Kenny Cody

Mike Benz, Executive Director of the Foundation for Freedom Online, and Kenny Cody, a columnist and political commentator, dive into the critical assessment of USAID's operations. They dissect the agency's controversial influence, particularly on political narratives and domestic issues like populism. The conversation also highlights Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard's significant political appointments, advocating for the prioritization of American talent over foreign interests. Their insights reveal a complex interplay of accountability and reform within U.S. foreign policy.

In this insightful discussion, Tej Gill, the founder of Warpath Coffee and a keen entrepreneur, joins writer Kenny Cody, who focuses on young voters. They unpack the White House's recent decision to limit intelligence sharing with Congress concerning military actions against Iranian nuclear facilities. The conversation highlights the media's role in military decision-making and the impact of these choices on younger conservatives. Economic shifts, including the upcoming BRICS summit and its effects on the U.S. dollar, are also addressed, emphasizing the need for political accountability.

Kenny Cody, Opinion Editor at humanevents.com, dives into American First policies and the No Kings protests, discussing the complexities of modern foreign policy. Evita Duffy, host of the Bongino Report, shares her take on Trump's recent announcement delaying U.S. military involvement in Iran and sheds light on Gen Z's critical perspectives on foreign interventions. Together, they explore the generational divide in views on patriotism, the importance of prioritizing domestic issues, and the evolving landscape of American diplomacy.

Maka Botchorishvili, the Foreign Minister of Georgia, shares insights on national sovereignty and Georgia's stance amid global pressures. Kenny Cody discusses the shift towards economic populism and its effects on small businesses. They dive into pressing topics like rising international tensions, a violent protest in Seattle, and the role of local governance in accountability. They emphasize the need for legislation that supports small businesses while navigating complex foreign relations and the importance of peace in an increasingly polarized world.

Nick Adams, author of 'From Mar-a-Lago to Mars,' shares his insights on President Trump's strategies for overcoming challenges. He emphasizes family-centric policies aimed at revitalizing the economy and supporting American families. Kenny Cody discusses the implications of new legislation dubbed the 'big, beautiful bill,' exploring how it could affect everyday Americans. They both reflect on resilience in leadership and the importance of positivity, drawing parallels to inspire the younger generation to pursue their ambitions.