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Argentina is beginning to see the fruit of President Milei's economic policies. After over a year of implementing his economic policies, Argentina's government agencies, workers, and spending have all been greatly reduced. Furthermore, inflation and federal regulations both have been drastically reduced. Are Milei's economic policies a roadmap for Trump? One of the Executive Orders Donald Trump signed in his first few days as President was an EO ending birthright citizenship. While it's been buried amongst a plethora or executive orders, Hannah believes this is an issue that will rise to the top once all the dust settles. In preparation for that, Hannah takes time to educate her listeners on the 14th Amendment, Supreme Court cases involving birthright citizenship, the historical context of the 14th Amendment, and the intent of the original framers. All of this information helps give listeners a better understanding of the illegality of birthright citizenship. In today's Homeschool Hints segment, Hannah covers the eclectic approach to homeschooling. Most homeschoolers eventually fall into this category even if they start out with a more traditional or singular approach.


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This week's podcast addresses Peter Hegseth and his hearing to be confirmed. Hannah responds both politically and Biblically. Responding politically, she lays out his agenda, the improvements he wants to make, but she also points out two issues that Conservatives should be aware of if Hegseth is confirmed. Addressing his nomination Biblically, Hannah covers the sexual assault allegations, providing some history on Kat Dugan's accusations. Furthermore, Hannah provides commentary on how Christians are responding to these allegations. In today's homeschool segment, Hannah dives into the topic of Independent Study as an approach to homeschooling. What is it? What situations is it best suited for? When is independent study not a good idea? And what curriculums offer independent study options? Join Hannah this week ash she answers these questions and more! 

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As promised, this week’s podcast covers the Bird Flu. Starting the episode, Hannah lays the groundwork for what is happening in California and Governor Newsom’s state of emergency declaration. What was the declaration? What are the measures? What is the risk to humans? And what is the risk to the food supply? At this juncture, Hannah begins to interview her Dad, Dr. Robert Jackson, regarding how many cases we’ve seen in the US, how many deaths, and whether there has been human to human transmission. Dr. Jackson goes on to discuss the merits of the flu vaccine and who should or should not take it. Lastly, Hannah closes the show by discussing an article Joel Salatin for the Brownstone Institute regarding chicken culling and the governments response to the bird flu each year– is there a better way? Join Hannah and her Dad for this week’s podcast as they discuss all these questions and more. 

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With holiday get-togethers and unexpected laser eye surgery for her husband Dustin, Hannah's regular podcast could not launch this week. Her normal program will start next week with a deep dive into H5N1-- "Bird Flu" so be looking for that episode so you can have the best information on what's going on with this avian influenza. 

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This year's annual Year in Review is with guests Cory Truax, of the Cory Truax Show, and Cody Fields, of the Westminster Effects podcast. If you haven't been with us before, the Year in Review is a list of 36 categories that each participant nominates someone for-- Such as, Most Charismatic, Biggest Loser, Sad to See You Go, and the list  goes on. It's a fun way to end the year each December. We hope you enjoy and everyone behind The Hannah Miller Show wishes you a Happy New Year! 
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-cory-truax-show/id1386223635
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/westminster-effects-doxology-podcast/id1397669861

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 Biden pardoned his son Hunter. We knew it was gonna happen. Folks on both sides of the aisle are up in arms over it, rightfully so. Hannah takes a look at why both parties are upset and what, deep down, is really upsetting people over this situation. Bringing things to South Carolina, Hannah reveals that a fourth Volkswagen factory is set to be shut down and why that's important to South Carolina residents. Then, it's the Christmas season! So, as a mom of five kids under ten, Hannah gives a quick list of the toys she recommends for each age category. Lastly, today's Homeschool Hints segment covers the homeschool approach of Unschooling, or Relaxed Homeschooling. Join Hannah for her last regular podcast of the year! 

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With Thanksgiving behind us, let’s think reflectively about our own hearts and homes. Would others describe you as a thankful person? Does your home have the aroma of gratitude? Why is gratitude so important in Christianity? Going to the book of Colossians, Hannah discusses why gratitude should be a main aspect of every Believers life and she provides 6 ways every Believer can develop a heart of gratitude. Today’s Homeschool Hints segment covers the method of homeschooling most commonly referred to as Unit Studies. What is a unit study? Are there different kinds? What families will these work best for? Join Hannah as she discusses these questions and more.

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Today's podcast covers the most prominent of Trump's appointments so far. Hannah provides some information about each appointment and, when possible, why Trump picked that particular person for that particular position. What is in their resume to prompt this appointment? Following this discussion, Hannah does her weekly Homeschool Hints segment. This week's segment discusses the Classical Education method-- what is it? What does it look like in a homeschool family? And lastly, what are some books to help someone interested in this method understand it better? 

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Hannah's "Mom hat" was on all this week with sick children, so today's podcast is just a quick update on their family with a few brief comments about Donald Trump's cabinet picks. 

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 Covering the 2024 Presidential election, Hannah highlights the most important electorate swings that happened and why they happened. Further, Hannah answers the question-- What happened to the 17 million votes? 2024 was deemed "Record breaking" yet roughly 17 million votes fewer were cast than 2020. So how badly did Harris perform? Hannah dives into that aspect of the election, then she ends the podcast with key takeaways for both political parties and the legacy media. This election wasn't just a comeback, it was a reckoning. Listen to today's podcast to find out why! 

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