Political | America Out Loud News

Political | America Out Loud News

By Political | America Out Loud NewsSociety & CultureNewsPolitics
Download on the App Store

Political | America Out Loud News episodes

  • From Venezuela to Serbia, shadows of betrayal: The treason of John Brennan
    The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – Brennan allegedly defrauded the US Government and its People by inducing Congress to spend more money to stop terrorism that it needed to—the result was due to Brennan’s deliberate inability to keep the nation safe. High Stakes Treason reveals what appears to be a major act of treasonous financial fraud committed against the American people...
    58 min
  • State failures and overreach are hiding in plain sight
    The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Media fixation on Washington often ignores growing abuses at the state level. From social media warnings in New York to DMV failures in California, voter roll issues across multiple states, and troubling actions by officials and journalists, state and local governments increasingly mirror the same overreach Americans expect from federal power...
    58 min
  • A fresh blessing: Why faith, repentance, and Scripture matter
    FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – Bible sales are rising as people search for meaning and truth. Faith, repentance, and Scripture invite a fresh beginning rooted in God’s word. Jesus’ baptism shows repentance as a deliberate turn toward God, while today’s world reminds believers to watch where faith and history intersect and respond with trust, discipline, and commitment to live covenant life...
    57 min
  • Venezuela: Power and perception
    The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Nicole, David & Ashley – Ashley Grogg, joined by Nicole and Dave, examines U.S. military action in Venezuela, weighing public relief against growing frustration at home. The conversation questions political motives, potential fallout, and the strength of charges against Nicolás Maduro, while confronting how AI, media narratives, and perception increasingly shape global power and truth...
    58 min
  • Minnesota case study: The street is not the courtroom
    The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – This tragedy is not an isolated event. Across the country, assaults on law enforcement officers have risen sharply, with federal officials citing dramatic increases in attacks on officers in recent years. These confrontations are not the product of policing tactics alone; they are also the result of a cultural shift that encourages defiance, distrust, and hostility toward...
    58 min
  • Wars and ‘Rumors of War’
    Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Trump stated that the United States seeks to see Venezuela develop into a prosperous democracy and a strong ally of the U.S. The methods by which this outcome may be achieved remain uncertain. Discussions have emerged regarding the potential deployment of U.S. ground forces to Venezuela, particularly in regions rich in oil resources. The objective would be...
    58 min
  • Clayton Baker on vaccines, mRNA overreach, and the price of lost trust
    America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Beneath all of this lies a larger diagnosis. Modern medicine has pathologized ordinary life. Anxiety, attention, addiction, and development have been medicalized, insured, and monetized, creating permanent patients rather than resilient adults. Vaccination policy, Baker argued, has followed the same trajectory. Every deviation from statistical...
    58 min
  • What role should we play in enforcing our laws over other nations?
    The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Some people relish the fact that the United States is the protector of freedom and liberty in a chaotic world; others hate it. But how far does our position as the world’s police force actually go? The U.S. military invaded a sovereign nation to take into custody its leader to answer for charges against the United States in a U.S. court...
    58 min
  • The birth of Independence
    The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – John Adams recalls a moment when independence is unthinkable, yet quietly set in motion. Guided by Benjamin Rush’s “Frankfurt advice,” colonial leaders avoid the word while reshaping destiny through strategy, unity, and restraint. From whispered counsel to the creation of a Continental Army, subtle choices steer the colonies toward revolution and nationhood...
    58 min
  • The Trump corollary: Venezuela, Monroe Doctrine, & return of hemisphere power politics
    Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – If Venezuela represents enforcement rather than rhetoric, what comes next? How should we interpret growing U.S. concern over cartels, transnational crime, human and sex trafficking, and state corruption in countries like Mexico and Brazil? Are these law-enforcement challenges—or national-security threats now falling under the same hemispheric doctrine?
    58 min

About Political | America Out Loud News

From the publisher's feed

Your Source for Free Speech, Talk Radio, Podcasts, and News.