David and Alexandra break down a stupendously unconstitutional proposed California law and discuss what it means for the American culture wars.

David and Alexandra ask why soldiers at war sometimes exercise greater discipline than police at home, then they break down a bad gun control column in the New York Times.

David and Alexandra compare and contrast media coverage of the March for Life and the March for our Lives, discuss the problems with the gun control arguments made at the march, and then jump topics completely to briefly address marijuana legalization.

David and Alexandra respond to the Washington Post‘s Ruth Marcus and her support for aborting children with Down Syndrome, they discuss the phrase “personally pro-life,” and David discusses the Second Amendment implications of yet another terrible crime in Florida.

David and Alexandra discuss the corporate campaign against the NRA, compare media coverage of the NRA and Planned Parenthood, and discuss the most important story in the world that (almost) no one is talking about.

David and Alexandra discuss the Parkland, Florida, school shooting, including the weight we should give to the political arguments of the survivors, whether conservatives can support gun violence restraining orders, and why an assault weapons ban is still a bad idea.

David and Alexandra talk to David Bahnsen about his new book — born out of the financial crisis — and how both major parties are failing to address the crisis of responsibility that is gripping part of the American public.

David and Alexandra talk about the flaws in “the memo,” the silliness of feminists attacking adoption, and ask when Hollywood will get off its high moral horse.

David and Alexandra discuss a bizarre progressive narrative that slimes Christians in the Trump administration for enforcing the law, and then break down the GOP generation gap on Trump.

David and Alexandra discuss how a lurch towards identity politics would be bad for the #MeToo movement and end the chance for bipartisan cultural reform. They end the podcast with an interesting new study that casts doubt on the true amount of “choice” in America’s abortion culture.