The David Knight Show dives into big topics like the Syrian war and immigration. The host questions the U.S.’s role in Syria, worries about deportation plans, and criticizes how pardons are shown in the news. He ends by expressing frustration over endless wars and political leaders not taking action to solve these problems. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This And We Know article covers a range of current events and controversies. It discusses political shifts, community actions, and the impact of social media on elections. It also highlights issues like housing for migrants, medical treatments for children, and global peace efforts. Lastly, it touches on the role of media and government in shaping public perception and influencing democracy. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch talks about how Adam Schiff is in the spotlight for allegedly lying about secret information to go after Trump. This means he might have shared false details to make Trump look bad. It’s like telling a fib to get someone in trouble. People are now questioning if what Schiff said was true or just made up. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Stew Peters Network talks about how after the January 6th event at the U.S. Capitol, over 1,500 people faced charges. Many believe their rights were ignored, and their lives were deeply affected. A petition is asking President Trump to pardon them. The author hopes for this outcome and encourages everyone to sign the petition, even if they’re worried about consequences. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In this episode of the X22 report, we explore the rise of auto insurance fraud and how dash cams can help protect drivers. We also dive into political issues, like potential pardons by President Biden and Trump’s claims of election fraud. The report suggests Trump might reveal crimes by political figures when the time is right. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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RichieFromBoston shares his thrilling experience of filming the night sky near Death Valley. He saw strange objects moving and thinks they might be supernatural, like angels. Richie also talks about mysterious drones over New Jersey and his doubts about the government’s protection. His beliefs are shaped by personal experiences and religious texts. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Greg Reese talk about how before the election, President Trump spoke highly of Bitcoin. But did you know that the idea of digital money started long ago in Silicon Valley? Even the CIA and Mossad were involved! Now, stablecoins, which are digital dollars, are becoming popular. It looks like the government is interested in this new tech world. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Healthy American Peggy Hall talks about how presidential pardons are special powers that let the president forgive federal crimes. President Biden used this power to pardon his son, Hunter, for a gun case and tax issues. However, presidents can’t pardon state crimes. Our sponsor, Carvisionx.com, offers dash cams to help stop insurance fraud. Learn more about these topics in our article! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Rafi Farber from The Endgame Investor talks about what might cause the next banking crisis. He explains that if bank reserves drop below $3 trillion, it could be a big problem. This is because the Federal Reserve had to buy a lot of debt. Raf also looks at how certain financial actions might affect these reserves. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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