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It's been a while since former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan was in the public spotlight, but in this episode, we discover his surprising stance: he's bullish on crypto! In fact, he believes that crypto could be crucial in staving off a U.S. debt crisis. We dive deep into his core argument and explore a range of related topics, such as:  - America's debt crisis - The potential loss of the U.S. reserve currency status - How crypto could help the U.S. stay ahead of China - Why the left is anti-crypto - Crypto under a Trump vs. Kamala's administration  This episode highlights how crypto is becoming an essential issue in Washington. Tune in for a comprehensive look at crypto's growing influence on U.S. politics and beyond. ------ BANKLESS SPONSOR TOOLS:

Allyster Waters and Matt Clayton of Project Playground have a great story. Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan slams the authoritarian narcissist. Abbott signed the harmful, unconstitutional bill. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicsdoneright/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicsdoneright/support

There is still no speaker of the house, Dave and Debbie break down the latest on where things are at and listen to insight from Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan as he joined Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson.     

Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan spoke at Utah Valley University about some of the challenges facing our nation. Political science student Mckenna Lambert and communications student Hannah Oh join to discuss their takeaways from Paul Ryan on polarization and how it's impacting our country's ability to function. 

Former Speaker of the US House of Representatives Paul Ryan joins Boyd live from Utah Valley University. Ryan discusses why moral relativism is one of the biggest problems in society and the importance of our institutions. He also comments on the current state of things in the US House, reforming the rule that allowed Rep. Gaetz to remove Kevin McCarthy, and getting past performative politics.

Boyd interviews Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan during his visit to Utah Valley University. UVU Students and former Utah governor Gary Herbert also give their insights into Paul Ryan's visit and the state of our politics today.

Before Kevin Mcarthy was Speaker of the House it was Nancy Pelosi. Before Nancy Pelosi it was Paul Ryan. Inside Sources Host Boyd Matheson joins the show to give us a sneak peek of what we can expect from his interview with former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.  

Ogden police investigating use-of-force incident in Ogden High School Transitional housing in Sandy Boyd Matheson to interview former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan Utah scholarship football players receive 2024 Ram trucks as part of NIL deal There’s an influx of people applying for TPS in Utah

As Americans celebrate Independence Day this week, the Free Expression Podcast features some of Wall Street Journal editor at large Gerry Baker's best interviews, including conversations with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, 2024 Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., commentator Heather Mac Donald, political scientist Ruy Teixeira and former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former President Donald Trump is expected to appear in a Miami courtroom Tuesday to face federal criminal charges related to his handling of classified documents. Trump is expected to plead "not guilty" to the 37 counts he faces. CBS News' Robert Costa reports from Miami, Florida.Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss the indictment of former President Donald Trump on federal charges related to his handling of classified documents after he left the White House. He also discusses why he thinks Trump is guaranteed to lose in 2024 if he is the nominee.The Baltimore Orioles recently pushed their left field wall back about 30 feet, retroactively robbing "CBS Mornings" co-host Tony Dokoupil of a homerun hit he hit there in high school. Dokoupil revisits the stadium to understand the changing rules of baseball and once again steps into the batter's box after 25 years.Best-selling author Elin Hilderbrand joins "CBS Mornings" to share her inspiration for her new novel "The Five-Star Weekend" and what's next in her career.Singer-songwriter and actor Rita Wilson joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss her latest single "Little Black Dress" and how she and her husband, Tom Hanks, still have fun 35 years into their marriage.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

HOUR 1Trump calls for support at his federal arraignment / (NPR) https://www.npr.org/2023/06/12/1181773055/trump-court-appearance-tuesday-miami-extremismFormer Speaker of the House Paul Ryan discusses the Trump indictment (and doesn't support Trump) / (CBS) https://www.cbsnews.com/video/former-house-speaker-paul-ryan-on-trump-indictment/Joe from Midtown Anchorage Rick Whitbeck, State Director of Power the Future / https://powerthefuture.com/HOUR 2Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson [Segment 1 and 2]Gov Gavin Newsom on Hannity / (FOX News) https://www.foxbusiness.com/video/6329348595112Gary in Midtown Anchorage is sick of discussing the homeless New rules for a new permanent year-round low-barrier shelter in Anchorage were discussed Monday at a special Assembly Housing and Homelessness Committee meeting / (ANS) https://www.alaskasnewssource.com/2023/06/13/assembly-committee-introduces-resolution-establishing-criteria-new-shelter/

On this episode of Free Expression, former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan sits down with Wall Street Journal Editor at Large Gerry Baker at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The two discuss how the tumultuous vote to make Kevin McCarthy Speaker of the House could yield positive results for the Republican Party, the debate over raising the debt ceiling, and how the GOP needs to get past Donald Trump to secure a victory in 2024.     Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan was not kind to former President Trump. He said the former President is a proven loser while speaking to CNN. Former Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan appeared with Jake Tapper on CNN. He was not kind, as he described Donald Trump in no uncertain terms. The former speaker was on the program highlighting his new book “American Renewal.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/politicsdoneright/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/politicsdoneright/support

September's Consumer Price Index data is out, and inflation is showing no signs of a slowdown, despite multiple Fed rate hikes. In a review of the monetary and fiscal policies the U.S. government has implemented to tame the economy, former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan considers this country's timeline to recession, and which strategies will make a downturn worse. With so much inflation and market malaise, could I bonds be the risk-free asset investors need? In this episode:Paul Ryan, @SpeakerRyanBecky Quick @BeckyQuickJoe Kernen, @JoeSquawkAndrew Ross Sorkin, @andrewrsorkinKatie Kramer, @Kramer_Katie

We sit down for a one-on-one interview with Former Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan to discuss current challenges we are facing as a country. Be sure to: 1) Like and share! 2)Leave us 5 Stars & a Review on iTunes! Subscribe to The Strongcast on iTunes at: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-…1299887231?mt=2 
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Justice Stephen Breyer is retiring and Markos Moulitsas, Founder of DailyKos and Civiqs and Host of podcast “The Brief,” explains how it puts us in danger of a 7-2 conservative majority. But one of the upsides to Justice Beyer exiting is the prospect of a new judge, and Mark and Markos consider the possible replacement: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson (do you know how she's connected to former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan?). New and old justices aside, how will this event play a role in the midterm elections, and how might the role of some moderate Republicans end up helping Democrats this year? Executive Producer: Adell Coleman Producer: Brittany Temple Distributor: DCP Entertainment For additional content: makeitplain.com

In this week's episode, we're joined by BPC Fellow Casey Christine Higgins, Senior Counsel at Akin Gump and former Assistant for Policy and Trade Counsel for former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and This Week regular, Theresa Cardinal Brown to wrap up what happened (or didn't) in immigration and in Congress at the end of last year and thinking about where things might go in 2022.  

