In light of the breakdown in our school systems – especially large urban systems which fail to educate a high percentage of poorer children – coupled with mass school closures over COVID-19, children need incentives and opportunities to read more than ever. This is why America needs Dr. Seuss.
After tweeting my support for Gov. Greg Abbott’s COVID-19 reforms – stating any rise in Texas COVID-19 cases would be due to the Biden administration allowing illegal immigrants to pour across the border – I have been censored from Twitter. We are going to fight them on this. Twitter and other tech organization’s censorship violate the very heart of America and the freedoms which have enabled them.
Despite residual resistance, it’s now widely accepted to refer to the competition between the US and China by its rightful name: the second Cold War.
Newt gives his thoughts on a number of topics, including his Twitter suspension, the bills Democrats hope to pass, and the threat of China.
Newt talks with Tucker about the Democrats strategy to radicalize American push in their agenda before they lose the House in 2022.
As farmers and ranchers navigate the turmoil of the COVID-19 pandemic, another threat approaches on the horizon: alternative meats.
In 2019, Iranian agents lured Ruhollah Zam, a dissident journalist living under asylum in France, to Iraq, where they abducted him. The operatives then brought Zam to Iran, where the regime executed him last December for inspiring anti-government protests.
When you look at the details of H.R 1, it opens the door to voter fraud. It’s really a remarkable bill that tries to put national Democrats in charge of your elections and your government. Instead of calling it the “for the people act,” I say it should be called the “for the corrupt, machine politicians act.”
Newt and Sean discuss the consequences of the Democratic party’s radical agenda, specifically the bills they are trying to pass.
The United States faces a human and financial crisis of chronic illness. Every year, one-fifth of our economy – about $3.7 trillion – is lost to chronic diseases such as heart disease, dementia, diabetes, and cancer.