The Andrew For America Show

Andrew For America begins with an artfully assorted medley of clips from Milton Friedman on inflation, Wells Fargo CEO Jamie Dimon, Jesse Watters and Rand Paul on inflation and the WEF, a robot on Jimmy Fallon, and others. He also discusses a Reuters article attempting to fact check Pfizer CEO Albert Borla’s comments at the World Economic Forum, A declassified CIA document entitled, “Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars,” and Michael Sussman and the Durham Report implicating that Hillary Clinton was behind the Steele dossier. Andrew also touches on the Deagle forecast, and the Tavistock Institute.

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Andrew For America talks about Senator Lindsey Graham, and then he plays a clip from Mr. Christian Smalls, the president of the Amazon labor union, addressing Sen. Lindsey Graham at a recent hearing.  Andrew also talks about living in love over fear, and he shares some passages Russian playwright Anton Chekhov, from the book "Reasons to Stay Alive" by Matt Haig, and from the book "The Culture of Fear" by Barry Glasner.  He also plays a clip of Arthur C. Brooks talking to Jeff Goldberg of The Atlantic about love and happiness.  Andrew ends by offering a critique of a recent Face the Nation segment involving war propaganda and Lockheed Martin CEO, Jim Taiclet.  The song selections are the songs, "Surrender Dorothy," "You Want Me Jealous," and "Daze of Gray" by the band Bossfight.

Andrew For America talks about Tulsi Gabbard's recent comments about President Biden being "Obama's front man," the coming "Ministry of Truth," Dan Bongino passionately denounces the Supreme Court "leak" regarding the recent ruling on Roe vs. Wade, The Streisand Effect, and the fact that the world is changing rapidly in these "unprecedented" times.  Also, Andrew plays a clip illustrating how some foreign officials (and maybe the rest of the world) allegedly view “the west."  The title of this episode is inspired by the song, 'Voice of the Voiceless" by the band Rage Against the Machine.  The lyric, inspired by Orwell's book "1984," goes... "Orwell's hell, a terror era coming through, but this little brother is watching you too."  The song selection for this episode is an Andrew For America original entitled, "America: The Masquerade."

Andrew For America calls for and passionately defends courage.  He shares a story about a recent hatchet piece by Taylor Lorenz of the Washington Post, doxxing the owner of the "LibsofTikTok" page.  Seth Dillon of the Babylon Bee got involved afterwards, and Andrew discusses his thoughts on the situation as he shares the story.  Also, Andrew reads a piece from Henry Miller entitled, "The Illusion of Freedom," as well as some quotes from Carl Jung, Abraham Maslow, and William Butler Yeats.  The song selection is the song, "Bonfire of the Constitution" by the band False Alliance.

Andrew For America discusses a range of topics, including: Censorship and the "Infowar," Gerald Massey, Zbigniew Brzezinski and the CFR/Chatham House relationship, Propaganda and the death of journalism and/or "investigative" news reporting, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on "decarbonizing" economies, Gov. Abbott buses illegal aliens to Washington D.C., Jonathan Haidt on how social media is destroying the "mortar" that holds our culture and "civil" society together, European commission considers increased surveillance and the reducing of individual privacy, and Henry Kissinger, Operation Popeye, and weather manipulation.  Andrew also shares another assortment of opinions, quotes, and thoughts.  The song selections are the songs, "This is How it Ends" and "Someday" by Andrew for America; and "First Broken Heart" and "There Ought to be a Law" by The Launch.

Andrew For America discusses the crimes of the intelligence community, the coming "dollar exit," and how the governments of the world are beginning to visibly tyrannize their people through forced vaccination programs, soon to be implemented austerity measures, and "sanctioned" scarcity.  Andrew also introduces and recommends the book, "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and The Madness of Crowds" by Charles Mackay.  The song selections are the songs, "Media Circus" and "Gutter Blues" by the band Smash TV.

Andrew For America reads a collection of quotes from various philosophers, celebrities, and intellectuals throughout history.  He talks about humanity with regard to where we've been, where we are, and where we are going.  The song selections are the songs, "Right Said Fred" and "Will I What?" by the band The Cribbs.