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03192019This week on The Malliard Report Jim flips the phone switch to “on” for a night of open lines. If you have listened to the show for anything length of time, then you know all the greatness that comes with an open line night. Topics range from sports, the weird, to even weird things in sports, and of course, no open phone line night would be complete without the one and only German Town Runner himself.
At the time of this recording, the Mueller Report is still ongoing, but there is a sense that the investigation might be winding down and a number of clues are beginning to point to a conclusion is about to be made. A conclusion that points to zero evidence findings. Some factors to point out in regards to the basis of this claim, is a number of behaviors of individuals that are on the “other side of the floor” and a few others. One of the original, and most outspoken individuals of this case was Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi. IN recent times, Nancy has since pulled back stating that any impeachment pursuit would not be a worthwhile venture are this point. This speaks volumes.
Mike Trout signs one of the largest deals in MLB history, the Lakers miss the playoffs for a 6th straight season even while under the reign of King James, and Alex Ovechkin continues his climb up the charts as one of the all-time leaders in goal scoring. To say it was a busy week in sports would be an understatement. All of this in addition to the near frenzy that occurs around March Madness and you can’t help but get in on the excitement. Well, for some of us. It is known that there are a number of Malliard Report listeners that do not follow sports so we’ll go ahead and just wrap this up here.
The open phone shows are always an experience because they are always unpredictable. Just like this week, they go from school safety, Russian Collusion, to if the Capitals are really the best hockey team or not. There’s something for everyone. Don’t forget to head over to our fantastic sponsor veriteesapparel.com and pick up your shirt today. Also, venture over to the new malliard.com to catch up on past shows, sign up for the newsletter, and so much more. You can also connect with the report via Twitter @Malliard.
02192019“Freedom of speech and freedom of press; the right to speak his mind is close to the heart of every American, the constitution prohibits most forms of censorship over the press and speechmakers. The argument against censorship is clear: no government official should be permitted to dictate what ideas or beliefs we are entitled to hear or believe. Both good and evil should be averted by more speech and not enforced silence. “
As enforced silence is becoming more prevalent in any medium in which the mainstreamed narrative is questioned, or dared to go so far as to dissent against, we must ask ourselves “at what point is the proverbial line drawn?” Podcasts, YouTube channels, and even entire websites are being pulled due to alternative views. Investigators used to strive to bring truth to the people, now they are about creating an image and a following, and truth is lost.
In an era of fabricated stories and click bait narratives, anyone that should happen to stray from the fold is quickly painted as an outsider and a rebel rouser. This week on The Malliard Report Jim has two guests that know this stigma all too well. In an episode for the record books, Jim welcomes two of the most polarizing guests in the history of the show; Dr. Jerome Corsi and Roger Stone.
As Special Counsel Robert Mueller continues on his search for whatever it is that he is looking for, he continues to operate within in a manner that is outside of what one would believe to be for the betterment of the people. While we will skip the details of the specifics of the investigation and try to avoid any appearance of any sort of political leanings it will be said that the manner in which the investigation has been conducted is far from appropriate. Additionally, does it not seem suspicious that Mueller has direct ties to the notoriously questionable Clinton Foundation? That might be another show for another day.
Roger Stone. Love him, hate him, there is no denying him, he certainly has left his mark on current politics, and it is very possible that mark is what aided in the situation that he found himself in late January. Once again in the “free world” Roger is now pushing forward with his legal fight against those responsible for the early morning raid on his house. (Let’s be honest here; is a full-fledged FBI raid on an individual with no passport or firearms really the best use of the American taxpayer’s money?)
This episode is one for the ages, but one of the biggest take aways is that we as a whole need to pay attention to where the line is being drawn, and who is drawing it for us. Censorship is slowly becoming the norm and those that are speaking out are quickly being silenced, and this is not okay. You may not subscribe to the same core beliefs as today’s guests, but you should absolutely stand for the freedom of speech. If you would like to contribute to either one of today’s guests defense funds you can do so here: donorbox.org/dr-jerome-corsi-legal-fund or whoframedrogerstone.com. Don’t forget to visit out fantastic sponsor veriteesapparel.com and pick up one of their great shirts for yourself. Remember to visit malliard.com for the latest in The Malliard Report news, catch up on past shows, and so much more. Reach out to Jim through the website or Twitter @Malliard.
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