And now, America's number one show on pop culture and politics. This is the Michael Medved show.

And another great day in this greatest nation on God's Green Earth.

A great day where the city of New York is still reeling from the impact of a demonstration earlier this week.

It was a demonstration against a memorial to the people who had been kidnapped and raped and basically babies put into microwaves.

The horrible, horrible stuff of October 7th.

So they had an event to honor the Nova Music Festival, which had been completely sacked, and that's where they got a lot of the hostages,

we'll be talking about what that event signifies in terms of anti-Semitism in America and some of the dangers to this republic.

We'll also be speaking about President Trump,

making a triumphant return visit to the Capitol.

And a number of his critics have talked about how he made that return visit to the Capitol without speaking to some of the

members of the House and the Senate whose lives were directly threatened by the effort

to overturn the election and the riots in the Capitol building. And by the way, no preparation

yet for the list of names that Trump might want to put forward about the people he intends

to pardon for their role in the Capitol attacks on January 6th of 2021.

There is also, of course, the reaction to the Supreme Court case.

It's not a case that impacts a great many people in the United States,

but a lot of people who like bump stocks.

And believe it or not, I was fascinated to try to find out how many people really care about this idea of modifying a semi-automatic weapon to make it more like an automatic weapon.

And when you read the Supreme Court case where the decision for the majority,

the six to three majority, with the six of justices who were appointed by Republican presidents,

including President Trump and President Bush, and the first President Bush, because

Clarence Thomas was appointed by the first President Bush. But in any event, there are 520,000

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