Podcast appearances and mentions of giancarlo sopo

Today on The Editors, Rich, Charlie, Maddy and Michael discuss Tuesday's election results, the Wednesday debate, and Joe Manchin's potential presidential aspirations. Bonus: Rich and Maddy are joined by Giancarlo Sopo to discuss Killers of the Flower Moon.

On episode 24, Charles starts off by answering two questions. (1) "Were he alive today, would Ben Franklin be repairing old cars or modifying golf carts?" (2) "What do you think the practical end goal of judicial Originalism is supposed to be?"Then it's time for a conversation with pollster and strategist, Giancarlo Sopo, who answers questions about the GOP's challenges going into 2024. Is abortion going to drag Republicans down in swing states? How much will January 6 continue to matter? Does DeSantis have a better chance than Trump? And what are the Democrats' liabilities?The dial-up tone in the introduction was recorded by lintphishx and is used under a CC 3.0 License.  

It's been almost a full week since we all dutifully performed our civic duty and cast our votes in the midterm election. And yet, we STILL don't know which party will control the House of Representatives in the upcoming term. Stu Burguiere delivers the latest updates and exposes some of the ridiculous state laws that are currently holding up the vote-tallying process. Then, conservative media strategist Giancarlo Sopo joins to break down Florida's HUGE midterm wins that have reclassified Florida as a red state. And more bumps in the road for Joe Biden's unconstitutional student debt forgiveness plan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After canvassing recently during a voting registration drive ahead of the voter registration deadline for this year's midterm elections, volunteers gathered at the Museum of Graffiti in Miami for a game of dominoes —  the national pastime played by most Cubans. The game was hosted by a group called the Miami Freedom Project, a grassroots organization formed by Cuban American progressives that promotes civic engagement in cultural spaces in Miami — a city facing increasing housing costs and rising sea levels. “You can talk about things that you love and care about. In this case it was, you know, climate in the city and what issues need to be addressed. And like, candidates who are related to kind of driving things forward in terms of climate since we're at ground zero,”  said Leilany Bruce, who attended the domino tournament after canvassing.  People gather to play dominoes, Cuba's national past-time, at the Museum of Graffiti in Miami.  Credit: Virginia Lora/The World In Florida, almost a third of Latinos are Cuban or Cuban American, with a particular history of escaping Cuba's communist authoritarian rule. For many, that has meant a stronger alignment with the Republican Party's hardline stance against communism. Now, progressives in Miami are trying to break the grip that Republicans have had on the state's Latino voters by making cultural connections to Cubans in the US ahead of Nov. 8 midterms. Bruce said politics was never a big deal for her Cuban Jamaican family, but through events like this, she has become more politically active. Community gatherings such as domino game nights, art workshops and community dinners create spaces for progressives to try to change the narrative that to be politically involved as a Cuban American means voting Republican and advancing conservative policies.  Leilany Bruce has attended several events organized by the Miami Freedom Project, including the dominoes tournament. She has recently become more engaged thanks in part to the cultural events she has attended through the Miami Freedom Project and other progressive organizations in Miami.  Credit: Virginia Lora/The World The Miami Freedom Project recently hosted an event with Cuban artists from the San Isidro movement, who recently fled the island after an increase in government censorship. Speaking to the group, co-founder Ana Sofia Pelaez made connections between the Communist regime and authoritarian impulses many progressives see in the American right.Some Miami progressives who worked for Democratic campaigns in 2016 and 2018 were disenchanted by the disconnect they saw between the liberal political establishment and the individuals they were trying to reach.“You can't just show up every two to four years and just assume, when you need something, that people are going to be there for you,” Pelaez said.  Ana Sofia Pelaez (in blue), founder of the Miami Freedom Project and Iris Ruiz (in black), Cuban artist and coordinator for the San Isidro movement lead an art workshop at La Esquina de Abuela, a cultural center in Miami. Cuba's Movimiento San Isidro is a group of Cuban artists, activists, journalists and academics that came together to protest against Cuba's authoritarian regime. Credit: Virginia Lora/The World She hopes that promoting civic engagement in cultural spaces will encourage community dialogues around local issues facing Miamians today, such as affordable housing and climate change — not just when there's an election on the line.  “We start with the community and identify what they need and then have that lead us to the advocacy, to the campaign, to the candidate,” she said.South Florida Republicans have been doing a version of this for a long time, and have reaped the rewards. Giancarlo Sopo is a political strategist and founder of public relations and marketing agency, Visto Media.  “These Republican national committee, these RNC community centers, in places where Hispanics can come in, they get information about an upcoming election, they can sign up to volunteer, but they also do things like host citizenship classes, teach them small business skills,” said Sopo, who led Donald Trump's National 2020 Hispanic advertising, much of which was focused in Florida. “People who come from Latin America and escaped left-wing dictatorships,, they are not going to align with the left-of-center political party. They're gonna want to align more with the conservative party.” Ana Sofia Pelaez (in blue), founder of the Miami Freedom Project and Iris Ruiz (in black), Cuban artist and coordinator for the San Isidro movement lead an art workshop at La Esquina de Abuela, a cultural center in Miami. Credit: Viriginia Lora/The World In the 2000 election, George W. Bush narrowly won Florida, thanks, in part, to the large turnout of Cuban voters. In 2004, his support among Cuban Americans was 78%. While Barack Obama made some gains with Cuban voters, in 2016 and 2020, more than half supported Donald Trump. In South Florida, the Cuban American establishment has deep roots and influence in local institutions and the media, so progressives' efforts to sway voters will likely be an uphill battle. Guillermo Grenier is professor of sociology at Florida International University who studies Cuban American ideology and immigration in Miami. Cubans are 35.6% of the population in Miami, but according to Grenier, it's more than just the numbers. Newcomers build on the foundation of the Cuban American establishment, which has had a stronghold on Miami institutions from the media to local politics since the 1980s. Grenier has been conducting FIU's Cuba Poll, a survey on Cuban American political attitudes, since 1991, and he's seen a pattern over the years. Newer immigrants and younger Cubans tend to be more liberal, but eventually, they fall in line.Florida's Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis and Sen. Marco Rubio, the country's highest-ranking Cuban American in politics, are on the ballot again. A strong majority of Cuban Americans are expected to back their reelection bids on Tuesday. Progressives hope their conversations with voters this year will be laying the foundation for future elections.Editor's note: Virginia Lora comes to us from “Feet in 2 Worlds,” a project that brings the work of immigrant reporters to public radio. 

