Saving America

By Dr. David D. Schein

On Saving America, we take a close look at the intersection between business and politics. Our host,

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April 26, 2025Saving America Week in Review 4_26_25
In a move that should have happened years ago, America and Panama have agreed to a plan that has America in charge of securing the Panama Canal from end to end, and also gives our military ships priority through the canal.
Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Senator, flew to El Salvador on the taxpayer’s dime to visit with a deported MS-13 gang member the same day the jury verdict for Rachel Morin’s murderer (also an illegal immigrant) was read. Absolutely disgusting.
The out of touch governor of Maine, Janet Mills, is defying her own voters and failing to protect women in sports. This is a safety issue, and that’s why it’s so popular with Americans.
Good old Demented Joe treated us to some more random ranting packaged as a televised speech. When will there be an investigation into the obvious elder abuse by the end of his last term – or into the crimes he committed before that?
Letitia James, the attorney general who made her career on prosecuting Trump in the ridiculous New York lawfare case, is now accused of mortgage fraud. It couldn’t have happened to a nicer political zealot!
A Virginia judge has ruled Google is an online advertising monopoly in the third anti-trust hit the company has taken recently.
Meanwhile Meta is the latest of the “Magnificent Seven” tech companies to face antitrust allegations. Gosh, I wonder if anticompetitive practices are how they managed to become so dominant?
AMC Theatres has become the latest in a line of about 20 major corporations fleeing Delaware. It’s hard to give a pinpoint a single reason for the exodus, but many reports claim it’s because Delaware courts have gone woke.
Patti Katter, the host of “Wake Up with Patti Katter,” dropped by the studio this week to talk about her early foray into podcasting to connect military families and how her life was upended when her husband returned from active duty with a Purple Heart and a traumatic brain injury.
The firebombing of the Pennsylvania Governor’s residence underscores the serious problem of violence in this country. Polls indicate a significant number of liberals would even support murdering President Trump. I really hope that’s hyperbole.
I don’t really care whether we keep Daylight Savings Time or not. I just want to stop messing with the clocks already!
The more power Joe Biden got over the years, the more destruction he caused. Looking at the absolute insanity of his end of term pardons, I wonder if Congress could use the 25th Amendment to undo his recent actions retrospectively?
A Texas tire retailer learned the hard way that the beneficial owner is the one who has to pay international excise taxes – not necessarily the one who did the importing.
Taxpayers should not have to fund federal employees who are working on union business. Here’s a novel incentive package – work, or you get fired. End of discussion.
The fascinating Jorge Fernandez stopped by the studio this week to talk about the political intricacies of his adopted home of Puerto Rico, as well as how his companies BitStop and Gold ATM are changing the landscape of cryptocurrency and free banking.
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April 19, 2025Saving America Week In Review 4_19_25
Between the Tariff Wars, recession fears, and the volatile stock market, the Trump administration has made a lot of negative economic headlines lately. But new inflation numbers and the March Jobs Report offer some glimmers of hope.
The Trump administration has taken a strong stance against "woke" universities, freezing $1.8 billion in federal funds for Cornell and Northwestern.
In a landmark lawsuit filed in a U.S. federal court, survivors of the October 7th attack, along with the families of those killed, are seeking $500 million in damages from the Qatar-based media outlet Al Jazeera
A new book claims that Jill Biden hid Joe’s declining cognitive ability and pushed him as a candidate in order to maintain her lifestyle until it was too late for the Democrats to run a real candidate.
SCOTUS rejected Trump’s appeal, instead ruling to bring Armando Abrego Garcia back from a detention center in El Salvador. Clearly the Supreme Court is not blindly backing Trump, as extremists are claiming.
The stories of rape, exploitation, and abuse coming out of the Los Angeles County juvenile care facilities and foster homes are horrifying, and now they’re using tax money to sweep those claims under the rug!?!?!?
World-class scientist Catherine Schein dropped by Saving America this week to chat about proteins being toxic, toxins being used for good, and how the Blues Brothers figure into nutrition in her new book “Conditionally Toxic Proteins.”
Hungary withdrew from the International Criminal Court (which recently made headlines by announcing they would prosecute Israel’s Prime Minister for war crimes), on the tails of a formal state visit from Netanyahu himself.
Inulin, an additive in many popular beverages, has been linked to cancer. Always make sure to read labels before you consume!
Two football legends – Brett Favre and Shannon Sharpe – faced off in the courts instead of the field when Favre sued Sharpe for defamation.
