Cliff Maloney

Cliff Maloney, a political commentator and activist, and Courtney Knill, a City Council candidate and health content creator, dive into pressing issues of the day. They discuss the unexpectedly strong job growth in the U.S. and its implications for the economy. The podcast also addresses a disturbing MS-13 incident involving prison guards, reflecting on the complexities of crime and immigration policies. Additionally, they critique Democratic strategies in light of recent political discontent, emphasizing the need for a renewed focus on economic issues to connect with voters.

Cliff Maloney, CEO of Citizens Alliance and a dynamic grassroots organizer, shares insights on his friend Charlie Kirk and the implications of Kirk's tragic killing for America. They discuss the emotional aftermath and unexpected spiritual awakenings sparked by the event. Cliff highlights the importance of grassroots activities, like door-to-door campaigning, in mobilizing voters for the 2024 elections. The conversation also delves into political violence and its impact on polarization, questioning the potential shifts in political behavior as a result of recent events.

Savannah Hernandez, a conservative activist and field reporter, shares gripping accounts of lawlessness in Portland, detailing her on-the-ground experiences amid rising tensions. She uncovers federal investigations into Antifa funding and criticizes judicial failures that enable disorder. Joining her is Cliff Maloney, a political organizer, who discusses grassroots tactics for voter engagement in New Jersey, aiming to replicate past successes. Together, they highlight the importance of independent media and the role of citizens in reclaiming public safety.

Cliff Maloney, a grassroots organizer for Turning Point, shares the vibrant atmosphere at a Penn State tailgate honoring Charlie Kirk, emphasizing on-the-ground mobilization strategies. Jack Posobiec dives into the complexities of Activism and Antifa investigations, discussing a Presidential order activating Joint Terrorism Task Forces. Dr. Bradley Thayer provides insight into domestic extremist networks, linking them to foreign influence. The discussion also touches on the Administration's DOJ actions and the political implications surrounding them.

Cliff Maloney, CEO of Citizens Alliance and election integrity advocate, discusses the irony of protests against 'kings' and 'oligarchs' while noting the hypocrisy in how power is critiqued. He delves into the funding of political protests, exposing ties to major organizations. The conversation also critiques the evolving narratives of the left, exploring contradictions in their messaging and the disconnect from everyday Americans. Maloney emphasizes the need for strong state-level conservative leadership to effectively address these challenges.