The Politically Incorrect Podcast

As we know the recent series of wildfires that struck northern California's wine country and portions of the foothills northeast of Sacramento on Oct. 8 has generated more than $3.3 billion in covered losses, with the vast majority occurring in wine country.

There is, however, some very good news and that is Napa Valley and the rest of the wine country is back in business but they need your help. Our guest is Ryan MacDonnell of Round Pond Winery a family owned business located in the beautiful Napa Valley of California.  

She tells us that this a great time to visit the Napa Valley, see the wine being made and at the same time help support the area that is starting the rebuilding process. We want everyone to support Round Pond all of the wonderful spots in California's wine country. If you can't visit then go online and buy some wine.

Also from last week our exclusive with  Joseph Hammond. Here is his outstanding full story on the threat of Boca Haram, from the Urban News Service can be found here. 

 

In an EXCLUSIVE PODCAST, Investigative reporterJoseph Hammond and our terrorism insider gives us some stunning news about Florida Rep. Frederika Wilson (D). Most of the country did not know who she was until Rep Wilson accused President Donald Trump of making insensitive remarks in a condolence call to the widow of an American soldier killed in Niger.

 

But her connection to the military’s often secretive work in work in Niger came as little surprise to intelligence officers who know the Florida Congresswoman as a long-time supporter of U.S. counter-terrorism missions in Africa. Since her election to the House in 2001, Wilson has become one of the staunchest advocates for U.S. support in the fight against the jihadist group Boko Haram.

 

Hammond talks about Rep. Wilson’s concern over how Boko Haram might play a role in the fanning flames of discontentment in the some of the United States most volatile inner cities, much in the same way ISIS has done in self-radicalizing American citizens.

Alan J. Steinberg, is a political analyst and former member of the George W. Bush administration as the leader of the EPA's Region 2 -- New York and New Jersey, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, as well as eight federally recognized Indian nations.  

Topics include the NFL Vs. President Donald Trump, and will President Trump, in the end, accept the bi-partisan health care bill put forth between Senate Health Committee Chairman Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) and Sen. Patty Murray (Wash.), the ranking Democrat on the committee?

Listen to Steinberg and Williams as they make politics entertaining, fun and informative.

One of the top experts on the Middle East, Joseph Hammond of the American Media Institute talks about how a key airbase in Turkey could be a problem for America in their fight against ISIS. You can read his report on the base and hear why it is so important to the region. here.

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My guest this week is Mike Donovan the president of Nexus Services. He was in Charlottesville, Virginia last week defending the peaceful protestors during a violent weekend as white supremacists, neo-Nazi’s and members of the KKK marched on that beautiful and quiet city.  

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President Trump has some big wins in the Middle East before he has his first meeting

On this edition of the Politically Incorrect Podcast, my guest is Joseph Hammond who is from the American Media Institute. He is a senior at AMI writer and just returned from the Middle East where he found that President Donald Trump has had some success without even having his first meeting on the first foreign trip of his presidency.

We have a very interesting and entertaining chat about how things in the Middle East will likely go well for President Trump.

WHILE PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP AND SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE PAUL RYAN WERE CELEBRATING THE PASSING OF THE AMERICAN HEATH CARE ACT BY A SLIM MARGIN OF 217-213 IN THE HOUSE TODAY. THE FIRST STEP THE REPEAL OF OBAMACARE.

THE DETAILS OF THE NEW AHAC HAS PLENTY OF QUESTION MARKS AND CHIEF AMONG THEM ARE THE STATUS OF PRE-EXSISTING CONDITIONS, WOMENS HEALTH ISSUES AND PLENTY OF OTHER THINGS TO TALK ABOUT.

CONGRESSMAN CHARLIE CRIST WHO REPRESENTS FLORIDA’S SERVES 13TH DISTRICT. THE DEMOCRATS IS FAR FROM IMPRESSED WITH THE BILL TO SAY THE LEAST.

HE SPOKE TO ME OM HIS WAY TO CAST A NO VOTE AGAINST THE GOP HEALTHCARE BILL.

Congressman Crist is the former governor of the state of Florida who now represents the states 13th district. He is a Democrat and he called the passage of the "worst legislation that he has seen in his twenty years in public service." We have a great discussion about his thoughts about the new AHCA and what might happen next in the very heated healthcare debate.

Trump and the Saudis are fast becoming friends

 

By: Joseph Hammond – The American Media Institute

 

Improving U.S.-Saudi ties are one of the key foreign policy achievements of President Trump’s first hundred days in office. With the United States dealing with new crises in Syria and North Korea good news is always welcome. 

For the complete story go to www.newstalkflorida.com

On this edition of The Politically Incorrect Podcast, I talk with Chris King, an Orlando area businessman who is running to become the 2018 Democratic gubernatorial candidate for the state of Florida. While, he has never held public office he feels that his background in business and public service gives him the qualifications to run the Sunshine State.

His biggest challenger will be Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum, who announced he was running for governor back in February. Present Gov. Rick Scott will be leaving office in 2018, so there will also be an open field of candidates on the Republican side.

As you will hear in our conversation the 38-year-old King, is not short on either confidence nor on ideas of how to make the state better.