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Tonight at 8:30pm CST, on the Flyover Conservatives show we are tackling the most important things going on RIGHT NOW from a Conservative Christian perspective! Could one unlocked gate bring down an empire? Could a missing key help doom the Titanic—or a misplaced piece of tape change the course of the Vietnam War? Award-winning author and historian Jared Knott joins David and Stacy to reveal the astonishing “butterfly effect” behind some of history's greatest disasters.From the fall of Constantinople and the disappearance of Amelia Earhart to Watergate, the Civil War, and the rise of the Comanche, Jared uncovers the tiny mistakes that produced enormous consequences. This is the history you were never taught—and a powerful reminder that small decisions can change the world forever.TO WATCH ALL FLYOVER CONTENT: www.theflyoverapp.com Follow and Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheFlyoverConservativesShow To Schedule A Time To Talk To Dr. Dr. Kirk Elliott Go To ▶ https://flyovergold.comOr Call 720-605-3900 ► Receive your FREE 52 Date Night Ideas Playbook to make date night more exciting, go to www.prosperousmarriage.comJared KnottWEBSITE: www.tinyblundersbigdisasters.com BOOK: https://a.co/d/02T43lUc Jared Knott is an award-winning author, historian, and decorated Vietnam War veteran who served as a combat infantry officer with the First Air Cavalry Division. He is the author of the bestselling Tiny Blunders/Big Disasters series, which explores how seemingly insignificant mistakes changed the course of human history. His writing has appeared in national publications including American Greatness, Human Events, The Mensa Bulletin, and American Thinker. Before becoming a published author, Jared worked as a vice president of sales and marketing and as a marketing director in the home-improvement industry. He is a father of five and lives in the Atlanta area with his wife, Kathryn.

You can learn a lot about writing and marketing by listening to this song. The key tip: Catch people being good and then let them know you've seen them doing good. This song is adapted from an article by Andrea Widburg in American Thinker (https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2026/08/if-you-love-someone-tell-them-and-be-specific).Catch People Being GoodEvery day is a good daySome days are better than othersI win in all the ways that countFamily and friendsGood enough healthReasonable material comfortA fulfilling jobI never tire counting my blessingsThis I know is trueIt's incumbent on all of usTo catch those we love being goodAnd tell them that we love themThe happiest people in America:Men who are married andWomen with childrenParenting is toughBut the rewards are unparalleledChildren give life purposeHere's my life philosophyCatch people being goodIf they're close to youTell them you love themTell that to them whenever you canDon't be shyDo it oftenYou're a good personYou are thoughtfulYou are kindYou make my life happierI see youI value what I seeDon't reach the end of your lifeRegretting the things you did not sayCatch people being goodBecause that makes their world betterAnd that makes your world betterIf you love someoneTell them you love themTell them oftenBe specificAnd tell them againIf you love someoneTell them you love themTell them oftenBe specificAnd tell them againBook Marketing Success is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bookmarketing.substack.com/subscribe

The Rod and Greg Show Daily Rundown – Tuesday, August 11, 2026Matt Whitlock, host of 10 Minute Drill on YouTube, joins the program for a conversation about his recent X post claiming that national Democrats are pressuring Democrat Senate candidates to drop out of races to clear the way for hand-picked candidates to run as independents.Kenin Spivak, author and contributor to Real Clear Politics, joins the program for a conversation about his piece on how transgender people and activists will not achieve acceptance if they continue to rely on bullying and lies to get attention.Dr. Brian Joondeph, ophthalmologist, writer and contributor to American Thinker, joins the program for a conversation about his piece on how biology, not gender identity, defines women's sports.ustin Haskins, President and Senior Fellow for Our Republic, joins the show to discuss his piece in USA Today about the NBA's Portland Trailblazers $573 million battle over arena renovations with the city of Portland, Oregon, and why the city's business and political climate may be to blame.