Guests: Laura Davison, Bloomberg Congress reporter, Brandon Arnold, Executive Vice President at the National Taxpayers Union, Brendan Buck, Partner at Seven Letter and former spokesperson for Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, Bailey Lipshultz, Bloomberg stock reporter, Marc Niquette, Bloomberg national political reporter, and Bloomberg politics contributor Jeanne Sheehan Zaino. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Most press coverage right now is focusing on Sen. Joe Manchin's efforts to gut the Democratic Party's "Build Back Better" bill, but his efforts to gut the For The People Act might have much larger consequences for the future of the country. In this bonus "thank you" episode, learn about Senator Manchin's effort to maintain Congressional corruption in our election systems before Jen and Husband Joe thank producers and respond to their feedback, much of it about BIF: The Infrastructure Bill. Please Support Congressional Dish – Quick Links Contribute monthly or a lump sum via PayPal Support Congressional Dish via Patreon (donations per episode) Send Zelle payments to: Donation@congressionaldish.com Send Venmo payments to: @Jennifer-Briney Send Cash App payments to: $CongressionalDish or Donation@congressionaldish.com Use your bank's online bill pay function to mail contributions to: 5753 Hwy 85 North, Number 4576, Crestview, FL 32536. Please make checks payable to Congressional Dish Thank you for supporting truly independent media! Background Sources Joe Manchin. “Voting Legislation for the People Act Compromise.” Politico. Donald Shaw. October 5, 2021. “While Inquiring on Facebook's Bottom Line, Hickenlooper is Invested in the Company.” Sludge. Christian Stafford. October 5, 2021. “Caught Our Eye: Sen. Hickenlooper holds financial interest in Facebook.” LegiStorm. Donald Shaw. September 23, 2021. “Manchin Poised to Profit From Mine Reclamation Funding He Championed.” The American Prospect. David Moore. September 20, 2021. “Manchin Removes Ethics Provisions From Democratic Reform Bill.” Sludge. David Moore. June 16, 2021. “Manchin's Proposal Cuts Campaign Finance and Ethics Reforms From S1.” Sludge. Ryan Grim. April 8, 2021. “Republicans Are Poised to Gerrymander Their Way Back to the Majority.” The Intercept. Campaign Legal Center. February 23, 2021. “Three Big Ways the For the People Act Would Fix the FEC.” campaignlegal.org. Justin Glawe. July 8, 2020. “EXPOSED: Reps Pass Bills That Benefit Their Own Private Companies.” Sludge. The Associated Press. August 10, 2018. “Can Congress members sit on corporate boards? It's allowed.” CBS News. Vern Buchanan. November 14, 2016. “Letter from Congressman Vern Buchanan to then-Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and then-Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.” buchanan.house.gov Producer-recommended Sources Joe Biden. October 4, 2021. “Joe Biden to address debt ceiling situation.” The Guardian on Youtube. Andy Brown. July 18, 2019. “Uses of Hydrogen in Industry.” The Chemical Engineer. Linda Martin Alcoff. 2018. Rape And Resistance: Understanding The Complexities Of Sexual Violation. Cambridge, UK: Polity Press. Mike Conley and Tim Maloney. 2017. Roadmap to Nowhere: The Myth of Powering the Nation With Renewable Energy. roadmaptonowhere.com. Music Presented in This Episode Intro & Exit: Tired of Being Lied To by David Ippolito (found on Music Alley by mevio)

Jack Crowe, News Editor at National Review, analyzes speeches that Secretary Mike Pompeo, Vice President Mike Pence, and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan delivered in the Reagan Foundation's Time for Choosing Speaker Series as well as the dynamics of the 2024 GOP Presidential primary. Time for Choosing Speaker Series: https://www.reaganfoundation.org/timeforchoosing/ “Pompeo: GOP Must Not ‘Shy Away' from America's Sins in Battle against Racial Essentialism” by Jack Crowe: https://www.nationalreview.com/news/pompeo-gop-must-not-shy-away-from-americas-sins-in-battle-against-racial-essentialism/

Jack Crowe, News Editor at National Review, analyzes speeches that Secretary Mike Pompeo, Vice President Mike Pence, and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan delivered in the Reagan Foundation's Time for Choosing Speaker Series as well as the dynamics of the 2024 GOP Presidential primary. Time for Choosing Speaker Series: https://www.reaganfoundation.org/timeforchoosing/ “Pompeo: GOP Must Not […]

In this week's Reagan Forum podcast we go back one week to May 27, 2021 for our in-person event with former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, who was the Foundation's first speaker in its new Time for Choosing Speaker Series, a new forum for leading voices in the conservative movement to address critical questions facing the future of the Republican Party. Upon launching the Time for Series Speaker Series, Paul Ryan said, “It is a great honor to kick off the Time for Choosing series. I look forward to addressing these fundamental and timely questions, but more importantly, I am eager to hear how other Republican and conservative leaders, each with their own convictions and priorities, address the same questions. I am confident that our substantive, reasoned dialogue will do a service to the legacy of President Reagan and the party he once led.” Let's listen.

Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan used his speech at the Reagan Library to further isolate himself from conservative voters by warning the GOP against following the leadership of Donald Trump.

Dave and Brandon discuss the business of the NFL, Tik Tok, and politics with Derrick Dockery. Derrick is a University of Texas Hall of Honor Inductee, Consensus NCAA All-American, 10 year NFL veteran, and the 2018 Northern Virginian of the year. Mr. Dockery spent years working with the former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and now works for Tik Tok, which in 2020 was the most downloaded application in the United States.  To support Emma and Derrick Dockery's foundation, the Military Families Program, please follow the links below:  LinkedIn Facebook