A teenage girl with severe anorexia was denied inpatient treatment by her health insurance company even after a disastrous visit home proved the necessity.
Former foreign service officer and academic Simon Hankinson stopped by the studio this week to discuss his recent research on citizenship & birth tourism, border security & terrorism, and the increasing threat of the gang Tren de Aragua.
By the end of Inauguration Day, 4 lawsuits had already been filed against the newly created Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). But the fact is, when you overspend while underperforming, you have to find a way to do better with less money, whether you’re the government or a private sector business.
Days after meeting with Trump, Justin Trudeau resigned as Canadian Prime Minister – but I still expect Canada to keep its status as a separate country!
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April 12, 2025Saving America Week in Review 4_12_25
Trump’s tariffs finally went into effect on what he dubbed “Liberation Day.” While the long-term goal is worthy, I am concerned about higher short-term prices hurting Americans.
I’m hearing a lot about ways Trump could skirt the 22nd amendment and secure a 3rd term. To be blunt, I think term limits should be mandatory for all elected offices, and that Trump should take his wins and go be a Kingmaker.
If NPR and PBS had stayed non-partisan, people probably wouldn’t be calling to defund them. But given their extreme leftist bias and the staggering national debt, the government shouldn’t be given them any funding at all.
A top leader of the gang MS-13, Joel Vargas- Escobar AKA “Momia,” is in FBI custody. Another win over violent crime by the Trump administration!
The FCC has announced they will be investigating Disney & ABC over their alleged use of discriminatory DEI practices.
As expected, Elon Musk will be stepping back from DOGE in the next month, though he will remain available as an advisor. Given the ridiculous anti-DOGE leftist protests targeting TESLA, this is welcome news for his stockholders at least.
China, never our friend, is now blocking sales of crucial minerals to the USA. We absolutely must reduce our reliance on foreign goods.
Tracy Cram Perkins dropped by this week to discuss her experiences with home dementia care, and how they led to her developing a book and webcast to help others navigate their own journeys.
Biden used his final days in office to add the insults of seriously damaging the oil and gas industry and giving medals to morons to the injury of pardoning hardened criminals (and, you know, pretty much all of his acts as president).
Mortgage have topped 7% for the first time since mid-2024. This is a worrying indicator that 2025 will not be a good year for the housing market – which plays a key role in the overall health of the economy.
The courts have found that school officials do not have qualified immunity and thus have no special protection against claims that they’ve violated an individual’s rights.
Stanley K. Ridgley, friend of the show and expert in pervasive leftist radicalization in higher education, dropped by Saving America this week to chat about his new book “DEI Exposed: How the Biggest Con of the Century Almost Toppled Higher Education”
Trump is getting bipartisan push-back on the limits he imposed in his first term on federal deductions for state and local taxes (SALT), but he has indicated he’s pushing for a “fair” increase.
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April 05, 2025Saving America Week in Review 4_5_25
Given Trump’s public announcement that we’d be bombing Yemen and other recent bombing runs, nothing terribly exciting was actually leaked during SignalGate. The real question is, how was Goldberg an option for the chat to begin with?
The shocking level of fraud uncovered at the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS) both makes everything previously discovered by DOGE pale in comparison, and also proves that the commie Dems who oppose DOGE are on the wrong side of history.
The Department of Education has failed on a colossal level and should absolutely be closed, with its few useful programs reassigned to other departments.
Fun fact: China could shut down our ports as well as the Panama Canal, with devastating repercussions to the United States economy. We must act to convert the computerized operating systems to US secure systems.
Out-of-touch and oblivious U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett actually referred to Texas Governor Abbott as “Governor Hot Wheels” during a recent Human Rights Campaign dinner.
Unbelievably, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 is headed back to the Supreme Court for the 3rd time. Isn’t it time to rethink an overtly race-based law that violates the concept of equal protection?
Good news! Dirty and anti-Trump FBI agent Johnathan Buma, who reportedly copied and released 100+ confidential documents, was arrested at the airport attempting to flee the country.
Later in 2025 there will be a major climate change summit called COP30 in Belém, Brazil. They will demolish a swath of the Amazon rainforest to build a highway to Belém for the occasion. Very concerned about the climate, aren’t we?
Joel Gardner, President of the Jefferson Council, stopped in to discuss the erosion of free speech and diversity of thought in universities, and how his organization is helping to combat this.
The Congressional Budget Office has released some truly staggering projected costs for the next 10 years of ObamaCare. We already couldn’t afford the first 10 years of ObamaCare!
