Dangerous Mind Of Max Miller

Jonathan does the show from the frozen downtown Radical studio. Snow in Austin, and all hell breaks loose. Dan the Producer has to rein in Jonathan when he goes off topic, but he still manages to cover McConnell the Cynic, Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, Dave Ramsey, and Josh Hawley. Before getting to more important topics such the cost of healthcare. And why is Fox News like Syrian state media?

The Radical Center turns it’s attention this week to the future of the GOP. Is it Liz Chaney or RTG? Then the China comes up. Did Trumps policies on China actually produce any results? The answer may surprise you. Finally Jonathan looks at food insecurity in the United States.

In the fist show of February 2021, Jonathan goes solo as Jacque’ takes the week off. Naturally Jonathan try’s to understand the stock market craze, and how it is affecting families. Then he digs into how the pandemic is affecting people without college degrees. Finally he asks the big question. Is the GOP dead?

Jacque’ and Jonathan dig into the first week of Biden’s presidency. But not before looking at the weeks Good, Bad and Ugly, the Murdoch's, Ted Cruz (of course), and then Jonathan asks a leading question; Does the GOP really like America?

Jacque’ and Jonathan delve into the amazing events that have happened over the past week. From the invasion of the Capitol Building, to Ted Cruz’s capitulation on character, and Trump’s impeachment. But they still find time to look at the power of social media, the hypocrisy of the Wall Street Journal, always a favorite of Langley's, and Jacque’s; Good, Bad, and Ugly. Oh, and Jonathan’s take-down of Franklin Graham

Jacque’ and Jonathan get back to work after being lazy for a few weeks, only to find that they the events of the past week require the biggest show yet. So big it needs to be split in two parts. This is part 2

Jacque’ and Jonathan get back to work after being lazy for a few weeks, only to find that they the events of the past week require the biggest show yet. So big it needs to be split in two parts. This is part 1

Jacque’ and Jonathan produce their final show of 2020 with a look back of the top ten most compelling items for the year. Naturally Jonathan’s list is completely different to Jacque’s list.

Jacque’ and Jonathan feel they are overwhelmed with too much information. So of course they have to cover Trump’s attempt to get the election thrown out. The state of the GOP. Texas leaders like Ted Cruz, and Chip Roy. Jim Jordan worrying more about Christmas, and not people who will lose their homes starting in January.

Jacque’ and Jonathan have so much to go through after having taken yet another break (do these two even work?), that the show could have run four hours. Thankfully it does not. But they do find time to discuss martial law, COVID (of course), jobs, and Trump’s lack of concession. Plus Jonathan and Jacque’ discuss Ghost Candidates and Rotten Boroughs.

Jacque' and Jonathan do their last show before Thanksgiving, and get in the holiday mood by finding out that there is such a thing as Trump Christmas wrapping paper. Jacque' has her Good, Bad, and Ugly, and Jonathan learns about something called Collective Narcissism

Jacque’ and Jonathan have to try social distancing after Jonathan’s trip took him across across the country. It also meant Jonathan missed the show directly after the election. So Jacque’ and Jonathan have a lot of catching up to do. First they discuss the election, emails asking for money, before getting to Fox News. Which has really pissed off Jonathan with guests such Harmeet Dhillon and Phil Kline

Jacque’ and Jonathan get to the final show before the election. Before they get to the main topic though, Jonathan finds time to talk about the mob emails from the GOP one more time. Then they discuss emails, and of course the death of Sean Connery.

Jacque’ and Jonathan find they have far too much to talk about this week. Despite the lack of time, Jonathan gets stuck into the Washington Posts Hugh Hewitt not fact based column. Jacque’ delivers her best Good, Bad, and Ugly, and together they focus on COVID, Student Debt and other middle class issues. Oh, and Jonathan has chair issues in the studio.

So much has happened on just one week that Jacque’ and Jonathan can’t even get through their list. From Trump and Covid, the debates, even layoffs, the show is more disjointed than normal. Jonathan does find time to investigate the fallen image of the United States.

Trump and Biden have a debate, which Jonathan refuses to watch. And Jacque' tries to keep the show on track by talking about the supreme court

Jacque' and Jonathan get deep into the details on the ramifications of Texas turning down medicaid expansion.

Jacque’ and Jonathan dig into the retirement plans, or lack of, for many Americans. How politicians who claim to be pro-life are really not pro-life. And once again, how Tony Soprano would ask for campaign donations

Jacque’ and Jonathan took Labor Day Weekend off, so this is their first show in two weeks, which gives them plenty to catch up on. Jonathan starts off with a quick overview of how the Trump campaign is asking for money, they can’t make up their minds if Jonathan is in the bottom 3% of donors, or the top 10%, Jacque’ gets into her Good, Bad, and Ugly, and then they get into understanding Cognitive Dissonance, and how it affects peoples views.

Jacque’ and Jonathan do their last show before Labor Day Weekend, and thankfully find time to have some fun. Allowing Jonathan to poke Ted Cruz in the eye, figuratively of course, a quick look a Trump’s Tweets, and some detailed analysis on why people tend to stick with their political leaders no matter what. But the big news is, Jonathan predicts who will win the election based on a solid scientific study, courtesy of the Wall Street Journal.