Join Dan from I Allegedly as he chats about cool stuff like eclipses, a new law to protect grocery stores, and why some young guys prefer staying home. He also talks about money matters, like rising prices and why gold might be a good investment. Don’t miss out!” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Peggy Hall discusses fear’s harmful effects on health and encourages viewers to overcome it. She provides resources to help face life’s challenges and advocates for people’s rights. She also introduces her other channel, Living Swell, focusing on physical, emotional, and spiritual health. The text also emphasizes the importance of self-worth and being genuine. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
X22 Report talks about our economy, job loss, and the cost of living. It suggests the government is favoring immigrants, causing job losses for Americans. It criticizes environmental plans, saying they’re used to control us. The episode advises investing in things like gold to keep our money safe. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Mark Dice explore’s the recent solar eclipse and media reactions in our latest blog post. We also discuss a Senate candidate’s climate change views and The View’s biblical interpretations. Plus, we critique CNN’s eclipse coverage and talk about black representation in astrophysics. Also, check out our new ‘Christ is King’ shirt at markdice.com!” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The X22 Report episode explores the political drama around Trump’s possible return to power. It discusses how some groups might use censorship or even violence to stop him. If Trump gets arrested, it might actually increase his support. The episode ends by criticizing the current administration for blocking justice and highlighting their scandals. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dr. Steve Turley talks about how the Vatican shared a new paper that has surprised people. It talks about gender issues, transgender surgeries, and surrogacy in a very traditional way. Even though Pope Francis is often more open-minded, this paper says these things go against human respect. It also talks about the church’s views on abortion and surrogate pregnancies. This has started many debates.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Greg Reese talks about how in 1963, Congress learned about 45 communist goals, like ending loyalty oaths. Now, 60 years later, U.S., Mexico, and Canada leaders are talking about unity. But, a group called Project Proper Oath found that U.S. cabinet members don’t have valid oaths, which is a law. They also say we’re seen as products …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Economic Ninja talks about how the super-rich spend their money. They love fancy stuff like art and cars more than gold or digital money. But, these pricey things are losing value, while gold stays strong. This could mean trouble for the rich. So, maybe it’s smarter to put your money in gold, not just follow what the rich do.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judge Napolitano – Judging Freedom recently talked about how military leaders talked about using smart robots in wars. They want to win against China and aren’t thinking much about safety. This is like a race to have the most powerful weapons. But, not thinking about the dangers could cause big problems, just like what happened in Israel with harmful germs.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan Bongino explores the intriguing world of politics, media, and sports. From Trump’s fundraiser to Biden’s campaign strategy, from potential terror threats to the NCAA women’s basketball final, we’ve got it all covered. Dive in to understand the current state of America’s liberal-led cities and stay informed. Let’s navigate these complex issues together. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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