More than a year ago, on January 29, 2020, Real Science Radio's interview of Kevin Anderson of the Van Andel research center may have been the world's first full-program broadcast interview with a molecular biologist on the coronavirus outbreak. Today, Bob Enyart and CRS' Dr. Anderson update their reporting on the covid to include discussion of RNA, an RNA vaccine, and vaccines morally tainted by testing or manufacturing with tissue from aborted babies. * How Close Is Too Close: When considering commercial or medical activity morally stained by a relationship with the killing of unborn children, how close is too close? Toward answering that question, consider this letter that Bob Enyart wrote to someone critizing Colorado Right To Life for accepting donations via PayPal... Hi Christine! Thanks so much for writing and for your love for the innocent! We encourage you in your boycott of PayPal. Hopefully it will make a difference! Sadly, in so many ways, most major companies, especially the tech companies and national brands, provide enormous support for the abortion industry. Firms with direct connections to financially supporting Planned Parenthood include Verizon, T-mobile, United Airlines (which here in Denver even helped PP purchase their mega-abortion mill), Adobe, American Express, Bank of America, Bath & Body Works, Ben & Jerry's (as in Pelosi's freezer), Boeing (with their 737s that we all fly), Clorox, Converse, Dockers, Energizer, Expedia, ExxonMobil, Fannie Mae, Groupon, Intuit (accounting software, Quicken/Mint/Quick Books), Johnson & Johnson (Tylenol, Motrin, Zyrtec, Benadryl, BENGAY, Imodium, Pepcid, Sudafed, Listerine, Band-Aid, Neosporin, Polysporin, Caladryl, Baby Powder, Desitin, Stayfree, Mylanta), Levi Strauss, Liberty Mutual, Macy's, March of Dimes, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, Nike, Oracle, Pepsi (who performed their own aborted fetal tissue taste-test research until we helped stop them), Pfizer, Progressive Insurance, Starbucks, Susan G. Komen (which we fight to expose), Tostitos, Unilever (Lipton, Vaseline, Brut, Hellman's Mayonnaise, Comfort, Dove soaps), United Way, and Wells Fargo. Many more businesses financially support abortion, directly and indirectly, including billions of dollars worth of "in kind" donations such as Sprint and AT&T. Another example of helping Planned Parenthood, from this very weekend, is Amazon (Bezos/Washington Post) kicking Parler off its servers, Parler being a prolife-friendly free speech platform in competition with Twitter which is overwhelmingly editorially and otherwise pro-abortion). The businesses that provide enormous support worth far more even than the dollars the abortionists get from the above companies, include Facebook, Twitter, Direct TV, and Dish. Also, the companies that financially support efforts which are primarily pro-abortion, for example, those that fund the nothing-if-not-pro-abortion "Womens Marches" around the nation, include Adobe, Aetna, Allstate, Autozone, Avon, Bank of America, Blue Cross Blue Shield, BP (British Petroleum gasoline), Charles Schwab, Craigslist, Deutsche Bank, Freddie Mac, Frito Lay, General Electric (their appliance division was purchased by China's Haier in 2016 with the rights to use the "GE" brand name for forty years), Jiffy Lube, JPMorgan Chase, Kaiser Permanente, Kraft Heinz, March of Dimes, Monsanto, Nike, Oracle (with their PeopleSoft and Sun Microsystems), PayPal, Prudential, Qualcomm, Shell Oil, and US Bank.  Some companies go even further, like Walmart. Not only is their corporate policy pro-abortion, but they actually are abortionists themselves. They effectively perform abortions, with Walmart itself having killed hundreds of thousands of unborn children by selling in their stores the abortifacient Morning After Pill. Of course when you look at the actual support for abortion, financial support and the even greater "in-kind" support, it crosses not only the entire economy but also the major political parties. For example, as you can see documented at kgov.com/funding, the Republican Prescott Bush was the treasurer for and a board member with Margaret Sanger of national Planned Parenthood and his son president George H. W. Bush began "Family Planning" Title X funding, the conduit used to send billions to Planned Parenthood. Prescott's grandson, president George W. Bush, hailed as a hero by the "pro-life industry", in his eight years gave to Planned Parenthood a billion dollars more than Bill Clinton had given them even though for half his presidency Bush had the trifecta of a Republican White House, Republican Congress and a Republican Supreme Court. (Of course Jeb Bush was a director of the Bloomberg Family Foundation that gave tens of millions of dollars to Planned Parenthood, but the pro-life leaders who supported him for president didn't seem to care much about that.)  You may recall that Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan said abortionists should not get one red cent. He then fought for a budget that fully funded Planned Parenthood in his pro-Obama, pro-Democrat 2016 budget. Then Republican President Donald Trump (with a Republican Congress), who could have fought against abortion funding the way he fought for funding for the wall, could have refused to sign any legislation that gave even a single dollar to Planned Parenthood. Instead, by his signature, he gave a billion dollars to the abortion firm authorizing for his first years in office funding of Planned Parenthood at Obama levels. (Before pro-lifers knee-jerk defend Trump signing those spending bills, which by comparison makes PayPal's donations to Planned Parenthood insignificant, they should consider how to defund ISIS. Step One: Don't give them a billion dollars.) ​ Christine, the corporations listed above supporting abortion could be multiplied, without exaggeration, by a thousand. Regarding the admirable goal of not supporting companies that support evil (and especially, abortion), the Apostle Paul put efforts like that in perspective when the Holy Spirit inspired him to write in the Bible, "then you would need to go out of the world" (1 Cor. 5:10). But again, thank you, and we do encourage you in your boycott of PayPal, even to not donating to Colorado RTL, and we hope your effort makes a difference! In Christ, Bob Enyart Director, CRTL

More than a year ago, on January 29, 2020, Real Science Radio's interview of Kevin Anderson of the Van Andel research center may have been the world's first full-program broadcast interview with a molecular biologist on the coronavirus outbreak. Today, Bob Enyart and CRS' Dr. Anderson update their reporting on the covid to include discussion of RNA, an RNA vaccine, and vaccines morally tainted by testing or manufacturing with tissue from aborted babies. * How Close Is Too Close: When considering commercial or medical activity morally stained by a relationship with the killing of unborn children, how close is too close? Toward answering that question, consider this letter that Bob Enyart wrote to someone critizing Colorado Right To Life for accepting donations via PayPal... Hi Christine! Thanks so much for writing and for your love for the innocent! We encourage you in your boycott of PayPal. Hopefully it will make a difference! Sadly, in so many ways, most major companies, especially the tech companies and national brands, provide enormous support for the abortion industry. Firms with direct connections to financially supporting Planned Parenthood include Verizon, T-mobile, United Airlines (which here in Denver even helped PP purchase their mega-abortion mill), Adobe, American Express, Bank of America, Bath & Body Works, Ben & Jerry's (as in Pelosi's freezer), Boeing (with their 737s that we all fly), Clorox, Converse, Dockers, Energizer, Expedia, ExxonMobil, Fannie Mae, Groupon, Intuit (accounting software, Quicken/Mint/Quick Books), Johnson & Johnson (Tylenol, Motrin, Zyrtec, Benadryl, BENGAY, Imodium, Pepcid, Sudafed, Listerine, Band-Aid, Neosporin, Polysporin, Caladryl, Baby Powder, Desitin, Stayfree, Mylanta), Levi Strauss, Liberty Mutual, Macy's, March of Dimes, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, Nike, Oracle, Pepsi (who performed their own aborted fetal tissue taste-test research until we helped stop them), Pfizer, Progressive Insurance, Starbucks, Susan G. Komen (which we fight to expose), Tostitos, Unilever (Lipton, Vaseline, Brut, Hellman's Mayonnaise, Comfort, Dove soaps), United Way, and Wells Fargo. Many more businesses financially support abortion, directly and indirectly, including billions of dollars worth of "in kind" donations such as Sprint and AT&T. Another example of helping Planned Parenthood, from this very weekend, is Amazon (Bezos/Washington Post) kicking Parler off its servers, Parler being a prolife-friendly free speech platform in competition with Twitter which is overwhelmingly editorially and otherwise pro-abortion). The businesses that provide enormous support worth far more even than the dollars the abortionists get from the above companies, include Facebook, Twitter, Direct TV, and Dish. Also, the companies that financially support efforts which are primarily pro-abortion, for example, those that fund the nothing-if-not-pro-abortion "Womens Marches" around the nation, include Adobe, Aetna, Allstate, Autozone, Avon, Bank of America, Blue Cross Blue Shield, BP (British Petroleum gasoline), Charles Schwab, Craigslist, Deutsche Bank, Freddie Mac, Frito Lay, General Electric (their appliance division was purchased by China's Haier in 2016 with the rights to use the "GE" brand name for forty years), Jiffy Lube, JPMorgan Chase, Kaiser Permanente, Kraft Heinz, March of Dimes, Monsanto, Nike, Oracle (with their PeopleSoft and Sun Microsystems), PayPal, Prudential, Qualcomm, Shell Oil, and US Bank.  Some companies go even further, like Walmart. Not only is their corporate policy pro-abortion, but they actually are abortionists themselves. They effectively perform abortions, with Walmart itself having killed hundreds of thousands of unborn children by selling in their stores the abortifacient Morning After Pill. Of course when you look at the actual support for abortion, financial support and the even greater "in-kind" support, it crosses not only the entire economy but also the major political parties. For example, as you can see documented at kgov.com/funding, the Republican Prescott Bush was the treasurer for and a board member with Margaret Sanger of national Planned Parenthood and his son president George H. W. Bush began "Family Planning" Title X funding, the conduit used to send billions to Planned Parenthood. Prescott's grandson, president George W. Bush, hailed as a hero by the "pro-life industry", in his eight years gave to Planned Parenthood a billion dollars more than Bill Clinton had given them even though for half his presidency Bush had the trifecta of a Republican White House, Republican Congress and a Republican Supreme Court. (Of course Jeb Bush was a director of the Bloomberg Family Foundation that gave tens of millions of dollars to Planned Parenthood, but the pro-life leaders who supported him for president didn't seem to care much about that.)  You may recall that Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan said abortionists should not get one red cent. He then fought for a budget that fully funded Planned Parenthood in his pro-Obama, pro-Democrat 2016 budget. Then Republican President Donald Trump (with a Republican Congress), who could have fought against abortion funding the way he fought for funding for the wall, could have refused to sign any legislation that gave even a single dollar to Planned Parenthood. Instead, by his signature, he gave a billion dollars to the abortion firm authorizing for his first years in office funding of Planned Parenthood at Obama levels. (Before pro-lifers knee-jerk defend Trump signing those spending bills, which by comparison makes PayPal's donations to Planned Parenthood insignificant, they should consider how to defund ISIS. Step One: Don't give them a billion dollars.) ​ Christine, the corporations listed above supporting abortion could be multiplied, without exaggeration, by a thousand. Regarding the admirable goal of not supporting companies that support evil (and especially, abortion), the Apostle Paul put efforts like that in perspective when the Holy Spirit inspired him to write in the Bible, "then you would need to go out of the world" (1 Cor. 5:10). But again, thank you, and we do encourage you in your boycott of PayPal, even to not donating to Colorado RTL, and we hope your effort makes a difference! In Christ, Bob Enyart Director, CRTL