The US Postal Service put out a press release that their official blue mailboxes are not to be trusted because thieves target them. They recommend going inside the post office rather than, I don’t know, doing their jobs.
The iconic convenience store chain 7-11 is closing hundreds of North American news – but buried in this news item is a perverse bit of good news.
The Department of Homeland Security used its discretionary powers to revoke the green card and annul the marriage of a father of three after his prior marriage was deemed a sham that was conducted for immigration status.
Social Security sent out $71.8B in improper payments from 2015-2022, and their spokesperson says that unless they getter better data, equipment, and legislative changes, it’s going to keep happening.
Boars Head, a popular and expensive brand of lunch meat and cheese, faces major legal issues due to a listeria outbreak.
In their latest sparring matches with big American tech companies, Europe’s top court found that Apple owes Ireland 13 billion in back taxes while Google must pay a $2.4B fine.
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March 29, 2025Saving America Week In Review 3_29_25
Israel has resumed bombing Palestine – as well they should have - after Hamas failed to negotiate in good faith.
While off to a slow start and amidst continued fighting, Trump has gotten Putin and Zelensky to the proverbial negotiating table. I don’t expect anything about this deal to be easy.
Potential tariff deals with Canada, Mexico, and Europe all remain in flux for now. These countries, particularly our neighbors, are financially dependent on trade with the U.S., so much of their responses have been bluster and bluffs anyway.
Biden using an autopen really wouldn’t be a big deal in itself. But if his dementia made him unaware of what he was signing automatically, we might have a very interesting problem on our hands.
The federal district judges are exceeding their judicial authority by blocking Trump’s orders for political reasons. Apparently, we have 677 unelected presidents running around!
Trump continues to steamroll Biden’s executive orders. Good riddance, and full steam ahead!
Idiot Democrats are spreading rumors that Trump is killing social security, but that’s just not true.
Voice of America, which brings American concepts to 3rd world countries to help stop the spread of communism and other evils, just cancelled $53M worth of contracts. I had no idea we were spending so much on agencies that don’t fully support American values!
Gavin Newsom threw nearly $10B in aid to illegal immigrants in California, and now he has the audacity to ask the rest of us to bail him out?
The FBI is warning about a new wave of “smishing” scams that trick people into disclosing their financial information through fraudulent text messages.
The stranded astronauts have finally been rescued by SpaceX. I feel sure Demented Joe could have gotten them home sooner, but didn’t want to ask Musk after he started helping Trump’s campaign last summer.
Finance industry Titan Nita Kohli joins me this week to chat about the Men as Allies program that she spearheaded at JPMorgan, how she led Freddie Mac through the COVID pandemic, and her new book Operational Resilience.
Biden did manage to get three Americans wrongfully detained in China for years released. But, I worry because we STILL don’t know what he gave to China in return, and his track record for hostage deals is … not stellar.
A U.S. Department of Labor rule that would have given migrant farmworkers the right to unionize has been blocked in 17 states.
Lawyer Tom Girardi, famed for his involvement in the Erin Brockovich case and for his appearances on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, was convicted of stealing millions from clients to live extravagantly.
In its latest international power-grab, China is building a mega-port in Peru - in easy striking distance of the U.S. and its allies.
Wait, you’re telling me that a federally-funded organization whose job is to “fact check” the news and protect us all from “misinformation” is actually a vehicle for left-wing bias? Well, color me shocked.
Author and professor Daryl Hunter Montgomery joined me this week for a chat about Donald Trump’s polling problems, inflation investing, and his theory of global bifurcation.
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March 22, 2025Saving America Week In Review 3_22_25
The recent stock market crash has been tied to Trump’s Tariff Wars, but it’s not quite as simple as it seems at first glance.
I hate seeing politicians pass yet another Continuing Resolution (CR) instead of doing the right thing for Americans and finally passing a balanced budget.
Looks like the antisemitic universities who have repeatedly allowed pro-Palestine protests may finally get their day of reckoning – and I am absolutely here for it.
The attacks on DOGE are baffling to me. The American people are overtaxed and underserved, at every level of government. We should be celebrating the Day of Reckoning for big government.
I normally don’t love mergers, but Rocket Mortgage is acquiring Redfin for a relatively small amount of money and is doing an all-stock transaction. So, I really can’t complain too much.
Walgreens is going private, and while that might not make much of a difference for consumers, it might mean that locations will be further reduced, or other profit-increasing inconveniences might be implemented.
The number of unsold new homes is surging in previously hot markets, such as Texas and other Sunbelt states. This might be spelling trouble for the real estate market.
