Jchomelander Podcast Show.

Jchomelander Podcast Show is unscripted commentary on American security, politics and whatever else is on the host's mind that day. Episodes carry plain titles like 'Jchomelander podcast', so the subject only becomes clear once the talking starts. A lot of it begins with the news. A headline in the Recorder newspaper in New Jersey reading 'the cost of war' reminds the host of a time when going to war meant Congress approving it first and a budget being found afterwards. The host's answer to that headline is that the real cost of the Iran war is the lives of servicemen. That does not turn into opposition to the war. The same segment argues the campaign has a real purpose, on the view that Iran hides its nuclear weapons whenever inspectors are due. Elsewhere the host describes Operation Epic Fury as a joint American and Israeli effort to cut Iran's energy flow to China and Russia and stop its nuclear capability, with Saudi Arabia possibly retaliating as well. The host brings up Ayatollah Khomeini to argue that Iran's hostility goes back a long way. Still, the host is not keen on how the situation is being handled and says so, while noting a two-week ceasefire after six months of war. A mention of two pilots, one of them flying an F-15, leads to the idea of a special article on F-14s and F-15s. Security spending at home gets harsher treatment. The host calls the border wall ridiculous, puts its finished length at roughly 766 miles across Arizona and California, and groups what the host calls the Golden Shield missile defense system with it as wasted Pentagon money. The Berlin Wall and Checkpoint Charlie supply the comparison: people find ways around walls. A government shutdown becomes a complaint about Republicans and Democrats mudslinging instead of settling how to pay for medical coverage. An ABC News report about people planning to attack DHS personnel draws an angry, blunt reaction, and another aside says Trump does not deserve the Nobel Peace Prize. Then come the side trips, which are a big part of the show's character. Artemis 2 gets warm attention: the host is glad a crew of four, including one Canadian, is heading around the moon, and admits some of the photos looked fake while still leaning toward them being real. One segment reads a long-range April weather forecast for the Atlantic Corridor out date by date. Another stops on cars that apparently need their own special traffic lights. The delivery is halting and candid, full of mid-thought corrections and requests to be corrected. Segments tend to close with 'This has been the JC Homelander', followed by the topic just covered.