The Wright Report

In this episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright invites listeners to think like spies, offering three briefs — a White House trip to Asia, America's debt crisis, and a development in China regarding oil — that combined tell a larger story. Bryan then dives into the unexpected challenges Tesla owners face regarding car ownership in the digital age, and provides an update on the issue of reparations in California. Wrapping up, he addresses an email from a listener looking for ways to share the podcast with less tech-savvy loved ones.

In this episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright discusses a groundbreaking development concerning the Trump-Russia collusion investigation. He delves into the key findings of a report by US Special Counsel John Durham, which suggests that the FBI should never have launched the probe. Bryan shares his perspective on the implications for the future of the country. Wrapping up, he addresses a listener's concern about the use of a Bible verse in the previous episode.

In this episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright examines a controversial claim from the White House concerning white supremacy as the greatest terror threat. He then delves into the implications of the US Treasury Department's decision to label Chinese solar panels as Made in America. Bryan further discusses a bold statement from the President of the Czech Republic about standing up to a global bully, and updates us on a naval incident in the South China Sea. Finally, he addresses an intriguing lawsuit where a city government holds a car company responsible for thefts.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we delve into three main topics shaping America and the world. We start by addressing the ongoing immigration crisis, journeying from Guatemala to rural New York State. We then turn our attention to the World Health Organization's announcement that the monkey pox emergency is over, but raise questions about the vaccine's effectiveness. Finally, we share some good news about a decrease in egg prices. As we conclude, we respond to a listener's question about why a former CIA Operations Officer is briefing on health issues.

In this episode of The Wright Report, we delve into three main briefs. We begin by addressing claims from Capitol Hill regarding alleged corruption and influence peddling by President Joe Biden and his family. Next, we turn our attention to the Southern US Border as Title 42 expires and discuss a potential solution to penalize those who might employ illegal migrants. We also share a health tip regarding colon cancer prevention. To close out the podcast, we offer a tease for some exciting news expected around 11am Pacific Time.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we cover seven briefs shaping America and the world. We begin in Washington DC with an update on the US debt ceiling negotiations. Next, we travel to western Canada to discuss the impact of wildfires on both people and oil prices. Our third stop takes us to Paraguay, where the new President is standing up for Taiwan and confronting Beijing. We then head to Afghanistan, where the White House admits there are too few Afghan spies to gather information. Finally, we visit Rwanda and Burkina Faso, where the Presidents of both countries are defending Russia this morning.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we discuss three crucial stories shaping America and the world. First, we break down the debt ceiling, its significance, and why you should care as the White House hosts leaders from Capitol Hill. Next, we venture to Asia, where we explore a standoff between a man named Rambo and the Chinese government in Fiji, and the potential consequences of a rebel group's decision to shut down a critical mine in Myanmar that supplies 10% of the world's tin. Finally, we close the podcast with a study from Denmark revealing the link between heavy marijuana use and a 30% increase in schizophrenia cases among young men.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we discuss four significant stories shaping America and the world. We begin in Texas, where a shooting occurred north of Dallas and a controversial incident involving a grounded plane full of handcuffed migrants raises concerns. Next, we delve into California and Colorado's exploration of reparation programs for Black Americans and the potential impact of a new tax on white people. We then examine the top five apps on your cell phone and the surprising fact that China largely controls them. Finally, we close the podcast with some good news: your utility bill might be decreasing starting this month.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we explore important topics shaping America and the world. We begin by discussing the significant day for the US economy, crucial numbers to watch, and the rise in car insurance rates. Next, we examine an innovative design for a nuclear plant that promises to be smaller, safer, and more efficient than wind turbines. Our new series, The Farming Game, debuts to address the misconceptions about chocolate milk and provide updates on wheat and cattle industries. Lastly, we close the podcast with a medical study on two popular plants: coffee and tea.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we delve into significant topics affecting America and the world. We begin by discussing the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates, the Labor Department's report on increased layoffs, and IBM's shift towards artificial intelligence for certain jobs. Next, we explore the controversies surrounding green energy, including Congress's overturn of a Biden rule on solar panels, New York's gas stove ban, and the White House's admission of vulnerability to China. Finally, we discuss the Philippines' president's successful request to the White House and close with a listener's observation on Spotify's warning label for Tuesday's episode.