The Better for America Podcast

With the 2024 presidential election fast approaching, it's time for Americans to step up and make a difference. In this episode of Better for America, Jacki Deason joins Rebecca Weber to discuss grassroots strategies for ensuring the integrity of the vote. Jacki emphasizes, “If just 1% more Americans show up to vote, we can take this election,” highlighting how small actions can have a massive impact. Over 2,200 AMAC members have already volunteered as poll watchers, forming a crucial “defense” on Election Day. Also discussed are the dozens of election integrity bills passed across the country and the need to enforce these laws: "It’s not just about passing a bill; it’s about putting teeth in it."

Beyond election integrity, Rebecca and Jacki dive into the recent VP debate, debunking the many falsehoods that emerged, and calling out the ones Governor Tim Walz has been caught in. From local grassroots efforts to the national political stage, this episode is packed with insights on the importance of accountability and participation in this year's pivotal election. Don’t miss it!"

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber is joined by Beth Serio from Do No Harm to discuss the alarming rise of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) in medicine and how it is undermining patient care.

A nurse by training, Beth highlights the dangers of prioritizing gender identity over biological sex in healthcare, stating, "When we allow ourselves to get led astray in these kinds of areas of social activism, we're doing that at the expense of best practices for our patients."

She warns that such practices, once grounded in science, are now being replaced by political agendas. She reveals how medical schools are training doctors to prioritize identity politics over patient care.

Beth emphasizes that confusing a child’s sex and allowing them to choose their gender, instead of focusing on biological facts, leads to dangerous consequences in medicine. "We follow the science," she asserts, urging parents and grandparents to protect their children from harmful ideologies."

This week on Better for America, host Rebecca Weber sits down with Congressman Jeff Duncan to tackle the critical issue of protecting Social Security from being extended to illegal aliens.

"Our seniors have paid into this system their entire lives. They shouldn't have to compete for benefits with individuals who haven’t contributed," Duncan emphasizes.

Together, they break down how extending these benefits would drain vital resources and ultimately harm America’s seniors.

Rep. Duncan also addresses the broader implications of illegal immigration on the U.S. economy, warning, "We must secure our borders and ensure that taxpayer-funded programs like Social Security remain for those who’ve earned them."

Tune in to hear what’s at stake, how illegal immigration plays a role, and why protecting Social Security is more important now than ever. AMAC Action’s strong support for legislation that ensures Social Security benefits are reserved for legal citizens is front and center in this must-listen episode!"

Remember back in 2021 when GoFundMe deplatformed truckers and other pandemic-related causes? That’s when Jacob Wells and his family, guided by his faith in God, launched GiveSendGo as 'a crowd for the crowdless.'

This week on Better for America hosted by Rebecca Weber, Jacob shares how his mission is rooted in the belief that 'God is the true provider' and that every person deserves a platform to be heard.

Wells talks about how GiveSendGo became a beacon for those who were silenced, saying, 'We wanted to create a space where people could give freely and trust that God would take care of the rest.'

Tune in as Jacob reflects on the challenges, triumphs, and the role of faith in building a platform that stands for freedom and God-given rights."

In this eye-opening episode of AMAC's Better for America podcast, host Andy Mangione interviews Heather Honey, Executive Director of the Election Research Institute, to expose a shocking election scandal targeting vulnerable seniors in nursing homes. Heather provides evidence of how federal mandates pressured facilities into registering residents to vote—many of whom lacked the capacity to do so without oversight and were influenced on how to vote.“When you see nursing homes with 95 to 100 percent turnout, you know something’s wrong, ”Heather warns. With so much on the line, tune in to learn how seniors were exploited in 2020 and what can be done to protect their voting rights in the upcoming 2024 Presidential Election."

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber speaks with Marly Hornik, Executive Director of New York Citizens Audit and CEO of United Sovereign Americans, about the alarming state of election integrity in America. Marly reveals staggering findings from audits in 20 states, uncovering millions of invalid voter registrations and illegal votes. She shares insights into the legal battles being waged to protect the sanctity of American elections and discusses the ongoing lawsuits aimed at ensuring transparency for the 2024 presidential race. Marly’s passion for safeguarding democracy is undeniable, as she addresses the question on everyone’s mind: can we trust our election systems?"

This week on Better for America with host Matt Kane, Dr. John Eastman, attorney and constitutional law scholar, discusses the 2020 election, allegations of voter fraud, and the constitutional role of the vice president during the certification process. Eastman addresses the illegality of changes to election laws in key swing states, the misrepresentation of his legal advice regarding January 6th, and why he believes the reforms to the Electoral Count Act vindicate his position. He also shares concerns about the integrity of upcoming elections and the importance of ensuring free and fair electoral processes in a republic."

This week on Better for America with host Matt Kane, Ed Martin breaks down how the Democrats are “stuck” with Kamala Harris as their presidential candidate, despite her underwhelming performance on the stump and in interviews. He points out that their strategy seems to hinge on “just hoping and praying they can make it all about hating Trump” to carry them to victory. On the flip side, Ed discusses Trump’s unrivaled ability to "turn out the vote," with growing support from key figures like RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard, signaling a broader shift away from the Democrats' radical agenda. Despite mainstream media spin, Martin warns that Harris's “house of cards” could collapse between now and election day."

Ukrainian Catholic Priest Jason Charron was contacted by the Trump campaign to open the July 13th rally in Butler, Pennsylvania with a prayer. Little did he know at the time, that his parting call to prayer to a smaller group of rally goers in the crowd would save President Trump's life just moments later.

In this episode of Better for America hosted by Matt Kane, Father Charron joins Matt Kane to share his experience and discuss the unseen forces of good and evil around us. From the power of prayer to the responsibility we bear as a nation, they examine how America’s spiritual health shapes its future. Are we, as a country, under divine judgment? And how can we repair the soul of our nation? Tune in for the untold story of Trump's Rally and a look at America's spiritual battle."

In this Better for America interview, Matt Kane sits down with author and motivational speaker Chris Widener and Rob Chernin, Chairman of the Coalition for America, to reveal the truth about Israel that the media often overlooks. Widener and Chernin explore the contrasting beliefs shaping America's future, from traditional Judeo-Christian values to the rise of secular humanist ideologies. They emphasize Israel's role as God's chosen people and its leadership in democracy, freedom, and innovation in the Middle East.

In response to the October 7th attacks and the spread of misinformation in America, Widener and Chernin created Israel Appreciation Day, set for September 18th. They discuss their urgent mission to counter false narratives and highlight Israel's significant contributions to global progress. This interview challenges listeners to reconsider their stance in a world increasingly divided by competing ideologies."