While his position on vaccines tends to give me heartburn, I am absolutely thrilled that RFK Jr. is calling on the food industry to get rid of artificial food dyes. It’s time to get these poisons away from consumable goods.
Liberal vandals are lashing out at Tesla to protest Elon Musk. It’s not clear whether they’re too corrupt to want to stop government waste, or too dumb to realize Musk couldn’t actually cut any jobs if he wanted to.
Michael Hingson’s escape from the World Trade Center on 9/11 changed the trajectory of his life. Learn how he went from selling tech to selling life on Saving America!
The USA has announced it will FINALLY diversity its assets in the Pacific to make it harder to hit multiple targets at once. Gee, I wish our military history had any guidance to offer us … *cough* Pearl Harbor *cough*
The FTC has announced a crackdown on fake reviews. This includes everything from AI reviews and fake social media accounts to restricting insider and paid reviews.
Chinese hackers have stolen information from U.S. broadband providers that was intended for court-authorized wiretapping. We MUST do better at hardening our digital security and computer infrastructure.
Following the bankruptcy filing of their parent company, Franchise Inc., American Freight will close all its locations. For now, the Vitamin Shoppe, Pet Supplies Plus, and Buddy’s Home Furnishings remain open.
In the latest insanity from New York City, they’ve just prosecuted a former marine for defending a subway car full of passengers from a crazed person with a long criminal record.
A weather man from Atlanta, Georgia rescued a panicking woman in a flooded car during a live broadcast. Bob van Dillen is saving America.
Over 500K people have filed claims for health issues potentially caused by their exposure to contaminated water at the Camp LeJeune Marine training base in North Carolina – though the pool of eligible claimants is worryingly broad.
An interesting ruling on a Maryland state law prohibiting assault weapons has the potential to be the flashpoint of the next 2nd amendment showdown at the Supreme Court.
Eric Wohlwend from the Real Power Family stopped by this week, and we had a chat about how losing a series of jobs brought him massive success, his book “Family Success Triangle”, and the Real Power Family Radio Show.
The USA has approved a $2B arms sale to Taiwan – and the CCP is not exactly dancing for joy about it.
A new Oregon state law REQUIRES that insurance companies cover transgender care for children, or risk losing their licenses. Everyone who has health insurance is being forced to pay for this serious affront to sensibility!
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March 15, 2025Saving America Week In Review 3_15_25
The State of the Union was very typical of Trump – a good deal of over-speak, but substantially better than anything we’ve had over the past four years with Demented Joe.
Zelensky seems to have realized that Trump was rude, but right – he has no cards. Ukraine needs America’s funding to fight back against Putin’s maniacal aggression.
You’d think the horrendous recent slaughtering of hostages by Hamas would be enough to stop public displays supporting the terrorists on college campuses. But you’d be wrong.
Biden granted Sunnova Energy $3B (the largest federal loan to a solar company in history). They’re now warning they may go bankrupt.
SCOTUS narrowly voted to reinstate some US Aid payments Trump blocked; specifically, $2B worth of payments for goods and services already delivered.
Several companies, including Apple and Honda, have announced new investments in America as Trump’s business policies begin to take effect. There’s never been a better time to manufacture in America!
Taiwan Semiconductors, the largest manufacturer of computer chips in the world, will be investing $100B in order to manufacture chips in the United States instead of overseas. More great news for American businesses!
Michael Hingson, a blind businessman, was inside the Twin Towers at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 when the planes crashed into them. His guide dog, Roselle, led him to safety. Listen to the story of their escape, this week on Saving America!
The tariff wars are in full swing. It will be interesting to see how all of this is worked out. I for one strongly support reciprocal tariffs.
Trump has warned China and Japan not to devalue their currency, which would give their goods an advantage in the international market and could counter his intentions for tariffs.
March means rodeo time for Houston, but this year got off to an interesting start when one of the cows decided he’d quite like to explore downtown.
After a year of war, Israel is taking a more proactive approach in their (largely proxy) war with the terrorists, and cleaning house in the Middle East. The whole world is waiting to see what they will do if (when?) they take on Iran directly.
If you see a dollar on the ground, don’t pick it up! Apparently, it’s now extremely common to transport drugs in folded money or paper, and even touching some drugs can be very hazardous. So much for finding money being lucky.
The media acquitted itself poorly this election cycle – nearly every poll was wrong, and media bias was running rampant. Wouldn’t it be nice to actually see different viewpoints on a newscast again?
