The Bryan Hyde Show hour one 8-6-2020

• People who are labeled "conspiracy theorists" are often simply people who've noticed things they weren't supposed to notice. Like how we're being steadily shepherded toward a cashless society. Gavin Wax points out the media hypocrisy of bashing the use of cash while simultaneously claiming that concerns over going cashless are just conspiracy fodder.
• Was the power on in your home when you awoke this morning? If so, John Stossel says you should be giving thanks to fossil fuels. The Green New Deal may have taken a backseat to Covid concerns but there's still a concerted effort afoot to eliminate one of the most affordable and plentiful sources of energy in our world today. 
• Why does it seem so imperative lately that Western history be erased in the name of social justice? Frank Furedi does a very detailed breakdown of the movements and activists who are reorganizing society’s historical memory, working to discredit its ideals, from liberty to equality before the law. His essay on the humiliation of Western History is a long read but well worth it.
• While our attention is hyper-focused on fighting Covid-19, what are all the other nasty diseases doing? Fiona Harrigan spells out the trade offs and unintended consequences of our current medical tunnel vision.
• Why are we hearing increased talk of even more stringent lockdowns until a Covid vaccine is available? Ryan McMacken says, beware, it wasn't so long ago that the same folks were telling us that Europe had 'beat back' Covid. Why the change in tactics? And what if there is no vaccine on the horizon? Do our nations become massive, open air prisons?