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Latest episodes

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May 18, 2025 • 7min
Inside America’s Nuclear Comeback & AI Revolution
Dive into the intriguing intersection of nuclear energy and artificial intelligence, exploring how revitalizing the former could bolster America's global competitiveness. Hear about the historical influence of the Manhattan Project and the urgent need to upgrade the U.S. energy grid to support AI advancements. Learn about the race to reclaim leadership in these critical fields amidst rising competition from China, and the potential for public-private sector collaborations to innovate energy solutions.

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May 17, 2025 • 12min
Trade Deals, Tariff Truce & Trillions in US Investments
EJ Antoni, a public finance economist and senior fellow at Heritage, unpacks the recent U.S. trade deal with China and a massive $2 trillion investment from the Middle East. He discusses the effects of tariff rollbacks on consumers and producers, alongside the recent positive trends in the stock market and decreasing inflation. Antoni also examines the sustainability of market gains amid trade uncertainties and the implications of proposed tax policies on economic growth, providing a clear outlook for America’s financial future.

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May 16, 2025 • 15min
Iran Nuclear Deal? & Birthright Citizenship | 5.16.25
President Trump announces potential progress toward a nuclear deal with Iran, aiming for stability in the Middle East. The Supreme Court discusses contentious efforts to end birthright citizenship, raising questions about legal and constitutional interpretations. Additionally, Nick Saban joins the conversation on reforming college athletics, addressing how to navigate athletes' rights and financial dynamics. Tune in for insights on these pivotal issues shaping national and global landscapes.

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May 15, 2025 • 14min
Budget Battles, Billion-Dollar Bets & ICE Busts | 5.15.25
Congress is in a heated standoff over a budget bill that could reshape Medicaid and extend tax cuts. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is advocating for major reforms at the FAA amid pressing staffing issues. An ICE raid in Nashville leads to nearly 200 arrests of criminal illegal aliens, igniting a political uproar. The discussions also touch upon the complexities of international economic deals and the ongoing debate over immigration policies, reflecting the challenges of balancing safety and systemic reforms.

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May 14, 2025 • 15min
Trump’s Middle East Trip, Diddy Trial & Afrikaners Controversy | 5.14.25
President Trump embarks on a significant Middle Eastern trip, securing a historic $600 billion investment and a landmark arms deal. The podcast dives into the explosive testimonies from Sean Combs' high-profile trial, featuring serious allegations and intense courtroom drama. Additionally, it discusses the controversial arrival of Afrikaner refugees in the U.S., sparking debates about their treatment and the broader implications of identity and acceptance in America.

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May 13, 2025 • 15min
Tariffs Slashed, Stocks Surge & Drug Prices Cut | 5.13.25
A new executive order aims to slash prescription drug prices, promoting competition in healthcare. Political reactions to a U.S.-China trade deal reveal a mix of skepticism and cautious optimism. Tariff reductions spark positive market reactions, while a controversial luxury jet gift from Qatar raises security concerns and political debates. Tune in for insights on these pivotal economic and political developments.

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May 12, 2025 • 15min
China Trade, India Peace Deals & MAHA Surgeon General | 5.12.25
Key diplomatic agreements shine in the spotlight, with a U.S.-brokered ceasefire between India and Pakistan and a potential trade deal with China. Tensions flare as a protest at an ICE facility leads to arrests and debates over immigration policies. The nomination of a new Surgeon General raises eyebrows due to controversies surrounding the selection process. As health initiatives evolve in Florida, the podcast explores the intersection of politics, law enforcement, and public health in today's climate.

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May 11, 2025 • 24min
Mike Rowe: Forging Hope & Fixing America
Mike Rowe, the host of Dirty Jobs and an advocate for skilled labor, shares inspiring tales in his new series, People You Should Know. He discusses how ordinary Americans perform extraordinary acts, especially in transforming veterans' mental health through creative projects. Rowe emphasizes the importance of authentic storytelling in media today and highlights the growing interest in vocational training as a solution for the skilled labor gap. His passion for celebrating everyday heroes and reviving trades shines throughout the conversation.

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May 10, 2025 • 20min
“It’s All a Lie” Former OnlyFans Insider Reveals Dirty Secrets
Victoria Sinis, a former recruiter for OnlyFans turned non-profit advocate, reveals the dark secrets behind the platform's shiny façade. She discusses the troubling recruitment tactics targeting young women and the alarming trends influencing underage girls. Sinis critiques social media’s glamorization of adult content, exposing the stark reality behind perceived earnings. The conversation also highlights the negative impacts of the porn industry on gender dynamics and the urgent need for cultural shifts in how we view relationships.

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May 9, 2025 • 15min
World Welcomes American Pope & Trump Secures Trade Deal | 5.9.25
Join investigative reporter Mireille Delordi as she dives into groundbreaking news with a twist! Explore the election of America's first pope, Cardinal Robert Provost, and the seismic reactions from the faithful. Delordi unpacks a significant U.S.-U.K. trade deal, showcasing its potential impact on global economics. Additionally, uncover shocking instances of corruption in foreign aid, revealing how grant mismanagement is harming vulnerable communities. It’s a fascinating blend of faith, politics, and accountability!