On this episode of the podcast, Virginia Congressman Ben Cline discussed the recently passed stopgap funding that prevented a government shutdown ahead of the November elections. The Virginia Republican emphasized the need for election integrity and border security, pointing to inflation and open borders as the two key issues for voters this fall. Congressman Cline predicted a strong Republican showing in November and takes aim at Kamala Harris, noting how she keeps talking about being “the agent of change,” however, if the American people want actual change it, “would be going back to the time when you had money in your wallet, you didn’t have inflation, you didn’t have open borders, and that time was when Donald Trump was President."

The Freedom Caucus Member also talks about his campaign to become the next Chairman of the Republican Study Committee, a powerful group of 180 conservative lawmakers. He defends their group’s balanced budget proposal, which President Biden rejected earlier this year, saying, ‘This budget would undo everything we’ve done over the last three years.’ For Representative Cline, fiscal responsibility is a point of pride as Republicans look to work with President Trump once again in order to shape their next legislative agenda.

To keep up with Congressman Cline as he vies for Chairman of the Republican Study Committee and for re-election in the U.S. House, you can follow either of his accounts on ‘X’: @RepBenCline or @Cline4Virginia.

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On this episode of the podcast, Jim Rauh, the founder of Families Against Fentanyl discussed the devastating impact of the synthetic opioid drug, particularly the death of his son Tommy in 2015.

Fentanyl, often manufactured in China, is highly potent, cheap and a kilo is capable of killing 500,000 people. Raugh highlights the U.S. government’s failure to address fentanyl as a ‘weapon of mass destruction,’ noting that only 10% of shipments are detected. Furthermore, Rauh warned of fentanyl’s potential to contaminate food, water and air supplies which poses a significant threat to our national security, humanity, and wildlife.

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On this episode of the podcast, Roger Foley, a 49-year-old Canadian living with Spinocerebellar Ataxia, shares his harrowing journey through Canada’s healthcare system. Foley reveals the shocking inefficiencies and mistreatment he has endured, from physical injuries caused by incompetent home care workers to the emotional trauma of being pressured into assisted death. He contrasts Canada’s lack of self-directed home care funding and disability rights with the protections provided by the U.S. ADA. Facing a staggering $1.8 million in medical bills and legal challenges after a dismissed case, Foley calls for urgent systemic reform and highlights his ongoing GoFundMe campaign.

To learn more about Roger you can follow him on ‘X’ by searching: @RogerFoley. You can also donate to his GoFunMe campaign by visiting: https://www.gofundme.com/f/roger-foleys-assisted-life-fund

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On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head sits down with Cody Sweatland, Owner of Saginaw Valley Heating and Cooling located in Saginaw, Michigan. Sweatland and Head discuss the complexities and challenges of the HVAC industry, with Sweatland sharing insights into the importance of top-notch customer service, the power of reviewing small businesses online, the role of financing options for expensive HVAC services, as well as how he and his company’s personnel stay involved in their community.

Furthermore, Sweatland also dives into pressing issues like the rising costs of equipment and labor, the impact of inflation and the ongoing need for training to meet evolving regulations.

If you’re in the Great Lakes Bay area of Michigan and need HVAC services, feel free to contact Cody Sweatland and his team at Saginaw Valley Heating and Cooling. You can also learn more about Sweatland’s company online by visiting their website here: https://valleyheatingandcooling.co/ as well as learning tips and tricks from his company’s Facebook page that you can like and follow here: https://www.facebook.com/TheValleyHVAC.

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On this episode, Congressman Andrew Clyde (R-GA) addresses the pressing need for accountability in political rhetoric, highlighting the recent assassination attempts on President Trump’s life and the inflammatory language used by top Democrats, including President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. The Georgia Republican gave a speech on the floor of the United States House of Representatives on this issue, calling for responsibility and pledging to hold bad actors accountable. Nevertheless, Congressman Clyde advocates for equal protection of President Trump, proposing a shift in Secret Service priorities rather than increased funding to ensure his safety.

Furthermore, the duo shifted conversation to focus on Georgia, where he discussed the impact of illegal immigration of his state, sharing specific cases of crimes committed by illegal immigrants. He critiques media bias in fact-checking and expresses his strong support of the SAVE Act, which failed by a vote of 202-220 just the other day. The SAVE Act prevents non-citizens from voting, applying an additional safeguard system to our elections.

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On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head is joined by Mike Howell, the Executive Director of the Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project. Howell and Head discuss the influx of Haitan immigrants into Springfield, Ohio and allegations of pet theft along with other issues. Howell cited evidence from police reports, residents’ previous complaints to city officials and viral online videos, highlighting the chaos caused by a wide open southern border and a major difference in culture.

Furthermore, Howell also addressed the issue of non-citizens being registered to vote, citing the Heritage Foundation’s undercover investigations in New York, North Carolina, and Georgia. He emphasized the need for election integrity and the challenges faced by Republicans in countering the left’s political machinery. Howell called for strong leadership to address these issues and restore trust in the electoral system.

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On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head is joined by former Acting Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection and Assistant Director for the FBI’s Training Division Mark Morgan. Morgan discusses the second assassination attempt on President Trump and calls out the U.S. Secret Service, questioning their leadership and methodology in protecting the former president and 2024 GOP nominee. Commissioner Morgan also highlights the critical role of local and state law enforcement supporting the U.S. Secret Service while pointing out flaws in resource allocation and decision-making.

Furthermore, the pair’s discussion today also raises concerns about the FBI’s impartiality, especially with previous reports written that demonstrate anti-Trump bias from FBI Miami Field Office Special Agent in Charge Jeffrey Veltri. The conversation also details how the media is fueling political violence and the potential role of private security firms in bolstering the Secret Service.

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On this episode of the podcast host Amanda Head talks with U.S. Army Veteran, former actor and American craftsman Michael John Brown. Brown is a chronic pain and cancer survivor who discussed his experience seeking treatment in former President Donald Trump’s Veteran Affairs healthcare system. While Brown recounted a very traumatic health journey, he praised Trump for signing a bill that extended the Veterans Choice Program Extension and Improvement Act which helped give him viable options to overcome his medical crises. Nevertheless, over the years Brown focused on regaining his health, overcoming his addiction to alcohol and putting his time back into crafting world-class products, loving his wife and enjoying life.

Michael John Brown is a great American craftsman who showcases his beautiful custom leather holsters and hand turned wood bowls.

To view the rest of Michael John Brown’s American-made collection you can follow him on Instagram: @Michael_John_Brown. If you’re interested in purchasing any of the products you see or putting in a specific request, you can do so via Instagram direct message or email him today: MJBLeather@gmail.com.

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