A guy almost kills himself after asking ChatGPT about a table salt substitute, Chuck Schumer’s imaginary Long Island friends are exposed and why the public school monopoly must be taken down by school choice

<p>A guy almost kills himself after asking ChatGPT about a table salt substitute, Chuck Schumer&rsquo;s imaginary Long Island friends are exposed and why the public school monopoly must be taken down by school choice</p>

Right-minded, free-wheeling conservative commentary from Mark Belling, focused on societal trends, pop culture, current events, politics, and anything else Mark feels like talking about! After 35 years as one of the most successful radio talk show hosts. 

<p>Right-minded, free-wheeling conservative commentary from Mark Belling, focused on societal trends, pop culture, current events, politics, and anything else Mark feels like talking about! After 35 years as one of the most successful radio talk show hosts.&nbsp;</p>

The Mark Belling Podcast

Mark Belling Podcast #45:  The dangers of a society with too much information (a lot of it is wrong), Bill Berrien’s political advisers are doing him no favors by trying to pass him off as something the governor candidate is not, and why Trump’s crackdown on DC street people may work

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