Censorship, fear, and intimidation are what’s on the menu in today’s academic institutions. But we are building a new movement to push real data and science that will better inform us about the coronavirus and what we should and should not be doing. We are joined again today by one of the men gathering the data, Kyle Lamb, who is helping debunk one lie after ... Show More
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Iran, Mexico & the Border Crisis: How to Be Strong Without Endless Wars | 03/02/26
The world is exploding — Iran, Mexican cartels, border security, China infiltration — and Americans are asking one critical question: How do we defend our country WITHOUT repeating the disasters of Iraq and Afghanistan? This is a legitimate question to ask, and we thread the need ... Show More
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Feb 27
What’s Driving the Rise in Autism? Immune System Research You Haven’t Heard | 2/27/26
Autism rates have risen dramatically over the past several decades. Why? In this episode, I speak with medical researcher Matthew Cormier about a developing scientific hypothesis: whether immune dysregulation, chronic inflammation, and latent viral reactivation may play a role in ... Show More
1h 3m
Feb 2020
Coronavirus hits the global supply chain, the demise of at-home-trading and updates on the Saudi infiltration of Twitter
Kara and Scott talk about the spread of coronavirus and how it is affecting the global supply chain. They discuss Bernie Sanders' win in Nevada and what that means for the economy. Morgan Stanley bought E*Trade, so the hosts talk about the end of at home trading as we know it. Pl ... Show More
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