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Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) The Real Bryan asked me to say hello for him since he's got the flu. Of course we wish him well, but between you and me, I think he's just a big baby. Meanwhile, as the human heals up, let me tell you about some of the things we'll talk about on Monday and throughout next week. And keep in mind, this is AI Bryan, so it might sound like I had a fifth of whiskey every once in a while.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) Hello all, Bryan has the flu and there is no episode today. Please accept our sincere apologies. He will be back soon, with all your favorite news and analysis.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's Valentine's Day episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright tackles a range of pressing issues. From the heated debate over responsibility for the migrant crisis in America, pinning DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas against Vice President Kamala Harris, to questions surrounding President Joe Biden's mental fitness for office. We'll also explore Russia's ceasefire offer rejected by Biden officials, the shifting political landscape as economic concerns drive traditional Democrats towards Republicans, and the growing farmer protests in Europe that American farmers might soon join. Plus, a special listener question adds a dash of espionage intrigue to the mix.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) On February 13th, The Wright Report embarks on a global journey discussing Guyana's escalating issues with Venezuela, the spread of Venezuelan gangs in American cities, Islamic radical recruitment in Brazil, and new Middle Eastern developments impacting US finances. Furthermore, it addresses European leaders' reactions to Trump's comments and wraps up with promising developments from Utah and Wyoming. Join former CIA Operations Officer Bryan Dean Wright for a comprehensive analysis of these pressing international and domestic issues.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) A good day to you, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. I've got a Special Brief for you this morning that is shaping America and the world. We take a trip around the United States this morning — looking at the illegal alien crisis with news from Boston to Billings, Montana — and point in between. We'll explore on how this crisis or invasion, depending on your view is altering the lives of you and your fellow Americans. Later I'll pivot to my analysis and opinion, encouraging us to put on our spy hats this morning — and think about this as an intel officer might. In other words, does the news we're about to learn suggest that America is heading towards a time of greater stability and prosperity or, rather an era instability and poverty. And if things are looking bad, what might you and I do today? What's within our power to do? Then, before we wrap up today, we've also got some listener questions from over the weekend.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) First up, a Special Counsel said yesterday that Joe Biden is guilty of crimes — but he cannot be charged because he's mentally incompetent. That shocking report and my analysis coming up. Second, we take stops in Israel, Ukraine, the Pacific theater, and Russia this morning — where Tucker Carlson just interviewed President Vladimir Putin. I'll share the five key takeaways from that conversation.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) Grab your maps, because we're going around the globe this morning with three stops in the US and three stops abroad for the latest news that's shaping America and the world. We start in Arizona, where South American Crime Tourists are hitting Scottsdale hard this morning. Second, we travel to San Diego where researchers are offering a series of warnings for folks who use marijuana. Third, we head to DC where Biden Officials are admitting this morning that their War on Natural Gas might be about the 2024 Election. Fourth, we land in the heart of Africa talking about a rail-road project in Angola — paid for by taxpayers — and how it just got a new Chinese competitor. Fifth, we join the CIA in traveling to Fiji this morning. We'll talk about why we're all there. Finally, we wrap up in Italy where the AI Revolution just helped solve a 2,000 year old mystery from the City of Pompeii.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright delves into two significant Supreme Court appeals involving Donald Trump, highlighting the legal and political ramifications. Additionally, the episode tackles the contentious issue of illegal immigration, capturing the heated debates within the US Congress. Wright also provides rapid updates from El Salvador, Israel, the Red Sea, and Libya, shedding light on a Mediterranean mystery. Concluding with a listener's inquiry about Tucker Carlson's interview with Vladimir Putin, Wright offers insights into the broader implications of such media interactions.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright revisits the AI Revolution, highlighting the journey from conceptual AI to tangible innovations that rival human intellect. He delves into recent advancements and stumbling blocks in AI development, showcasing how global communities are leveraging or confronting these technologies. From practical applications to ethical considerations, this episode uncovers the nuanced landscape of artificial intelligence, emphasizing its potential to reshape our world for better or worse. Join us for an insightful exploration of AI's current state and its future trajectory.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright navigates through pressing global and national issues, from America's escalating illegal alien crisis, with a focus on recent developments in DC and California, to the White House's strategic counter-strikes in the Middle East against Iranian targets. The episode also delves into Cuba's inflation woes and the growing discontent among Europe's farmers. Wrapping up, Wright addresses listener questions and critiques, offering insightful analysis on America's foreign aid and its impacts.