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It’s The Socialism, Stupid!

Bill Maher said he might vote for J.D. Vance. Van Jones told his own party to stop pooping in the punch bowl. And Hasan Piker showed up to the College Democrats convention dressed as Mao.

The Left has lost its mind and old school liberals are finally speaking out. Bridget Phetasy breaks down the DSA takeover of the Democratic Party, why there’s no such thing as too far left in America, and why the capitalists funding island bunkers instead of pro-America media are going to regret it.

Also: A plea to David Ellison, one hundred million dollars, and a yacht for every pleb. Here’s a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.

War With Iran: Take 3

So it’s back on again with Iran — for the third time, depending on how you count the various ceasefires, overtures, discussions and ultimatums.

Can someone remind us why we are talking to these Mullah’s in the first place?

Here’s a new edition of The Right Angle with Steve Green leading the discussion, joined by Scott Ott and Bill Whittle.

This Is Why We Left

Bridget Phetasy is back in Los Angeles and the decline is noticeable.

It doesn’t have to be this way. Decline is a choice. Here’s Phetasy with her new edition of The Dumpster Fire.

 

Look Deeper: Epstein, Hormuz

Colonel Rob Maness joins the program to discuss the strategies that may be behind the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and what the move could be designed to accomplish. He argues that the United States is oil independent and far less dependent on the Strait than China and many European countries, raising the possibility that the closure is aimed less at weakening America and more at exploiting foreign vulnerabilities.

We also discuss Jeffrey Epstein and why the story doesn’t end with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Colonel Maness argues that exposing the broader network of influence, compromise, and power surrounding the Epstein Class is far more important than simply prosecuting two individuals.

If the underlying systems and operations remain intact, removing the visible figures changes very little. Understanding how these networks function—and whom they serve—may be one of the most important issues facing the public today.

Here’s more from Sarah Westall in a new edition of Business Game Changers.

Desperate People: Dangerous

Dr. Elida Dakoli joins the program to share her family’s firsthand experience surviving one of the most brutal Communist regimes in modern history. A concert pianist and author, Dr. Dakoli recounts the murder of her grandfather, who served as mayor of her hometown in Albania.

He was targeted during a Communist Party crackdown, along with other members of her family. She explains how fear, surveillance, and silence became tools of control, creating a society where people learned that speaking openly could come at an unimaginable cost.

Sarah Westall and Dr. Dakoli discuss the unsettling parallels they believe are emerging in the West today as governments grow larger and citizens increasingly look to institutions for security during periods of economic hardship. As prices rise, jobs become scarcer, and financial pressures mount, they explore the importance of resisting the temptation to exchange freedom for promises of stability and support. Here’s more from Westall on a new edition of her series Business Game Changers.

Communism On The Rise

Bill O’Reilly breaks down why Communism is being boosted in the USA.

Why are radical rejects like Zohran Mamdani suddenly sprouting up in huge metropolitan areas? Just how compromised is the Democratic Party? What can the average American do to prevent these idiots from gaining traction in other cities, suburbs or rural areas?

Best Birthday Present Ever

For the last few weeks now, many, many people who have never seen America before have arrived to attend the World Cup — and their reaction has been nothing less than a national love fest. Told by their government media that The USA was a violent, soulless, bland corporate wasteland, they have discovered our natural beauty, our incredible food, and best of all the American natural character of open friendliness, great generosity and fierce national pride.

For Steve Green, Scott Ott and Bill Whittle, seeing the hundreds of awe-struck reactions to this incredible country of ours has been a transformational experience, not to mention a pure and deep joy. Here’s a new edition of The Right Angle.

America Is Already Great

A new CNN poll says only 29% of Democrats are proud to be American. Bridget Phetasy asked her audience what they love about this country — and got hundreds of responses. The four things that came up most: Free speech, the founding documents, guns, and the freedom to build your own life.

The people who felt it most weren’t born here. They were immigrants, refugees, and World Cup tourists who showed up expecting the country the media described and found something completely different. This is Dumpster Fire’s love letter to America on its 250th birthday.

Venezuela’s CCP Apartments

Why is the death toll so high in Venezuela? Turns out much of the rubble consists of substandard apartment buildings, built by the Socialist Hugo Chavez regime, and underwritten by the Communist Chinese as part of its Belt and Road initiative.

So we’re seeing once again just how cheap and shoddy workmanship under socialist regimes accelerates damages when there’s something like a destructive earthquake.

Let this serve as yet another lesson for the braindead commies — like those young whippersnappers in New York City — pushing Zohran Mamdani and his ugly sidekicks. We doubt they’ll learn — they never do. But still, best the understand root causes. Here’s more from the Liberal Hivemind.

 

A Win For Common Sense

Bridget Phetasy breaks down the U.S. Supreme Court Hecox ruling, upholding states’ rights to ban biological males from competing in women’s sports — and somehow it took nine justices, two lawsuits, and six months to confirm that girls are girls.

Also: Supergirl bombed so hard even the pirates didn’t bother, and Armie Hammer makes a comeback in a role only an aspiring cannibal could pull off. Here’s more in a new edition of Phetasy’s Dumpster Fire.

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