Shaquille O’Neal has one, as does Serena Williams and former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan. What exactly are SPACs, the investment trend that’s grown popular among the wealthiest Americans during the pandemic? SPACs— or special-purpose acquisition companies— are shells of companies whose purpose is to find a private company to buy and take public quickly. The result, at least ideally, is a huge payday for everyone involved. They are sometimes referred to as “blank check companies” because investors put up the money before an acquisition target is identified. Some in the finance world are concerned that the SPAC boom could be a bubble that is heading toward bursting.  So what are SPACs, what should you know about them, and where might this new trend be headed? We’re learning more on AirTalk. Comment below or call us with questions at 866-893-5722. Guests: Amrith Ramkumar, markets reporter for the Wall Street Journal who has been following this story; he tweets @AmrithRamkumar John Howe, professor of finance at the University of Missouri and the author of “The Foolish Corner: Avoiding Mind Traps in Personal Financial Decisions” (Stuart Charles Group, 2017). He also authors the newsletter "Behavioral New World."

On this week's episode, the team tackles President Joe Biden’s immigration agenda: what he’s already done, and what he might yet do and whether Congress will go along with him. Host Rachel Iacono is joined by This Week regular Theresa Cardinal Brown, along with two special guests: Laura Hall, Managing Director of BPC Action, and Casey Higgins, a BPC fellow with the immigration project and former policy adviser to Speaker of the House Paul Ryan. The experts unpack the recent slew of immigration executive orders, as well as the White House's plan to introduce a massive reform bill.

Restaurant menus list their prices. So why not hospitals? Unfortunately, patients usually don’t know the cost of their procedure or medication until they get the bill. Getting access to hospital pricing is also just as difficult as getting a hold of your own digital medical records. So how can patients take back control over their healthcare decisions?On this episode, we discuss the ins and outs of price transparency models, and how to pass legislation that will put you in control of your finances and health. Cynthia FisherFounder and Chairman, PatientRightsAdvocate.orgFounder and former CEO of ViaCord, Inc. Cynthia Fisher is an established science entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience in the life science industries. She is an advocate for real price transparency, having founded the non-profit Patient Rights Advocate in 2017. Under her leadership, the organization seeks to elevate the voices of patients that are burdened by healthcare costs and to raise awareness of price transparent healthcare models.  Cynthia is best known for establishing ViaCord Inc. in 1993, a company that offers umbilical cord blood banking and genomic testing with the goal of potentially treating select cancers and genetic diseases. In 2000, Cynthia co-founded ViaCell Inc., which absorbed ViaCord Inc. as a new division. At ViaCell Inc., Cynthia served as President and sat on the Board of Directors. Her experience in healthcare advocacy also extends into the public sector. In 2017, Cynthia was appointed to the Health Information Technology Advisory Committee by former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.  Cynthia earned a B.S. in Biophysics from Ursinus College in Collegeville, Pennsylvania.  Ursinus College also awarded her an Honorary Doctorate in Science. She earned her MBA from Harvard Business School. Hosts:Terry Wilcox, Executive Director, Patients RisingDr. Robert Goldberg, “Dr. Bob”, Co-Founder and Vice President of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest.Kate Pecora, Field Correspondent Links:The APANDEMIC InitiativePatients Rights AdvocateThe Discomfort ZoneThe Discomfort Zone TwitterThe Discomfort Zone FacebookThe Discomfort Zone InstagramPatients Rising Concierge Need help?The successful patient is one who can get what they need when they need it. We all know insurance slows us down, so why not take matters into your own hands. Our Navigator is an online tool that allows you to search a massive network of health-related resources using your zip code so you get local results. Get proactive and become a more successful patient right now at PatientsRisingConcierge.orgHave a question or comment about the show, want to suggest a show topic or share your story as a patient correspondent?Drop us a line: podcast@patientsrising.orgThe views and opinions expressed herein are those of the guest(s)/ author(s) and do not reflect the official policy or position of Patients Rising.

Pod Save America's Dan Pfeiffer says it's not just enough for Democrats to defeat Donald Trump in 2020, but they have to defeat Trumpism in the long-run.  He recalls witnessing some of the early signs of Trumpism when he was White House Communications Director under President Obama, and he explains how the Democratic party was allowed to collapse during the Obama years.  Dan believes that voter expansion is the key to Democrats victory in 2020 and beyond, he suggests a host of ideas to grow the voter rolls from granting statehood to the District of Columbia to enfranchising 16 year-olds, and he offers proposals for how make the Presidency more resilient against corruption and abuse of power in the future.  He talks about the resurgence of Joe Biden’s campaign, whether Bernie still has a shot at the nomination, and what we can learn from the failed campaign of Michael Bloomberg.  Plus Dan reveals the right wing media organization that he says is more dangerous than Breitbart and bigger than Fox News, the person Dan calls the worst person in American politics (hint: it’s not Donald Trump), and he let’s loose on his favorite punching bag - former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.  Order Dan Pfeiffer's new book Un-Trumping America: A Plan to Make America a Democracy Again.  Listen and subscribe to Dan’s podcast Pod Save America on Apple Podcasts or wherever you like to listen, and follow him on twitter at @danpfeiffer.  Today's episode was sponsored by Kronos HR solutions.  Visit www.kronos.com/hrswagger to learn more.

