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01-01-2024 Liberty RoundTable with Sam Bushman
Hour 1
* Guest: Dr. Scott Bradley, Founder and Chairman of the Constitution
Commemoration Foundation and the author of the book and DVD/CD lecture
series To Preserve the Nation. In the Tradition of the Founding
Fathers – FreedomsRisingSun.com
* Your Parents Don’t Deserve This – Dennis Prager, PragerU.com
* Survey: 3 Out Of 5 Americans Are Lonely – NPR.
* Powerful earthquake hits Japan, triggering tsunami warnings.
* Have you seen Windwalker a 1981 Western film?
* Wife, Mother, Extremist – Peachy Keenan, PragerU.com
Hour 2
* The Battle Lines Are drawn: ‘Godless’ VS ‘Godley’!
* The data is in: These are the gayest states in America – Young
adults 18 to 24 are most likely to identify as LGBT – Harold Hutchison,
Daily Caller.
* The District of Columbia has the highest percentage of LGBTQ
individuals in the United States, according to a UCLA study released in
December.
* In the nation’s capital, 14.3% of the population claims to be part
of that community, with Oregon, Delaware, Vermont and New Hampshire also
topping 7% of their population identifying as LGBTQ, the study by the
Williams Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles, said.
* The study estimated the total population of LGBTQ individuals is
13.9 million, or roughly 5.5% of the United States population,
according to The Hill.
* An estimated 1.55 million people in California are LGBTQ, giving it
the largest population of LGBTQ individuals, the study said. Texas also
has a LGBTQ population of over 1 million individuals, while Florida and
New York each have over 850,000 LGBTQ people in them, the study said.
Pennsylvania and Ohio each have more than 550,000 LBGTQ individuals,
according to the study, with Michigan, Illinois, Georgia and Washington
also reaching the top ten.
* The study estimates that 35.9% of LGBTQ individuals live in the
South (which it defines as including Texas and Florida, and reaching up
to Maryland and Delaware), while another 24.5% live in the West, which
includes California, Hawaii, Alaska and Colorado. The Northeast, which
includes New England, New York and Pennsylvania, has 18.5% of the LGBTQ
population, while the Midwest has 21.1%.
* Young adults from 18-24 are the most likely to identify as LGBTQ,
with 15.2% claiming to be part of that community, while 9.1% of those
from 25 to 34 identified as LGBTQ, accounting for over 8.7 million of
the estimated 13.9 million LGBTQ individuals in the United States,
according to the study.
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Hour 1
* Guest: Dr. Scott Bradley, Founder and Chairman of the Constitution
Commemoration Foundation and the author of the book and DVD/CD lecture
series To Preserve the Nation. In the Tradition of the Founding
Fathers – FreedomsRisingSun.com
* Your Parents Don’t Deserve This – Dennis Prager, PragerU.com
* Survey: 3 Out Of 5 Americans Are Lonely – NPR.
* Powerful earthquake hits Japan, triggering tsunami warnings.
* Have you seen Windwalker a 1981 Western film?
* Wife, Mother, Extremist – Peachy Keenan, PragerU.com
Hour 2
* The Battle Lines Are drawn: ‘Godless’ VS ‘Godley’!
* The data is in: These are the gayest states in America – Young
adults 18 to 24 are most likely to identify as LGBT – Harold Hutchison,
Daily Caller.
* The District of Columbia has the highest percentage of LGBTQ
individuals in the United States, according to a UCLA study released in
December.
* In the nation’s capital, 14.3% of the population claims to be part
of that community, with Oregon, Delaware, Vermont and New Hampshire also
topping 7% of their population identifying as LGBTQ, the study by the
Williams Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles, said.
* The study estimated the total population of LGBTQ individuals is
13.9 million, or roughly 5.5% of the United States population,
according to The Hill.
* An estimated 1.55 million people in California are LGBTQ, giving it
the largest population of LGBTQ individuals, the study said. Texas also
has a LGBTQ population of over 1 million individuals, while Florida and
New York each have over 850,000 LGBTQ people in them, the study said.
Pennsylvania and Ohio each have more than 550,000 LBGTQ individuals,
according to the study, with Michigan, Illinois, Georgia and Washington
also reaching the top ten.
* The study estimates that 35.9% of LGBTQ individuals live in the
South (which it defines as including Texas and Florida, and reaching up
to Maryland and Delaware), while another 24.5% live in the West, which
includes California, Hawaii, Alaska and Colorado. The Northeast, which
includes New England, New York and Pennsylvania, has 18.5% of the LGBTQ
population, while the Midwest has 21.1%.
* Young adults from 18-24 are the most likely to identify as LGBTQ,
with 15.2% claiming to be part of that community, while 9.1% of those
from 25 to 34 identified as LGBTQ, accounting for over 8.7 million of
the estimated 13.9 million LGBTQ individuals in the United States,
according to the study.