Furthermore with Amanda Head

On this episode of the podcast, California State Assembly District 42 candidate Ted Nordblum joins Amanda Head to talk about the growing crises plaguing Los Angeles and the broader Golden State. From a staggering $12B deficit fueled by taxpayer-funded benefits for illegal immigrants to the unchecked rise in homelessness and violent crime, Nordblum affirms that the problems due to reckless politics are never ending.

Nordblum slams California leadership, calling out Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles City Mayor Karen Bass for enabling chaos with failed policies, crushing taxes, and spiraling utility costs. Nordblum makes a strong case for voter ID laws and proof of citizenship, while also weighing in on the devastating wildfires, out-of-control property taxes and what he believes is the urgent need to restore safety, sanity, and fiscal responsibility in the state.

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On this episode of the podcast, Christina Hildebrand, Founder and President of A Voice for Choice Advocacy shares her organization’s mission to restore religious exemptions for vaccines in California. With a key court hearing taking place the same day, Christina details the ongoing lawsuit challenging the state’s vaccine mandate. She also opens up about her personal journey — from a career in market research to becoming a passionate health freedom advocate after her daughter’s birth in 2005.

This conversation spans a rang of health topics, including vaccine education, the hidden dangers of glyphosate in GMO crops, and the growing concerns around EMF exposure. Hildebrand highlights federal legislation her group supports and the educational tools their organization provides to empower families to make informed health decisions.

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On this episode of the podcast, West Virginia Congressman Riley Moore discussed the threat posed by Chinese nationals on U.S. soil, highlighting a recent case where two Chinese nationals smuggled a live fungus into our country. Moore has introduced the “Stop CCP Visas Act” to prevent Chinese students from entering the U.S. on student visas, citing the 300,000 Chinese nationals currently on such VISAs.

Additionally, Moore addressed the national security implications of China’s influence on U.S. universities and the economic impact of tariffs, emphasizing the need for trade balance and industrial base strength. Moore supported President Trump’s tariff policies, arguing they benefit the U.S. economy and national security.

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On this episode of the podcast Unleash Prosperity Principal Phil Kerpen discusses President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill,” a significant piece of legislation aimed at avoiding significant tax hikes and promoting economic growth. Kerpen highlights the bill’s positive aspects, such as tax cuts and deregulation, but notes its potential dilution in the Senate. He emphasizes the importance of the REINS Act, which would require congressional approval for major regulations and expressed disappointment over its removal. Furthermore, Kerpen dives into the bill’s impact on Medicaid, including work requirements and state funding schemes, and the need for permanent cost recovery provisions for businesses.

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On this episode of the podcast, seasoned journalist and author Susan Crabtree discusses her investigative work on the Secret Service, particularly after the assassination attempts on Donald Trump. She highlighted a recent incident where two female uniformed division officers engaged in a brawl outside of former President Barack Obama’s residence in Washington, D.C., which raises concerns about professionalism and the impact of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies.

Crabtree criticizes the 30 by 30 pledge, which aimed to increase female Secret Service agents to 30% by 2030 and noted that DEI issues and low morale have contributed to security lapses. Furthermore, Crabtree mentions the need for a replica White House for training and the challenges faced by new Director Sean Curran in reforming the agency.

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On this episode of the podcast host Amanda Head talks with Daniel Turner, Founder and Executive Director of Power The Future, to discuss their recent findings that raise questions about the authenticity of several climate-related executive orders issued during the Biden Administration. Turner details his organization's review, which found no public evidence that President Biden was aware of, or personally authorized key energy policy shifts, including the 2023 Arctic drilling ban and the 2021 net-zero emissions mandate. The duo’s conversation explores the implications of these findings, the potential use of an autopen to sign significant policy changes, and the calls for a thorough investigation into who was truly behind these executive actions.

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On this special Memorial Day podcast episode, Navy SEAL veteran, author, and CEO of Able Shepherd, Jimmy Graham, joins the show to reflect on the true meaning of the holiday: honoring the sacrifice of America’s service members and expressing deep gratitude for their courage. Graham discusses the urgent need for accountability and strong leadership within the military, and he shares his thoughts on national defense, including praise for President Trump’s Golden Dome defense system — a bold $175 billion proposal aimed at protecting American lives from coast to coast.

He also addresses controversial policies under the Biden administration, particularly surrounding transgender issues in the military, and voices concerns about their impact on readiness and cohesion.

The conversation also dives into Graham’s most recent book, "The Return of Man," and the mission of his Colorado-based company, Able Shepherd. They to equip men and families spiritually, mentally, and physically to lead with strength and purpose. You can learn more about Graham or his long-running company at AbleShepherd.com.

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On this episode of the podcast Wisconsin Congressman Glenn Grothman discussed the passage of President Trump’s endorsed legislation a.k.a, “The One, Big, Beautiful Bill.” The Wisconsin Republican emphasized the bill’s focus on middle and lower-class Americans, including no tax on tips or overtime for hourly workers. He highlighted the need for competitive business tax cuts to boost American manufacturing. Rep. Grothman noted potential Senate watering down of welfare provisions, such as Medicaid and Pell Grants. He praised the bill’s deduction for seniors and young couples, but criticized the state and local tax deduction for encouraging higher state taxes. Furthermore, Grothman stressed the importance of securing the border, expelling illegal immigrants and preventing human trafficking, criticizing the Biden Administration’s policies.

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On this episode of the podcast former Acting ICE Director, now President Trump’s Border Czar Tom Homan breaks down the new, “one big beautiful bill” designed to finally secure America’s borders. Passed by the Budget Committee, this bill includes funding for hiring more Border Patrol and ICE agents, pay raises, advanced border infrastructure, and smart technology. Homan outlined the urgent need for 100,000 ICE beds, increased deportation flights and cutting-edge tools to target public safety threats. He warned of the ongoing crisis under the Biden Administration — highlighting over 10.5 million southwest border encounters and thousands released from the terror watchlist. Furthermore, Homan called for a historic deportation operation to restore order in the United States, which President Trump’s Administration is doing at record speed.

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On this episode of the podcast, cancer researcher, physician, and author Dr. Steven Quay dives into President Joe Biden’s recent cancer disclosure and sheds light on his broader medical history — including brain aneurysms, pulmonary embolisms, and past cancers. Dr. Quay breaks down the slow progression of prostate cancer, raising questions about the timing and transparency of Biden’s newly revealed diagnosis. He also highlights the importance of PSA screenings after age 50 and explores the risks and benefits of androgen deprivation therapy (ADT).

Furthermore, Dr. Quay discusses his forthcoming book, “The Code as Witness: The COVID Genome Reveals Its Lab Origins and How to Prevent Future Outbreaks,” where he makes the case for COVID’s lab-based origins and calls for a federal ban on gain-of-function research to prevent future pandemics.

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