Progressive politicians are changing their tune on crime. As crime surges in every major American city, from Philadelphia to San Francisco, public safety and security is becoming a top priority for voters. In this episode, we analyze some of the core drivers of crime, the external conditions in which it happens, and what policymakers can do to remedy the conflict. 

In this episode, I explore the range of policies that are deemed acceptable by the mainstream American electorate, otherwise known as the Overton Window. In addition, I explore how politicians and media personalities use a narrative approach to shift the window and persuade their constituents to support certain legislation. 

Nancy Pelosi is left speechless after a reporter inquires about the significant spike in San Francisco's crime rate. Meanwhile, I explore the omicron variant of Covid-19, the medical measures being taken to address it, and the social costs of such measures. 

In this episode, we discuss the underlying dynamics that are responsible for record high levels of inflation. We all explore those who are most impacted by inflation, and what they can do to persevere. Meanwhile, the Biden Administration is attempting to gain support from Trump supporters in rural communities; but will it work?

The midterm elections are just around the corner and Congressional Democrats are struggling to put forward a single policy platform that will unite their constituents. Meanwhile, the outbreak of the Omicron variant is fueling divisions between advocates and critics of vaccination mandates. 

A group of African American female leaders met with Kamala Harris in an attempt to bolster her reputation. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court will soon decide if they are going to overturn the precedent that established Roe v Wade (1973). If the Supreme Court overturns this precedent, then over 12 states will amend their abortion laws. 

New research from Politico provides insight into the depths of political polarization in the US. The report also suggests a wide range of options for mitigating the impacts of polarization and transform a divisive social climate.   

The growing animosity between Democrats and Republicans is being reproduced in our nation's communities, to the detriment of our social fabric. In addition, we explore vaccination mandates and some scientists who are concerned about them. 

Kyle Rittenhouse, who made headlines last year after he intervened in Kenosha, Wisconsin, has been acquitted of all charges. Despite egregious efforts by the mainstream media to influence the jury's decision, Rittenhouse was found not guilty on all charges. In addition, we discuss the possibility of a Harris/Buttigieg ticket for the 2024 presidential election. 

A group of US lawmakers have proposed a bill to ban US officials from attending the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing over concerns pertaining to human rights violations and religious genocide in China. Meanwhile, Democrats and Republicans are adapting to a post-Trump political landscape.