Stephen Green says Big Tech and the Biden White House are just two separate ends of the same data cable. If the White House discovers something it doesn’t think fits the narrative, a polite phone call is made and the offending book or article simply disappears.
None dare call it government censorship, but that’s exactly what it is and it is endemic. Green and “Right Angle” colleagues Bill Whittle and Scott tackle the issue.
Simon Parkes asserts that the dispute over the 2020 Presidential election and the last four years of the topsy-turvy Biden Administration are a neutral fate between two extremes of energy.
Parkes says (0:13:52 of video) he believes this time period was a slot for two diametrically opposed blocks of energy to come to a mutual understanding. “The results that we will get as we go into the election and into 2025 is an understanding between those two groups that the White Hats have won and this is the way it’s going to be–but in a managed way.”
Parkes shares more of his thoughts on the topic, plus also suggests that those people who have woken up and done their own research are beginning to question whether Joe Biden and his cronies are who they say they are. Are they clones, or people wearing masks, or possibly doppelgangers or merely actors? “Who are they and what are they?” Parkes asks.
Former Senate aide Tara Reade, who credibly accused Joe Biden of sexual assault, unlike the sham that is the Trump-Stormy Daniels debacle, has moved to Russia seeking political asylum from the tentacles of the Biden Administration’s corrupt DOJ.
In an exclusive interview with Tucker Carlson, Reade says she’s become the subject of a sealed, potential indictment of a criminal investigation by the U.S. government.
But Reade says her crime was not shutting up. “I kept pushing for an investigation,” she says. “It’s never been litigated or investigated. All they did was pay money to have the media do hit pieces on me.” More with Reade and Carlson.
Dinesh D’Souza explores a strategy paper by journalist and novelist Mark Helprin showing how Israel can best win its war for survival and protect its borders.
Says D’Souza, “Are there bigger threats than Hamas that Israel needs to look out for?” He dives into the issue, plus welcomes Tarrant County Texas Sheriff Bill Waybourn to the podcast to discuss how illegal immigrants are imposing heavy burdens on the state and how successful are the state’s efforts to fight back against the Biden regime.
Sara Carter revisits the promise Joe Biden made to the world that the Taliban was never going to take over all of Afghanistan until it did. She says you may recall how he vowed the U.S. would stay in Afghanistan until every American got out until it didn’t. And surely you remember how 13 American heroes died during a terrorist attack near the airport.
But Carter says there’s so much more, including the men and women who honored their word to our Afghan friends when the Biden Administration would not. Carter welcomes Jack Melton and Russ Walker, both of whom she collaborated with in August 2021 during the desperate effort to coordinate the escape of our Afghan allies, who were marked for death by the Taliban. Together, they explain the frantic and ingenious plan to save their Afghan friends and how it was executed with urgency and courage.
Chris Chappell reports that China is escalating its cold war against the United States by helping Russia undertake its largest military expansion since Soviet times.
And if that wasn’t enough, the CCP is sanctioning General Dynamics and General Atomics, subsidiaries of the U.S. military, for arming Taiwan. So why hasn’t the Biden Administration retaliated by sanctioning China? Chappell digs into the issues.
Juan O. Savin tells David “Nino” Rodriguez that President Trump presents such a threat to the corrupt Democrat Party and Deep State that they will stop at nothing to get rid of him.
Savin says their tactics are beyond the pale, including the ongoing “hush money payment” trial unfolding in New York City, a venue that is heavily liberal and Democratic and biased against Trump. Savin says the same could be said about the Biden Administration and the Department of Justice, in particular. “It’s a captured operation and it seems like you’re not getting any justice in the system right now,” he says.
Savin digs into the possibilities that lay ahead, including the potential arrest and imprisonment of Trump, the derailment of the 2024 Presidential election and the same kind of politics affecting the overseas’ conflicts.
John Stossel reports that the government may soon be able to shut down your car, the result of the Biden Administration’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill featuring a kill switch for new automobiles.
Stossel says there’s an item buried in the bill that will allow Big Brother in your backseat to monitor and limit impaired driving. The big problem is, these devices give government control over your car. Stossel welcomes automotive engineer and former vintage race-car driver Lauren Fix to the podcast to point out the dangers of the plan.
Voters who supported Joe Biden in 2020 are voicing frustration over the last three-plus years of his administration and are seriously contemplating boarding the Trump bandwagon.
Liberal Hivemind reports that voters are fed up with Biden’s gaslighting on the economy and other issues and are heavily leaning toward Trump and his policies. More details with Liberal Hivemind.