Idaho Governor Brad Little praised Boise State’s decision to prioritize athlete safety and forfeit a women’s volleyball game because the opposing team included a male player. At least there are some sane politicians left!
Zeb Hadley, the CEO of painting company National Coatings, proved himself a hero following Hurricane Helene, flying his personal helicopter on search and rescue missions and saving, among others, an 11-day old baby. Zab Hadley is Saving America.
Like so many domestic violence survivors, author A.E. Lee never thought it would happen to her. She stopped in to share how writing her books “One of the Lucky Ones” and “Always” helped her and her children to heal.
A 38-year-old truck driver was convicted on manslaughter after causing an accident that killed 5 people because he was distracted watching TikTok videos – a first in Arizona’s history.
A rescue dog in Washington state stopped traffic and led a policeman into the woods to her injured 84-year-old owner, saving his life in return.
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March 08, 2025Saving America Week in Review 3_8_25
Apple is investing big in AI, including a new 250,000 sq ft Houston-area factory that they say will be open in 2026.
While some parts of Trump’s Ukraine approach make sense – the UK and the EU really do need to be the ones to put up soldiers - the whole thing has snowballed into an absolute mess.
The Los Angeles fire was the result of decades of poor management and failed administrative policy, not a real natural disaster. FEMA should not give Newsom a cent to fix the mess he made!
While Trump and Musk are going about it all wrong, I do believe that up to half of public employees could be cut and things would actually improve. Time to show up to work or get fired!
Biden gave billions of taxpayer dollars to brand-new “green nonprofit” Power Forward Communities. It made only $100 in 3 months, but it WAS connected to Georgia Democrat politician Stacey Abrams. Your tax dollars at work, people!
The Palestinian authority is by many accounts in control of Israel’s West Bank, but that group is basically just more Hamas by a different name. I don’t see how there can be peace in the Middle East with either of those clowns so close to Israel.
Starbucks is laying off 1100 corporate employees globally in order to reduce overhead. THIS is how we should be approaching our bloated and inefficient federal government!
JoAnn Fabrics, a staple supplier for 82 years for people who craft, quilt, and sew, is ultimately closing after 2 rounds of Chapter 11 bankruptcy failed to solve their problems.
In another indicator of tough financial times ahead, Dennys is closing 150 of its locations – about 10% overall. The locations that stay open will look at reducing hours of operation and menu size to cut costs.
Bolthouse Farms is a modest company that makes salad dressing and other food products. I like their dressing because it’s healthier and still tasty – but I like the company because when I DIDN’T like a product, they took care of me.
This week Tomohiko Taniguchi - a former advisor to the Japanese Prime Minister- dropped by. He weighed in on Japan’s electoral system, their newly elected PM, and how the international community views America’s politics and presidency.
Trump is suing the Pulitzer Prize Board for recognizing the New York Times and Washington Post for their reports that tied his 2016 campaign to Russia.
Michael Hingson is blind, which is challenging even today, but in the 1960s was substantially more so. Learn how he transcended the world’s expectations to become a New York Times bestselling author and international lecturer, this week on Saving America!
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March 01, 2025Saving America Week in Review 3_1_25
Millions of seniors are still listed on the rolls of the Social Security Administration with their ages over 120 – but the official oldest person in America right now is 114. I smell a scam…
We have got to end these racist and expensive DEI subsidies being paid for with our tax dollars. The numbers are stunning to me.
America has been the biggest sucker for years in the tariffs department, giving USA-made goods an immediate economic disadvantage in the world marketplace. It’s time to implement reciprocal tariffs, even against friendly countries, and even the playing field.
It’s heartening to see the USA finally standing up to the United Nations. We’re giving far too much to an organization that increasingly supports anti-American interests. Time to put America first.
While Trump’s 2nd term is off to a pretty good start, it’s pretty clear that his efforts to end the Russia/Ukraine war are going down as an early diplomatic failure (at least so far). Pandering to Russia and ignoring Ukraine is NOT the way to go here.
I fly frequently, and even I am getting concerned about the safety of traveling by airplane in the United States. I don’t care whose fault it is that air traffic control towers are undermanned – I just want them fully staffed, immediately!
War almost broke out again in the Middle East when the Hamas terrorist returned the bodies of 4 hostages – three children and their mother. Anyone who supports these monsters should be in insane asylums.
A city-destroying asteroid is on what might be a collision course with Earth – and even though it sounds like the plot of a 90’s disaster film, this could be an actual, real-life disaster.
