My World Live, Laff, Whatever

The episode begins with Stu Shearer apologizing for the late start, explaining that technical issues due to a Chrome update and an internet outage caused significant problems with his streaming software, StreamYard. He notes that this is an abridged version of the show and promises to air the full episode on Thursday at 8 p.m. He expresses frustration with constant software updates that disrupt functionality.

Technical Glitches & Show Announcement: Shearer thanks Victoria Smith of the Trim Radio Network for helping him fix the technical issues. He reiterates that a full show, "soup to nuts," will be held on Thursday at 8 p.m. on the Trim Radio Network website, trimradio.com.

Shout-outs & Recommendations: He gives shout-outs to several individuals and organizations:

• Rusty Ducks Custom Pens

• The Trim Radio Network

• The University of Findlay for their large freshman class

• The show "Money and Change" on Sundays at 7 p.m.

• Brad and Krista from "The Big Family Homestead"

• Danny and Wanda King from "Deep South Homestead at Pecan Grove"

• Dave Cogler from "Southern Prepper 1"

• Rachel from "Patriot Nurse"

• Amber Stork from "Prepper Princess"

• "LDS Prepper" and their advice on GMRS radios

GMRS Radios: Shearer passionately recommends GMRS radios, highlighting their usefulness in emergency situations. He mentions that a license costs $35 for 10 years and can be used by the entire family. He describes his own experience with his radio, which allows him to communicate over 35 miles away, and his plan to install a more powerful one in his car.

The Max and Colby: He encourages viewers to check out Colby at "The Max" on YouTube, praising his show for making a lot of sense, especially regarding his experiences with farming and business.

Washington D.C. Crime & Urban Issues: Shearer discusses the high crime rates in Washington D.C., including muggings and shootings. He agrees with President Donald Trump's proposed actions to use the executive branch to control the city's police force for 30 days to clean up the crime. He compares the state of American cities, particularly those with liberal leadership, to cleaner cities in Russia and Belarus, based on videos he has seen from expatriates and independent travelers. He notes that these foreign cities have clean public transportation and streets, with citizens who follow the rules. He hopes that Trump's efforts will serve as a model for other large U.S. cities like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.

Weather Preparedness: Shearer addresses the recent severe weather, including storms and flash flooding in the central and eastern U.S. He stresses the importance of personal preparedness, including having GMRS radios, charged cell phones, backup water, a generator, and extra food supplies. He also mentions the potential for tropical storms developing in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico, reminding listeners to stay prepared.

Miscellaneous News & Personal Anecdotes:

• He mentions a fatal car crash in Cincinnati where a car fleeing police hit a school bus.

• He talks about his struggle with arthritis.

• He shares a personal story about buying a new, expensive Ohio University Marching 110 jacket to replace one he lost.

• He briefly plays a clip of a news report featuring Sheriff Grady Judd of Polk County, Florida, praising his no-nonsense attitude and humor.

The episode ends with Shearer reminding listeners to tune in for the full show the following night, bringing their snacks and being ready to laugh. He signs off with a message from the Trim Radio Network, inviting people to subscribe to their YouTube channel for "unfiltered truth."