Lena Dunham is a liar. A male friend was accused of rape, and she claimed that she had intimate knowledge of the event and her friend, Murray Miller, was innocent. Today, she wrote in Hollywood Reporter that she lied; she never had any information, and she chose to believe her friend.

Then, Dunham blames men for making her lie. Tony's commentary is a must-hear and must-share.

Tony Katz discusses what this means, and whether Cook can claim a moral high ground while regulating platforms to decide what is acceptable and what is not? "Censorship is never moral," say Tony.

Twitter has made their position clear: The First Amendment ain't worth a crap. And no, Ellen Barkin, Mississippi is not made up of a bunch of racists.

General Motors is reducing their workforce by 15%. Why? The times are changing, and no one wants cars anymore. Sutdents in Wisconsin took a photo giving the Nazi salute. They're not Nazis, however. They're just morons, and this photo will haunt them forever.

Ohio Governor John Kasich is seriously considering running for the presidential nomination against President Trump.

The documentary, The Creepy Line, breaks down exactly how social media companies market users to advertisers, and how they manipulate users to do what they want.

When Twitter users pushed back against this idea, Rep. Swalwell chided them, saying the US government has "nukes," so it's not like Americans could fight back.

Tony Katz takes a look at this idea, and explains how Rep. Swalwell has never thought through his idea. Tony explains the pitfalls, impossibilities and flat-out madness of his ugly, anti-American idea. Then, Tony takes us down the 'what if?' road. If Rep. Swalwell tried to take America's guns, here's the dystopian reality he would bring to the nation.

Senator Chuck Schumer thinks Sen. Bill Nelson of Florida should be re-elected, no matter the vote count. (Basically, he said that.) And a look at Letters To The Editor.

First Lady Melania Trump wants Deputy NSA Mira Ricardel fired because of the way Ricardel treated her staff, and potential leaks the deputy made that were disparaging to the First Lady.

Monica Lewinsky is in the news, making a docu-series about her sexual relationship with former President Bill Clinton. Are we supposed to care? Are we supposed to give Bill a pass? And the military needs serious upkeep.

Tony Katz has three stories that are must hear: Fox News is defending CNN in their lawsuit against the Trump White House over Jim Acosta's press pass. A billion dollar lottery ticket has yet to be claimed, which means someone needs to check behind grandma's couch!

And, Amazon Echo is listening to you, and may have listened to a murder.

Griff Jenkins of FOX News reports from Broward County, FL about the recounts underway in the Governor, Senate and Agriculture Secretary races.

Experts say 2019 is going to be a year of big tax refunds. What is Producer Ari going to spend it on? (And all the credit to comic Gary Gulman for the "holiday sauce" reference. You'll hear it.)

Tony also has a recap on CNN's Jim Acosta, and the Democrats have guns in their sights.

Tyler Spady, 22, was at the Borderline Bar and Grill when it happened, and told Tony Katz what he saw - including seeing the attacker turn his direction to fire his weapon - and how he and others escaped.

Corruption exists in government, but some of the examples out of Oregon are downright disgusting! Speaking of disgusting, Pete Davidson of Saturday Night Live makes fun of congressional candidate Daniel Crenshaw, who lost an eye during a tour of duty in Afghanistan.

NOTE - Tony accidentally said Crenshaw was a Marine. Crenshaw was a Navy SEAL. The insignia on his glass eye is the SEAL Trident.

Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC 11) calls in to talk about congressional priorities, how the US will deal with Saudi Arabia and whether Indiana Sen. Joe Donnelly was right to side with the Iran Nuclear Deal.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders responds firmly to ABC's Jon Karl and CNN's Jim Acosta and their accusation that President Trump has not said/done enough after the murder of eleven people in Pittsburgh by an anti-Semite.

And what's all this about birthright citizenship? And what's all this about a rise in anti-Semitism in the US?

(NOTE - I made reference to the Volokh Conspiracy blog, and mentioned it moved from the Washington Post to 538.com to it's home at Reason.com. It was never at 538 Blog. I take full responsibility for the error. My apologies. - Tony)

Brandon Straka got 5000 people to show up to the WalkAway march. Kanye West is working on BLEXIT; Black Exit....from the Democratic Party. Speaking of, the Indiana Democratic Party is getting very desperate, sending out mailers trying to convince Republicans to vote for the Libertarian candidate.

And a father and his 5 year-old son dressed as Hitler and an SS officer for Halloween. Yeah. We wish we were making that up, too.