Chuck And Julie Show with Chuck Bonniwell and Julie Hayden COVID Reckoning, Fauci Fallout, and the Culture-War Fight Over Women's Sports Chuck Bonniwell and Julie Hayden host The Chuck and Julie Show with guest Dr. Brian Joondeph for a sharp political and cultural discussion on COVID-era policy, Fauci logs and accountability, media complicity, medical trust, censorship, midterms, the WNBA transgender-athlete controversy, and broader debates over science, institutions, race, gender, and political power. In December of 2020 Dr.Brian Joondeph was criticized for what a liberal writer called his “contrarian” COVID views. Turns out Joondeph was right… while Fauci lied to us all along. He joins the show today to let us know if the reporter ever corrected his story. Guest Spotlight: Dr. Brian Joondeph This episode of The Chuck and Julie Show, hosted by Chuck Bonniwell and Julie Hayden, features guest Dr. Brian Joondeph, identified in the corrected transcript as a guest commentator and physician. The transcript notes that statements involving politics, medicine, COVID policy, elections, race, gender, public figures, and other disputed topics are preserved as speaker claims and opinions rather than verified facts. COVID Contrarians, Fauci, and the Westword Article Chuck and Julie open by introducing Dr. Brian Joondeph and revisiting a 2020 Westword column that had described his COVID views as contrarian. Julie asks whether the writer has followed up now that, in her view, more information has emerged supporting many of the objections raised during the COVID era. Dr. Joondeph responds that he has not heard from the writer and jokes that Dr. Fauci's own diary appears to have been more “contrarian” than Fauci's public statements. This sets up the main interview theme: how public-health narratives were shaped, defended, enforced, and later left without clear accountability. Public-Health Rules, Censorship, and Institutional Trust The conversation moves into masks, distancing, PCR testing, COVID death counts, school closures, church closures, business shutdowns, riots, and the contradictions of elite behavior. Dr. Joondeph argues that physicians and commentators who challenged the COVID consensus risked professional punishment, censorship, deplatforming, or threats to their licenses. He also criticizes the use of PCR testing as a mass-screening tool and says COVID death numbers were overstated. Chuck and Julie frame the larger issue as a collapse of trust in journalists, doctors, public-health institutions, and political leaders who, in their view, pushed rules on the public while exempting themselves. Fauci Logs, Celebrity Culture, and Accountability The hosts and Dr. Joondeph then discuss newly discussed Fauci logs, diary entries, private communications, and public statements. Dr. Joondeph argues that Fauci said one thing privately and another publicly, especially around lab-origin possibilities, masks, distancing, and vaccine messaging. He also criticizes Fauci's celebrity status, describing him as starstruck and distracted by contact with famous figures while ordinary people were dealing with hospital isolation, mandates, and fear. Julie and Chuck repeatedly ask where accountability is, while Dr. Joondeph says the medical and media establishments still avoid a serious reckoning. Vaccines, Boosters, Medical Honesty, and Future Emergencies The interview continues into vaccine claims, booster injuries, hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin, Big Pharma influence, and the loss of faith in medical institutions. Dr. Joondeph says public-health officials and media figures made overconfident promises about vaccines preventing infection and transmission, when they should have been honest about uncertainty. He compares this to surgical practice, where a physician explains risks and probabilities rather than guaranteeing an outcome. The conversation ends with a warning that another emergency could be attempted in the future, possibly under a different label such as climate, and that local, state, and federal elections will determine how much resistance is possible. Caller Comment, Fauci Allegations, and the WNBA Turn After Dr. Joondeph leaves, Julie reads listener comments about Fauci, and caller Sherrie raises allegations connected to the BBC documentary Guinea Pig Kids, Celia Farber, AIDS drug testing, orphan children, and unmarked graves. Julie says she has not heard those claims and will look into them, while also expressing skepticism. The show then turns to the WNBA, Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham, and the transgender-athlete debate. Julie says Dr. Joondeph has written about the WNBA at American Thinker, and the hosts argue that the controversy exposes what they see as contradictions in claims about sex, gender identity, athletic fairness, and women's sports. Royce White, Satire, and the WNBA Trans-Athlete Dilemma The hosts play an audio clip from former NBA player and political candidate Royce White, who says he sometimes identifies as a woman for the purposes of professional basketball and intends to declare for the WNBA draft. Julie and Chuck discuss this as satire meant to expose the league's dilemma: if the league says it respects gender identity, what happens when male professional athletes claim eligibility for women's basketball? They argue that the situation makes the debate absurd and forces the WNBA to confront the biological realities of elite athletic competition. The discussion remains framed through the hosts' viewpoint and political-cultural commentary. Midterms, Cambridge, Equality Claims, and Closing Tease The closing section broadens into midterms, the possible balance of power in Congress, intelligence-community influence, pharmaceutical companies, and a Cambridge professor named Jason Arday. Julie describes Arday's public backstory and says later scrutiny raised questions about his claims and scholarship. Chuck links the story to larger debates over equality, intelligence, sex differences, race, and institutional ideology, while Julie ties the same thinking back to the WNBA controversy. The episode closes with a preview of Janice Fiamengo's upcoming appearance and thanks to Dr. Joondeph, the Zoom audience, BBS, and the show's supporters.