Fly on the Wall is back for Season 6! Today we are interviewing Jonathan Burks, a GU Politics Fall 2019 Fellow and former chief of staff to Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.

On today's show we take a deep dive into the press conference "The Squad" held Monday, where the "Gang of Four" progressives attacked the president as a racist while simultaneously attacking the U.S. as a horrible place. We also look at how the establishment liberal media reported and repeated their smears without question. We discuss how these members of Congress managed to demand everyone be treated equally while claiming victim status for President Donald Trump doing just that. Last week, President Donald Trump responded to attacks by former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and soon-to-be former British Ambassador to the U.S. Sir Kim Darroch by attacking them right back. Both men are white. But to watch the liberal media in the last 24 hours, you'd think the president is only ever critical of "women of color." "The Squad," as they like to call themselves, held a press conference where each of them — Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ayanna Pressley, Ilhan Omar, and Rashida Tlaib — took turns painting themselves as victims over tweets the president sent over the weekend. They also took swipes at the president for a laundry list of progressive policy grievances. They played the race card, essentially declaring criticism of them to be based on race not their bad ideas. We have the audio and rip it all apart, calling them out for their hypocrisy and racism. You have to hear it all to believe it.

One of the most influential novelists in the United States is the late Ayn Rand. The Russian-born author's works inspired generations of right-leaning intellectuals, from former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan to former Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.Rand's popularity stems from her simple creed that selfishness is a virtue. In her philosophy, called Objectivism, the highest moral calling is to pursue your rational self-interest. This puts Objectivism in a unique corner, as most of the world's schools of moral philosophy and religion preach that selflessness and self-sacrifice are the most noble qualities. But Rands philosophy has sustained its following long after her death in 1982. In 2009, in the aftermath of a financial crisis many blamed on the selfishness of Wall Street, her novel Atlas Shrugged, which preaches the virtues of the self interested titans of industry, surged to a bestseller position on Amazon.com.What makes Rand so popular? And is there any merit to her praise of selfishness as a virtue? To discuss that question we have two guests with us on this episode. Onkar Ghate is the chief philosophy officer at the Ayn Rand Institute and a leading Objectivist. He believes this philosophy is not only relevant but ultimately a guide for living a moral life. Austin Hayden Smidt is a political philosopher who cohosts the philosophy podcast Owls At Dawn. He's skeptical of Objectivism's claims, and believes that altruism is worth fighting for. On this episode we will discuss core philosophical issues that help drive our approach to politics, life, the universe, and everything. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extremelyoffline)

If you have ever question the validity of astrology before, I can tell you that in this episode when I look at Donald Trump's chart and how it connects to the chart of America it's no accident.   America was in a huge cycle of change before the election and Donald Trump is the catalyst that brings every flaw of our system to the surface.   When we look at Astrological Charts, it's really important to think about how the person is utilizing their gifts. I approach discussing Donald Trump's chart and the chart of America this way, since I don't know Donald Trump and I've never had a session with him. I did a lot of research and I pulled different clips from the media that just illustrate what I'm observing in terms of Donald Trump’s Astrology.   Trump was born a Gemini and his Sun is in the 10th house which means he loves being in the public and with his Sun is also conjunct (with) the planet Uranus which is about being a maverick or revolutionary that's unpredictable. The planet Uranus also connects to broadcasting and a wider audience so right away we know this is a guy that enjoys being in the public light.   He also has Leo Rising with the planet Mars there which means he loves to be noticed. He wants to be admired, thrives on competition and he also loves to win.   Example: Opening Sound Track “the Apprentice”   He enjoys not following the rules and his personality likes to rev people up and get a reaction.   Megan Kelly & Trump interview clip: “One of the things people love about you is you speak your mind and you don't use a politician's filter. However that is not without its downsides. In particular when it comes to women You've called women you don't like fat pigs dogs and bees fast and disgusting animals.”   Trump replies, “Only Rosie O'Donnell.”   Donald Trump's chart is definitely not designed for an inherent sensitivity towards others. He's driven to do things that make him feel good and gets him what he wants.   Donald Trump sound bite on Political Correctness: “ I think the big problem this country has is being politically correct. I've been. I've been challenged by so many people and I don't frankly have time for total political correctness. And to be honest with you this country doesn't have time either”   in his case the planet Mercury is in Cancer which makes him very sensitive and impressionable. He doesn't overthink his answers, he more responds with his feelings and is likely to be unclear with others and is susceptible to deception.   I'm not just saying that because he uses the line fake news a lot. He is wired to look at things in a way that supports what he believes to be true.   In this interview with Matt Lauer, you can hear Trump take a position on an issue, and change it to suit himself.   Matt Lauer says, “But the things you've said about President Obama and that he is not doing so well and yet when referring to a comment that Putin made about you, I think he called you, “a brilliant leader.” You said it's always a great honor to be so nicely complimented by a man so highly respected within his country and beyond.”   Trump responded, “Well he does have an 82 percent approval rating according to the different pollsters. “ The reason I'm putting these clips in is so that you can actually hear how Trump is using his chart. And so when he describes something as though it's fact when in actuality it isn't a fact.   Nina Bolivia, a political science researcher from Moscow University explains the reality of Putin’s popularity.   “Where do these 84 percent really exist? I put up that question and the mystery is a key word, because the regime creates the numbers, which all authoritarian regimes do. They try to show to the world that they are supported by people. I want to prove that there are no 84 percent majority support Putin.”   Trump’s chart shows he loves a good fight, and leading up to his presidency, he was sued over thirty six hundred times, over the course of 30 years. (USA today, 2016) That is one lawsuit every other day for 30 years. You have to ask yourself why and how is it, that the only way you can come to some agreement or work something out is to get sued?   Remember the planet Mars rules lawsuits in his chart and it's on his ascendant, which is how he presents his personality to the world. Fighting doesn't wear him out at all, it just fuels his energy to fight more and try to get his way.   The big irony is that as the elected President, he took an oath to uphold the laws, not ignore them.  In order to learn more about how Trump is impacting America, we need to understand America's chart. America's birthdate is July 4th 1776. America is a Cancer country, She’s the motherland blessed with a lot of resources of our own, and a lot that are shared with others. This is indicated with America’s Sun and Mercury in the 8th house.   Another key quality described in America’s chart is that we have been tasked with being the pillar of good ideas that stand for something in the world. The planet Saturn is about structure and authority and in the sign of Libra in the 10th house, means that justice, fairness, and a certain objectivity is something that we strive for and act as an example.   Our relationships with allies are not always smooth, but there is a sense that there is some security and good intentions behind the relationships. America’s role in standing for something, actually has served as an anchor to help guide and be a rudder for our relationships in the world.   When we go back to Donald Trump, how does his chart affect America? Well you might have guessed that his abrupt unpredictable reactive personality probably doesn't work well, and it doesn't.   Trump’s Sun and Uranus sit in America’s seventh house which describes how we interact in our partnerships, in his case he is unpredictable and more interested in his own position. This is further complicated by the square his planets make with America’s Neptune in the 9th house which represents foreign land, foreign people, and international agreements.   Whenever Neptune is involved the potential for idealism, false hopes or deception is high. He might think he knows where he is in these agreements with foreign countries, but he doesn't understand the bigger picture. He might be hopeful that certain things are going to work out a certain way for him, but it is more likely they won’t. In this 60 Minutes interview, Leslie Stahl asks questions, and as you hear Donald Trump talking, there's just something that sits strange. “Do you agree that Vladimir Putin is involved in assassinations. In poisonings?” Donald Trump responds, “Probably.” Leslie Stahl, “Probably?” Trump continues, “I mean probably, but I rely on them, it’s not in our culture.” Leslie Stahl continues, “ Why not? They shouldn't do it. This is a terrible thing. They shouldn’t do it. Do you believe that the Russians interfered in the 2016 campaign election?” Trump answers, “They meddled but I think China meddled, too.” Stahl reacts, “But why don't you tell me, the Russians mettled?” Trump again, “Because I think China mettled also.”   This is the way that Donald Trump is processing America. He seems confused or is just more aligned with what he believes to be true, even though the former speaker of the House Paul Ryan said this, “ Vladimir Putin does not share our interests. Vladimir Putin does not share our values. We just conducted a yearlong investigation into Russia's interference in our elections. They did interfere our elections. It's really clear there should be no doubt about that. “   Paul Ryan is part of the GOP so this isn't the Democrats going after Trump. Trump’s astrology chart impacts America’s chart in a few different ways.   Trump's Moon connects with the public's emotional identity. His bombastic and reactive way of expressing his feelings confuses our allies because his reactions are based on the energy he feels in the moment. His planets stir up a cloud of chaos in the part of America's chart that describes what we stand for as a country philosophically, and how we uphold the law is the ninth house. This part of America's chart, also has to do with America's search for the truth and foreign relationships.   Unfortunately with Trump's big personality and his connection to the 9th house (which also connects to publicity), it opens the door for him to go on an American rebranding campaign. This is particularly mystifying to our allies, and possibly even connects to our enemies.   Our intelligence agencies have been sounding all the alarms, on more than election interference. Former CIA Senior Intelligence Officer, Steve Hall expressed his concerns on CNN to Anderson Cooper. “You know before the Helsinki summit, I was not prepared to go to the darkest corner in the room, and say there is compromising information on Donald Trump. But then after I saw him together with Vladimir Putin and I saw Donald Trump treat him in a fashion that is just inexplicable. It made no sense. It's not as though Donald Trump has any problem being tough with people. The question is why. Why not be tough with a guy like Vladimir Putin. The only explanation that I can have is, is that he is concerned that the compromising information that that Putin has on him will get out.”   The last thing that I want to talk about as it relates to Trump's chart and America, is that where he's most sensitive, he's actually in the public eye. He's not really in control of how everybody sees him and that's where he feels most vulnerable. This might be why he’s susceptible to flattery from people that are not our allies. If they speak to this wound that he has, that is very dangerous.   If he feels threatened, his rebel rouser personality shows up and in America's chart. That part of him starts fights with our allies and it agitates our enemies. He deals with his own pain and insecurity, by stirring up and activating conflicts and other people   If people don't know how he's going to respond or what he's going to say or how he's going to react they aren't sure how to make a strategy to interact with him, and that's how he wants it.   In a weird way Donald Trump's combative style is his gift to all of us. His whole n “America First” campaign doesn't exactly incite harmony around the world.   In fact, Trump's aggressive style in problem solving is the antithesis of innovation. In our world of complex problems, we need people to think about things creatively, and self interest is the opposite.     As things are very stirred up in our country, our states, our communities and sometimes even at our dinner tables at home, it really helps to try to focus in on what is the problem. Then be open to hearing solutions from different perspectives. This is how we begin to work together.   When people are emotionally charged, they can’t listen.The conversations become fights and usually they are not about the same specific problem.   If the gift of our times right now, with President Trump and America's cycles, is to have all of these different feelings and challenges brought to the surface so that we can understand them clearly, then our best hope is to listen and work to understand each other.   Please subscribe to Histrology so you don’t miss an episode. If you have questions or ideas that you would want to learn more about please send me an email at:   Wendy@histrology.net Or tweet me Histrology   Thanks for following me!

