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Monday, July 23rd: Trump’s Iran Ultimatum - President Trump told Iranian President Rouhani to never threaten the United States again or he would suffer consequences "few throughout history” have ever known. Trump stressed the Iranian leader to “be cautious” in his all-caps ultimatum that was a response Rouhani’s "mother of all wars" comment. Joining today’s show is writer and mindset activist Mike Cernovich discussing his fight against the darker side of the entertainment industry and the hypocrisy of the establishment media. Also, Westmonster.com's investigative journalist Patrick Christys explains UK's Sharia crisis. Start your week informed. Call and tune in now!

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The lack of immediate progress, though predicted by many analysts, has frustrated the president, who has fumed at his aides in private even as he publicly hails the success of the negotiations.

"Discussions are ongoing and they're going very well," Trump told reporters Tuesday.

The accounts of internal administration dynamics come from conversations with a half-dozen White House aides, State Department officials and diplomats, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the sensitive negotiations.

Officials say Trump has been captivated by the nuclear talks, asking staffers for daily updates on the status of the negotiations. His frustration with the lack of progress has been coupled with irritation about the media coverage of the joint statement he signed on June 12 in Singapore, a document that contains no timeline or specifics on denuclearization but has reduced tensions between the two countries.
If it succeeds, BOE will not only prove its manufacturing prowess with a technically challenging product, but also will score a big win for China in its race to catch up to South Korea and Japan in advanced display-screen manufacturing.

“Many years ago, people were saying that no, the China guys can’t do it. But I think BOE makes a good example,” said David Hsieh, senior director of display research at IHS Markit, a data-analytics company.
The theory has been picked up by similar thinkers and the prophecy resurfaces weeks before every blood moon.

The "blood moon" theory is interpreted from the Book of Joel, which says: "The sun will turn into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and terrible day of the Lord comes."

A similar passage in the Book of Revelations reads: "And I beheld when he had opened the sixth seal, and, lo, there was a great earthquake; and the sun became black as sackcloth of hair, and the moon became as blood."

But it has been routinely dismissed by astronomers and other experts as a myth.

Scientists say the red tinge is due to Rayleigh scattering of sunlight through the Earth's atmosphere.

Wednesday, July 18th: Globalists Hit Tech Giant - The European Union fined Google $5 billion for abusing its dominance of the Android operating system. Google plans to appeal the ruling by arguing the popular smartphone OS is not restricting competition. Stateside, President Trump said his critics would rather “go to war” with Russia rather than see him get along with President Putin. Trump added that the millions of jobs created since his election victory have set the stage for the unemployment rate to drop again. Joining today’s show in-studio is NaturalNews.com’s Mike Adams discussing how tech giants are secretly silencing online speech. Also present is one-hit wonder Rufio Panman discussing what Americans can do against the rising turbulence in the streets. Call and tune in now!

President Trump called out London's Mayor - and rightly so - for the "terrible job" he has been doing on terror! Mayor Khan fought back by authorizing an
orange ‘Trump Baby’ blimp, wearing nothing but a nappy, to fly above Parliament. Besides this mean-spirited blimp seeming very much like a child sticking
out his tongue on a playground, when he feels dissed and can’t think of a good retort, Khan’s authorization is hypocritical, as you will hear later on in this
podcast.

President Trump blames the increase in crime and terrorism in London on the increase in immigrants who have been allowed in, and statistics back him up.
Meanwhile, Mayor Khan has told Londoners, “No reason to be alarmed!” after terror attacks, and “Terrorism is part and parcel of living in a great global city.”
This is tantamount to sending out engraved invitations to terrorists around the world! We should be alarmed enough to do something, and not just sit back
while terrorists destroy London - or any other city.

Though Mayor Khan claimed he couldn’t ban the blimp because that was free speech, he had no problem banning ads of women in bikinis from the
London Underground. And while feminists applauded his ban on what they considered ‘body-shaming’ ads, others attributed his overreaction towards
these ads to his Islamic faith and Sharia Law, which calls for women to cover their bodies more modestly.

Some have viewed conspiracy theories as a particular affectation of the American right, with President Trump being both a proponent and target of a number of conspiracy theories. Historian Richard J. Hofstadter's influential essay “The Paranoid Style in American Politics” described a paranoid strain that runs through the thinking of far right politicians in America's history that can be still discerned today. This approach views all of history as a “vast and sinister” conspiracy of sorts, whose “gigantic and yet subtle machinery of influence set in motion to undermine and destroy a way of life”. This rather apocalyptic way of belief sees the world in constant turmoil, where only the one who understands the conspiracy can defend the attacked way of life, destroy the enemy and save humanity.

Some have viewed conspiracy theories as a particular affectation of the American right, with President Trump being both a proponent and target of a number of conspiracy theories. Historian Richard J. Hofstadter's influential essay “The Paranoid Style in American Politics” described a paranoid strain that runs through the thinking of far right politicians in America's history that can be still discerned today. This approach views all of history as a “vast and sinister” conspiracy of sorts, whose “gigantic and yet subtle machinery of influence set in motion to undermine and destroy a way of life”. This rather apocalyptic way of belief sees the world in constant turmoil, where only the one who understands the conspiracy can defend the attacked way of life, destroy the enemy and save humanity.

Modern researchers, however, challenge the view that conspiracies are an exclusively rightwing feature, seeing such theories as a kind of magical thinking that allows people from all walks of life and political persuasions to cope with complex emotions, often brought on by an inexplicable event.

Tuesday, July 17th: Globalist Meltdown - Prominent US officials are calling for an anti-Trump coup after his meeting with Russian President Putin. Journalists and even a former general have compared Russia’s alleged election meddling to Pearl Harbor. President Trump called out the media circus by saying “Fake News is going Crazy!” Trump added that his overseas trip was a major success due to him negotiating billions from NATO. Joining today’s show in-studio is one-hit wonder Rufio Panman discussing his celebrated engagement against Antifa as well as the unrest felt by Trump supporters in the streets of America. Call and tune in now!

Lawsuits claim MGM has no liability to Las Vegas shooting victimsMGM Resorts International has filed federal lawsuits against more than 1,000 Las Vegas mass shooting victims in an effort to avoid liability.
The company, which owns Mandalay Bay and the Route 91 Harvest festival venue, argues that it cannot be held liable for Oct. 1 deaths, injuries or other damages, adding that any claims against MGM parties “must be dismissed,” according to complaints filed Friday in Nevada and California.
“Plaintiffs have no liability of any kind to defendants,” the complaints argue.
The company cites a 2002 federal act that extends liability protection to any company that uses “anti-terrorism” technology or services that can “help prevent and respond to mass violence.”
In this case, the company argues, the security vendor MGM hired for Route 91, Contemporary Services Corp., was protected from liability because its services had been certified by the Department of Homeland Security for “protecting against and responding to acts of mass injury and destruction.”

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