Furthermore with Amanda Head

On this episode of the podcast, Scott Rasmussen, President of RMG Research, talks about Christmas shopping trends, revealing that 19% of Americans aren’t buying gifts this year. Rasmussen explores a notable 9-point rise in economic optimism among Main Street Americans following the election and discusses how the economic performance, border security, and common-sense policies are key to winning voters’ trust. Furthermore, Rasmussen critiques traditional polling methods, pointing out flaws like over-sampling post-graduates and reflects on how President Trump’s leadership style influences voter sentiment. 

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On this Small Business Saturday podcast, host Amanda Head sits down with Caroline Carralero, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Daily Nouri. Carralero and Head discuss why gut health is the cornerstone of overall well-being and how Daily Nouri probiotic products can help supplement an individual’s healthy lifestyle. Carralero shares insights from her journey in the food and beverage industry and how it inspired the creation of Daily Nouri’s clinically supported and affordable probiotic products.

Learn about the critical connection between gut health, the immune system, hormone balance, and metabolic health. Carralero introduces her company’s specialized products, including Hormone Balance Probiotic for women, the Stress Probiotic, the Advanced Digestion Probiotic, as well as many others. The conversation also tackles the challenges of shifting dietary habits from processed foods to whole foods, as well as the impact convenience foods have on our overall health.

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On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head talks with Victoria Coates, Deputy National Security Advisor under President Donald Trump and the author of her newest book, “The Battle for the Jewish State: How Israel and America Can Win.” Together, the duo dive into the critical issues facing the U.S.-Israel relationship, the aftermath of the October 7th attacks and the shared values that bind the two nations. 

Coates explains the historical, practical, and moral case for Israel as a key ally in the Middle East, emphasizing why its partnership benefits both nations on the world stage. From unraveling the complexities of pro-Hamas demonstrations to exploring how past administrations have approached Middle East policy, Coates provides her expert analysis on America’s ongoing role in supporting Israel. 

Furthermore, the pair dive into the unique cultural parallels between the two nations, the challenges of combating anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism, and the significant leadership of Prime Minister Netanyahu and former President Trump during pivotal times. 

Amanda Head encourages everyone to go buy Victoria Coates’ latest book, “The Battle for the Jewish State,” which you can purchase today on Amazon.com.

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On this episode of the podcast, Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison dives into the chaos surrounding the recently released 1,500+ page omnibus bill, which he describes as a ‘dumpster fire’ and a ‘last spending spree’ before a shift in presidential leadership. The Missouri Republican goes on to break down troubling provisions, including a congressional pay raise, taxpayer funding of a privately owned bridge and a $50B windfall for Big Pharma. The Congressman calls for reform through separate funding bills and shares his frustration over the lack of progress on key issues like healthcare and border security. Furthermore, Burlison explores how future executive actions could tackle these fiscal challenges and imminent dangers that our country faces.

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On this episode of the podcast, former Chief of Staff at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Mandy Gunasekara, talks about her time serving in the first Trump Administration and her bold insights on environmental policy. Gunasekara recounts her pivotal role in the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord, exposing the economic pitfalls and the lack of accountability from major polluters like China and India.

Gunasekara critiques the Biden Administration’s environmental agenda, calling for a leaner, more effective EPA and advocating for the global adoption of U.S. pollution control technology. She also shares her perspective on the importance of private sector collaboration in government and the challenges faced by Trump officials navigating the ‘deep state’ in Washington, D.C. Furthermore, Gunasekara discusses the reforms needed during the second term of Donald Trump’s presidency and the critical need to push back against entrenched bureaucracies.

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On this episode of the podcast, Vance Ginn, former Trump White House economic advisor, dives into the pressing economic challenges facing the new Trump administration and offers solutions rooted in pro-growth policies. Ginn outlines strategies to curb inflation and address the staggering $36 trillion national debt, emphasizing the need to cut government spending, implement tax reform, deregulate industries, and pursue free trade agreements. The former Office of Management and Budget Chief Economist also evaluates the impact of Trump’s plans to impose new tariffs, the effectiveness of Trump-era tax cuts, and the Department of Government Efficiency's role in reducing wasteful spending. Ginn makes a bold case for eliminating the federal minimum wage to foster competition and create new jobs.

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On this episode of the podcast, Steven Simon, former Senior Director of the White House National Security Council, dives into the collapse of the Assad regime in Syria, analyzing the influence of regional dynamics such as the Israel-Hezbollah conflict and Turkey’s strategic interventions. Simon explores Hayat Tahrir al-Sham’s (HTS) grip on Damascus, the precarious state of the Alawite minority, and the multifaceted role of the U.S. involvement, from sanctions and aid to the critical need for Kurdish protection. Additionally, Simon also shares his perspective on the challenges awaiting the incoming Trump Administration, particularly the balancing act between U.S. interests and regional alliances with Israel and Turkey. Drawing from his latest book, “Grand Delusion,” Simon critiques America’s Middle East policy and calls for a more cautious, pragmatic approach to engagement in the region.

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On this episode of the podcast, Former FBI Executive Assistant Director Chris Piehota reflects on his 25-year career and the transformative shifts within the Bureau following September 11, 2001. After the attacks on our nation, the agency went from traditional law enforcement to focusing on national security. Piehota examines the impact of poor leadership decisions, cultural erosion, and the influence of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policies on the FBI’s effectiveness. He advocates for bold change, including the appointment of a new director, someone like Kash Patel, who will have the opportunity to restore trust and rebuild the FBI’s culture by rooting out corrupt practices. Furthermore, all throughout this conversation Piehota drew multiple parallels directly from his new book, “Wanted: The FBI I Once Knew,” which you can buy on Amazon.com today.

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On this episode of the podcast, Virginia Congressman Ben Cline dives into the great conversations that he and his colleagues had with President-elect Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) leaders Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy. The Member on Appropriations shared key insights into Republican initiatives that will advance fiscal responsibility and streamline government operations, including a balanced budget proposal from the Republican Study Committee. The Congressman advocated for treating government like a business, privatizing certain functions and relocating federal agencies to save costs. He called for federal employees to return to the office and voiced his strong support for Pete Hegseth’s nomination as President Trump’s chosen Defense Secretary. Furthermore, Congressman Cline acknowledges the ongoing importance of securing our southern border through comprehensive legislative policy solutions like HR-2.

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On this episode of the podcast, Wisconsin Republican Congressman Glenn Grothman shares his vision for the 119th Congress as a key member of the Republican Policy Committee. He dives into pressing national issues, including his approach to tackling the border crisis with comprehensive immigration enforcement and ending birthright citizenship. Congressman Grothman also discusses his push to reduce government spending, eliminate the Department of Education, and curb diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Highlighting the value of private schools, the Wisconsin member explains why better marketing is crucial to their future success.

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