¿Por qué cada vez más latinos dejan las filas demócratas para unirse a las filas republicanas? Luego de las políticas fallidas del Presidente Biden para solucionar los problemas de las minorías parece que esta tendencia continuará creciendo de cara a las elecciones del 2024. Dania Alexandrino conversa con el Analista y estratega Giancarlo Sopo.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the third hour of The Vince Coglianese Show, Vince speaks with Giancarlo Sopo about Biden's floundering Hispanic numbers.  A disturbing crime wave in DC where suspects are stealing dogs.  Victims of a hold up that occurred yesterday share their story.  For more coverage on the issues that matter to you visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 from 3-6pm. To join the conversation, check us out on social media: @WMAL @VinceCoglianese See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's going on in Cuba? Misleading media spin portrays the ongoing uprising in Cuba as a mass protest against an authoritarian regime's “mismanagement” of COVID-19. Here's the truth. Cuban-American GOP media strategist Giancarlo Sopo explains the real story of the Cuban people's revolt. He walks us through the overlooked history of how socialism has repressed the people of Cuba, pushing its brave people to the breaking point where they're risking their lives to speak out. Plus, we discuss the impact of the US trade embargo on Cuba and what Americans should learn from Cubans' plight. Follow Giancarlo on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GiancarloSopo Follow Brad on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bradpolumbo/ Follow Brad on Twitter: https://twitter.com/brad_polumbo