If you want to see me get mad, rub my face in the fact that South Carolina has an open primary. Listen to this video to hear why, complete with examples from how the largest circulation paper in the state, the Post and Courier, is trying to game the open primary system. Also, I offer my personal endorsement (this is NOT an endorsement from American Thinker) to my friend Duke Buckner, someone whom I know personally and respect greatly, whose prescience I admire, and whose pro-American values I strongly support. If you want to learn more about Duke, you can find his campaign website here.

Promo, Bongo Grooves, Erica Rhodes, introduction, Serenity Prayer, patriotic song, Varney and Company, Evil liberal, American Thinker, Cocktail Jazz, Mambo Explosivo, Cinematic Acid Groove, The Gilligan Signal, Hammond Goes Surf, conclusionBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-true-conservative--2039343/support.

One of the left's most common rallying cries is that Republicans, from Trump on down, are fascist. That's a slur going back to the end of WWII and bears no relationship to reality. The world is divided between totalitarian and liberty-centric political ideologies. Fascism and the American left are on the totalitarian side, and American conservatives come squarely down on the side of liberty.

This is a single-issue program about the D.C. gossip claiming that tonight—Thursday—Donald Trump will announce that he has evidence that the 2020 election in Georgia was illegitimate, meaning that Senators Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff are never elected. There are several problems with that, especially the fact that neither of those Senators was elected in the November 2020 election, but the rumor raises larger questions about election integrity and the process when fraud taints a Congressional election.

This is a single-issue program. My topic is my "catch them being good" philosophy, which I used to raise my children. However, I've realized over the years that it can help us remake American society for the better.

Today I discuss just one subject: A crazy new recycling rule that may destroy a large part of California's dairy industry or, at the very least, make an essential nutrition source for children much more expensive.

In today's podcast: 0:00 Zohran Mamdani rewrites New York City's immigrant history 8:16 Ireland and the problem of mass Islamic immigration 11:25 The center cannot hold because there is no center

In today's podcast: 0:00 Has the post-MOU era created a Vance v. Rubio foreign policy schism? 8:32 The left's blind spot for Islam, which represents everything leftists purport to hate I read at length from four things: A June 24, 2026, American Thinker essay. A June 17, 2026, Will Ricciardella tweet. A July 8, 2026, Will Ricciardella tweet. A July 6, 2026, LGBTQNation news report.

In today's podcast: 0:00 Regarding Iran, was this Trump's plan all along? 4:20 The Democrats revisit the Biden play with Graham Platner 7:08 The Democrats' horrible crime against American blacks.

