The situation with Jerzee Joe

A fast-paced half-hour show that brings news stories you won’t hear on TV or perspectives on stories you may have heard on your TV but the media decided not to broadcast. You might hear a story about members of one political party voting against a piece of legislation with an altruistic name like “The save the baby seals act,” but they will never tell you why. When you hear the real reason, you might want to thank them for voting the way they did. We cover 4-5 topics ranging from politics to the environment; to energy to developments in the world of science, plus the quote of the day.

The situation with Jerzee Joe is a news podcast hosted by Jerzee Joe, with 206 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jerzee Joe hosts The situation with Jerzee Joe, a news show with 206 episodes published.

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  The situation with Jerzee Joe

  Season 9, Episode 8 - economist Thomas Sowell, Denver suing cigarette manufacturers, California nominee offering free electric, arrested for purchasing a bat, auto-feeders for animals, and much more!

  Aug 19, 202634 min

  Our quote of the week is once again from economist Thomas Sowell, about Socialists and their lack of interest in how wealth is created. In our stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we have 3 nominees. You pick the winner: Our first nominee is the City of Denver, Colorado, which is suing cigarette manufacturers for the non-biodegradable litter their filtered cigarettes create when smokers illegally throw them onto the streets in that city. The second nominee concerns a new California regulation that will limit the types of tires you can buy in the state. Our 3rd nominee is a candidate for governor of California who promises voters 2 hours of free electricity every day if they elect him. We’ll tell you about the sentence a California judge gave to a man who was convicted of shooting at and hitting an LAPD helicopter with 2 officers on board We’ll tell you about a new voting law in Minnesota that allows one registered voter to show up at a polling place with up to 8 people who have no ID that he claims are his friends and/or family members, and how, on his word alone, they can register and vote in any election in that state that same day. We’ll tell you about a man in the UK who was arrested for simply buying a baseball bat. We’ll play a clip from a representative of the Polish government explaining Poland’s immigration policy. If you use one to feed your cat while you go away for the weekend, we’ll tell you how an electronic pet feeder can wind up starving your cat. Time permitting, we’ll tell you about a new patent recently awarded to Wal-Mart for a shopping cart with additional monitoring capabilities. Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Utah, where two armed customers shot and killed a third angry customer who had left and then returned to the store armed with a shotgun.

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  Episode #7

  Season 9, Episode 7 - Governor of New Jersey portrait, can your dog tell if you are happy or sad?, the legality of silencers, water crisis in Puerto Rico, Canadian speech, NYC Mayor Mamdani, and more!

  Aug 12, 202633 minS9

  This week, in our Stupidest thing I’ve heard all week segment, we’ll tell you how much the Government of New Jersey is paying to have a portrait painted of its former Governor. We’ll tell you about a new study that answers the question: Can your dog tell if you are happy or sad just by your facial expression? We’ll tell you how many guns were sold in Colorado last month in advance of their new gun law that went into effect on August 1st. On a related topic, we’ll tell you about a federal court ruling in Texas about the legality of silencers (suppressors) for pistols & rifles and which states still ban their possession & use. We’ll tell you why the water crisis in Puerto Rico has more to do with its government than the weather. We’ll tell you how posting a hateful comment on Facebook in Canada can get you arrested and thrown in jail. We’ll tell you which state is paying for an electronic billboard in New York City’s Times Square congratulating New York City Mayor Mamdani for being named its Economic Developer of the year award winner. We’ll tell you how many illegal guns were seized in New York City in just one afternoon last month and compare that with how difficult & expensive it is for law-abiding citizens to legally acquire a gun in that city. We’ll tell you one of the many reasons why corporations are continuing to leave States like California & New Jersey. Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Land O’Lakes, Florida, where a homeowner shoots & kills the armed Ex-husband of a woman and child he was sheltering from that abusive relationship.

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  Episode #5

  Season 9, Episode 5 - New York City grocery stores, Starlink satellites, how AI systems are making money, photo ID required for restaurant promotion, Florida's GDP, new baby names, and much more!

