Today, Rich re-visits an episode from September of 2019 about the newly-released employment numbers for Hispanics (during the Trump administration). Then, a look at Rapper Cardi B's disdain over high taxes, and the poor conditions in New York City.  Plus, government-funded radio says that dogs might be racist, but to prove it they're doing a study at Yale University (yes, this real).Comment and Follow on Twitter @RichValdesAnd visit online RichValdes.com
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Diversity, Discriminatory Dogs?

America is complicated, so we break it down to the basics. Join radio host Rich Valdés, "Your liberty-loving Latino amigo," "The voice of Hispanic conservatives," as he takes you on his journey through poverty, prosperity, and politics with humor, analysis, and a dash of sofrito. Previously, Valdés was staffer in Governor Chris Christie’s administration and Director of Operations at Project Veritas, He is currently a radio host, producer, and regular guest-host of the nationally-syndicated Mark Levin Show referred to on-air as "Richie V. Mr. Call Screener".

Valdés is a proud American of Puerto Rican heritage, a Gen-Xer, born in Brooklyn, NY, and spent his teen years in Hudson County, NJ. At 16 years old, while still in High School, Valdés turned a hair cutting hobby in his dad’s apartment into an actual barbershop business. Valdés is a co-founder of a charter school and served as a school board member.

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Today Rich speaks with executive director of the Center for a Secure Free Society, Joseph Humire. First, Rich breaks down some outrageous comments that an illegal immigrant brazenly posted on social media. Then Joseph Humire explains how the Venezuelan gang Tren De Aragua rose to power. Finally, he explains how that gang moved north and eventually managed to infiltrate the United States.

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Handouts, Humire, Human Smuggling

Today Rich delves into Special Counsel Robert Hur's testimony on Capitol Hill over his report on President Biden's mishandling of classified information. Then we share how inflation continues to climb higher despite Biden's claims of having it under control. Finally, Rich breaks down a study that claims it is possible to teach yourself how to be happy.

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Hur Testimony, High Inflation, Happiness Study

Today Rich delves into the Cuban government begging the UN to help ease a food shortage in the country, and how that is the natural endpoint of Communism. Then we share how famed NYC rapper Fat Joe is getting beat up over owning a pair of President Trump's golden high-top sneakers. Finally, Rich breaks down the history of Reggaeton music and how it is taking the music industry by storm.

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Marxists, MAGA Kicks, Music

Today Rich speaks with author Xi Van Fleet. First, she tells us what it was like growing up in China under the control of the Mao regime. Then Xi explains what it was like escaping from communism and finding freedom in America. Finally, she provides a warning of the parallels she sees between America's current path and the early days of the communists consolidating power in China.

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Van Fleet, Vocal Communists, Vigilant Resistance

Today Rich speaks with Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson. First, he tells us his views on what is causing the perception of racial inequality in America. Then Rev. Peterson explains how unchecked immigration into the country is hurting the United States, especially Black Americans. Finally, Rich reflects on ways we can come together instead of constantly focusing on our differences.

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Diversity, Discriminatory Dogs?

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