Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with your host, Dan Bon Gino.

Alright, welcome to the Dan Bon Gino show, producer Joe, are you today?

Hey man, I'm doing well. How about you, babe?

Yeah, yeah, good man. You know, it's interesting. I read a piece this morning and I like to give alternate points of view even from my own because I think, you know, unlike a lot of liberal America, the snowflakes that don't want to be exposed ever to conservative or liberty based or libertarian ideas.

I think the responsible thing to do on this show is to always give you how I feel. It means my show, you know, you're listening obviously for my opinion somewhat.

It's also to present the facts in the data, but I think in a really good, healthy intellectual environment, you should give alternate opinions too and do your best to refute them. And it was interesting.

Yesterday, Joe, we were talking about on the show the impact of the of on the margin of bad decisions.

In other words, yesterday, remember, we were bringing up the idea of special councils and the idea boycotts and we acknowledged that this is not an argument, whether it's special councils or the boycotting of companies based on political positions they take.

It's not a question of what's a good or bad decision. Remember that yesterday. Yeah, yeah.

For those of you who listen to the show, great, you already know, but for those who may have missed it, the point I was trying to make is that boycotting businesses based on their political stances.

In other words, what I think we have to do to fight back, especially everything that's happening with the Hannity show and these clowns at media matters and so this stuff. I don't want to hit on the three days in a row, but there's a point here.

Their dumb decisions boycotts are stupid. I absolutely 100% acknowledge that they are complete idiocy. Companies that advertise and shows are paying to access their audience. They are not endorsing their political ideas. This is an idea as old as the sun.

It doesn't get that is typically a liberal, but conservatives we have to fight back and we have to fight back by boycotting the boycotters and equally dumb decision, but a necessary one.

Also with the special councils I brought up yesterday, and this is where I want to give you an alternate viewpoint because I read a really, really good piece of s'moring.

The special councils, the idea that we should appoint federal prosecutors, not outside of the DOJ, they still work for the DOJ, but like Bob Mueller is now one who is really not subjected to the standard operating procedures of the Department of Justice who's appointed from the outside to come in and investigate one specific thing.

In this case, the mythical Trump Russian collusion thing, these are bad ideas, Joe.

We already have a Department of Justice. We already have a Department of Justice subjected to checks and balances like every other branch of government appointing a special council's a bad idea, but I made the point yesterday that yes, it's a bad idea, but a worse idea is only appointing special councils to investigate Republicans.

And that's unfortunately the road we're going down, which is what happened in this Trump Russia thing where you have a bevy of accusations against the Clintons.

I think that are substantive. And yet there was no talk about special councils for them. And yet you have accusations that have devoid of substance with the Trump Russia fairy tale and all of a sudden there's a special council appointed to investigate Trump, even though the allegations are farcical laughable, and there is no evidence whatsoever of a crime.

And even if there was evidence of collusion, which there isn't, by the way, I mean, even democratic senators have acknowledges collusion isn't even a crime.

I'm not saying it's a good thing, but it's not a crime. These are just the facts, folks. However, troubles, maybe a BDU. But now all of a sudden we have a special council that's appeared to Bob Mueller council.

The Bob Mueller special council to investigate Trump. And the point I was trying to make yesterday is, you know what, if they're going to play this game, we have to teach them that the game is bad because it is bad, Joe.

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