  Jul 29, 202634 minS9

  This week in our Stupidest thing I’ve heard all week segment, we’ll tell you about a plan by the Mayor of NY City to put local grocery stores and Bodegas out of business. In our quote of the week, we have a clip from Bill Maher explaining why Trump won the last Presidential election. In our science minute, we’ll tell you how many Starlink satellites there are in orbit around the Earth and how often one of them falls out of orbit. We’ll tell you how much money some AI systems are making for the companies that develop them and some scary things that have been happening during the testing of the most recent models. We’ll tell you about a restaurant promotion that might be racist because it requires customers to show a picture ID to use it. It’s no secret that the economies of Texas & Florida are booming, partially as the result of companies and high net worth individuals moving to those states from high-tax blue states. We’ll tell you where Florida’s economy now ranks compared to the economies of other countries around the world. We’ll tell you what one of the least used names for new babies was last year and what that decline has to do with President Trump. In 2024, Scotland increased its top income tax rate to 48%. We’ll tell you what impact that rate increase had on tax revenues in 2025. We’ll tell you how a bureaucratic delay got a woman killed a decade ago and why that story is still relevant today. Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Detroit, where two home invaders break into the house of a 75-year-old man at 3:00 o’clock in the morning.

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  Episode #4

  Season 9, Episode 4 - Mayor threatening to arrest the Prime Minister of Israel, Passengers changing their arrival airport, NYC rent control, Seattle's socialist mayor, 1st class postage stamps, & more

  Jul 22, 202628 minS9

  In this week's podcast, our Stupidest thing I’ve heard all week segment, we’ll tell you which mayor of which major US City is threatening to arrest the Prime Minister of Israel when he visits his city in September. In our runner-up to the Stupidest thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you which airline is allowing passengers to change their chosen arrival airport to a different airport at no charge and why. We’ll tell you how NY City’s rent control regulations are making that city’s housing shortage far worse than it needs to be We’ll tell you about a Federal Court ruling that overturned New Jersey’s long-standing ban on the sale of what it deemed to be so-called “Assault weapons” and “high-capacity” magazines and how the Governor of that state reacted to the ruling. We’ll play a clip describing how Seattle’s new Socialist Mayor is trying to deal with the mess that she helped to create. We’ll tell you how one US City is turning solid human waste from its wastewater treatment plants into a money-making product We’ll tell you where 3,000 armed teenagers gathered for 5 days and how many of them got shot by the end of that week. We’ll revisit the most recent price increase in the cost of a 1st class postage stamp and how the cost to mail a letter in the US compares to how much it cost to mail the same letter in the UK. Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Charleston, WV, where a road rage victim shoots and kills the driver of the other car who chased him and then tried to attack him while he was sitting in his car.

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  Episode #3

  Season 9, Episode 3 - economist Thomas Sowell on the failure of Socialism, Democratic Socialists of America, taxing a tax, LED price tags, flat earth believers, pilots across the U.S. and much more!

  Jul 15, 202631 minS9

  Our quote of the week this week is a repeat of two quotes by economist Thomas Sowell on the failure of Socialism, because we are going to be talking about the recently released platform of the Democratic Socialists of America We’ll tell you about the key parts of the Democratic Socialists of America's platform, released last week, and why they should scare you. Taxing a tax: We'll show you which state imposes a tax on its own fuel tax amount and how much that tax costs you if you buy gas in that state. In our most outrageous thing I’ve heard all week, we’ll tell you about the new fee schedule to apply for a concealed weapon carry permit that was just issued by the Sheriff of San Jose, California, and why it discriminates against people with lower incomes We’ll tell you about a new trend by several major retailers who are replacing paper price labels on store shelves with LED displays that can change the price of every item in the store at least once per day. If you are a flat-earth believer or have friends who are, we’ll tell you about a new challenge by one of the largest sporting goods companies in this country that could make you rich. We’ll tell you about a doctor who incorrectly declared a young child to be dead and how the parents found out about that mistake. We tell you what percentage of the US & global populations are pilots, and what it would take for you to become one. We’ll show you how the prices of things like health care & college tuition have changed over the past 25 years, and how those changes compare to changes in the prices of other everyday items like automobiles, television sets, and refrigerators. Our taxpayer relief shot segment this week is from Los Angeles, where a shop owner shoots & kills 2 of 3 armed robbers.

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