Masks Are Our New Chains

Host Dalane England discusses the first Thanksgiving with her guest Pamela Allen.

Those who are contesting the integrity of the most recent election aren't just playing the part of a sore loser. They're paying attention to the stated intentions of people like AOC who are advocating for creating lists of people to punish for their political impurity of thought. Rev. Ben Johnson warns of how this could impact us in ways we might not have considered.

Of all the freedoms we take for granted, a free market in money is one that few people ever consider. Thorsten Polleit has an interesting take on how we could make fiat currency a thing of the past once again.

In a related topic, Bitcoin is experiencing meteoric growth in 2020. Ethan Yang has a fascinating explanation of what's happening and why.

When is the right time to rebel against those who would take your remaining freedoms? Brandon Smith has a few ideas on the matter. One thing is for sure, the ones trying to keep you under their control will never give you permission to stop obeying them.

Hour 1

* The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints – Russell M.  Nelson: The challenges that we face as fellow global citizens are  immense, but our ability to feel hope and seek healing in Jesus Christ  remains strong. Please join me for a special message of hope and healing  on Nov. 20 at 11 am MST.

* Trump campaign holds press conference in Washington DC.

* The two Republicans on Wayne County’s elections board who changed  their votes to certify the county’s results on the condition of an audit  now say that they were misled by the Democratic vice chair, who  originally promised that one would occur.

* S. Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham said he would “urge” President  Trump to share intelligence briefings with President-Elect Joe Biden –  Newsweek.

* Tucker Carlson said Trump campaign lawyer Sidney Powell refused to  provide evidence backing up her “bombshell” claim that electronic voting  machines stole millions of votes from President Donald Trump.

Hour 2

* Triggerfish on Covid!

* California Judge Allows Strip Clubs to Open, Citing First Amendment – Churches Remain Shuttered!

* The FBA authorized the first coronavirus test that can be performed  entirely at home Tuesday. The COVID-19 All-In-One Test Kit,  manufactured by Lucira Health, is administered by a self-collected nasal  swab, which is then put into a sample vial. Users can see the tet  results on a light-up screen in 30 minutes or less.

* The United States passed 250,000 coronavirus deaths Wednesday.

* Photos emerge of California Gov. Gavin Newsom dining unmasked with  large party — and even CNN is criticizing the blatant hypocrisy –  TheBlaze.com.

* Danish study says masks don’t work.

* Rand Paul to Newsmax TV: Fauci Will ‘Keep Us Masked Until End.

* Candace Owens sues Facebook fact-checkers for defamation: ‘Time to fact-check the fact-checkers’.

The most discouraging aspect of the age of COVID is how it has brought out the worst in some people. Patrick West explains how the pandemic has empowered the petty among us.

A second deadly virus is running rampant throughout American society and its damage could last for generations. Jeff Minnick explains the dangers--and the cure--for IDVID-2020.

It's fashionable these days to portray those who are pushing back against authoritarian lockdown policies as selfish, knuckle-dragging contrarians. What's less common is an authentic understanding of what our natural rights are and why they matter in both good times and bad times. Judge Andrew Napolitano has an excellent explanation.

In my opinion, one of the most accurate measures of good character can be found in our willingness to use persuasion rather than coercion in our interactions with others. When we strip away all the labels and tribal identities, these are the only two dynamics that really matter.

11-19-2020 Kate Dalley Show

Reince Priebus, President of the Michael Best Law Firm, former White House Chief of Staff to President Trump, and former Chairman of the Republican National Committee, on the Wisconsin rule change following the Trump campaign’s recount filing and other election related oddities.

“WE PUT TRUTH ON THE TABLE"

Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law explains the foundational structure of the U.S. Constitution and why the founders crafted it the way they did.

The growing societal division over masks seems to have less to do with proven health benefits and more to do with a visible badge of compliance with the official narrative. Jon Miltimore has an eye-opening piece about a new Danish study that finds that masks don't protect the wearers from infection.

Politicians are always making promises to provide favors with someone else's money. Take, for instance, the current promises to forgive student loan debt. Neal McCluskey warns that this would be a very bad idea.

Things may look bad, for the moment. Just remember that there are some bright moments of hope in an otherwise dismal year. For instance, an awful lot of Californians used this latest election to stand up for their rights and to deny their state government the power it wanted.

Another ray of hope is that the current trend to ramp up the lockdowns across America may be on a collision course with the Supreme Court. Anders Koskinen notes that the resistance in building throughout the nation.