Today's video podcast tackles just one topic, which is the common thread that runs through raising children, training dogs, and dealing with Muslims on American soil who have dreams of caliphate glory.

Today's video podcast tackles the following topics: ·      0:00 Introduction ·      1:05 European inertia ·      9:52 Conservative Americans' malaise I almost kept to my upper limit of ten minutes, and hope to do better next time. You can also watch the video on Rumble.

Today's video podcast tackles four topics: One. The surprising nature of employees at major airports given the identity of most hijackers since the 1960s. Two. The non-stop leftist propaganda at Seattle Airport. Three. Our quisling institutions are part of why Trump signed the Iran MOU. Four. Apparently, the Holocaust will soon be a forbidden subject at schools for fear of offending...certain people. ·      0:00 Introduction ·      04:21 Airport Security ·      13:37 Seattle Airport indoctrination ·      18:28 Quisling institutions and the MOU ·      26:09 The forbidden Holocaust curriculum

Erica Rhodes, introduction, Serenity Prayer, patriotic song, Varney and Company, Law and Order, American Thinker, Auburn, Florida State, Arizona State, LSU, conclusionBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-true-conservative--2039343/support.

Today's topics are: ·      0:00 Introduction ·      0:16 Islam's sado-sexual culture ·      10:52 How America is doing in Iran and China ·      21:47 The reasonable reason for halting redistricting in South Carolina ·      26:43 A society cannot be structured around damaged people First, I examine the dueling reports about the unspeakable crimes Arabs committed against Jews on October 11 and Nicholas Kristof's blood libel about raped Arabs in Israeli prisons. I'll explain exactly why the former reports are manifestly true and the latter obscenely false. Second, I look at how we're doing vis-à-vis Iran and China. Maybe I'm a cockeyed optimist, but I think all is well under Trump's management. Third, before people get their knickers in a twist about the fact that the South Carolina legislature is dragging its heels on redistricting, there's reasonable thinking going on there. Fourth, and last, based on people I know and know of, a reminder that a society cannot organize itself around its most damaged members, no matter how sad their lives are.

Dr. Jack Cashill is an independent writer, documentary producer, and media consultant. Over the course of his career, he has written for Fortune, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The Weekly Standard, American Thinker, WND, The American Spectator, and The Washington Times. He also serves as executive editor for Ingram's, a regional business magazine.Dr. Cashill is the author of fifteen books and has collaborated discreetly on twenty others. In addition, he has produced numerous documentaries for regional PBS affiliates and national cable television networks.He earned a Ph.D. in American Studies from Purdue University, where he later taught media and literature, as well as at several universities in the Kansas City area. He also served as a Fulbright lecturer in France.In 2016, Dr. Cashill published TWA 800: Behind the Cover-Up and Conspiracy, an investigation into the 1996 crash of Trans World Airlines Flight 800.FOLLOW: @jackcashillVISIT: https://www.cashill.com/ORDER: https://www.amazon.com/TWA-800-Behind-Cover-Up-Conspiracy/dp/168451455XSUPPORT OUR WORK https://www.judicialwatch.org/donate/thank-youtube/ VISIT OUR WEBSITE http://www.judicialwatch.org

In this episode of Mining the Media, G.K.'s Talking Points include a short tribute to the passing of CNN and TBS founder Ted Turner, the surprising local election results in the United Kingdom, and an important American Thinker article on mental health that the guys are posting as a featured nugget. Dave then delivers a concise but in-depth history and civics lesson on government transparency, institutional accountability, and the importance of meaningful oversight in a constitutional republic. Drawing from historical examples involving intelligence agencies, covert operations, and political power, the conversation examines why no institution — regardless of party or ideology — should ever operate beyond public scrutiny. Thought-provoking conversation and cutting-edge questions and answers… minus the political blather. Please be sure to visit our website at www.miningthemedia.com and share with your friends, relatives, associates, and neighbors.

