I am so excited about today's episode. I love to talk about politics and learn more every day about laws and bills that are being passed.

But as I've said here on the show before, they're so damn difficult to understand.

It seems like you need a whole law degree to understand what laws are being passed and what our local and state politicians really believe in.

Well, I was put in contact by a really good friend of mine with these two amazing guys,

Walter Power, who's a retired NFL player and is extremely savvy in politics junkie best friend,

Jay White, who finally launched a new app called Politiscope yesterday.

I think you guys, if you follow me on social media, you've seen me post a lot about Politiscope lately.

Well, I'm excited to

introduce to you these two amazingly driven smart men and the app that's seriously going to change

our understanding of politics. And what I mean our? I mean just the regular people that

really that laws affect. So this is the type of app that we needed and didn't even know it.

So for all the racist Republicans who are banking on the majority of the population,

not knowing what the hell is going on,

2020 elections were coming in hot and educated because of this app.

So all of you guys, let's get to downloading this app and we're going to start the show

the same way that we always do.

So let's get to it.

Welcome back to another episode of Shed I'm 30 with me, your host, Carla Womaris, and today

I'm back in PVA Studios.

Hello, Mara.

Yes, in New York again, and I have Walter Powell with me. And do you go by Mr. White? Mr. White, Jackson, Jack J. Whatever, it don't matter. Yes, I'm going to let you guys know why I'm in a room full of estrogen. Not estrogen. That's women. Whoa. Did I just call you something else? A room full of testosterone with me. But before we do that, we're going to go into shit you should know. And I want to tell you guys, this is a segment that I do because I read the news a lot. I wake every morning and I go at night. It's part of my anxiety. I was told to stop doing it, but I don't because I feel like I just need to do it. So I saw something about here in New York, and it says that local officials in New York's Long Island, they found and removed unauthorized vending machines dispensing drug paraphernalia. So we grew up with vending machines and I'm thinking I've seen candy ones, I've seen tampon ones, I've seen cupcake ones, I've seen makeup vending machines. There's condom ones too? Oh yeah. Yeah, at the gas stations.

Vending machines?

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