Newt’s World – Episode 306: The Economy – Returning to Work
Now that the Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation has ended, will more people go back to work?
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The Truth with Lisa Boothe – Episode 29: Australia’s COVID Dystopia with Avi Yemini
Lisa talks with journalist Avi Yemini, the Australia bureau chief for Rebel News, about the current COVID-19 tyranny the Australian government is imposing on citizens.
Newt’s World – Episode 305: Newt Answers Your Questions
There are so many issues facing America today, and Newt answers your questions.
Luna Talks with Anna Paulina – Episode 29: Trump, the Met Gala, and Saving California
Anna talks the California recall results, her recent meeting with former President Donald Trump, and the absurdity of the Met Gala.
Rob Smith is Problematic – Episode 75: Why Larry Elder Should Be Governor Of California
Rob talks about why he flipped his allegiance from Caitlyn Jenner to Larry Elder and why he thinks Elder is the right man for the job.
Luna Talks with Anna Paulina – Episode 28: Newsom vs. Elder: Previewing the Big Recall with CA GOP Chair Jessica Patterson
For this podcast, Anna explains how, on Tuesday, Sept. 14, the people of California have a chance to remove the shackles of far-left authoritarianism.
Newt’s World – Episode 304: Gen. Joseph Arbuckle on Afghanistan
163 retired military leaders call for accountability and the resignations of the Secretary of Defense and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs for their disastrous handling of the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Newt’s World – Episode 303: Bob Kerrey on Remembering 9/11
As a member of the 9/11 Commission, Senator Bob Kerrey reflects on the 20th anniversary of the September 11th attacks.
The Truth with Lisa Boothe – Episode 28: Remembering 9/11 with Frank Siller
Lisa discusses the importance of remembering 9/11 with Frank Siller, founder of the nonprofit Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
Rob Smith is Problematic – Episode 74: 20 Years After 9/11, Afghanistan is More Dangerous than Ever
Rob marks the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and explains how, after 20 years of war, Afghanistan is more dangerous than ever.