The Left's Refugee Standard: Ideology First, Safety Second (ft. Wade Stotts)
Story #1: Much ado about nothing: Will explains how the economic doomsayers were proven wrong after just 45 days as stocks rise and inflation continues to fall.
Story #2: Diving deep into the divide over immigration as the Left rages against the arrival of South African refugees while supporting immigration that runs counter to Western values with the Host of 'The Wade Show With Wade,' Wade Stotts.
Story #3: An NFL Draft lottery? Inside the push to change the NFL Draft. Plus, Will unravels Tinfoil Pat's NBA lottery conspiracy theory and shares a top 5 list of the things people miss the most about the '90s.
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