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.

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.

Tony Schaefer, a Lieutenant Colonel with deep geopolitical insights, and Kenny Cody, an opinion editor focused on American politics, dive into the complex realities of U.S. military involvement in Ukraine. They reveal how America has conducted a proxy war against Russia without public consent, critique military strategies, and reflect on the implications for American identity. The discussion also touches on the evolving political landscape, advocating for blue-collar values and a shift toward prioritizing American families and local economies over global interests.

Kenny Cody, contributor to Human Events and political commentator, joins Liz Collin, an investigative journalist known for her work on the Derek Chauvin trial. They dive into California's water crisis, drawing parallels to the film 'Chinatown' and critiquing bureaucracy over resource access. Liz highlights shocking developments in the Derek Chauvin case, including allegations of perjury and police training issues. They discuss the broader implications of these revelations on policing and the struggle against elite control and corruption in society.