"You're not the only ones who are traumatized. We're all traumatized. You're not special." says Tony. "What you need to do is put your pants on and get to work."

A child died from playing the choking game. Tony discusses the need to be aware of your kids presence on social media, and discusses his own experiences with online trolls and haters.

WWE star Roman Reigns abdicates his title because his leukemia has returned. Parents, get ready to talk to your kids about it...because they are going to ask about it.

Sen. Young is firm in his belief that the murder of Jamal Khashoggi can not go unpunished, and that the Saudis need the US far more than the US needs the Saudis.

On the caravan, Tony asks Sen. Young if this can be seen as an invading force, and what can the US do about it? The two also discuss the Indiana senate race.

And what has President Trump really given the Republican party? He taught them how to fight.

The caravan continues to head to the United States from Honduras, and President Trump is putting pressure on Mexico to prevent their entry.

And someone accused Tony of peddling "fake outrage." Yeah....that didn't sit well. Mostly because it was nonsense.

Does that strike anyone else as, well, odd?

First President Trump calls Stormy Daniels "horseface." Now, she calls him "tiny." Can 2018 get more insane? And how wrong Rep. Nancy Pelosi is on Trump and why he wants to build a wall. (And does he ever want to build a wall!)

And if James Woods and Roseanne did a sitcom, would you watch? Yeah you would. Of course you would.

Also like what? Like a panel run by Don Lemon referring to Kanye West as an uneducated "negro." Yes! Really!

And New York City now allows you to put "X" instead of male or female on your birth certificate. Yes.....really.

Jay-Z and Beyonce have cut all ties with Kanye and Kim Kardashian. Which group is the real power couple in America? And a woman was removed from a Frontier Airlines flight for bringing on an emotional support squirrel. People, stop ruining everything!

Tony Katz breaks down what it means, and why everyone needs to calm down.

Trolls and "intellectuals" want to claim Tony is wrong for saying the violence is only on the political Left. But he has never said that. The question he asks is, "Which side's elected leadership condones and supports violent actions to acheive their political ends?"

And Khabib Nurmagomedov is fined $2 million dollars - his entire fight night payday! - for starting a brawl in Vegas after defeating Conor McGregor.

Michael Moore joins CNN's Chris Cuomo to share some X-Files worthy conspiracy theories on Kavanaugh. Then again, he's the same guy who thinks Cuba is the pinnacle of healthcare.

And Bert and Ernie are gay. Or they're not. But why even make the claim if they are? Tony wonders, "If they're gay, who do they want to know this? The parents? Or the five year olds watching?"

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) wants the Department of Justice to look into whether former Secretary of State John Kerry broke the law by continuing to engage in conversations with the Iranians.

And Sen. Bernie Sanders (Socialist-VT) tells comic and TV host Sarah Silverman that the United States starves children and blows up buses. Yes, really. No, I don't understand it. Here, you listen to it and then tell me what you think.

A baggage handler in Spain is caught on camera stealing a speaker out of a passenger's luggage, confimring the suspicions of every traveller in the world. Amazon employees are being bribed $2,000 to change bad reviews on their site, and are selling data to Chinese users.

And The Weekly Standard's Bill Kristol wants to find a candidate to run against President Trump in 2020. His dream choices right now? Sen. Ben Sasse, Sen. Jeff Flake and Ohio Gov. John Kasich.

Seriously.

She told the New York Daily News editorial board that New York should pass the legislation first. Then, later, they can figure out how to fund it.

Wait. Wut?

Tony is quickly reminded of Rep. Nancy Pelosi's famous insanity, that we had to pass Obamacare, "to find out what is in it."

But, does it have anything to do with Nike and Colin Kaepernick? Listen!!!

Actor and director Nick Searcy talks about Gosnell Movie, the story of abortionist and serial killer Dr. Kermit Gosnell. The movie was crowd-funded in 2014, and just now has distribution. Searcy talks about the story of Gosnell, his vision for the film and whether there has been any pushback.

Massachusetts liberals are upset with Jim Koch, the founder of Samuel Adams beer, because he is a fan of the tax cuts, and said so to President Trump. So, Tony and Producer Ari decide to have a few beers during the show.

Actor Peter Fonda, the same Peter Fonda who thought President Trump's son should be given to pedophiles to protest border separations, is now suggesting that parents vote for their millennial children. Said another way, Peter Fonda is advocating for voter fraud.

And, according to the web, German Chancellor Angela Merkel is the leader of the free world.