ColemanNation Podcast

Through thick and thin, from LA to Iraq, author and lawyer Kurt Schlichter remains America’s champion. And funny, too.

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In the long awaited return to the program of America’s favorite retired Federal prosecutor, William Shipley, he and Ron share more real talk about how this all really works.

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Marine veteran Paul Brown, founders of Wasson Watches, doesn’t just still chronometers: He’s a man for our times.

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Dr. Randall Bock developed a program to treat addicts without keeping the medical meter running forever. It was so successful, he had to be stopped.

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Writer Gary Gindler’s new book addresses the ugly Marxist roots of leftist antisemitism.

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Constitutional law professor Randy Barnett began his legal career as a prosecutor in Cook County, Illinois. He’s got stories to tell, and he does in his latest book, “Felony Review”.

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Iranian exile Mooné Rahimi is using her considerable social media appeal to spread the message that Iran is ready to be free.

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Commentator and activist Will Chamberlain joins the show to talk about the most impactful presidential administration of our lifetimes.

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The First Amendment protects America from our government’s suppression of speech. Who will protect that speech from other governments?

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You knew Wikipedia was bad. But before Ashley Rindsberg, you had no idea how bad.

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