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@Charloga1031 @MarcoFoster_ @jasonselvig @TheGoodLiars Tax breaks for corporations but not for ordinary citizens is socialism. Subsidies, exemptions, grants, bailouts, legal protections and tariffs are also socialism.

Three Trump-appointed Supreme Court justices just joined liberals to uphold a ruling allowing men into female prisons with taxpayer-funded makeup. But won't protect the rights of an individual against coerced vaccines. More on today's show: youtu.be/MmzxKIcEdGU

Meta tells the public their AI data centers are a massive success, but they tell the IRS they are "experimental pilots" just to grab a multi-billion dollar tax write-off. Today's show: youtu.be/MmzxKIcEdGU

Today's show: Trump and the GOP completely surrendered the presidency to Big Tech. Now it is both taking down the economy and taking down their control of red states youtu.be/MmzxKIcEdGU Plus, why we must oppose a bailout of the tech bubble.

Today's show with our friends @visegrad24 France as a Warning of America's Future. Islam, Riots, and the Radical Left youtu.be/54Y75W765sw

@RMConservative Then Vivek would have to admit his own culpability in Ohio and recommending jabbed/non jabbed list.

Today's show: how the government has systematically covered up the cost of living crisis over time as they have adopted looser monetary policies in need of their cover. @tomselliott presents his "Reality Index" and "American Dream Index" that demonstrate why people are feeling so much economic pain Full video version: youtu.be/9g58qiUH-K0

Today's show: Conservatives Must Stop Playing Checkers Trump, the GOP & the Conservative Movement: 9 Questions Nobody Wants to Answer youtu.be/NwiHhXmiVz4

We're going to have the same problem in the 2028 primaries if we don't confront this Trump endorsement issue. Full episode youtu.be/NwiHhXmiVz4

Journal Retracts COVID-19 Vaccine Paper Based on Faked Content “More than four years after publishing ‘SARS-CoV-2 S2–targeted vaccination elicits broadly neutralizing antibodies,’ the journal stated that an investigation conducted by an institution for which some of the authors worked or work determined that the paper included ‘fabricated data’ and ‘falsified images,’ the retraction note stated. “The paper had claimed that experiments showed vaccination against SARS-CoV-2, or COVID-19, elicited strong antibodies.” theepochtimes.com/health/journal…

He can come on a space and debate me about theology, his associations with Claremont, his positions on the separation of Church and state, my ability to read, write and post on social media while having a husband and two children. I’m sure @StealthIntelOps will be happy to host. Or he can come to one of the Bible studies we host weekly. I can’t be a stay at home mom and research and post and I’m the anti-Tucker. I don’t know what that means but sounds like a lot of words for “I’m really effective at calling out the postliberal crew cosplaying as conservatives.”

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“If someone had a view on Israel that essentially almost the entire church had until the late 19th century for a thousand and a half years, they're now all Nazis.” @SteveDeaceShow responds to @ConceptualJames and @DefiyantlyFree's attacks on William Wolfe.

