Newt’s World – Episode 310: Bernie’s Gone Bonkers – The $3 Trillion Tax Increase
Newt talks with Congressman Kevin Brady (TX-8) about the Democrats’ proposed $3.5 trillion spending bill and $3 trillion tax increase bill.
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The Truth with Lisa Boothe – Episode 30: Texas v. Biden: A Conversation with Ken Paxton
Lisa sits down with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to discuss his legal fight against the administration’s authoritarian assault on freedom.
Rob Smith is Problematic – Episode 77: Biden’s Biggest Blunders
For this podcast, Rob takes you on a painful stroll down memory lane to examine all of Joe Biden’s blunders as president so far.
Lisa Boothe Audio Update: Why Republicans Shouldn’t Lose Faith After the California Recall
Republicans were successful in forcing the recall to begin with and forcing Gavin Newsom and other Democrats to take race seriously.
Newt’s World – Episode 309: The Economy – Student Loan Debt
Newt talks with Wall Street Journal reporter Josh Mitchell, about the student loan debt crisis which has been decades in the making.
Luna Talks with Anna Paulina – Episode 31: Project Veritas Under Fire: Covid 19, Journalism, & their new bombshell video with James O’Keefe
On this episode, Anna gives the American people what they deserve in a can’t-miss conversation with Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe.
Rob Smith is Problematic – Episode 76: Why Vaccine Mandates Are Racist
For this podcast, Rob breaks down why vaccine mandates are not only cruel but also racist.
Luna Talks with Anna Paulina – Episode 30: The Antithesis Gown with Andre Soriano
For this episode, Anna unveils the Antithesis Gown with fashion designer Andre Soriano, and they discuss his support for Donald Trump.
Newt’s World – Episode 308: The Afghanistan Papers
An in-depth interview with investigative reporter Craig Whitlock, on his New York Times best-selling book looking at the 20-year war in Afghanistan and what went wrong.
Newt’s World – Episode 307: Failing Our Children – How the Left Ruined Education
Would you live in a state that has a law that says students do not need to be proficient in reading, writing and mathematics to graduate?