Follow The Profit’s David Grasso talks to ad man Allen Kay, who has created successful and iconic campaigns, to get some insight into the world of advertising. Advertising is essential for getting ideas out to the public. It needs to be memorable, engaging, and relevant to be effective.
PC culture doesn’t want us asking the tough questions that need to be discussed. This is especially true when it comes to issues of race in our society. On this episode, however, Gianno says screw that and digs into some of the most important and fundamental issues about race in America. His guest/sparring partner is Tariq Nasheed, a film producer, bestselling author, and the self-described “world’s No. 1 race baiter.” Tariq and Gianno have a raw, uncensored, unfiltered, and unafraid discussion about race relations, the black community, the state of politics today, and white supremacy within the Democratic Party.
As a young man, Devin Nunes watched as farms in his home town in the San Joaquin Valley in California started to dry up due to a water shortage. That experience spurred him into politics and he’s been challenging the progressive left in his home state and in Congress ever since. Newt’s guest is Congressman Devin Nunes, representing California 22nd District.
Suzi LeVine is Biden’s top pick for acting assistant secretary at the Employment and Training Administration, part of the Labor Department. She was deeply involved in the Washington State unemployment fraud scheme that cost her state over $600 million to a Nigerian fraud ring. Newt’s guest is John Carlson, radio host for 570 KVI in Seattle.
CJ is back to break down the Left’s hypocrisy in its attempt to kick Marjorie Taylor Greene out of Congress. What did the GOP do and what should they have done? Did AOC lie about being on Capitol Hill during the riots on January 6th? CJ also has a few words where it concerns trying to impeach a president who isn’t in office anymore, and how the Republicans should handle this in preparation for 2022.
When it comes to the game of applying for a job the rules of the game have changed over the years. Follow the Profit Host David Grasso talks to Vicki Salemi, career expert for Monster and she’ll explain how employers are looking for employees in today’s world.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) sent thousands of elderly people to their deaths and tried to cover it up. On this episode, Gianno discusses the dark truth of Cuomo’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic with Janice Dean, the best selling author and senior meteorologist for Fox News.
On this episode, Gianno talks to a Trump supporter in Hollywood who knows all about the cultural assault on the American people. Gianno’s guest is Superman himself, Dean Cain, an actor who played the superhero on TV, among other prominent roles. Beyond cancel culture, Dean and Gianno discuss faith, politics, and what makes America so exceptional.
CJ Pearson is analyzes of all of President Biden’s Executive Orders and why Conservatives should be grateful of the judicial appointments of President Trump.
So much for being a moderate! Despite portraying himself as the man to bring Americans together, President Joe Biden seems poised to divide us further. Just look at his newly unveiled immigration plan, which calls for granting amnesty to at least 11 million illegal immigrants. On this episode, Gianno discusses Biden’s immigration plan and broader policy agenda with David Webb, a radio and TV host, columnist, and political commentator. Gianno and David also debunk the notion that Biden will be our great savior and unify the country. Plus, they analyze the left’s ongoing crusade to persecute Donald Trump and his supporters — even after he’s left office.
On this episode, Gianno talks to a Trump supporter in Hollywood who knows all about the cultural assault on the American people. Gianno’s guest is Superman himself, Dean Cain, an actor who played the superhero on TV, among other prominent roles. Beyond cancel culture, Dean and Gianno discuss faith, politics, and what makes America so exceptional.
FTP Host David Grasso talks to Robert Rosenberg about the many lessons and insights during his decades long run as CEO of Dunkin Donuts. Plus, we take a look at one simple technique that can give employees the taste and the drive of the entrepreneurial spirit.