Podcast appearances and mentions of Barry Moore

Katie Porter's Surge in the California Governor RaceWith Kamala Harris opting out of a gubernatorial run, Katie Porter is reaping the benefits. New polling from Politico shows Porter pulling ahead, with 30 percent of Harris's former supporters now backing her. Former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra trail behind at 16 and 11 percent, respectively. Porter's advantage comes from her visibility and defined ideology — she's well known and clearly positioned on the progressive spectrum.California's jungle primary system means all candidates run on the same ballot, and the top two — regardless of party — face off in the general. Right now, two Republicans are splitting their share of the vote, which adds up to something in the thirties. Porter is in the driver's seat, but with that comes the expectation of incoming fire. Her reputation for detail and sharp questioning in Congress could cut both ways — she's admired for precision but rumored to have a temper and staff issues that may resurface.If you ask me, I'd rather be in her shoes than anyone else's in this race. Governor Porter is no longer a long shot — she's a top contender. Sure, she's not universally loved, and her style is a sharp contrast to someone like Gavin Newsom, who leans more on charisma than policy depth. But Porter's grounded, process-oriented approach might resonate with voters ready for a different kind of leadership. It's early — but she's clearly in the lead.The Freedom Caucus ExodusChip Roy is heading home — not just to Texas, but into the state attorney general race. He's leaving behind his role in the House and with it, another domino falls in the dissolution of the Freedom Caucus. He's not alone. Byron Donalds is going for Florida governor. Barry Moore wants a Senate seat in Alabama. Ralph Norman is aiming for South Carolina's governor's mansion. The list goes on — and the pattern is clear.These were the hardliners — the names you heard when Speaker fights broke out or when high-stakes votes were in play. Now, they're moving on, seeking promotions or exits. The Freedom Caucus' influence, once loud and obstructive, is quietly fading. They all bent the knee to Trump eventually, and now it seems like they're cashing out or repositioning for relevance in state politics.In Texas, the AG job is a powerful one. Ken Paxton used it as a springboard and wielded it aggressively. If Roy wins, expect more of that hard-edged, action-first governance. But nationally, their exodus signals something more — the end of a chapter. The Freedom Caucus isn't what it was, and its main voices are scattering. Their watch has ended.Tulsi Gabbard's Deep State OverhaulTulsi Gabbard, now Director of National Intelligence, has unveiled ODNI 2.0 — a major restructuring plan that slashes staff and consolidates units focused on countering foreign influence and cyber threats. The goal is to cut $700 million annually — a bold move, but one in line with this administration's mission to slim down government operations. It's another signal that this White House doesn't operate under old assumptions.The intelligence world, long a target of Trumpian criticism, is being gutted — not just for size but for perceived bias. There's a strong undercurrent here about the so-called deep state and its relationship with the press. This move isn't just administrative — it's cultural. It's about information control. Gabbard is targeting the pipelines that leak classified narratives to shape public perception.Living in D.C., you feel the impact of this. It's a company town — when the company is laying off hundreds, the town shifts. Longer happy hours. People breaking leases. Uncertainty hanging in the air. But if you're in this administration, it's not about sympathy. It's about loyalty — or the lack thereof. And for many who see Trump as the duly elected CEO of the U.S. government, trimming the fat is justice, not politics.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro00:02:43 - Interview with Alex Isenstadt00:27:40 - Update00:28:54 - Katie Porter00:31:49 - Chip Roy00:34:28 - Gabbard Cuts00:41:23 - Interview with Evan Scrimshaw01:31:52 - Wrap-up This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.politicspoliticspolitics.com/subscribe

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Barry joins Jeff to go over a few things happening with the BBB.

In the first hour Jeff chats about his Israel trip and then hangs out with Barry Moore.

Today Jeff chats with Barry Moore, Mike Dickinson, John Reid and Sam Richardson on this Mid-Week Edition of The Jeff Katz Show!

On this episode we sit down with Congressman Barry Moore's staff member, Kristina Helms who explains what the Mobile Office is and where they are located. She explains the services she can provide at these Mobile Offices. She will be at the Saraland Municipal Complex every second Tuesday of the month starting at 1pm.

Don't get scammed... and Barry Moore of the VA BBB tells Jeff what ya need to look out for!

In the first hour Jeff goes over some of his interview with Lt. Gov. Sears and then chats with Barry Moore of the BBB.

Ok... so it's the middle of the week and Jeff is cruise'n with Barry Moore, John Reid & Mike Dickinson on this Happy Hump Day Edition of The Jeff Katz Show!