Anthony Jeselnik, introduction, Serenity Prayer, patriotic song, Varney and Company, Evil liberal, Ex3techno, motivation, meditation, The American Thinker, Professor Feynman, conclusionBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-true-conservative--2039343/support.

Is surging inflation and a failing Postal Service breaking America?

Natasha Collier, introduction, Serenity Prayer, patriotic song, Varney and Company, Dangerous Conservative, Dr Berg, motivation, meditation, American Thinker, Professor Feynman, conclusionBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-true-conservative--2039343/support.

This one's a bit different, because it's relatively short (for me) and discusses only a single topic: Whether Europe can survive. I don't think it can, and I explain why.

·      0:00 Introduction ·      0:40 Trump on Iran is no fool, no matter what the media say ·      11:43 Trump hatred started with Reagan hatred ·      15:11 The left mutilates Passover ·      28:18 The View hosts' modern eugenics ·      35:49 Free speech is dying in the Anglosphere

Rodney Dangerfield, introduction, Serenity Prayer, patriotic song, Varney and Company, Bad Democrat, American Thinker, motivation, meditation, Dr Berg, Professor Feynman, conclusionBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-true-conservative--2039343/support.

Today's topics are: ·      0:00 Introduction ·      0:23 Democrats are determined to lose another war ·      5:15 The Republican Party should not be a Big Tent. Toss the Groypers ·      20:28 The UK continues its war on self-defense

Today's topics are: 0:00 Introduction 0:38 We are not Jews with trembling knees 14:23 Why I don't like Joe Rogan 17:00 I'm optimistic about the Iran War 17:31 We have no choice but to fight 22:20 We are doing spectacularly well, and it's not a quagmire or forever war 29:44 Iran has terrible internal problems 33:39 The Gulf nations are sitting this one out 35:15 China isn't helping 38:24 The only thing that can defeat us...is us

Today's topics are (1) China isn't having a good year, whether at home or abroad (2) What's happening in Iran is both amazing and necessary (3) The Democrats' hatred for Trump is blinding them to both the truth and the incredible evil that the mullahs represent (4) There are morally decent Democrats, but they're incapable of seeing that the isolated problems they recognize are part of an inherently corrupt ideology (5) The Democrats are destroying young lives, with just one example highlighting what they've done

Today's topics are (1) how Trump took the necessary steps to improve his job approval in the lead-up to the midterms, (2) the reason tariffs won't cause economic collapse and why they're a wonderful and equitable way to raise revenue, (3) the real meaning behind "Prince" Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's detention, (4) the truth about the world in which Gavin Newsom grew up, and (5) the fact that my dad was right all along (going back to the 1970s) about the collapse of American K-12 education. You can find the Scott Sultzer essay I recommended here: https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2026/02/the_supreme_court_s_political_attack_masquerading_as_a_judicial_decision.html

Today's topics are the prince formerly known as Andrew, which is really more about Trump's prescience and the British government's cowardice than about Andrew himself; the woke, DEI-obsessed power behind the throne at trouble-plagued DC water, along with his own troubled history; America's scary generation of woke mad scientists show up for their biggest annual convention, and the lower House in the Netherlands' Parliament decides to jettison the country's wealth by chasing out the wealthy.

Today's topics are how the left is seeking to return us to an age when we no longer are Nature's master, but nature is our master, and a hard, cruel one at that; the completely unnecessary Silence of the Lambs apology; the unfriendly skies we're flying; the autism myth; and me smugly patting myself on the back for being right about a lot of things.

Today's topics are the real reason the NFL went with Bad Bunny, some thoughts about American football versus soccer, watching Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, and knitting and the magic of AI.

Today's topics are (once again) our grossly dishonest media, the story of Obama's "fixer" and Jeffrey Epstein, the tragedy of blacks failing in Marin County's school district (and one local media's effort to hide that), Europe's continued downfall as it bows before Islam, and the Ivy League college scam.

