Bill Bunkley returns from vacation refreshed and ready, sharing a detailed travel log of his trip through the stunning Pacific Northwest coastline—from Seattle and Olympic National Park to Cannon Beach, Oregon—before heading to Medora, North Dakota, to experience the brand-new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. He walks listeners through Teddy Roosevelt’s life-changing years in the Badlands, the Maltese Cross and Elkhorn Ranches, the birth of his conservation ethic, and the extraordinary immersive AI-powered exhibits, Medal of Honor displays, and historic diary on loan at the state-of-the-art library. Shifting to current events, Bill zeroes in on OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s startling declaration that “we are in the singularity,” explaining what this means as artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence and begins advancing beyond human prediction or control—highlighted by a rogue AI agent that independently hacked another company. He raises urgent questions about safeguards, nuclear protocols, password security, and the potential for misuse by bad actors. The hour closes with a strong call to action on the approaching Florida primary and November midterms: low turnout risks, upcoming county-by-county candidate recommendations, and a clear warning against Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) candidates who openly push socialist and communist policies. Bill also previews an upcoming Food for the Poor campaign to feed hungry children in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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