Mark runs to a couple clips from CNN talking with a Washington, D.C., correspondent for New York Magazine who ran a piece with sources saying President Trump hates Christmas parties when they're not about him. Also, James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) opines on the breaking news that outgoing Speaker of the House Paul Ryan claiming that President Trump will not sign the latest budget proposal to avoid a government shutdown.

President Trump recently stirred up a hornets nest when he mentioned that he was considering signing an executive order ending birthright citizenship. As you might expect progressives went crazy, while Democrats and establishment Republicans denounced and/or, in the case of Senator Tim Scott (SC) or outgoing Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, politely “disagreed” with the President. Either way, this provides us with an opportunity to examine the Constitution and, being the constitutional geek that I am, I cannot resist. Show Notes: Birthright Citizenship Opponents Should Not Rely on 14th Amendment Congressional Debates - Tenth Amendment Center Does the 14th Amendment Grant Citizenship to Children of Foreigners - Tenth Amendment Center Birthright Citizenship What the Constitution and Common Sense Say - Tom Woods Episode #1273 An Objective Guide to Birthright Citizenship - American Thinker Should Birthright Citizenship be Abolished? - New York Times The Question of Birthright Citizenship - National Affairs Citizenship Without Consent: Illegal Aliens in the American Policy, Peter Schuck The True History of Millstone Babies, Ann Coulter Libertarian Critique Birthright Citizenship - Mises.org Episode #183 - Brion McClanahan Podcast - Citizenship and the 14th Amendment The Truth Quest Podcast Patron Page Join the conversation at The Truth Quest Facebook Fan Page Order a copy of Shawn's books - Pritical Thinking, The Proverbs Project, The Termite Effect. The video of this episode is available on Thinkspot, YouTube and on BitChute.com.

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-WI) holds a press conference at the National Press Club in Washington D.C. His topic is "How Americans are Better Off Now". After his speech, he tkes questions from the audiance about a variety of subjects.

Episode 102: It doesn’t matter where a woman sits on the political spectrum—solid majorities of Democratic, Independent and Republican women support policies you could term “progressive”. I talk with Celinda Lake, a long-time national pollster who conducted a just-released survey, which points to a powerful wave of women voters who will shape the coming election. And they are at it again: the Republicans are, under cover of other controversies, pushing through yet another robbery of the Treasury. We knew it would happen—and Matt Gardner, from the Institute for Taxation and Economic Policy, is back to break down “Tax Cuts 2.0”. The Robber Baron of the week is Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.

