As America reels from the worst drug epidemic in our nation's history, around 100,000 overdose deaths

last year alone, up 29% in just a single year, President Biden has unveiled his plan to stop the

carnage, and the plan is to give free crack pipes to drug addicts. This public health strategy

may seem counterintuitive, but the Biden administration insists that the federally subsidized

crack pipes will reduce harm and advance racial equity. Don't it always seem to go that you don't

know what you got till it's gone? Back during the Trump years, I used to complain when Ivanka Trump

would influence her father's policies. Trump's children would nudge him to push for paternity leave

and criminal justice reform, and that was bad enough. But little did I know how I would long for

those days, once Hunter Biden had the ear of the president. I'm Michael Nolson's The Michael Nolshoe.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday is from Alex Shinprod,

who points out from this interview with Governor Phil Murphy, Democrat New Jersey.

Governor Murphy, is there scientific evidence that removing mask mandates will work? Well, Jake,

political scientists have measured that my favorability rating will go up 6.8% by removing

the mask mandate. That's true. That is the only science that is being followed on the masks,

on the vaccine mandates, on the whole darn thing. There are people right now who are,

they're just trying to measure public opinion, and they're trying to present their political agenda

as though it were the science, capital T, capital S. One way they do it is they collect a lot of data

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