Most rehab plans focus on movement — but what if the real transformation begins in the mind?In this minisode, host Karen Dwyer shares her biggest takeaways from her conversation with Barry Moore, founder of Vitality Neuro Rehab and a movement practitioner on the MS to Success team.From movement snacks to nervous system resets, Karen unpacks what it really means to reconnect with your body – no matter how long it's been. If you've ever been told to “just adapt,” this episode is your invitation to believe again.In This Minisode, You'll Learn:

How do you move again when your body says you can't? This week on Talk Healing to Me, host Karen Dwyer speaks with Barry Moore, founder of Vitality Neuro Rehab, about the breakthrough brain-first approach that's helping people with MS, stroke, and other chronic conditions reconnect to movement and rebuild confidence — even after years of being told it's “too late.”Barry shares how he's shifting the rehab conversation from muscle power to neural rewiring, and why empowering people with practical tools and belief is just as important as any therapy.If you've ever been told to just “adapt” to a diagnosis or that progress isn't possible — this episode will change your perspective.In This Episode, You'll Learn:

Barry Moore of the BBB joins Jeff to talk about business accreditation.

In the first hour Jeff talks about being "The Best"... sorta... then chats with Barry Moore of the BBB.

Jeff takes time to really touch base & connect with the audience when it comes to renaming the ghetto while mixing it up with Barry Moore, John Reid, Sam Richardson & Avi Remetz on this Happy Hump Day Edition of The Jeff Katz Show!

Mid week and we are rolling with Jeff chatting with Barry Moore, John Reid, William Burnett and Mike Dickinson on this Happy Hump Day Edition of The Jeff Katz Show.

Barry Moore of the Virginia BBB joins Jeff to talk about how your business can move into a better place.

In the first hour Jeff chats about the RVA Sheriff race and then chats with Barry Moore of the BBB.

In the first hour Jeff chats about RPS schools and then chats with Barry Moore of the BBB.

Mid-week and yes... we are still here... I know amazing right?... Well anywho Jeff zips thru the afternoon by chatting with Barry Moore, Sam Richardson and our friend & VA GOP Lt. Governor candidate John Reid on this Happy Hump Day Edition of The Jeff Katz Show!

Barry Moore of the VA BBB shows up and gives Jeff an update on future events and how to get your business on the right track!

Barry Moore shows up to tell everyone who wasn't around yesterday totally missed out but still gives ya a chance to make your business... BETTER!

In the first hour Jeff talks about banning food dyes and then about business "stuff" with Barry Moore.

Barry Moore joins Jeff to highlight an upcoming BBB Event that YOU need to be a part of!

In the final hour Jeff chats with Robert Spencer and Barry Moore.

Barry Moore of the BBB joins Jeff to chat about an upcoming event and why YOUR BUSINESS needs to be accredited!

Jeff ponders why his tax dollars need to go to people who want to just eat chips & cookies while Barry Moore explains the finer points of the Better Business Bureau.

Barry Moore of the Virginia Better Business Bureau joins Jeff to give business owners some tools and how they can get accredited.

Barry Moore head up Virginia's BBB and he chats with Jeff about it.

AlabamaChinese Bots have been targeting AL congressman Barry Moore and othersState lawmaker alarmed by audit of AL Electrical contractors licensing boardBirmingham police chief Scott Thurmond to retire at end of NovemberFL report released on surgeon who removed AL man's liver, killing himPinson family loses both sons in head on crashes, 8 years apartALGOP releases a list of values and priorities called Contract with AlabamaNationalFormer Trump WH staff defend him from accusations by Gen. John KellyKamala Harris admits to mistakes but cannot name one during time in WHAccuser of Harris' husband doubles her effort to make slapping story knownAG for LA sues DHS for bringing illegal into state with deadly diseaseReport shows about 4.2 million illegals processed by Biden admin in 2024TN AG says Biden/Harris WH had plan to release migrants into that stateTucker Carlson delivers a fiery speech at rally for Trump in Atlanta

Today, the Two Mikes spoke with Mr. Barry Moore, a good and valued friend of our podcast, and earlier of our efforts on the radio. Currently, Mr. Moore is the President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Central Virginia, (BBB, https://www.bbb.org). Mr. Moore noted that the BBB was founded in 1912, and from that time till this the Bureau has not received a cent of support from any government. All of its money come from the business and citizens who contribute to support the BBB's work.