This week I met up with Mandy Gunasekara, who was Chief of Staff at the EPA during Trump's 1st term, to talk about why America needed to pull out of the Paris accord, the problem of the Deep State, and the solutions she suggests in her new book “Y’all Fired: A Southern Belle’s Guide to Restoring Federalism and Draining the Swamp.”
A 9-year-old kid in a Phoenix suburb convinced his City Council to put in new features to protect pedestrians after his grandmother was nearly hit by a street racer.
Houston’s HISD, one of the largest school districts in the country, is at the center of yet another scandal. A ring of teachers & administrators made at least $1M falsifying credentials for at least 200 potential teachers.
The Department of Defense just failed its 7th audit IN A ROW. I don’t know how these yahoos still have jobs, but IMHO the Department of Government Efficiency can’t work fast enough!
The founder of the app Telegram was arrested in France for being complicit in administering a platform that enables illegal activity, though he insists he’s innocent of any crime.
The state of Texas is suing major car manufacturer General Motors for allegedly using their OnStar system to spy on drivers and sell their private information to insurance companies.
Professor Amy Wax recently grabbed the national spotlight when her comments about minority students went viral. We sat down this week to talk about affirmative action, her being rebranded a racist, and how UPenn first attacked and then tried to silence her.
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February 22, 2025Saving America Week in Review 2_22_25
Liberal judges in blue states are fighting to keep flushing your tax dollars down the toilet by opposing the recent executive orders, such as pausing USAID until the trash can be taken out.
Anywhere from $100 - $135 billion dollars in unemployment insurance funds were stolen by fraud during the pandemic. Apparently, Biden and his cronies were too busy engaging in lawfare with Trump and arresting Holocaust survivors protesting at abortion clinics to bother recovering our tax dollars.
Trump has managed to convince both Russia and Ukraine to come to the negotiation table – though it seems like a dangerous idea to let Putin put the proverbial table in Russia.
Big shock, the terrible Gaza cease-fire deal is already falling apart. The Hamas terrorists are backing out of releasing what few hostages they’ve agreed to let go, and the few already released look like concentration camp victims.
FEMA sent $59M to house illegals in New York City. How could any rational person NOT be demanding that the government reign in its disgracefully wasteful spending?
A former senior advisor to the Federal Reserve has been indicted for stealing sensitive financial data for the Chinese government. I am of course shocked, and definitely not going to say I told you so.
Bargain Hunt, a chain of discount stores, is closing all 91 of their locations by the end of March. Yet another casualty of Bidenomics. I hope Trump turns things around soon.
Trump has ordered the US Mint to stop making pennies – a rational and long-overdue move. So the Democrats will probably sue over this as well.
A Michigan state representative voluntarily sterilized herself to avoid being pregnant under Trump. Hopefully enough of her constituents can read and write that she is voted out of office for being seriously unbalanced next election.
My guest this week is Ken Peterson of Churchill & Harriman, who sat down with me for a chat about why cybersecurity risks need attention, the biggest threats we’ll see in the late 2020s, and how you might work cyber risk management into your career path.
We all know that a huge number of illegal immigrants are making their way into the United States, but according to a recent ICE report, a large percentage of those are coming across the northern border from Canada.
George Soros has asked the FCC to streamline his takeover of 200 radio stations. Regardless of your political position, I feel like it’s blatantly obvious that one entity owning that many media assets is bad for both freedom of the press and democracy itself.
A Houston deputy working a nighttime security guard shift and her 7-year-old daughter were both killed by a drunk driver. This is a sad reminder of why it is so important to not drink and drive.
China’s continued aggression against the Philippines is strongly reminiscent of the moves Germany made prior to their invasion of Poland and the start of World War II.
Though many hoped that business would return to normal after the pandemic, bankruptcies – both business and personal – are still rising.
The headline-making proposed expansion of Title IX (to expand the concept of gender to include gender identity) has been blocked nationally by a federal court.
America’s policy of pandering to Iran has been a complete disaster and has brought the Middle East to the brink of war. Only this time, Iran will have nukes. We need strong leadership to keep Iran in line.
Louisiana is requiring the 10 commandments be displayed in classrooms. Religion has no place in an American classroom, but the 10 commandments are foundational cornerstones of civilization. I just don’t see how they’re offensive.
My guest this week is John Gardner, who went from high school dropout to major manufacturing entrepreneur. Listen in as we chat about his journey, the problem of offshoring labor, and his book “Manufacture Local: How to Make America the Manufacturing Superpower of the World.”
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