Glenn and Stu review what the new GOP-pushed voting laws actually do — and why they're anything but "21st-century Jim Crow," as President Biden claimed. The Texas Democrats who fled their state are so brave. And great singers. Author Peter Schweizer joins to argue that Hunter Biden's new art career is “no doubt” a money-laundering scheme and review what he's discovered on Hunter's laptop. Media strategist Giancarlo Sopo shares his insight on the Cuba protests and what sources on the ground have told him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Glenn gives President Biden a much-needed history lesson on Jim Crow laws. Stu reviews what the new GOP-pushed voting laws actually do. The Texas Democrats who fled their state are so brave. And great singers. Dr. W. Ian Lipkin joins a year after speaking with Glenn from quarantine to review his new thoughts on the origins of COVID-19. Glenn responds to socialists who insist that Cuba isn't socialist. Hundreds of Cuban protesters have now gone missing. Author Peter Schweizer joins to argue that Hunter Biden's new art career is “no doubt” a money-laundering scheme and review what he's discovered on Hunter's laptop. Media strategist Giancarlo Sopo shares his insight on the Cuba protests and what sources on the ground have told him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the rest of the month, we will be taking a break off from new shows, which means we are going back to our Latino Rebels Radio archives with a rebroadcast from November 6, 2019.Here is what that 2019 episode is all about:We thought the issue of self-identity in the U.S. Latino community when it comes to using LATINX was so 2015, but apparently not? The last few weeks, a debate that some (like us) would say is just manufactured has been front and center. LR Radio's Julio Ricardo Varela talks with guest Giancarlo Sopo, whose USA Today opinion piece from late October has struck a nerve with people, leading to questions about political ideologies and why self-identity is well, so damn personal.Music courtesy of La Plebe.

As a complement to our two previous shows with Carlos Odio (https://audioboom.com/posts/7734926-owning-the-narrative-of-the-2020-latino-vote?playlist_direction=reversed) and Giancarlo Sopo (https://audioboom.com/posts/7735798-trump-s-32-percent) , Latino Rebels Radio host Julio Ricardo Varela welcomes Kristian Ramos (https://twitter.com/kramos1841?lang=en) of Autonomy Strategies to continue the conversation about the 2020 election cycle and Latino vote takeaways. Featured image: AP Photo/Matt Rourke This episode was produced by Harsha Nahata. Music courtesy of Nacional Records (http://www.nacionalrecords.com/) and La Plebe (https://open.spotify.com/album/03RzmjmnwUciSB6HwO0zZJ?highlight=spotify:track:4QVdx1xmxRW3lJf19Fl9H0) . For more about our telehealth sponsor, click here (http://plannedparenthood.org/rebels) .

Our election analysis continues by looking at the 32 percent of U.S. Latinos who, according to national exit polls, voted for Donald Trump—the incumbent who lost to Joe Biden. Latino Rebels Radio host Julio Ricardo Varela welcomes Giancarlo Sopo (https://twitter.com/GiancarloSopo) of the 2020 Trump campaign. During his time with the campaign, Giancarlo played a key role in messaging to certain sectors of U.S. Latino voters. Featured image: AP Photo/Lynne Sladky

