twitter and one for news. Max wonders if Shallow Hall (Sean Hannity) will get as upset about this as he did about Clintons email server. Next Max digs into the so-called trade war with China, which was supposed to be a prime example of Donald Trump's negotiating skills, and now we learn that Trump's team cannot even agree on the type of trade deal we even would like to have with China, and of course the Chinese have noticed. Which means the US could continue to lose out to other countries in the race to sell to China. On top of that Donald still wants to help the Chinese company ZTE. You know the one the Feds said broke sanctions by selling to Iran. Max then turns to Trumps never ending list of charges and unfounded accusations. Finally Max looks at how Trump is asking the DOJ to investigate his enemies, which of course is totally legal and above board.  And once again Max asks, will someone please explain to him what the Democrats actually stand for?

Max is late to the start of the week, so he has to dig right into the fact he is a day behind in keeping up with the news, and by reminding us that all he wants is anyone in DC, Republican or Democrat to do anything positive for the average working American. Remember the unyielding criticism that Hillary Clinton received for having a private email server in her basement, well now we find out that Donald is using his own unsecured phones, one just for Twitter and one for news. Max wonders if Shallow Hall (Sean Hannity) will get as upset about this as he did about Clintons email server. Next Max digs into the so-called trade war with China, which was supposed to be a prime example of Donald Trump’s negotiating skills, and now we learn that Trump’s team cannot even agree on the type of trade deal we even would like to have with China, and of course the Chinese have noticed. Which means the US could continue to lose out to other countries in the race to sell to China. On top of that Donald still wants to help the Chinese company ZTE. You know the one the Feds said broke sanctions by selling to Iran. Max then turns to Trumps never ending list of charges and unfounded accusations. Finally Max looks at how Trump is asking the DOJ to investigate his enemies, which of course is totally legal and above board.  And once again Max asks, will someone please explain to him what the Democrats actually stand for?

Max hits the mid-week mark by reexamining his commitment to being an independent, and reminds his listeners that he supports some of Trumps ideas; infrastructure, beautiful healthcare, trade that’s free but fair, and a solid middle class tax cut. Big prob though.. we will see it...? Max is ever the optimist and keeps looking for anyone in DC, Republican or Democrat doing anything to help the average working American. Max starts by revisiting the opening of the American embassy in Jerusalem, even though this was a few days ago now, but Max has had time to think about this. Next Max revisits Trumps campaign promises, including standing up to big business, big pharma, China and Russia. How is that going so far? Max goes through the list one by one to explain not that well. Big business is buying back stock, big pharma was let off the hook just the other week. China and Russia are of course in their own category. Next we discover that Trump made money from the businesses he never gave up, including the Trump hotel in DC where foreign governments and other people wanting to curry favor with Donald like to stay. And let’s not forget that Mar-a-Lago charges the Secret Service for using golf carts. Max is not making this up. Finally it turns out Trump did pay Stormy Daniels after all. 

Max hits the mid-week mark by reexamining his commitment to being an independent, and reminds his listeners that he supports some of Trumps ideas; infrastructure, beautiful healthcare, trade that's free but fair, and a solid middle class tax cut. Big prob though.. we will see it...? Max is ever the optimist and keeps looking for anyone in DC, Republican or Democrat doing anything to help the average working American. Max starts by revisiting the opening of the American embassy in Jerusalem, even though this was a few days ago now, but Max has had time to think about this. Next Max revisits Trumps campaign promises, including standing up to big business, big pharma, China and Russia. How is that going so far? Max goes through the list one by one to explain not that well. Big business is buying back stock, big pharma was let off the hook just the other week. China and Russia are of course in their own category. Next we discover that Trump made money from the businesses he never gave up, including the Trump hotel in DC where foreign governments and other people wanting to curry favor with Donald like to stay. And let's not forget that Mar-a-Lago charges the Secret Service for using golf carts. Max is not making this up. Finally it turns out Trump did pay Stormy Daniels after all. 

Max is back, and what a day it is, as Max had every intention to talk about the amazing growth in the deficit, the fact that we seem to be governed by Fox & Friends and of course how the Trump tariffs will hurt Americans including farmers. But this was not to be, as Max has to talk about the hot news of the day, and that is that The Trumpsters personal lawyer, who himself has a lawyer (only in Trumpland), has three locations raided by the Feds. Somehow the Feds got into Cohen's hotel room, home and offices all on the same day and time. In fact they even grabbed Cohen's cell phone from his hands. And Max thought he had seen it all in Trumpland already. As a lawyer friend of Max's explains, there had to have been serious examples of criminal activity for the Feds to act this way. Trump likes to surround himself with loyal sycophants who it is now clear, are really not that good at their jobs. Next Max segue's to go after the Democrats who he wonders still to do this day, what it is they stand for. Meanwhile of course Max cannot forget about Stormy Daniels, which for the Donald must be the most expensive one night stand in history.

Max is back, and what a day it is, as Max had every intention to talk about the amazing growth in the deficit, the fact that we seem to be governed by Fox & Friends and of course how the Trump tariffs will hurt Americans including farmers. But this was not to be, as Max has to talk about the hot news of the day, and that is that The Trumpsters personal lawyer, who himself has a lawyer (only in Trumpland), has three locations raided by the Feds. Somehow the Feds got into Cohen’s hotel room, home and offices all on the same day and time. In fact they even grabbed Cohen’s cell phone from his hands. And Max thought he had seen it all in Trumpland already. As a lawyer friend of Max’s explains, there had to have been serious examples of criminal activity for the Feds to act this way. Trump likes to surround himself with loyal sycophants who it is now clear, are really not that good at their jobs. Next Max segue’s to go after the Democrats who he wonders still to do this day, what it is they stand for. Meanwhile of course Max cannot forget about Stormy Daniels, which for the Donald must be the most expensive one night stand in history.