The job of a defense attorney is to use all of his or her skill to get their client acquitted. It is NOT to stand in front of a judge and demand that the entire legal structure of Western law — a unanimous verdict by a jury of one’s peers — be trashed because they didn’t like the outcome.
Let’s apply that principal to Lindsay Clancy attorney Kevin Reddington. Here’s more in a new Right Angle, with Bill Whittle leading the discussion, joined by Scott Ott and Steve Green.
Spiritual medium Eddie Conner returns to the program to discuss the endless charade of manufactured news and how to sort through the noise to find the truth. We examine why so much of what we consume feels designed to confuse, distract, and manipulate—and why discernment has become such an important skill in a world flooded with nonstop information.
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We also discuss how to cope with the relentless stream of nonsense without becoming overwhelmed or checking out entirely, and why it is important to equip yourself mentally and spiritually for what lies ahead.
Conner also makes a prediction that the criminal class will begin to be held accountable, with justice emerging first in Ireland and the United Kingdom —offering listeners some hope that accountability and justice are still possible. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.
Woke leftist journalist Jemele Hill claims capitalism is inherently racist on a CNN panel. Then a fellow panelist, Kmele Foster, took her to school. Let’s watch and react. Here’s more from Amala Ekpunobi.
The famous Spider-Man line, “With great power, comes great responsibility,” has more modern implications than you might think. In a modern society full of child murderers and fiends who burn full cities, who bears responsibility? Here’s more from Glenn Beck.
Trump Derangement Syndrome strikes again. Let’s review the case of the leftists in Wisconsin, hawking beer with a deep foam bottom.
Here’s more in a new edition of The Right Angle. Scott Ott leads the discussion, joined by Steve Green and Bill Whittle.
Do we live in a material world?
Or can consciousness move mountains?
Here’s a look at science, philosophy, faith, religion and the nature of life. Greg Reese reports.
Former Navy SEAL Don Mann returns to the Thrive Hour to discuss what he’s learned about human potential after a lifetime of pushing limits. Having served on SEAL Teams One, Two, and Six, Don experienced some of the military’s most demanding environments before going on to lead the USN Sea Cadet SEAL Corps, Navy SEAL Adventure Challenge, Navy SEAL Training Academy, and the Icelandic Navy SEAL Adventure Challenge.
His career has been dedicated not only to performing under extreme conditions, but to helping others discover what they’re capable of when they move beyond fear and self-imposed limitations.
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Don also shares a story from his time in the Navy SEALs when he and his teammates endured conditions that seemed impossible to survive. He reflects on how those experiences shaped his outlook on fear, resilience, perseverance, and purpose. Here’s more from Sarah Westhall on The Thrive Hour.
Democrats talk about stacking the U.S. Supreme Court. Razorfist would rather see the court be neutered.
He writes, “It was the worst of times, it was the even worse of times.”
In the most insane turn of events, the left has been funding the very racism they are fighting. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
Glenn Beck connects the dots to reveal what he believes is President Trump’s strategy to usher in a new American economic empire.
The changes may seem drastic right now, but if this works, it will be game-changing for our future.
