Richard presents a moving open letter from a farmer in Virginia who, despite doing all the right things, believes he is falling behind in reaching for what is becoming a more and more elusive American Dream. He's not the only one! Watch here!

In 2016, 49 people were massacred at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando and 53 more were injured. In its aftermath, a crosswalk was installed by the state in remembrance of those who died. Suddenly, in the dead of night the crosswalk was removed by the DeSantis Administration without debate or discussion. Richard explores the motivation for this act.

Trump’s recent directive to his attorneys to go through the Smithsonian museums claiming among other things that they’re portrayal of U.S. History is too negative and too focused on quote “how bad slavery was,” is stunning on many levels. Richard delves into the potential danger such censorship poses for the truth in the telling of American History.

Trump has made it clear he’s willing to use the full force of the U.S. Government to intervene in corporate matters to achieve his economic and foreign policy goals. Richard reveals the evidence for this assertion. Don't forget to FOLLOW for more on the current state of affairs in the White House.

Few people were surprised that Donald Trump, like his predecessors before him wanted to leave his imprint on the look and feel of the White House. But while some gaudiness and megalomania were to be expected, what he’s done is the stuff of nightmares for decorators or anyone with taste.

It started when President Trump stated that he would end the Russia-Ukriane war in 24 hours. Now, after meeting with Putin and Zelensky, Trump appears to be negotiating a truce of some kind, but turning very soft on Putin. Not only soft, but warm and welcoming to the war criminal who continues to kill innocent Ukrainians while claiming to want peace. Richard reviews the current events in this atrocious human tragedy.

The White House has announced that it is planning an extensive review into the Smithsonian Institution to ensure that its exhibitions reflect the administration’s view of American history ahead of our country’s 250th birthday. Richard questions this plan asking why we would allow one man to decide for us what we are allowed to know.

A D.C. citizen is arrested for yelling and throwing a Subway sandwich at a police officer patrolling the streets. Now the D.C. justice department is charging him with a felony. Question is, where was justice when a gathering of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol Building and violently assaulted officers? When it comes to backing the blue, are certain justice officials picking and choosing the ones they want to prosecute and those they want to pardon? Richard reviews the facts?

At the time of this recording, the meeting between President Trump and Russian President Putin is just a couple days away. If past meetings between these two men are any indicator, can we expect a dramatic resolution to the terrible conflict being endured by the people of Ukraine? Richard offers some cautious speculation based on those previous meetings. Watch here to see if you agree.

A deadly shooting at the CDC headquarters in Atlanta. The suspected shooter believed that the Covid-19 vaccine made him sick. Why are the scientific and medical researchers who worked to protect the world from a potentially deadly virus now fearful for their careers and even their lives? What role could misinformation emanating from the top levels of government be playing in this latest threat? Richard uncovers the facts.