Today's topics are Trump's brilliance in negotiating a trade deal with India, the reality of the hijab (and it shouldn't be celebrated), the bizarre priorities of Senate Republicans when it comes to the SAVE Act, and understanding leftist Jews.

Dan talks with John Green of "American Thinker" about the lack of faith Americans have in the voting system. "Billboard" Chris Elston talks about how the tide is turning against gender-affirming care. Dan debates the issues with the voting system with local lawyer Randy Freking.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's topics are (1) more examples of the "de-Judaization" of the Holocaust and the total inversion as a vehicle to attack Jews, and (2) the weird thing about Michelle Obama's answer when she was asked whether she'd urge Obama to run again if Trump goes for a third term.

Today's topics are the terrible consequences of electing communists, the leftist view of religious rights, the dangerous drift toward "de-Judaizing" the Holocaust, and pure schadenfreude when looking at leftist expectations about "Melania," the movie.

The Rod and Greg Show Daily Rundown – Friday, January 30, 20264:20 pm: Anna Giaritelli, Immigration Reporter at the Washington Examiner, joins the show to discuss her story about why ICE and Border Patrol are bickering over which agency is best suited to arrest illegal immigrants.4:38 pm: Dr. Brian Joondeph, physician and writer, joins Rod and Greg to discuss his piece for American Thinker about the difference between the results of voter polls and what the media decides to report.6:05 pm: Jonathan Butcher, Education Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, joins the program to discuss the story of a teacher in Chicago that was placed on leave after posting his support for ICE on Facebook.6:20 pm: Cheryl Chumley, Online Opinion Editor for the Washington Times, joins the program to discuss her piece about how if Democrats truly want peace, they should be promoting peace.6:38 pm: We'll listen back to this week's conversations with Representative Tyler Clancy on his proposed legislation that will help solve violent crimes in Utah, and (at 6:50 pm) with Dr. Kurt Miceli of Do No Harm on a bill being considered by Utah lawmakers that would prohibit giving cross-sex hormones and puberty blockers to minors.

In today's high-octane episode of Joe Oltmann Untamed, we dive into the dramatic aftermath of yesterday's January 14, 2026, Tina Peters Colorado Court of Appeals hearing, where a three-judge panel (Ted Tow, Craig Welling, and Lino Lipinsky de Orlov) relentlessly grilled prosecutors on major flaws: a blatant indictment error swapping "might" for "must" that wrongly escalated a potential misdemeanor to felony, the questionable punishment of her protected First Amendment speech by branding her a "charlatan" at sentencing, and the exclusion of key evidence showing no personal gain signaling serious cracks in the Attorney General's case and potential paths to resentencing or reversal.We also unpack escalating chaos in Minnesota, where President Trump blasts corrupt politicians on Truth Social for failing to stop professional agitators looting federal vehicles, stealing rifles, and vandalizing ICE operations while Kyle Seraphin raises sharp questions about leftist gun hypocrisy, and "Tampon Tim" Walz's rhetoric fans the flames. Joe fires back with a strong post affirming most Coloradans stand with ICE, POTUS, law, order, and common sense, exposing the radical minority's grip through fraud and bots.We welcome Delta Force veteran and Green Beret Dale Comstock, author of American Badass, for a no-holds-barred tactical breakdown of a potential Maduro extraction drawing from his legendary 1989 explosive breach of Modelo Prison in Panama, weighing modern challenges with Russian/Chinese influence, urban threats, foreign actor backlash (Iran, Hezbollah), oil infrastructure risks, narco-state fallout, and post-removal protection lessons amid hybrid warfare. Later, attorney Jonathan Moseley (22-year veteran, George Mason Law grad, Jan. 6 defender for Proud Boys and Oath Keepers, American Thinker contributor) returns for an in-depth follow-up on the oral arguments, dissecting the judges' tough questioning and what it means for Tina's fight. This is an unfiltered truth on domestic injustice, global ops, and the battle for America catch us live now!

