It's Monday.

Monday.

May 15.. Monday.

It's May 15th.

And the word of the day is phobophobia, which means an irrational fear of irrational fears.

That exists.

Used in a sentence, pretty much the only thing Franklin Roosevelt was worried about was phobia itself.

I feel like polio should have been up there. I'm saying legs are awesome. That sounds one of like

something Teddy would say. Hey who now? What's happening? No illusions. I'm

Eli Bosnick. I'm Heath and Wright and broadcasting delayed from America's far center.

We are the Skeptocrats.

On episode 50, we... Eli asks Rod Rosenstein his opinion. We. is doing better than the US and the UK at dealing with Nazis.

But first, the city of New Orleans continues its efforts to celebrate historical racism nominally last week when a statue of Confederate President Jefferson Davis was removed from its prominent location.

You guys are related to Jefferson Davis. Who said I was? Who just said I was really telling you? You

You, several times. Very often you say that. Now this marks the second monument to the

bad guys in the Civil War that was removed in recent weeks. Both of these actions

were of course done at undisclosed times under the cover of darkness

because the number of people in New Orleans that want to celebrate their historical racism remains

way above zero.

After a recent round of weapons testing by North Korea, the US military installed a missile defense system in South Korea.

The details are classified, but there's a good chance it's just chakil anil standing on the border and swatting stuff back.

I mean honestly putting a washed up NBA stars in South Korea

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