Kennedy spoke to a crowd Tuesday screening a film that claims a link between autism in children and thimerosal, an ingredient in vaccines. “They get the shot, that night they have a fever of a hundred and three, they go to sleep, and three months later their brain is gone,” Kennedy reportedly told the crowd. “This is a holocaust, what this is doing to our country.”

Mike addresses the situation in South Carolina where a police officer is being charged with murder for the shooting of an unarmed black man. The scene was caught on tape, and Mike asks why are people protesting if the officer is being charged?

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Mike plays a clip of an interview from Charles Krauthammer where he describes how Rand Paul is the closest to Obama on foreign policy. Mike wonders how Rand Paul supporters feel about a conservative pundit attacking him in such a manner.

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Mike talks with Rand Paul’s chief strategist Doug Stafford. They discuss Senator Paul’s announcement that he is running for President and the opposition that he has encountered from Republicans and “The Washington Machine.”

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Mike describes the recent statements put out by both Barack Obama and John Kerry concerning the targeting of Christians during a terrorist attack at a Kenyan University. Mike discusses how both statements are void of any mention of religion even though it was Christians who were slaughtered before Easter Sunday.

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Mike describes a recent scandal at the University of South Carolina where a picture has gone viral of a student using the n-word while describing why the WiFi there is so bad. Mike discusses why it is so bad for her to use the word while no one bats an eye when a black college basketball player uses it.

Mike addresses his comments concerning Kelly Clarkson and apologizes.

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Senator Rand Paul released a teaser video before his Presidential announcement for 2016. Is Senator Rand Paul the answer?

Tubby Mike is the last person in the world who should bring up anyone’s weight. I couldn’t possibly feel any worse than I do for making an observation that led to the conclusion that I “fat-shamed” this talented and classy entertainer. It was a really stupid thing for me to do. – Mike

Under a new policy, the expected parental contribution for tuition will be waived for many undergraduates from families with incomes up to $125,000 a year — up from the previous threshold of $100,000. And parents with incomes below $65,000 generally will not have to pay for tuition, room or board — up from the previous limit of $60,000.

Mike discusses the attack by the terrorist group Al Shabaab at a university in Kenya. There the terrorists are targeting and killing Christians while letting Muslim students go free. Mike wonders what President Obama will say about the situation.

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Mr. Obama’s latest petulant act shows that this is not a president motivated by policy but by personal feelings. He sacrificed the security of our close ally and its seven million citizens because he felt slighted.

The NYPD detective who was caught on video chewing out an Uber driver has been stripped of his shield and gun, and will be placed on modified duty, police officials said. (WARNING, this video contains foul language)

Mike discusses an MSNBC audio clip about John Kerry where it’s stated that a local restaurant is naming a pizza after him so that if he doesn’t get what he wants in the Iran nuclear talks he’ll at least made his mark.

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Mike plays a clip from an interview with Nevada Senator Harry Reid where he admits to lying about Mitt Romney and more. Mike discusses that this is how the Left operates.

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On Tuesday, NBC’s chief foreign affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell took time out of her NBC Nightly News report from Switzerland on the Iranian nuclear talks to hail Secretary of State John Kerry as someone who “doesn’t give up easily” and gush that a local pizzeria in the town where the talks are being held has decided to name “a pizza after him.”

One side wants the state to conscript the religious businesswomen and men into participating in ceremonies that violate their beliefs. The other side wants to make it possible for religious people to live their own lives according to their consciences.

Mike talks with fellow host Dennis Prager. They discuss same sex marriage, the Indiana religious Protections Law, and the tactics used by the Left.

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Embattled Indiana Gov. Mike Pence is taking a second crack at trying to “clarify” the state’s new “religious freedom” law. Pence said “we’ve got a perception problem.” The Gov. has come to the conclusion that it will be helpful to move legislation this week to amend the law to make it clear that it does not give businesses the right to deny services to anyone.

Mike talks with documentary filmmaker Phelim McAleer about his upcoming play “Ferguson.” They discuss the various reactions they’ve received about the play and Mike’s involvement with it.