Today's topics are one doctor's testimony in the Senate reveals how ideologically corrupt medical education has become, an essay by Ireland's former president reveals more than she realizes when she rants against infant baptism, Scott Adams's death highlights (again) how utterly corrupt the media are (but change can happen), and the necessity for Trump to act in Iran.

Today, there's only one topic: Singapore. I spent 12 days there and have opinions (plus, if you're watching the video, photographs).

Editorial cartoonists Ted Rall (from the Left) and Scott Stantis (from the Right) are joined by Alice Giordano to handicap next year's midterm elections. Alice Giordano is a reporter for Newsmax Magazine. She's a former political and news correspondent for The Epoch Times, The Boston Globe, and Associated Press and currently writes a monthly political column for The Boston Broadside and has been a contributor to The Federalist and American Thinker.Support the showThe DMZ America Podcast is recorded weekly by political cartoonists Ted Rall and Scott Stantis. Twitter/X: @scottstantis and @tedrallWeb: Rall.com

In this week's edition of Let's Talk About This, Father McTeigue examines the fading of Christendom through history, culture, and theology, pushing back against claims that its decline is either inevitable or desirable. He challenges the Church to reckon with how we arrived here and what rebuilding authentic Catholic civilization must look like. Father finishes with Weekend Readiness to prepare you for Sunday Mass. Show Notes To a Hierarch…with Regret… | Fr. Robert McTeigue, S.J.  [Catholic Caucus] Head of Italian bishops says 'the end of Christendom is not a defeat'  'We have no consensus to gain': Zuppi calls for new commitment to evangelization  Italian Cardinal Zuppi hails 'end of Christendom,' says it won't be a defeat - American Thinker  https://x.com/Monarchies2000/status/1992285831198015904  A Brief History of Our Annihilation - Crisis Magazine Catena Aurea: Commentary On the Four Gospels Collected Out of the Works of the Fathers Thomas Aquinas: Catena Aurea - Matthew: English  First Sunday of Advent | USCCB iCatholic Mobile The Station of the Cross Merchandise - Use Coupon Code 14STATIONS for 10% off | Catholic to the Max Read Fr. McTeigue's Written Works! "Let's Take A Closer Look" with Fr. Robert McTeigue, S.J. | Full Series Playlist Listen to Fr. McTeigue's Preaching! | Herald of the Gospel Sermons Podcast on Spotify Visit Fr. McTeigue's Website | Herald of the Gospel Questions? Comments? Feedback? Ask Father!

Today's topics are tariffs, and why Trump's tariffs are good, not bad; the divisions (perhaps good ones) that come from our siloed media world; and the reason that medical costs are so high and—sorry—will never go down.

Tune in here to this Thursday edition of the Brett Winterble Show! Brett kicks off the program by discussing the negative opinions surrounding the demolition of the East Wing at the White House. He uses this story to spark a discussion about unity — and what it really means in a country of more than 300 million people. Describing unity as “the golden cow of political rhetoric,” he remarks that unity without purpose is merely “conformity with better branding.” Later, Brett addresses the ongoing issues of illegal immigration and the cost of living in the United States. He references an article from "The American Thinker" that examines illegal immigration through what it calls “the lens of simplicity.” The article states that regardless of whether the statistics have been manipulated, the fact remains that a significant cost is placed on U.S. taxpayers as a result of this form of immigration. Today we’re joined by Dick Morris, author of “The Real Charlie Kirk”. In this exclusive interview, Morris says he worked closely with Charlie Kirk while campaigning for Donald Trump during the 2024 election. He adds that he was proud to work with Kirk on advancing his agenda, which Morris describes as “not compromising, but rather explaining how the Christian movement and politics interfaced.” Listen here for all of this and more on The Brett Winterble Show! For more from Brett Winterble check out his YouTube channel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.