Justin Haskins

Senator Rand Paul from Kentucky, a staunch advocate for libertarian principles, joins Justin Haskins, co-author of 'The Great Reset.' They delve into President Trump's powerful speech in Saudi Arabia, which champions relationships between Muslim nations and Israel. The conversation tackles the implications of shifting geopolitical alliances, critiquing interventionist policies while advocating for sovereignty. Haskins raises concerns about Canada's new Prime Minister Mark Carney, speculating on potential economic shifts and the future of digital currencies amidst global financial pressures.

Justin Haskins, co-author of 'The Great Reset' and 'Dark Future', joins the discussion to address alarming trends in AI and its implications for privacy and employment. The group examines Boeing's failure to deliver a new Air Force One jet on time, raising questions about corporate accountability and American pride. Additionally, they delve into the decline of leadership transparency in the face of health concerns surrounding President Biden, critiquing media responses and the broader implications for public trust.

Join Justin Haskins, co-author of 'The Great Reset' and 'Dark Future,' as he examines the critical implications of AI on society. The discussion uncovers surprising public sentiments about AI's role in privacy and personal freedom. Glenn also weighs in on Europe's banking crises and Boeing's decline, linking these issues to a broader cultural shift in America. The podcast emphasizes the urgency of addressing these challenges and restoring foundational values that promote self-reliance and resilience in turbulent times.

Brendan Carr, an FCC Commissioner, dives into the controversial fast-tracking of George Soros's acquisition of over 200 radio stations, sparking concerns about foreign influence in American media. Justin Haskins, co-author of influential books, discusses the implications of the U.N.'s recent "Summit of the Future" on personal freedoms and the 2024 elections. The duo reflects on the growing manipulation tactics evident in today's society, and Glenn Beck emphasizes the urgency of returning to faith as America faces moral challenges.

Brendan Carr, an FCC Commissioner, discusses the alarming approval for George Soros to buy 200 radio stations, raising questions about foreign influence on American media. Justin Haskins, co-author of impactful books, breaks down the implications of the U.N.'s 'Summit of the Future' for 2024 elections and personal freedoms. They explore the similarities of cult behavior in political contexts, stressing the urgent need for media transparency and a revival of spiritual values in society.

Justin Haskins, author and editorial director at the Heartland Institute, discusses a new EU law that imposes rigorous ESG requirements on companies worldwide, raising concerns about its impact on American businesses. They explore the potential for Trump to mitigate these challenges if elected and how this law might lead to corporate uniformity, likened to corporate communism. Haskins also highlights upcoming UN agreements that could significantly alter global policies, urging listeners to consider the implications for personal and national sovereignty.

BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock, known for his candid takes on sports and culture, dives into the controversial incident involving NFL star Tyreek Hill and questions the portrayal of victims in the media. Justin Haskins, a senior fellow at the Heartland Institute, discusses their new book on propaganda and the impact of new EU ESG regulations on global businesses. The guests also examine broader issues of authority and accountability, highlighting the manipulation of public perception in today's polarized climate.

Authors Justin Haskins and Carol Roth discuss the dangers of new European laws impacting American companies, including mandatory ESG systems. They also highlight the risks of Biden's housing regulators teaming up with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Justin Haskins, author and director of the Socialism Research Center at the Heartland Institute, joins Allie Beth Stuckey to discuss the World Economic Forum's definition of misinformation, the dangers of their view on artificial intelligence, and the importance of state-level government and individual rights. They also touch on Texas Governor Greg Abbott's actions at the Texas border and the future of states' rights.

Glenn Beck discusses the alleged planning of the Russia/Ukraine war by US politicians. They also talk about defamation cases, likely voter fraud in the 2020 election, dissatisfaction with political parties, Argentina's libertarian president, threats from China, conservative migration to Idaho, broken promises and deep state narratives, new voices in conservative media, Elon Musk's controversial comments, voter fraud impact, critiquing identity politics, representation in a republic, controversy surrounding Harvard and MIT presidents, preparing for chaos and election speculation.