The Jason Stapleton Program

Yesterday Trump said his views on Syria and President Assad had changed. Neo-conservatives must have been salivating at the idea that Trump might approach Congress about an authorization to go to war.

Senator John McCain is certainly excited. He not only wants a war with Syria he wants Assad replaced, Russia and Iran punished and deeper military involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Does anyone else see a problem with this?

Rep. Thomas Massie does, and he braved a CNN interview with some talking-head in a skirt to share his thoughts.

I'll break down the debate, and we'll also talk about the Nu-CLEAR option and Obamacare.

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Yesterday Trump said his views on Syria and President Assad had changed. Neo-conservatives must have been salivating at the idea that Trump might approach Congress about an authorization to go to war.

Senator John McCain is certainly excited. He not...

We all heard about the recent chemical attack in Syria and the prevailing narrative coming out of the government and being carried by the media is that Assad ordered the attack in a brazen attempt to end the war.But let me ask you a question.Why would Assad, who has managed to retain power, keep the Americans and Allies at bay and enlist the support of the Iranians and Russians risk everything by using chemical weapons?In December Assad, with the help of the Russians was able to take back the city of Aleppo. He was winning. Why risk a war with America by doing something that would virtually guarantee a defeat? Something smells funny, and I'm going to give you my take on it today.***We'll also get an update on the North Korea situation. The situation is not improving, and a recent defector has given us some news that is concerning, to say the least. A meeting between President Xi of China and Trump is scheduled for later this week at Mar-a-Lago, and it will be imperative Trump secures the support of the Chinese if he intends to take military action to put down the North Korean Dictator. ***Finally, employment numbers are up, and Trump is taking credit, but does he deserve it? I think not. Enjoy the show, don't forget to like and share!JasonSupport the show.

We all heard about the recent chemical attack in Syria and the prevailing narrative coming out of the government and being carried by the media is that Assad ordered the attack in a brazen attempt to end the war.

But let me ask you a question.

Why wo...

News out today that Susan Rice, Obama's national security adviser was behind the unmasking of Trump associates that were later compiled and disseminated throughout the intelligence community. So, is this a vindication of Trumps claim that he was "wiretapped" by the Obama administration? Well, no.Neither does it mean that the Rice story is fake news. Everything about it appears to be true. Rice is not denying anything. She is simply saying she was not the one who leaked the information to the press. So where does that leave us? Well if you're a partisan hack you just pick a side and defend it like Don Lemon from CNN did. If you're and actual journalist or someone seeking the truth you listen to this show. Today I'm going to break down the Trump/Russia/Obama scandal and show you the real story, the story nobody is reporting on. It's the story that SHOULD be making you angry. We'll also talk government spending and Trumps new TRILLION dollar infrastructrue spending plan. It's more big government solutions to a problem caused by government. Listen, Share, Repeat.JasonSupport the show.

News out today that Susan Rice, Obama's national security adviser was behind the unmasking of Trump associates that were later compiled and disseminated throughout the intelligence community.

So, is this a vindication of Trumps claim that he was "wir...

So much has happened in just the last few days. I had scheduled interviews on Thursday and Friday that turned out to be fantastic talks with some interesting people, but that means we've had nearly five full days without any current events. There's a great deal happening in Washinton right now. Gorsuch will likely make it through to a full Senate vote, and the question is, will Republicans have to resort to changing the Senate rules to get him approved. One thing is sure, with the media already priming the idea that the reason Trump is failing is that he's an outsider, Republicans can't afford another loss. Behind the Gorsuch appointment is tax reform and as much as Republicans would like you to believe it's a slam dunk there are provisions in the tax plan that will anger both progressives and conservatives. It's an exciting start to the week. Listen, learn, share. I'll talk to you tomorrow,JasonSupport the show.

So much has happened in just the last few days. I had scheduled interviews on Thursday and Friday that turned out to be fantastic talks with some interesting people, but that means we've had nearly five full days without any current events.

There's a...

I'm not sure how I ran across her book but the title no doubt caught my eye. Any new book on the federal reserve always sparks my interested, and when I found out Danielle had worked inside the fed for years, I got excited.The book did not disappoint. Danielle takes you through the entire economic collapse of 2008, detailing at each step what the Fed was thinking and doing. She is very critical of the feds heavy Ph.D. staff of economic intellectuals with no real world experience. This book is a wealth of knowledge from an insider who knows what's broken and what MUST change if we ever hope to avoid another disaster. Here's a link to order the book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0735211655/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=stapleton0d-20&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=0735211655&linkId=2a8f427965ad956dba1549c17b69a0f2Support the show.

I'm not sure how I ran across her book but the title no doubt caught my eye. Any new book on the federal reserve always sparks my interested, and when I found out Danielle had worked inside the fed for years, I got excited.

The book did not disappoint...