In Episode 98, Andrew Langer and Jerry Rogers are joined by Dr. Peter Pitts—former FDA Associate Commissioner and President of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest—for a sobering discussion on how America's hospital system has been hijacked by greed, mismanagement, and a lack of accountability. Dr. Pitts explains how hospital consolidation, private equity influence, and opaque billing practices have created a crisis where profit often trumps patient care. Together, they take aim at the myth of the benevolent nonprofit hospital, expose the billions spent on lobbying, and call out the regulatory failure to enforce even basic price transparency laws.

After Dr. Pitts departs, Andrew and Jerry pivot to a deeply troubling story out of Charlotte, NC: the brutal murder of a young Ukrainian refugee by an individual who had been released on bond despite facing serious prior charges. The hosts connect this tragedy to the broader collapse of law and order in American cities and question why progressive leaders continue to prioritize political narratives over public safety. They explore how DEI ideology has seeped into every major institution—from hospitals to law enforcement—and how it’s contributing to institutional dysfunction and a dangerous erosion of public trust.

Blending policy insight, cultural critique, and principled outrage, this episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about where the country is headed—and what must be done to save it.

In Episode 97 of Andrew and Jerry Save The World, Andrew Langer and Jerry Rogers take on the spiraling irrationality of our political and media culture with their trademark clarity and wit. The episode kicks off with a light-hearted take on Trump's now-iconic sign-off, “Thank you for your attention to this matter,” before diving deep into serious issues—from foreign policy to domestic dysfunction.

Andrew and Jerry analyze Trump’s recent strike on Iran, the media’s apocalyptic overreaction, and the bizarre claim that America is living under tyranny. They call out the double standards of the legacy media and progressive elites, noting that policies executed under Trump spark outrage while identical actions under Biden are ignored—or celebrated. The hosts highlight the hypocrisy around military authority, judicial overreach, and the unhinged discourse from anti-Trump voices who’ve abandoned logic and consistency.

The conversation then shifts to immigration, cultural decay, and the consequences of a political class that no longer respects American principles. They question whether Democrats are embracing far-left extremism at the cost of reason and national unity, citing recent political wins by anti-Israel, socialist candidates. The episode closes with a spirited debate over whether the country is reaching a cultural breaking point or if a common-sense majority still has the power to reclaim the narrative.

Packed with humor, insight, and principled commentary, this episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about where America is headed—and what it will take to save it.

In this special bonus edition of Andrew and Jerry Save the World, the hosts share two thought-provoking segments from their recent solo appearances on major platforms.

First, Andrew Langer brings you his full presentation from FreedomFest 2025, where he explores the dangers of regulatory overreach in health care, the need for innovation-driven policy, and the urgent necessity of expanding the supply of physicians in America. He addresses everything from government interference in dialysis care to the threat of drug price controls and the economic consequences of regulatory bloat—calling for a principled, free-market approach to both health care and governance.

Then, Jerry Rogers shares his guest spot on The Steve Gruber Show, where he discusses his recent piece, “It’s the Hospitals, Senator,” and breaks down how nonprofit hospital systems are driving up health care costs. Jerry calls for common-sense, bipartisan reforms like ending tax breaks for million-dollar hospital execs, enforcing price transparency, and ensuring patients aren’t penalized based on where care is delivered.

Packed with insight, urgency, and real-world policy ideas, this bonus episode gives listeners a no-nonsense look at how to rescue America’s health care system from bureaucratic failure and cronyism.