Diana West

Diana West, an acclaimed author and columnist known for her insights into communism’s impact on American society, joins to unravel the hidden narratives surrounding Communist influence. She discusses why exposing these truths can invoke backlash, likening it to Joseph McCarthy’s struggles. West questions the true ideological shift of former Communist David Horowitz and delves into the Rosenberg case's implications. Highlighting the need to confront historical misinformation, she emphasizes the legacy of communist infiltration in politics and the importance of educating future generations.

In this engaging discussion, Diana West, an author known for her deep dives into cultural and political truths, unpacks the origins of the 'America First' movement and its ties to FDR's administration. They explore fascinating connections, such as Victoria Nuland's Soviet past and Elvis's perplexities regarding 1960s communism. Diana also critiques the impact of McCarthyism on political discourse, examines the decline of musical literacy, and highlights the historical roots of today's ideologies. Prepare for a thought-provoking exploration of America's cultural landscape!

Curtis Bowers interviews Diana West on the significance of October 7 and the agendas at work in the Hamas-Israel conflict. They discuss media manipulation, communist tactics of division, globalist exploitation of war, and the importance of identifying the red revolution in everything. They also touch on tragic events, protests, revolution, anti-Semitism, concerns for the future, and the need to be well-informed and build networks.