Stu does ... stolen elections! The liberal media is freaking out over Donald Trump's claims of impropriety in the 2020 presidential election. Surely the Left would never be guilty of such a heinous act, right? Of course they would; it's ALWAYS projection. Then, communication strategist Giancarlo Sopo is here to talk about the Latino impact on the election, and Dan Andros from Faithwire calls in to give his take on the Left's voter fraud hypocrisy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Stu does … less stimulation! What’s the next best thing to have happen immediately after the passing of a $2 trillion stimulus package? Passing ANOTHER $2 trillion stimulus package! Stu examines the pros and cons of President Trump’s infrastructure plan. Then, Scott Lincicome of the Cato Institute discusses the state of modern libertarianism in the midst of a global pandemic. And, TheBlaze’s Giancarlo Sopo dives into the hypocrisy behind the media condemning religious institutions for their beliefs, while accepting their charity without complaint. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Obama-era DOJ whistleblower Philip Haney was found dead over the weekend, reportedly by suicide. But Glenn knew Haney as a true patriot, a winter soldier, and a friend. And he doesn’t believe the "suicide" theory at all. A Salon article laid out democratic socialism’s goal to destroy capitalism and prepare for revolution. And coronavirus has hit Iran, South Korea, and Italy as the world prepares for a possible pandemic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Obama-era DOJ whistleblower Philip Haney was found dead over the weekend, reportedly by suicide. But Glenn knew Haney as a true patriot, a winter soldier, and a friend. And he doesn’t believe the "suicide" theory at all. Bernie Sanders won big in Nevada, but looks quite communist after backing Fidel Castro’s literacy programs. A Salon article laid out democratic socialism’s goal to destroy capitalism and prepare for revolution. And new Trump-Russia interference rumors may have been leaked by Adam Schiff’s committee! Coronavirus has hit Iran, South Korea, and Italy as the world prepares for a possible pandemic. And TheBlaze.com writer Giancarlo Sopo discusses how poorly Cuban-Americans like himself view Sanders’ socialism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the impeachment trial continues in the Senate, CNN’s John King and MSNBC’s Chris Matthews bring up two good points for President Trump and the GOP. And is the impeachment trial making Democrats lose interest? Bernie is going up in the polls as we head into the Iowa caucuses, while Biden plateaus in the latest NBC/WSJ poll. And Democratic candidate John Delaney decided to end his race for the White House after the longest-running campaign. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adam Schiff finds himself in hot water after a Politico article reported he may have mischaracterized evidence during the impeachment trial. Who woulda thought? And Democrats are on edge about a possible impeachment trial witness trade of former White House national security adviser John Bolton and Hunter Biden. Presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard sues Hillary Clinton over her remarks that indicated Gabbard was a "Russian asset." Does she actually stand a chance of winning? Today's Sponsors: Wake up to America’s coffee! Go to https://blackriflecoffee.com/why and enter the discount code WHY to receive 20% OFF your first order of any coffee products (including Black Rifle Coffee Club!). Patriot Mobile is the only company that donates a portion of your phone bill to support conservative causes. Starting at $25, plans come with unlimited talk, text, and the same reliable, nationwide service with no hidden fees! Get a free month of service when you open a new line of service with the offer code NEWS at https://patriotmobile.com/news Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Virginia citizens had to rally to defend their Second Amendment rights today. But it probably turned into a war zone, since there were so many people with guns there ... right? Nope! And the New York Times endorsed not one, but TWO Democratic candidates, further proving the divide in the Democratic Party. And Bernie Sanders wants you to know that he doesn't tolerate "bullsh*t." Today's Sponsor:  Get your life back with Relief Factor and its 3-Week Quick Start for only $19.95. If you are in pain, what have you got to lose? Go to https://www.relieffactor.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Despite Planned Parenthood’s insistence that funding women’s "reproductive health" is a matter of life and death, it’s spending $45 million of our tax money on political campaigns! Meanwhile, an actual climate expert tells Congress that Greta Thunberg's and AOC’s climate change "facts" aren’t facts. And President Trump wasn’t about to let CNN’s Jim Acosta interrupt him. Today’s sponsor:Get your life back with RELIEF FACTOR and its 3-Week Quick Start for only $19.95. If you are in pain, what have you got to lose? Go to https://www.relieffactor.comHome title theft is one of the fastest-growing white-collar crimes in America. Protect your home’s title with HOME TITLE LOCK. Get 60 risk-free days of protection at https://HomeTitleLock.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sara, Stu, Giancarlo Sopo and Aaron Colen discuss a new video of Kanye West as he muses on the idea of a 2024 presidential run. Can America handle it? And, an update to the bizarre and unfortunate story of James Younger, a 7-year-old Texas boy being forced by his mother to live his life as a girl against his wishes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We thought the issue of self-identity in the U.S. Latino community when it comes to using LATINX was so 2015, but apparently not? The last few weeks, a debate that some (like us) would say is just manufactured has been front and center. LR Radio's Julio Ricardo Varela talks with guest Giancarlo Sopo (https://twitter.com/GiancarloSopo) , whose USA Today opinion piece (https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2019/10/25/latinx-race-progressives-hispanic-latinos-column/4082760002/) from late October has struck a nerve with people, leading to questions about political ideologies and why self-identity is well, so damn personal.

Giancarlo Sopo of the National Review institute discusses the problems progressives have with gendered languages.

Sara, Stu, Pat, and Giancarlo Sopo dive into the Department of Justice’s decision to make an official criminal investigation out of its research into the origins of Robert Mueller’s Russia probe. And things continue to get worse for freshman Democratic Congresswoman Katie Hill’s sex scandal after the release of new explicit photos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

CNN’s April Ryan exhibits her extremely lacking knowledge of both racial politics and the weather while discussing the path of incoming Hurricane Dorian. And there was another loopy leftist lecture, as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez took to her Instagram account to give a stunningly ill-informed lecture on the definition of capitalism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Glenn sits down to have a conversation with Giancarlo Sopo who is a communications strategist and has advised multinational corporations, professional services firms, leaders, and non-profit organizations in the United States and Latin America. They discuss the lack of knowledge on what Socialism actually is and the ever-present failure in Venezuela. They also dive into immigration policy, the situation with the border wall and migrants claiming asylum, and what the path forward should be to become more unified as a country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On "This Week in South Florida," hosts Michael Putney and Glenna Milberg sit down with Politico reporter Marc Caputo, political blogger Justin Sayfie, civil rights activist H.T. Smith and communication strategist Giancarlo Sopo to discuss the week's top news stories.

