The Wright Report

Welcome to the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. Today, we discuss the CDC's alarming announcement of 109K American deaths due to drug overdoses last year. We also dive into new revelations about scientists in Wuhan exhibiting COVID symptoms prior to the outbreak. On the global front, Fiji is distancing itself from China, and the El Niño weather pattern wreaks havoc in African countries. Finally, we explore the unexpected boom of small businesses in Cuba and what this could signify for the regime. To close, we address a listener's concerns about potential propaganda in Ukraine news.

Welcome to the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. Today, we await the Federal Reserve's decision on whether interest rates will be increasing. We'll also discuss the Biden Administration's approval of a Michigan battery factory operated by a company aligned with the Chinese Communist Party. The border crisis deepens, with criminal gangs extorting migrants via a phone app. In other crime news, Mexican cartels are relocating some of their drug labs to evade detection. Lastly, we discuss the CIA's warning to Ukraine about bombing the Nordstream Pipelines and a listener's concerns about Russian nuclear weapons heading to Belarus.

Welcome to the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. This Tuesday, we kick off with the breaking news concerning alleged audio recordings of former Vice President Joe Biden accepting foreign bribes in Ukraine. As Donald Trump faces charges for mishandling classified information, we'll dive into why the same charge could apply to much of Washington. We'll also explore the controversial practice of US Government Agencies purchasing your digital exhaust to spy on you. Turning to international health news, we'll discuss the Dengue Fever outbreak in Peru. Lastly, we'll discuss the implications of the arrival of the weather pattern El Niño and its effect on wind power in the US, before concluding with a new study linking obesity to mental illness.

Welcome to the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. This Monday, we delve into the recent indictment of former US President Donald Trump, breaking down the facts and data for a comprehensive understanding. We then confirm the earlier rumors about China's operational signals intelligence base in Cuba, and its potential implications. On a lighter note, we bring some good news concerning propane prices that could benefit your wallet. Lastly, we share an incredible survival story from Colombia, where four children and a 10-month-old infant survived 40 days in the jungle after a plane crash.

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Welcome to today's episode of the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. We kick off with a new development in the alleged $5M bribe involving Joe Biden, an FBI informant, Ukraine, and Biden's son, Hunter. Then we discuss an unexpected turn of events as former President Donald Trump faces impending charges related to mishandling classified information. Next, we delve into the potential geopolitical implications of China possibly establishing a spy station in Communist Cuba. While the White House denies these claims, bipartisan concern is brewing in the Senate. Wrapping up, we provide an update on our listener surveys and address a thoughtful critique from Bill in North Carolina regarding our China coverage.

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On today's episode of the Wright Report, we explore various topics affecting America and the wider world. Our first story looks at the unexpected cloud of smoke lingering over the East Coast, all the way from Canada. We'll delve into its cause and how long it's likely to persist. We then turn our attention to an important staple - wheat - and discuss its global implications that are closer to home than you might think. Next, we examine a significant shift in the global economic landscape, with data from the Commerce Department revealing a divergence between America and China's economies. We also explore a developing scandal out of Colombia involving a nanny, wiretap, and a hefty campaign contribution. Finally, we address a disgruntled listener's concerns over our Ukraine coverage and give an update on our listener survey.

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In today's episode of the Wright Report, we'll be diving into the pressing issues that are shaping America and the globe. We'll start off by discussing the latest US Government report and its prediction of rising gas prices. We'll delve into the causes of this potential surge. Next, we'll explore the simmering immigration issues in various parts of the country, including New York, California, and controversial allegations levelled against the Governor of Florida. Lastly, we'll provide three crucial updates on the War in Ukraine, focusing on a breached dam, the use of spy-killing drones, and the parties responsible for the NordStream pipelines' destruction. To wrap up, I'll be making a personal appeal to you, our listeners, about the future of the Wright Report, and how you can actively participate in shaping it.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright shares important updates on several global events. The episode kicks off with a discussion on Congress' criticism of the FBI Director's handling of a corruption allegation against Joe Biden. We then shift our focus to Ukraine, where a long-anticipated counteroffensive against Russian forces is underway, explaining why this matter is relevant to us. Our journey continues to Africa, more specifically to the Ivory Coast and Ghana, where unfavorable weather and market conditions may reduce the availability of chocolate and cashews in our grocery stores. To conclude, we respond to a listener's question about former President Trump's proposed ban on 'Birth Tourism'.

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In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright discusses four significant global occurrences. Starting with the approval of Chinese cancer drugs in the US amidst rising tensions in the Taiwan Strait, Wright highlights the connections and implications of these events. Following this, we analyze President Biden's bi-partisan debt deal, questioning whether it successfully reduces deficits and debt as claimed. We then delve into the world of international espionage, discussing a secretive meeting of global spies. Our journey then takes us to Africa, examining a potential $250M railway investment stretching from Angola to the Congo. Finally, Wright responds to listener queries, including one particularly interesting question about potential CIA mind tricks.

In this episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright delves into three major issues currently shaping America and the world. We begin with the significant rise of organized retail crime in the United States, discussing the potential ways to mitigate this issue. We then pivot to an unusual climate change strategy by the Irish Government involving the culling of a vast number of dairy cows. Wright also provides insights into the water crisis in Phoenix, Arizona, exploring the governor's recent halt to new housing developments and potential solutions to the water scarcity problem. The episode concludes with an update on a Supreme Court case involving a 94-year-old woman contesting the sale of her condo, with Wright revealing the final verdict.