THE CONVENTION OF STATES, and MORE

Christian Gomez of The John Birch Society’s “The New American” magazine joins us today.

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* Guest: Kelly Finnegan, Senior Chemist Joins us on air.

* Honest Money Report: Gold: $1892.30 Silver: $23.20.

* Landmark Digital Money Legislation to Wipe Out Cash – This is a  blatant attempt to control every issue of your life, including your  money! – New Cash Law Will Be Disaster for Savers.

* the world economic forum 2030 you will have nothing and you will be happy!

* Does the End of Cash Mean the End of Privacy?

* If I have nothing and I am happy, how will I pay any taxes?

* Markets Show the Perils of Arbitrary Antitrust Legislation.

* An Abusive IRS Was Just Handed a Decisive Defeat In Court.

* Increasing Complexity Brings Back Bigger Compliance Burdens – Time and Cost Burdens Increased in 2021.

* This tax season, taxpayers spent over 6.5 billion hours filing their taxes, an increase of 451%

* the total compliance burden of the tax code totals $339 billion.

* The cumulative time spent on taxes stretches out to over 745 thousand years.

* Tax Forms Dominate the Government-wide Paperwork Burden.

* The Tax Code is Expanding Again.

Kris Kimball interviews 2 State School Board Candidates who are in a Primary election against union and special interest backed candidates. Melanie Mortensen is running in SSB District 4 Davis County and a small portion of the north SLC area. www.votemelanie.org State School Board Districts are huge. Candidates need your help, with donations, posting yard signs or hosting meet and greets with neighbors.

Kim Delgrosso is in a Primary election against an incumbent who is backed by the unions and special interest groups. SSB District 11 Bluffdale, Herriman, Draper, Lehi, Highland, American Fork, Pleasant Grove. www.KimDelGrosso.com Utah Primary election will be held on June 28th. We have an excellent opportunity to change the education landscape here in Utah, protecting our children from radical ideologies and restoring parental rights in education.

I appreciate those who can formulate a concise and compelling defense of the biological reality of men and women. It's risky in woke times. Annie Holmquist says, trust the science and skip the gender-neutral toys and clothes.

If you're weary of walking on eggshells to avoid micro-aggressing against the woke, take heart. El Gato Malo has a great take on how the social justice left is overplaying its hand in its quest to limit free speech.

Great stories stay with us and help us remember what matters most. Larry Reed's story of a man who was honest when no one was looking is a solid reminder of why our personal character matters.

Getting serious about thinking clearly and independently requires being willing to admit you're wrong or that you don't know something. The Good Citizen takes a deep dive into our blind spots.

The more I consider whether NATO has outlived its usefulness, the more I'm seeing that this may be true. Walter Block fills in some of the noticeable blanks in the dominant narrative regarding NATO and nuclear war.

The Ministry of Truth was purely a fictional dystopian institution until this week. Jon Miltimore connects the dots on Biden's new "disinformation governance board" and Orwell's Minitrue.

You've probably noticed how the people most concerned with tolerance always seem to be the ones least capable of demonstrating it. Kent McManigal says tolerance shouldn't be used to justify censorship.

The president's recent slip about how kids in the classroom aren't really their parents' children was revealing. Laura J. Wellington says what's even worse is what's happening with parents, health care and children's privacy.

What's the antidote to the suffering and malevolence of life? Dr. Jordan B. Peterson has a viable answer.

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Profiles in Liberty podcast host Caleb Franz joins me for another edition of History in Action. He explains how misinformation and calls for censorship are nothing new in US history.

My friend Keith Kelsch is doing amazing work in Southern Utah to build community systems that are voluntary rather than politicized. You may want to attend the meeting he's holding May 4th.

Lots of people think they know what liberty is but very few can explain how it works. Barry Brownstein shares some of the marvelous wisdom of Leonard E. Read about how the threat to liberty is coming from inside the house.

Misinformation could cause you to doubt those who wish to rule you. Not to fear, good citizen, Jordan Schachtel notes that the White House is launching a Ministry of Truth through the DHS.

Great stories have the power to sustain culture. As Thomas Luongo writes, this is what makes Disney's decision to go "woke" all the more tragic.

Free speech isn't just a guilty pleasure enjoyed by people with lots of privilege. As Chet Richards explains, you can't have a functioning nation without free speech.

Stop believing the people who want you to think that you're powerless. Annie Holmquist makes a strong case for teaching your children the value of a having a well-calibrated moral compass.

If the past couple of years haven't opened your eyes to the effects of propaganda in manipulating the masses, you might want to check your pulse. Ryan Matters shares 6 lessons from the father of modern propaganda Edward Bernays.

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Chuck Grassley, U.S. Senator of Iowa, reacts to Biden's SPLC-tied judicial nominee Nancy Abudu's recent Senate hearing and Dr. Fauci’s claim that the U.S. is now ‘out of the pandemic phase’ of COVID-19.

Vicky Hartzler, U.S. Representative for the 4th District of Missouri, comments on Russia cutting Poland and Bulgaria off from Russian natural gas imports.

Arielle Del Turco, FRC’s Assistant Director of the Center for Religious Liberty, highlights FRC’s new publication Religious Freedom: A Human Right and a Pillar of American Society.

Dr. Jennifer Bauwens, FRC’s Director of the Center for Family Studies, analyzes why mental health disorders are on the rise among American teens.

Meg Kilgannon, FRC's Senior Fellow for Education Studies, exposes how public schools are contributing to the rise of mental health disorders among teens.

The Great Congressional Deception, Anthony Intiso Joins us for the final part in our series based on his book. The book may be acquired at: Zephyr Books and Coffee, 328 W Main St, Yreka, CA 96097 530-598-2584. You may email the author at [email protected].

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Hour 1

* FDA renews ‘horse’ smear as ivermectin trends on new Twitter –  Agency tweets: ‘Hold your horses, y’all’ on drug successfully treating  COVID – Art Moore, WND.com

* Dr. Pierre Kory, who has testified to the Senate of the  effectiveness of ivermectin against COVID-19, fired back – “You are not a  horse, you are not a cow, you are Big Pharma’s ass,” he tweeted.

* The FDA, he wrote, was “messaging BS” by citing “one corrupt study”  while ignoring 82 trials, including 33 randomized controlled trials  with 129,000 patients from 27 countries that show “massive benefits” of  ivermectin in treating COVID-19. – “Stop lying man, people are dying,”,  adding the hashtag “earlytreatmentworks.” – @PierreKory

* Social media platforms stifled conversations while California  pushed potentially precedent-setting legislation to punish doctors “who  dare question phony studies,” threatening loss of a medical license.

* Musk Buys Twitter, Will Reveal Blackbox Algorithms? – Ben Swann, sovren.media

* BalanceOfNature.com CEO Lex Howard.

* John Durham Issues Trial Subpoenas to Members of Clinton Campaign,  DNC – TheEpochTimes.com – The campaign and Sussmann’s lawyers argue that  attorney-client privilege should allow them to keep the records  concealed.

* Beyond ‘dirty tricks’: Firm Hillary hired fed media bogus reports  on Trump – Emails demolish her indicted lawyer’s last defense – WND.com

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