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True story: In 1962, doctors in Massachusetts looked at a newborn boy named Rick Hoyt and told his parents to lock him away in an institution. His umbilical cord had twisted around his neck during birth, cutting off oxygen to his brain and leaving him a quadriplegic with severe cerebral palsy. "He will be a vegetable for the rest of his life," the physicians said. His father, Dick Hoyt, looked at the way Rick’s eyes tracked movement across the room and refused to believe the diagnosis. He and his wife brought Rick home, read to him, taught him the alphabet, and treated him like any other boy. When Rick turned eleven, a group of engineers at Tufts University built a specialized computer that allowed him to select letters on a screen by tapping the side of his head against a metal switch. Skeptics doubted he would understand how to use it. Everyone crowded around the monitor, waiting for his first words—expecting "Hi Mom" or "Hi Dad." Instead, Rick tapped out two words: "Go Bruins." It was the year the Boston Bruins were in the Stanley Cup Finals. Rick had understood every word spoken around him for eleven years. Four years later, a local five-mile charity run was organized for a classmate who had been paralyzed in a sporting accident. Using his computer, Rick typed a message to his father: "Dad, I want to do that." Dick Hoyt was thirty-seven years old, out of shape, and had never run more than a mile at a time. Still, the next morning, he gripped the handles of Rick’s heavy, clunky wheelchair and pushed his son across all five miles, wheezing across the finish line next to last. That night, Dick was iced down and aching when Rick called him over to the computer screen and tapped out the sentence that altered the trajectory of both their lives: "Dad, when I’m running, it feels like I’m not handicapped." Dick Hoyt made a silent vow in that room: if speed made his son feel free, he would lend Rick his own body for as long as his heart could beat. Dick began training before dawn every day, strapping a hundred-pound bag of cement into the wheelchair while Rick was at school just to build his lungs. Over the next four decades, father and son completed 1,130 endurance races together—including 32 Boston Marathons, a 3,735-mile run and bike across the United States in 45 days, and six grueling Ironman Triathlons. During an Ironman, Dick would swim 2.4 miles in open water while towing Rick behind him in a small rubber boat tied to his waist, immediately transition to a custom two-seater bicycle to pedal both of them 112 miles, and then strap on running shoes to push Rick 26.2 miles to the finish line. At the height of their racing years, elite marathoners asked Dick why he never entered a single race alone just to see how many trophies he could win without pushing over a hundred pounds of extra weight. Dick didn't hesitate. "I have zero desire to take a single step out there by myself," he said. "I am only lending Rick my arms and legs. He is the one lending me his heart." Most people hit a wall in life because they are only fighting for their own comfort. Self-interest is a fragile fuel; the moment pain, exhaustion, or failure sets in, the mind looks for an exit because it is easy to negotiate with your own excuses. True endurance is unlocked the moment your discipline becomes the vessel for someone else’s survival, dignity, or freedom. When the people you love depend on your strength, exhaustion loses its vote. Find a mission larger than your own comfort, and you become nearly impossible to break.

@jhreha @DavidBCollum From the link.

Today's show: How Big Tech Monopolies are Weaponizing AI Against Human Liberty youtu.be/qTQIqJiN-Hs I sit down with Michael McClellan, an attorney involved in litigation over alleged AI-related copyright infringement, to examine the legal, moral, and constitutional questions conservatives about AI chatbots conservatives cannot afford to ignore. We cover everything from Section 230 indemnity, how conservatives should approach liability and regulation, and the hypocritical gaslighting from the industry about the need to “beat China.”

Today, I go through the roster of deep red state GOP candidates. Name me a single one who is a fighter on any of our issues? youtu.be/MaONqmchyU4 And yet, we continue doing this cycle after cycle. What's the plan to do anything different next cycle? Full show: youtu.be/MaONqmchyU4

Today's show: Greater Idaho and how the movement to redraw state boundaries can upend our broken politics. I'm joined by Matt McCall of @GreaterIdaho to discuss how this is not just about the technical or legal end goal but the process and assertion of independence itself will help strengthen the hand of red America. Full interview: youtu.be/MaONqmchyU4

Today's show: Republicans squandered their political capital on special interests, corporate monopolies, and big tech data centers. Now, Democrats are successfully running to the right of the GOP in red areas by campaigning on anti-corruption, the Epstein files, against corporate monopolies gobbling up farmland, and opposition to Flock security cameras. youtu.be/8AVRJLJnPOk

The GOP has no narrative and no objectives, allowing Democrats to run to their right on key issues in red states. Today's show: youtu.be/8AVRJLJnPOk

Today's show: America's Fake Jobs Boom? The Truth About AI, Data Centers & the Economy youtu.be/1DExb3uYezU Broad discussion with @Amanda_Goodall on the employment market and how the data center bubble is steering capital away from productivity without creating many durable jobs itself.

Today's show: why we need a new movement with new ideas. A deep dive into the state of con inc. and con media. No New Ideas, No Strategy, No Results: The Crisis on the Right youtu.be/IHSwh2-fgpE