The Bryan Hyde Show hour one 7-31-2020

• Are you noticing how many so-called "fact checker" pop ups we're seeing on social media? Someone seems very determined that we stay within the boundaries of what they consider approved opinion on the subject of Hydroxychloroquine. Filipe Rafaeli says this narrative that the drug doesn't work is the biggest hoax in recent human history.
• Of all the things changed by the worldwide pandemic, education is facing some of the biggest shifts. Kerry McDonald says that's not a bad thing. After all, we're still schooling our kids like we did in the 19th Century.
• If you're serious about preparedness, you know that the ability to make a fire is a top priority. Ron and Ilma Fontaine from FireSteel.com join me to talk about their tried and true firesteels which can strike a massive fire-starting spark under any conditions.
• As we discussed yesterday, not having a ruler doesn't mean that there are no rules. Kent McManigal has an on-target essay about why it's essential that the government follow the rules too.