Communication strategist Giancarlo Sopo joins the program Senate cuts off debate on Kavanaugh, making his confirmation all but certain It's the one-year anniversary of the start of the #MeToo movement - The cast looks back on a chaotic twelve months Jobs report still consistent with strong economy even as employment gains slow, economists say Orrin Hatch waves off female protesters demanding to speak with him - Of course, outrage ensues... Poll shows almost half of millennial Democrats identify as either socialist or democratic socialist Manufacturers on pace for most bullish year ever amid lower taxes and deregulation Donald Trump, Jr. says he worries for his sons' futures - Whoopi Goldberg implies his sons have abusive "tendencies" "Rape Rape" - Whoopi said something markedly different about Roman Polanski... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 1 'Californians, don't move to Texas'?...Net Neutrality returns… well, to California that is. Governor Jerry Brown just signed into law, more or less, the same Obama era law that regulated the Internet on a federal level...companies are fleeing California by the minute...California hates entrepreneurship ...Rachel Mitchell memo released...the prosecutor that questioned Kavanaugh accuser Ford, shreds her case in a 5 page memo; Bottom line? Classic, weak case of 'he said, she said' ...#MeToo coupe?...the narrative has been changed?...this is more about victims of sexual abuse then it is about Kavanaugh...Mob mentality rules?    Hour 2 Third Accuser and her major credibility issues?...might be far more dubious than we had imagined, files emerged from a lawsuit against her 18 years ago? ...Democrat, Giancarlo Sopo joins to discuss the Kavanaugh confirmation hearings...one of the few Democrats speaking out against the rise of Democratic Socialism...church of social justice...'just no evidence there'...the goal posts have been moved again ...A New York rarity, a serious Libertarian candidate, Larry Shape joins to discuss his serious run for Governor of NY...a former US Marine and trucking company executive, takes a shot at running for one of the toughest political positions in the country   Hour 3  Being Libertarian in Democratic states like California and New York?...How do you get the common sense Democrat and Republican on the same wave length?...we need to stop voting for the 'less of the two evils' ...NAFTA has been renegotiated...Canada has just signed on...credit President Trump? ...'Hey Fatso', aka Jeffy Fisher, joins the show to discuss his up coming podcast 'Chewing the Fat'...It's so 2017?...calling someone a 'racist' is so over played? ...Kanye and the 13th Amendment ruse the Left has fallen into...it's not about principal? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Democratic activist Giancarlo Sopo warns of the dangers of democratic socialism.

Democratic activist Giancarlo Sopo warns of the dangers of democratic socialism.

Giancarlo Sopo on Socialism and the Democratic Party.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep #163 - Best of the Program: 8/20/18    - American Idiot' 2018? - Apologizing for privilege, is an insult to our ancestors?  - 'Addicted To Outrage' and in need of some R-E-S-P-I-C-T? - Democratic Socialism vs. Capitalism (w/Giancarlo Sopo)  - The Real Story on Venezuela (w/Mariana Gonstead)  - Long-life Catholics speak out?   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 1 A largely pathetic gathering?...'Unite the Right' ends in failure...over hyped rally, where no one showed, except for Antifa?...NBC reporter gets the 'rough and tumble' treatment?...only 24 people showed...more people show up for a spin class, then showed up to the White supremacist rally in DC? ...a social media 'czar' is needed? ...Josh from PA describes 8.28 as one of the 'greatest experiences of my life'...8.28 was the perfect example of 'peace and unity' rally    Hour 2 Writer, actor, comedian and Canadian, Gavin McInnes joins Glenn to discuss the state of things...Gavin is the CRTV host of 'Get Off My Lawn'... banned on Twitter...'we all need to fight for hateful speech'...half of America is 'punching back'...and 'yes' were heading to civil war?...albino skateboarders vs. supremacists?...the Malcolm vs Martin approach?...'sick of the high road crap, it doesn't work?'...free speech has become 'radical'   Hour 3 Democratic Socialism is a scam?...Communication strategist, Giancarlo Sopo joins to explain?...the days of the JFK Democrat voters are far and few, almost non-existent? ...Flashback: Maxine Waters threatens socialist take over of big oil ...Democratic Congressional Caucus = Radical Socialists? ...Killer whale mom finally lets go? ...Moments of human kindness needed Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices