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Join us this coming Wednesday, August 8, at 9 pm, eastern time with Jazmina Saavendra, who just ran for the Senate in California, and soon she will be working for Latino’s for Trump re-election, and she will have her own TV show soon.   

Call in to speak with the hosts: Cisco Acosta, Luther Mays, and guest at (646) 915-8117

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Join us on WednesdayAugust 1, at 9 pm eastern with Professor Tanya Hernández, recently named to Fordham Law’s Archibald R. Murray Professorship. Her upcoming book, Multiracials and Civil Rights, shows that people of mixed race experience the same kind of discrimination as any other non-white person. That is, they suffer bias not because they’re multiracial, but because they’re perceived to be non-white. “Their personal racial identities are somewhat novel, but the discrimination they face is not,” says Hernández. “It’s still a skin-based hierarchy.”

 

To find out more about Tanyan, you may go this link: https://www.fordham.edu/info/23144/tanya_hernandez

So now we have the left staging, "on site" protests against anyone whom they disagree with or don't like. Take for example, Sarah Huckabee who was just having dinner at the Red Hen Eatery in Lexington VA when she was ambushed by ComedyCentral Coedian Noah Trevor. Noah believes it is his duty to protest whenever, wherever, and however. -regardless of the other person right to privacy. Acting Deputy of Homeland Security, Kirstjen Nielsen, was also dismissed from a resutuant due to protests and has head a dead decapitaed animal carcass found on her lawn.  

Join us tonite 9 pm eastern with Dr. Herb London, President of the  London Center For Policy Research.  Dr.  London was responsible for creating the Gallatin School of Individualized Study in 1972 and was its dean until 1992. This school was organized to promote the study of “great books” and classic texts. Herbert London is a graduate of Columbia University, 1960 and the recipient of a Ph.D. from New York University, 1966. To find out more about him go HERE

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Have you noticed we now have low unemployment and that the job market has expanded?  It might be a good idea to invest some of the money earned from your job. Suzette Blackburn is an investment advisor for Capstar Financial and is here to tell you where you can put your money under a "Trump" Economy.  

To find out more about Suzette, you may email her at [email protected]

Show host:  Cisco Acosta, Luther Mays

Show sponsor: Studentsforabetterfuture.com

"Does Conservativism Exist in NJ? "Join us tonite 9pm Eastern Time by calling in (646)915-8117 or Clicking on the arrow up above. 

Editorial director of "The Reactioary Times" Julio Rivero, will be joining us for the discussion.  He is a featured Columnist in "The Hill.Com," Newsmax.Com, Lifezette.com, and the "Washington Times." 

To find out more aout him, go HERE

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HOSTS:  CISCO ACOSTA, LUTHER MAYS

What do the millenials think about Donald J Trump?  If you knew, you would know which direction the wind is blowing politically. 

Gabrielle Bosche is an expert on Millenials.  She is the best selling author of four books on her generation including, "The Millenial Entrenpeneur." 

At just age 28, she has spoken at events around the world n how millenials would run a presidentail campaign.  

Join us tonite 9pm eastern by clicking the link or calling in at 6469158117 to engage the conversation.  To find out more about her click HERE

Show hosts:  Cisco Acosta, Luther Mays

Show sponsor:  Studentsforabetterfuture.com

Murder by the numbers in our cities, schools, movie theaters an what not.  Is the gun to blame?  How do we solve this situation.  Dr Jerome Segal is a Public Policy Analyst, Conflict-Resolution Practioner, Peace Activists and philosopher. He is also running in the Democratic Primary for U.S Senate against sitting U.S. Senator Ben Cardin.  

Dr. Segal has definite answers to these problems.  He has plopped down $50,000 of his own money to distribute one million leaflets and tee-shirts at Saturdays March.  To find out more about him go HERE  

He will be joining us tonite at 10 pm Eastern to discuss these solutions.  

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HOSTS:  CISCO ACOSTA   LUTHER MAYS

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The European Union is not too happy with President Trump after he announced National Security tarriffs of 25 percent on Steel and 10 percent on Aluminum.  If response they have pleaded exempt from the Tariffs and threatened retaliation if they go thru. 

Italian/European Business author Gianluca Mech,  will be joining us tonite to discuss the implications of this and why the Euopean Union may not be able to sanction the Tariffs. Mech is an associate of ex prime minister Silvio Berlussconi, a nutritionist, Italian Politico Businessman, and known as the pharmacy King of Italy.  For more information on Gianluca Mech go HERE

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Hosts: Cisco Acosta  Luther Mays

Producer? Doreen La Guardia

When we talk about cultural marxism, we are talking about the Social research Institutite of the Frankfurt School. The term "Frankfurt School" arose informally to describe the thinkers affiliated or merely associated with the Frankfurt Institute for Social Research; it is not the title of any specific position or institution per se, and few of these theorists used the term themselves. The Institute for Social Research (Institut für Sozialforschung) was founded in 1923 by Carl Grünberg, a Marxist legal and political professor at the University of Vienna, as an adjunct of the University of Frankfurt; it was the first Marxist-oriented research center affiliated with a major German university. However, the school can trace its earliest roots back to Felix Weil, who used money from his father's grain business to finance the Institut.  Weil (1898–1975), a young Marxist, had written his doctoral thesis (published by Karl Korsch) on the practical problems of implementing socialism.    Show sponsor:  StudentsForABetterFuture.Com

Dementia in Light

New research published today (Feb. 7) in the Public Library of Science supports the idea that cultural constructs around how people perceive age contribute to the development of dementia. People who associate old age with uselessness or senility are more likely to develop dementia than people who associate it with positive attributes, such as wisdom and respect. The research also highlights how environmental factors are important to consider when looking for ways to prevent dementia. Other factors that increase risk include stroke and smoking. The study was carried out by a team of Yale University scientists, led by epidemiologist Becca Levy. During time spent in Japan, Levy says, she began thinking about digging more into the causes of dementia.

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Tonites Guest is Author Dan Perkins.  He is author of the book, "Why Can't Grammy Remember Me."

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Hosts: Doreen La Guardia  Cisco Acosta