The Leftists target Chick-Fil-A again, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan sets some immigration votes, and the Republican primaries are coming up Trump. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Leftists target Chick-Fil-A again, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan sets some immigration votes, and the Republican primaries are coming up Trump. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

U.S. Congressman Pete Sessions who represents the 32nd District of Texas and is Chairman of the House Committee on Rules is this week's guest. Congressman Sessions talks about the Dallas area economy, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and cybersecurity.https://sessions.house.govhttps://rules.house.govhttps://www.buckbrushco.comhttp://smumustangs.com/index.aspx?path=tickets

Townhall Review – April 28, 2018 Retiring Speaker of the House Paul Ryan joins Hugh Hewitt looking on his accomplishments as Congressman and Speaker of the House. Michael Medved and Daily Beast columnist Gordon Chang discuss the evolving and historic developments between North Korea, the United States and the world. Dennis Prager questions if protests over political disagreements are crossing the line of civility. Michael Medved shares how James Shaw, the hero who stopped the shooter at a Waffle House restaurant in Nashville, Tennessee, continues to be a hero for the victims. Dennis Prager looks at a bill in the California legislature challenging the ability of religious traditionalists to provide services to those struggling with sexual identity or orientation. Hugh Hewitt asks Jeffrey Goldberg, editor of The Atlantic, about the hiring, then firing, of Kevin Williamson allegedly over a comment he made about abortion years earlier. Mike Gallagher looks at the unusual comments made by Toronto mayor John Tory during a press conference that followed the deadly automobile attack killing 10 and leaving 14 others hurt.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us as we talk about America’s missile strike on Syria, 2018 NBA MVP award, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan retires from Congress, Eagles’ Daryl Worley arrested-allegedly found passed out in vehicle, ABC: Comey compares Trump to mob boss, NHL playoffs: Which 0-2 teams have best shot at rallying in first round?, and more at 7:15pm, EST.

The Christian Outlook – April 14, 2018 Don Kroah turns to Cliff May of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies for his analysis of the recent chemical attack in Syria by the al-Assad regime. With mid-term elections on the horizon and a number of Republicans in both the House and Senate leaving, including Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, Kevin McCullough sits down with Kimberly Strassel of the Wall Street Journal to look at the possible ramifications. Facebook and it’s CED, Mark Zuckerberg, are under fire for how the social media giant sells or makes use of the data of their estimated 2.2 billion users and Karol Markowicz of the New York Post and Kevin McCullough examine issue. While some feel the future of Christianity looks dim, author Brian Stiller and Georgene Rice talk about how it’s only moved to Timbuktu as they discuss his new book, “From Jerusalem to Timbuktu: A World Tour of the Spread of Christianity.” Eric Metaxas and biographer Greg Thornbury travel back to the late 1960’s and early 1970’s to look at the life of Larry Norman, widely recognized as a pioneer of Christian rock and roll. And while they are there, they also examine the Jesus Movement and the messy and undeniable work of the Spirit in the lives of many within that subculture.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"The Russians have something on Trump. Trump knows the game is almost up and they'll probably release it so he has less and less reason to do anything for the Russians. And the Russians have less and less reason to do anything for him."Speaker of the House Paul Ryan has announced he will joins nearly thirty (so far) House Republicans that will decline to seek re-election in the 2018 midterms, what's the big picture for Republicans. Meanwhile, after more than a year of refusing to criticise Vladimir Putin or Russia, Trump has gone from zero to sixty on sabre-rattling in Syria. Also talking the Trade Pacific Partnership, trade with China, tax and the FBI raid on Trump lawyer Michael Cohen.

De porno-actrice en de consigliere… Consigliere omdat de ontslagen FBI-directeur Comey de vergelijking trekt tussen Trump en een maffiabaas, en de FBI bij Trump-advocaat Michael Cohen kwam binnenvallen. En porno-actrice omdat we het nog niet eerder over Stormy Daniels gehad hebben, en het woord porno zo goed is voor de SEO --- de zoekbots slaan op tilt! Klik in dat verband ook eens door naar patreon.com/doubledutch Bovendien: de Republikeinse Speaker of the House Paul Ryan ziet de bui al hangen en geeft er de brui aan. Dus aanleidingen genoeg voor deze min of meer ingelaste podcast.

Consigliere omdat de ontslagen FBI-directeur Comey de vergelijking trekt tussen Trump en een maffiabaas en de FBI bij Trump-advocaat Michael Cohen kwam binnenvallen. En porno-actrice omdat we het nog niet eerder over Stormy Daniels gehad hebben en het woord porno zo goed is voor de SEO --- de zoekbots slaan op tilt...! Bovendien: de Republikeinse Speaker of the House Paul Ryan ziet de bui al hangen en geeft er de brui aan. Dus aanleidingen genoeg voor deze min of meer ingelaste podcast...

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan has announced that he will not be seeking re-election this fall. Terry Scruton talks about how that could shake things up in Congress with Collin Long of OOIDA’s Washington, D.C., office.

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan's decision not to seek re-election in 2018 has created a whole new set of issues for Republicans heading into the 2018 midterms. Pundits and politicians are already discussing Ryan’s possible successors and the internal struggle the party faces and will continue to face. Rick Wilson, a Republican consultant, Daily Beast columnist and author of the upcoming book “Everything Trump Touches Dies”, explains his recent column “Donald Trump Takes Out Paul Ryan, and ‘It’s Going to Be a Civil War’”. Wilson joins Michael Steele and Rick Ungar to discuss what impact he thinks Ryan departure will have on the House and why he thinks the GOP is in for a reckoning come November. President Trump signaled Thursday that he may want the U.S. to rejoin the Trans-Pacific Partnership, something that would reverse one of his first acts in the office. The guys give their take on the president's most recent policy reversal.

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan announced Wednesday morning that he will not seek re-election in 2018. The announcement sent shock waves across the country. Many Republicans in Congress are looking at difficult re-election campaigns in November as Democrats appear poised to retake control of the House. What does Ryan's resignation say about the GOP's outlook for the midterms? Will Ryan stay on as Speaker or will House Republicans want to elect a new leader? Kyle Cheney, congressional reporter for Politico, talks about how Capitol Hill is reacting to the news of Ryan’s retirement and how it will affect the GOP for the rest of 2018. Veteran counterintelligence officer Malcolm Nance breaks down some of the ways the Trump administration can respond to the Assad regime’s latest chemical weapons attack on Syrian civilians.

On this emergency podcast the EST crew discuss the announced retirement of Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.

Tom’s final guest today is Marielena Hincapie, executive director of the National Immigration Law Center. The U.S. Senate is scheduled to take up immigration reform tonight. During budget negotiations that resulted in two brief government shutdowns, Senate Democrats extracted a promise from Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to begin debate on a fix for DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) and comprehensive reform of immigration policy.President Trump has issued a deadline of March 5th for Congress to come up with a fix for the DACA program, which Mr. Trump ended last fall.Speaker of the House Paul Ryan has said that he, too, is committed to finding a fix for the 800,000 young people in the DACA program, but, despite Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s marathon speech on the House Floor last week, Ryan has made no promise about bringing immigration legislation to a vote in the Congress.Hincapie, on the line from Washington, D.C., offers her perspective on what’s next for DACA, and for immigration policy moving forward.

One of the looming legislative battles of 2018 will be major entitlement reform. While Speaker of the House Paul Ryan will be looking to launch right into this when Congress gets back into town, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is much more hesitant. Several issues, including funding for natural disaster relief, will also spill over from the end of this year. Reed Galen, chief strategist of the Serve America Movement, gives his outlook on what should be a bruising battle on entitlement reform. Michael and Rick discuss the potential for a wave election in the 2018 midterms.

