Furthermore with Amanda Head

On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head talks with investigative journalist and author Seamus Bruner to uncover the deep-rooted corruption within USAID and its connections to the Clinton Foundation. Bruner argues that USAID operates as a money-laundering tool for propaganda and regime change.

The discussion also dives into Elon Musk’s influence in the Trump Administration, the Supreme Court’s recent decision overturning Chevron deference, and what it means for government agencies. Plus, they break down the latest on Biden family corruption, including Joe Biden’s pardons and the potential for state-level charges. 

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On this Presidents Day episode of the podcast, presidential historian and New York Times bestselling author Craig Shirley dives into the origins and significance of Presidents’ Day. He explores George Washington’s unanimous election, his lasting impact on American democracy, and how his leadership compares to figures like Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt, and Ronald Reagan.

Shirley also examines the similarities and differences between Reagan’s and Donald Trump’s presidencies, discussing President Trump’s rapid second-term policy implementation, political polarization, and the future involvement of mainstream media. 

Most importantly, the New York Times bestselling historian shares key insights that will be published in his upcoming book, “November 2024: The Inside Account of Donald J. Trump’s Remarkable Journey to Victory and Return to Power to Save America,” which chronicles President Trump’s journey back to power and why he believes the 'America first' ideology could be key to America’s future.

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On this special Saturday episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head talks with Just The News journalists, Ben Whedon, Natalia Mittelstadt, and Charlotte Hazard about their latest news articles published over on JustTheNews.com. 

After a busy week in Washington, D.C., the three reporters individually discuss one or two of their most important breaking news stories that you may have missed but should absolutely know about. 

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On this episode of the podcast, Former United States Attorney Bud Cummins breaks down the bribery and corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, as well as the controversial decision by President Trump’s Department of Justice (DOJ) to drop them -- a decision that has sparked multiple resignations. Cummins shares his skepticism about the case, pointing to Adams’ acceptance of gifts and trips over the span of one decade, with a total evaluation of around $125,000 — questioning the strength of the federal prosecutors evidence. He takes rightful aim at the DOJ’s lack of trust and political interference in this day and age, drawing comparisons to his own experiences while serving as a political appointee of President George W. Bush and under Attorney General John Ashcroft.

Furthermore, Cummins shines light on the shocking case of Brian Malinowski, who was fatally shot by federal agents during a raid, underscoring the urgent need for DOJ reform and accountability.

You can follow Bud on X (formerly Twitter) by searching for his handle: @BudCumminsAR. You can also visit his website to learn more: BudCumminsLaw.com

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On this episode of the podcast, Veteran Pollster John McLaughlin breaks down the latest numbers showing President Donald Trump’s approval rating surging to 53%, a 10-point jump since 2017.

McLaughlin dives into key findings from a January survey that reveals 57% support of Trump’s policies and a solid 44% backing both his policies and personality. Meanwhile Biden faced tough numbers, with only 40% favorability and 56% unfavorable ratings.

Furthermore, while the use of tariffs on China continue to gain popularity with the public, McLaughlin highlights Trump’s policy successes such as tax cuts, no tax on tips, and immigration. At the end of the day there is overwhelming public support (86 - 8%) for deporting criminal illegal immigrants.

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On this episode of the podcast, Robert B. Charles, former Assistant Secretary of State, breaks down President Donald Trump’s 25% steel and aluminum tariffs, explaining how they aim to revitalize American manufacturing, generate foreign revenue and combat illegal immigration and fentanyl trafficking from China, Mexico and Canada. Charles exposes China’s 600 fentanyl manufacturers and Mexico’s military efforts to curb the crisis. Charles further explores how tariffs could offset income tax revenue but stresses the urgent need for spending cuts. 

Furthermore, Charles praises Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s strong foreign policy stance and calls for major reforms to USAID. Lastly, he shares powerful stories from his new book, “Cherish America” which highlights courage and resilience. You can purchase his new book on Amazon.com.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head and her TV news co-host John Solomon highlight major political and legal issues shaping the current landscape. The first guest featured on this episode is South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson who criticized former President Joe Biden’s pardons, discussed the potential for state-level charges against Dr. Fauci, and emphasized the importance of accountability, transparency, and limiting federal overreach. 

The second featured guests are Tristan Leavitt of Empower Oversight and his clients, Joe Ziegler and Gary Shapley, the two IRS whistleblowers who exposed political favoritism in the Hunter Biden case. John Solomon and Amanda Head examine the illegal retaliation against IRS whistleblowers, underscoring the need for reform and transparency within the agency. 

Finally, Tyler O’Neil of the Daily Signal exposed government waste and the influence of George Soros-backed initiatives in pushing a progressive agenda, emphasizing bureaucratic resistance to conservative leadership and the need for systemic change in Washington.

If you enjoyed this episode then you’ll surely enjoy John Solomon and Amanda Head’s nightly TV news show, “Just The News, No Noise” which can be watched on every weekday evening at 6PM ET/3PM PT.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head interviews Melissa Batie-Smoose, former assistant head volleyball coach at San Jose State University, who was fired after raising concerns about a male athlete competing on the women's volleyball team. Batie-Smoose reveals how the university, the Mountain West Conference, and the NCAA failed to support her and all female athletes. She shares the emotional and financial toll on her family, the mass exodus of players from the program, and her hopes for legal action and policy changes in collegiate athletics.

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On this episode of the podcast, Art Del Cueto, Vice President of the National Border Patrol Council, discusses the decision by Mexico to deploy 10,000 troops to its northern border to offset the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump roughly one day ago. Del Cueto questions the effectiveness of this specific move and stresses the need for enforcement beyond Texas, particularly in Arizona and California. He also breaks down the growing threat of cartel copycats, the importance of targeting cartel finances, and the ongoing issue of gotaways despite a drop in daily border crossings. Furthermore, he shares his perspective on President Trump’s effective border policies and why long-term strategies like continuing border wall construction are critical to securing the nation.

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On this special Saturday episode of the podcast host Amanda Head welcomes Arizona Congressman Abe Hamadeh, Byrna Technologies CEO Bryan Ganz, and former Kentucky Attorney General and Republican gubernatorial nominee Daniel Cameron.

Head talks with Rep. Hamadeh about the first deadly commercial airline crash in almost two decades. The Arizona Congressman also talks about why he supports Kash Patel to serve as our nation’s next FBI Director. The duo wrap things up talking about border security and illegal immigration, specifically the first piece of legislation Donald Trump signed as our 47th President of the United States.

The second interview is with Byrna Technologies CEO Bryan Ganz. The pair dive into the importance of the Second Amendment right, manufacturing under President Trump’s new administration, and all that Byrna can offer with self-defense products and firearms that are the best alternative option to lethal force or firearms.

Finally, former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron who now leads the 1792 Exchange as Chief Executive Officer dives into why he was so adament on ending the left’s diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) mandates. Cameron has been successful in forcing big corporations to divest resources from the DEI departments they previously created and talks about the early successes of President Trump. The duo finish the interview talking about whether or not it’s a good thing for Kentucky to change the year in which they vote for statewide candidates.

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