Dr. Steve Turley talks about radio host Howard Stern might lose his contract with Sirius XM. His show’s audience has dropped a lot, from 20 million to just 125,000. Some think his political views and comments about Trump supporters are why. This change is seen as a win for conservatives and shows companies are careful about upsetting many people. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dr. Steve Turley talks about how Jack Smith, who once went after President Trump, is now in trouble himself. He’s being investigated for possibly breaking rules about fair elections and mishandling important evidence. These are the same things he accused Trump of doing. Senator Tom Cotton is leading the investigation, which could end Smith’s career or even put him in jail. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dr. Steve Turley takls about recently released documents suggest that George Soros and Hillary Clinton’s campaign may have created the Russian collusion story to distract from Clinton’s email issues. These papers show that some officials knew the story was false but still used it to investigate Trump. Soros reportedly wanted a “new world order” with global institutions in charge. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
A jury found the leaders of a $250 million pandemic aid scam guilty, putting 71 people in jail. The scam involved Feeding Our Future and a restaurant called Safari. Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, who promoted Safari, received money from two fraudsters. Although Omar’s office denies involvement, the scandal raises questions about her role. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dr. Steve Turley talks about how two people were caught stealing over $6,200 worth of items in Florida. They were arrested and might be sent back to their home country. This is part of a bigger effort to stop shoplifting and illegal immigration. Because of this, shoplifting has gone down in Florida, but more people are being deported across the country. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dr. Steve Turley talks about how in 2020, Portland saw a lot of chaos due to riots. Recently, President Trump made changes to help stop this. His orders gave police more power and training to handle protests quickly. This shows how cities led by Democrats, like Portland, have struggled with crime and drugs. The new approach aims to bring order back. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dr. Steve Turley talks about President Trump’s recent wins. The EU will now buy more US goods, but the US keeps tariffs on EU products. Trump also helped stop a fight between Thailand and Cambodia over temple land. These successes show how Trump uses tariffs to get what he wants. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Western provinces of Canada, like Alberta and British Columbia, are thinking about leaving Canada. They believe they give more money than they get back and are upset with the rules from the government. Alberta’s leader, Danielle Smith, wants to make it easier for people to vote on leaving. This could change Canada’s economy a lot. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
New York Attorney General Letitia James, known for prosecuting Donald Trump, is now facing her own legal troubles. The FBI is investigating her for mortgage fraud. She’s accused of lying about her Virginia home to get better mortgage rates. This situation is ironic because she has prosecuted others for similar actions in the past. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dr. Steve Turley talks about how MSNBC and CNN are losing viewers fast. Their parent companies plan to split them up due to poor performance. Gunnar Weedenfels, known for cutting costs, will lead changes at CNN. People now prefer getting news from YouTube and podcasts, where they can check facts themselves. This shift challenges traditional media’s hold on information. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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