The Wright Report

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we explore three significant briefs. We start with former US President Donald Trump's new explanation for the controversial audio recording discussing classified information. Next, we dive into updates on the recent mutiny of Russian forces, discussing potential Kremlin insiders aiding the mutineers and how Putin plans to reshape his national guard. Finally, we discuss Beijing's subtle reactions to the Russian mutiny. We wrap up by addressing a listener's question about my presidential vote next year, offering advice influenced by George Washington and Jack Kennedy.

Welcome to The Wright Report, your daily news podcast. Today, we dive into five intriguing stories. We start with a new report revealing 17 million illegal migrants living in the US and explore the implications. Next, we discuss the scant newly declassified material on the origins of COVID-19. Then, we connect two diverse stories on climate change - one involving pizza ovens in NYC and another about coal plants in India. We also visit the USS Ronald Reagan in Vietnam and discuss its purpose there. Lastly, we travel to Guyana, a South American nation recently blessed with discovered oil, which could potentially shake oil prices and climate change politics.

Welcome to The Wright Report, your daily news podcast that offers insights into critical happenings around the globe. Today, we discuss an extraordinary event that unfolded over the past 48 hours – a mutiny of Russian mercenary fighters in Ukraine. In a sequence of surprising developments, these rebels marched towards Moscow threatening a coup d'etat, leading Russian President Vladimir Putin to publicly denounce them as traitors. While the mutiny abruptly ended, and their leader fled to Belarus, the event has far-reaching global implications. Today, we will dissect what happened, why it occurred, and what could potentially follow. I will also share a list of the Top Ten developments that I'm closely observing and that you should keep on your radar too.

Welcome to The Wright Report, your daily news podcast that brings you up to speed on important happenings across America and the world. On today's episode, we delve into three major briefs. First, we look at new corruption allegations against the Biden Justice Department by an IRS Whistleblower, supposedly protecting Hunter Biden. Next, we discuss the controversial $9.2B loan given to Ford Motor Company by the US Government to produce batteries for electric vehicles, despite lacking consumer demand. Lastly, prepare your grills as we explore the US Department of Agriculture's recent approval of lab-grown chicken. As a close, I'll be answering a listener question about my reasons for joining the CIA and how it ties back to my high school teacher.

Welcome to today's episode of The Wright Report, your daily dose of news and updates impacting America and the world. Today we dive into three major briefs. First, we discuss alarming numbers from the US Department of Education regarding America's children and what we can do to mitigate the issue. Our second topic is the record number of arrests of individuals on America's terror watch list by US Border Patrol agents. Our third brief revolves around Joe Biden's recent controversial remark, calling China's President a dictator, which may have inadvertently revealed classified information. To wrap up, I'll be addressing Kyle from Connecticut's question on Digital Exhaust and if using a VPN can help protect one's privacy.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we cover four main stories that are shaping America and the world. We start with some uplifting news - the US economy shows strong numbers on new housing construction. We then dive into the controversy surrounding charges against Joe Biden's son and examine if the allegations of it being a slap on the wrist hold true. Next, we delve into the concerning news of China planning to establish a military base in Cuba with permanent troops. Our fourth brief covers the missed deadline by the Biden Administration to declassify documents about the origins of COVID-19. To end the episode, I answer a personal question from Bruce in New York about my departure from the CIA.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we discuss four major issues impacting America and the world. We start by examining the outcome of US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken's visit to China and the perplexing statement from the White House on the Chinese spy balloon saga. Then we dive into America's obesity crisis, with a particular focus on its impact on the US Army. Following this, we look at the recent Islamic terrorist attack in Uganda, discussing its connection to Dirty Green Energy and the implications for America. Lastly, we explore the difference between Europe and America's policies on transgender healthcare. We end the episode with an intriguing listener question on the presidential authority to declassify nuclear secrets.

In today's special Juneteenth episode of the Wright Report, we tease an array of briefs to be unpacked throughout the week. We anticipate a critical Supreme Court decision on Affirmative Action and will delve into its constitutional implications. We'll also cover Joe Biden's latest $600M climate change initiative in California, and a new bill proposed by Democrats to expedite immigrants' access to federal aid. From overseas, we'll tackle an Islamic Radicals' attack on a Ugandan school and draw connections with previous discussions about the country. Lastly, we address listener questions, such as Cheryl from Kansas' query about former President Trump's ability to declassify nuclear secrets. But for now, we reflect on the wisdom of the Gospel of John as we celebrate Juneteenth: "And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free."

In today's episode of the Wright Report, we embark on a global journey to unpack news stories that matter to America and the world. We begin in California, where the Mayor of Los Angeles expresses dismay at the arrival of illegal migrants. We then discuss the strengthening ties between Honduras and China. Next, we visit the Galapagos Islands, exploring an innovative solution for ecological conservation. We'll also discuss some good news for the US Military from Papua New Guinea, followed by China's increased involvement in Uganda, where the US and Europe have receded. We conclude with advice from an Indonesian tribe related to our recent report on Digital Exhaust.

Welcome to the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. Today, we discuss the CDC's alarming announcement of 109K American deaths due to drug overdoses last year. We also dive into new revelations about scientists in Wuhan exhibiting COVID symptoms prior to the outbreak. On the global front, Fiji is distancing itself from China, and the El Niño weather pattern wreaks havoc in African countries. Finally, we explore the unexpected boom of small businesses in Cuba and what this could signify for the regime. To close, we address a listener's concerns about potential propaganda in Ukraine news.