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The boys are back for the second time in a week to discuss the continued hysteria of those on the left suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome in the time of the Wuhan Virus. Derryck digs into a recent poll by Fox News showing Joe Biden with a huge lead over Trump in suburban districts. 

Derryck and Nick are back with the Bunker/Quarantine Edition of Theolitics. They do a deep-dive into the (CCP) Chinese Communist Party's dithering and draconian cover-up in the early stages of the outbreak. Nick, who lived in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan off and on for the past two decades, relates some anecdotes from his time in China and the greater region. Derryck then changes gears and addresses a recent article in the New York Times, which blames the religious right for being 'anti-science' and thus hindering our nation's response to the Wuhan virus. 

Derryck recounts the recent lecture he gave at his alma mater, Azusa Pacific. Predictably, some fellow academics were triggered. The boys then cover a few stories from the academic world...just when you thought the Groupthink can't get any more ridiculous...Finally Derryck and Nick discuss the influence of Kobe Bryant and Roger Scruton. 

Derryck and Nick kick off 2020 with a discussion of outgoing Christianity Today editor Mark Galli's piece denouncing Trump. The boys then switch to the killing of Qasem Soleimani and possible ramifications. Finally, Ricky Gervais' glorious hosting and roasting of Hollywood.  

Derryck and Nick open the show with comments on the continued Zombie Apocalypse of Homeless on the streets of California. Then it's on to the murder of Jews and a detective in Jersey City by a member of the Black Hebrew Israelites. Derryck digs into the response of American Jews to this shooting as opposed to the anti-Semitic shootings in Pittsburgh and Poway. Then the boys jump across the pond to Blighty for the seismic British election results. Nick talks about Boris Johnson's huge win, Brexit and the trends of this election and how it fits into the elections of conservative parties across the Western world. Finally, Derryck covers the media's continued obsession with Pete Buttigieg and his attempts to woo the black vote. 

Derryck breaks down Chick fil A's decisions to stop giving charitable donations to the Salvation Army and other traditionally Christian charities. Nick and Derryck then talk about the new season of Jack Ryan and the ways Hollywood leftists insert their political agendas into virtually everything that gets produced. Then it's on to Northwestern University's newspaper's pathetic apology to a group of activist students for...reporting the news. Then it's another Junkie Bum 'Homeless' update from Colorado to Oklahoma to California. Finally, Derryck and Nick take on the current kabuki play, otherwise known as impeachment. 

Derryck and Nick dig into Kanye West's new gospel-themed album, Jesus Is King. Derryck then digs into the Southern Baptist Convention's resolution to accept intersectionality and critical race theory as acceptable critiques of the Bible. Nick talks about Andy Ngo and the fascistic tactics of Antifa in showing up at Ngo's house and menacing his family. 

Derryck and Nick are back after a short break. This time, they tackle an article by Kevin Williamson in National Review on the GOP and the black vote. Derryck discusses Kanye West's new album, Jesus Is King. Finally, Derryck comments on David French, evangelicals and Donald Trump. 

Derryck and Nick dig into the far left's long and strong affiliation with anti-Semitism and Trump vs. the Squad. Derryck ventures some predictions for 2020. The gents then move on to Pete Buttigieg and religion, and the mainstream media's obsession with Buttigieg's candidacy. Finally, a short Hong Kong update.  

Nick and Derryck dig into the Hong Kong situation. Derryck digs into the secularization of the Catholic Church via a story out of Portland of a Nigerian Catholic priest and his far-left congregation. Derryck and Nick then dig into homelessness in California. 

Nick's brush with the censors at Facebook leads Derryck and him into a discussion of the larger issue of censorship and big tech, woke/cancel culture and the Intellectual Dark Web. Derryck then digs into the Dayton and El Paso shooters and their manifestos. Should they be published? Should they be censored? Nick jumps on Trump's latest Tweet on US-Japan-South Korea war games. The gents jump into being intellectually honest in the age of Trump in terms of calling out a president of the party you support when you disagree with him. Finally, Derryck previews his upcoming book. 

Derryck and Nick cover the well-publicized mass shootings in El Paso, Dayton and Gilroy and dig into issues surrounding these horrific incidents. The discussion then moves on to Trump's use of language in the public square regarding immigration, illegal and legal, and the media's response to it. And finally Derrcyk and Nick discuss the plight of classic libertarian-conservatives in the age of hyper-partisanship and how to keep one's head when all about you are losing theirs.