John Castro is suing the FEC & Trump, challenging his eligibility to run again. Do you think that the FEC should allow Trump to run in 2024? I asked this question so that you can engage this podcast dealing with John A Castro's suit against the FEC and Trump that challenges Trump's eligibility to run in the 2024 Presidential elections, based on his alleged involvement in the January 6 insurrection. This Podcast episode, which is done in video but can be listened to via audio, is broken up in three (3) segments. The first is the introduction where I briefly explore the story and several other issues in the news such as Liz Cheney losing her recent seat to a Donald Trump-backed candidate. The second segment is a video press release which John Castro had shared with me about his suit that he filed on July 25th, 2022, in D.C. in Federal court against Trump and the FEC. The video release is also available on his twitter page at "realjohnanthonycastro". In the final segment we share the one-and-a-half-hour interview I did with Mr. Castro via Zoom where we talked about his life, aspirations, upbringing, successes, challenges and dreams of becoming the next president. He also shared some breaking news about Trump and his involvement on January 6 and indicated that he would file this suit and explained why. It was a powerful interview that we had released in audio but did not release the video until now. It is unedited unlike the audio episode we did and does not include the respondents we had edited into the audio episode. The transcripts of the Interview can be accessed in my LinkedIn newsletter commentary "The Neoliberal Commentary" in LinkedIn or via "The Neoliberal Post" on Theneoliberal.com or renaldocmckenzie.com websites.

Who is John Anthony Castro? John Anthony Castro is an International Tax Attorney, President of Castro and Company, and AI Tax, which was recently valued at over $180, 000, 000. He has two Law degrees from Georgetown Law and is hoping to be the next US President. He is a registered Republican but is a moderate that is open to liberal policies yet holding firm to his conservative values. Mr. Castro will tell you that he came from humble beginnings but today is a millionaire and successful businessman who has worked at all levels to protect, promote and improve America. Will he succeed in his aspirations, that is yet to be seen, but he has overcome the odds and is determined irrespective of the challenges. We will continue to follow his story and journey as we learn from another American who has turned and is turning the tides of life stacked against them so that we can make popular what was the monopoly for the benefit of all. 

"The Neoliberal Round" is created and hosted by Renaldo McKenzie, Doctoral candidate at Georgetown University, Graduate at University of Pennsylvania, Jamaica Theological Seminary and attended the University of the West Indies. Renaldo is author of Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance and will present at the AGLSP conference in San Antonio Texas October 10-12, 2022. You may reach out to Renaldo for Academic, business, writing, and speaking consultations/events at [email protected]. Follow me on Twitter at RenaldoMcKenzie.

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As we celebrate one year Sunday July 17th, we are giving back to community by raising awareness about a sport that has the potential to re-establish and strengthen community. That is what Steve Chagnon and the Tennis League Network, located in major cities in the US, is all about as they engender engagement and networking at the community levels while popularizing the sport and providing opportunities for tennis players and interests to get together to play at the non-professional level. We here at The Neoliberal Round Podcast and The Neoliberal Corporation are working to do our part in promoting and developing tennis by facilitating awareness and providing free tennis racquets to children and young people in communities such as Philadelphia, where racquets are very expensive and tennis is seen as a "white/privileged sport," but it is not. We have been going to basketball courts to demonstrate tennis visibly among these groups so that they can become interested, aware and motivated to want to play. We also give racquets to these interests who eventually begin learning to play the game. But we need your help to do so and have given out over 100 racquets already, that we have restrung and re-gripped for prospects we meet at in these communities at parks. We discussed this with Steve who indicated during the interview that he will donate some racquets to our efforts. The interview with Steve was about one hour long and we learned his motivation for starting the Tennis League Network which is running in 44 cities: Boston, Philadelphia, L.A., New York, D.C., etc. He stated that the Tennis League Network is celebrating 17 years and is about to begin its Summer Flex league tournament in several cities beginning July 20th. There is also the fall league which will begin in September. The winners and top players will square off in Miami in December. In fact, over 125 players compete in Tennis Philly alone, while New York, Boston and L.A. have even many more competitors. In the interview, Steve stated that he does not get any support from the USTA and that they have a different idea about tennis and how to develop the sport which is not necessarily ideal or working. Steve explained that while the women are doing well, men's tennis in the US needs help as there has not been much top players from the US in recent times. However, he stated that the USTA's team tennis is effective in developing tennis and developing competitors who can compete and win but that more can be done at the community levels and that programs like the Tennis Leagues Network can be supported in a more effective way by the USTA which may help to boost awareness among younger people and rediscovering its growth and popularity which has lapsed or slowed over the years. His vision for the Tennis League Network is to move beyond just having singles tournaments and having or adding tennis socials; whereby more than just two people meet up for any given match. He is hoping to have tennis parties and networking events that hosts several competitors and players in one meeting. We concluded by talking about the current top players in the league and he explained that each top players from the various leagues will meet up in December to compete against each other. All are invited to come to the event in Miami, December 2-4, 2022. For more information about the Tennis League Network, you may visit them at www.tennisleaguenetwork.com. You can register there for tournaments, meet other players in your city and or become a supporter by donating and visiting any of the tournaments coming up. Also, you may also register for the competition coming up in December where all the leagues in the network get together to compete against each other. The Neoliberal Round and The Neoliberal Corporation will cover some of these events when we can and will join Steve and the league to promote tennis by sharing opportunities like these and doing a tennis racquet drive.