PALM BEACH COUNTY residents, like those residing in other communities, are increasingly concerned about illegal immigrants invading our country. However, we are a country founded upon the handwork of immigrants over the past centuries. My guest today, Al Zucaro, addresses how legal immigration is a boon to our country and offers his take on how to ensure we embrace those willing to contribute to our nation’s prosperity. Take a listen. Hopefully our Members of Congress will address immigration reform after the situation at our borders has been settled.

PALM BEACH COUNTY, like the rest of the world, witnessed the 60th presidential inauguration as Joe Biden welcomed his predecessor back to the White House making President Trump our 45th and 47th President of the United States. My guest today, Karol Markowicz, adds her perspective to the changes we have witnessed between those two terms. Many of the events over the last four years have caused a repudiation of the policies of the Biden administration. With former Florida Senator Marco Rubio confirmed as Secretary of State and over 100 Executive Orders issued, the return of President Trump promises to be very consequential. Take a listen. I think you’ll find our conversation very informative.

PALM BEACH COUNTY residents, like those residing in other communities, are bombarded by information, often skewed by political perspective. Our guest today, Michael Solomon, is returning for a second episode. As I mentioned last week, Michael is a former NYPD Special Investigator whose tenure in the intelligence division, where he was assigned to protect the Shah of Iran and Madame Chang of Taiwan, taught him to question what others accept as fact. Michael continues his discussion on various topics where he believes the American public is not receiving factual information.Take a listen, Michael’s analysis is quite compelling.

PALM BEACH COUNTY, like other communities, is bombarded by information, often skewed by political perspective. Our guest today, Michael Solomon is a former NYPD Special Investigator whose tenure in the intelligence division, where he was assigned to protect the Shah of Iran and Madame Chang of Taiwan, taught him to question what others accept as fact. His analysis of the argument that climate change is more impacted by human activity than naturally occurring climate cycles has led him to the conclusion that we are not being told the truth. In his most recent book, Allegory (nominated for a Pulitzer Prize), he demonstrates the “science” of Climate Change is a scam perpetrated by former Vice President Al Gore. Michael’s conclusions may challenge your beliefs but he is someone worth hearing. Take a listen, Michael’s analysis is very compelling.

PALM BEACH COUNTY is a community of great wealth and abundance alongside poverty and hunger. When I first entered into public service in the City of Boca Raton, I was overwhelmed by the sheer number of people in our affluent community who go to bed hungry. Even before the pandemic, many families were unable to afford enough food to feed their families without assistance. Post pandemic, the problem has only grown worse. My guest, today, is Jason Mandle, Executive Director of Restoration Bridge International. Under Jason’s leadership, RBI distributes over 1 million pounds of food products, impacting over 100,000 individuals each month. Take a listen, Jason’s dedication to eliminating hunger is worthy of your consideration.

PALM BEACH COUNTY is the winter home of the President-elect. This is ground zero for news coverage detailing the presidential appointments and coverage of the business and political leaders making their way to Mara Lago to get an audience with President-elect Donald Trump. Our guest for this second of two podcast episodes is no stranger to foreign policy. Ken Abramowitz is a scholar, author and historian. His book, The Multi Front War, is in its third printing. His analysis of the multi-front assault against the United States, militarily, culturally and economically, is well reasoned and cause for concern. Take a listen, Ken’s analysis is very compelling.

PALM BEACH COUNTY is the winter home of the President-elect. This has become ground zero for news coverage detailing the presidential appointments and coverage of the business and political leaders making their way to Mara Lago to get an audience with President-elect Donald Trump. Our guest for the next two podcast episodes is no stranger to foreign policy. Ken Abramowitz is a scholar, author and historian. His book, The Multi Front War, is in its third printing. His analysis of the multi-front assault against the United States, militarily, culturally and economically, is well reasoned and cause for concern. Take a listen, Ken’s analysis is very compelling.

PALM BEACH COUNTY is home of innumerable caring, giving individuals. Philanthropy and volunteerism are true virtues of many within our community who see those less fortunate than themselves as worthy of their help. Evan Darnell is pairing that spirit of giving back with a universal desire to enjoy a great event (great venue, food and theme). As the Secretary of Steak of the Red Meat Lovers Club, Even continues to identify worth nonprofits within our community. He then curates a culinary extravaganza designed to help the nonprofit while providing a great opportunity for the community to have fun. Learn about this great Filanthropic organization and, perhaps, consider joining the partners in prime as they do good while having fun. As always, I trust you will find our conversation interesting.

PALM BEACH COUNTY is no stranger to the nationwide focus on border security and immigration. Our country is founded on immigration and its continued prosperity depends on a strong economy fueled, in part, by immigrants ready to contribute to our economy. The total lack of control at our borders has created a major problem for our country as we have no comprehensive policy for absorbing these immigrants and/or ensuring we are admitting individuals who are not seeking a free ride. My guest, Lauren Cohen, is an immigration attorney who works with people seeking to create jobs and opportunities in the United States. Our conversation is wide ranging and I trust you will find it interesting.

PALM BEACH COUNTY is often a county of transplants. Finding a native born Floridian over 40 is, generally, a difficult affair. The good news is many a “transplant” relocated to South Florida after success in business, up north. The infusion of newly minted residents with the drive and intelligence to succeed has produced a community of overachievers with a penchant for giving back. Brian Howie fits the bill as a recent transplant with an eye on building his business while embracing the lifestyle and culture endemic to our piece of paradise. We speak about how our community is being transformed by these new arrivals. Our conversation is wide ranging and I trust you will find it interesting.