Randal O’Toole, blogger, author, ti.org/antiplanner/, and Senior Fellow with the Cato Institute, American Dream Coalition, and Thoreau Institute, joins Kim to discuss freedom of mobility. 

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Guest Tom Petrie, oil and gas expert with Petrie Partners investment banking firm, reviews corrective action by the gas and oil markets which includes stabilization of price and the establishment of new indices to measure US oil production going to overseas countries. Dr. Jill Vecchio breaks down the false and misleading reporting of COVID-19 cases.

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Guest Professor John Ellis, Professor Emeritus of German Literature at the University of California Santa Cruz, addresses concerns regarding academia and the indoctrination of students by radical, left-leaning professors.

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Guest Karen Kataline, author and podcaster, continues the discussion on mandatory masks with Kim stating “civil disobedience isn’t just for Gandhi anymore.”

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What is the basis of the Socialist Utopian narrative? It permeates throughout academia today. Steven Kessler received his doctorate in higher education from the University of Rochester. Steven joins Sounding Off with Kim Monson to explain that Swiss-born philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau is the patron saint of today’s liberalism. This contemporary liberal, progressive, socialist narrative invalidates the creation story of original sin and focuses on Karl Marx’s mantra of destroying individuality and abolishing private property.

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