Freethought Radio takes a trenchant look at recent insensitive religious absurdities by Rev. Pat Robertson, Bishop Robert Morlino, President Trump and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan. We play Roy Zimmerman’s satiric “To the Victims of This Tragedy” as commentary on “thoughts and prayers” substituting for action. FFRF Patrick O’Reiley Legal Fellow Chris Line joins us to talk about the hysterical hullabaloo over his recent victory ending football prayer at a Georgia high school. Investigative reporter Katherine Stewart, author of The Good News Club, returns to talk about her new piece about another threat to secular public education, “The Proselytizers and the Privatizers,” appearing in this month’s American Prospect.

The United States recently witnessed a tragic example of hypocrisy in high office on the question of the sanctity of human life. Pennsylvania Republican Congressman Tim Murphy has a voting pattern of defending the sanctity of human life and only lately was amongst those who voted to ban abortion after 20 weeks. However, divorce proceedings revealed that when Congressman Murphy discovered that his mistress may be expecting a child, he repeatedly suggested that she abort the unborn baby. The political pressure became increasingly heavy after this revelation.Initially, Representative Murphy announced he would retire at the end of his term. Subsequently, he told Speaker of the House Paul Ryan that he'd resign effective October 21.This kind of hypocrisy at this level on the question of the sanctity of human life is not only immoral, it's downright deadly. Day by day, vote by vote, headline by headline, America's soul on the question of the dignity and sanctity of human life is becoming more apparent.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

While Democrats and Republicans can’t seem to agree on much these days, there was a bright spot for bipartisanship recently: Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and Democratic Senator Patty Murray joined together to praise the recommendations of the Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking (CEP), which Ryan and Murray launched last year. The Commission was […] The post A primer on the Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking’s recommendations: An interview with Nick Hart, Bipartisan Policy Center – Episode #160 appeared first on Gov Innovator podcast.

Darrell Castle talks about President Trump's broken promises and the tragedy of what could have been. Transcript / Notes BETRAYAL Hello, this is Darrell Castle with today's Castle Report. Today is Friday, September 22, 2017, and on today's Report, I will be talking about promises made and promises broken, and what might have been from President Donald Trump.   President Trump campaigned on a promise that he would end DACA on his first day in office, but 8 months later he makes a feeble attempt but then reneges. Last week I said that he sent Attorney General Jeff Sessions out to announce that he was going to issue an order withdrawing President Obama's executive order establishing DACA, but then the President invited Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer to the Whitehouse for dinner.  Ms. Pelosi issued a statement summarizing the discussions and stated that there would be legislation re-establishing DACA by law, which the President had agreed to sign.  There would be serious discussion about border security “less the wall.” The Whitehouse Press Secretary said that, yes, border security was discussed, but no discussion about not building a wall, there was no agreement about that.  That would make Nancy Pelosi either an idiot or a public liar.  That's possible but highly unlikely.  No, folks, it sure sounds like the promise which first got him noticed in the polls,  i.e., “I'll build a wall and make Mexico pay for it”, has been abandoned. Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan told a group of Republicans that “only one person wants a wall”.  Well, Mr. Ryan, I beg to differ because 63 million Americans voted for that wall, but hey, who cares about them.  Everyone in Washington not only wants no wall, they want amnesty.  Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, along with all Democrats,  want it.  Paul Ryan, Mitch McConnell, and all the liberal Republicans, want it.  The tech company billionaires in Silicon Valley want it, and it looks like they will have it because the only ones who don't want it are the ones with no power and no influence.  Tens of millions of tax paying Americans don't want it, but they do not count. So no repeal of DACA, and no wall, along with the destruction of the Republican Governors' lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of DACA , those are what President Trump has delivered instead of fulfilling his promises to the voters.  This President likes the deal.  He is the consummate deal maker and he likes the deal more than the Constitution and the rule of law.  He worked out a deal with the Democrats and they got everything they wanted, but what did we get?  I just don't see the quid pro quo. It is a very sad reminder of what could have been.  This is what happens when you elect someone with no ideological motivation.  He had the power to withdraw President Obama's unconstitutional Executive Order on his first day as he said he would, but he chose not to.  What a message that would have sent around the world, but instead, he chose to send a message of betrayal. I remember President Reagan's amnesty bill in 1986, which was supposed to be the last one, and was supposed to include border security.  What amnesty did instead was to deliver California to the Democrats forever.  That's not enough for the Democrats though, they want the entire country forever. This all brings two questions to mind; what is the value of citizenship, and what is the value of coming to America legally?  American citizenship has always been the golden prize, the brass ring that millions around the world desired, but was obtainable by only a few.  Five cities in Maryland have now passed laws making it legal for non citizens to vote. In Philadelphia, a city Councilman recently stated that hundreds of non citizens vote there.  So once again, what's the point of legality?  Perhaps America is now a “failed state”.  I looked “failed state” up in the dictionary and it said “a state that deteriorates to where conditions and responsibilities of a sovere...

On this 16th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on 9/11, we hope and pray folks in Texas and Florida are doing okay after these two recent hurricanes. Today Riley Bowman discusses with Matthew Maruster possible gun confiscation in the Virgin Islands during and after Hurricane Irma passed through, bills in California requiring that gun dealers up their security measures to prevent theft, and the fact that it appears Speaker of the House Paul Ryan is holding up a vote on the National Concealed Carry Reciprocity bill. After the recent attack at the Congressional Baseball practice, you would think Mr. Ryan would feel this was an important and pressing matter to push through, but that's not the case as he says that the timing "is not right." Don't miss these and all the other stories from today's episode!!

Jon and Rick discuss President Trump's response to Tropical Storm Harvey and his controversial pardon of former Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Then, chair of the House Freedom Caucus Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC) joins the show to discuss the threat of a government shutdown over border wall funding, raising the debt ceiling and whether it was right for Speaker of the House Paul Ryan to weigh in on the Arpaio pardon. Please leave us a review! ----> http://bit.ly/2kI0pXP Check out our other podcasts ----> http://bit.ly/2eBJMNa * ABOUT JONATHAN KARL: Jonathan Karl is ABC News Chief Washington Correspondent and Chief White House Correspondent, contributing to all ABC News broadcasts. Karl has covered every major beat in Washington, including the White House, Capitol Hill, the Pentagon, and the State Department. Karl covered all the major candidates in the 2016 election, including the first interview with Donald Trump of the 2016 election cycle. * ABOUT RICK KLEIN: Rick Klein is Political Director of ABC News, leading the network's political coverage and planning, and serves as an on-air political analyst across ABC News platforms. Klein joined ABC News in 2007 from The Boston Globe, where he most recently covered Congress and national politics. Read more ABC News politics coverage: http://abcn.ws/2fRRGC2 Follow Jon on Twitter: http://abcn.ws/2cK8Pv4 Follow Rick on Twitter: http://abcn.ws/2d00npb

This week, we talk with Lino Rulli, host of “The Catholic Guy” on Sirius XM’s The Catholic Channel. We talk balancing his Catholicism and comedy, being vulnerable on air, relationships, late-night television and more. Is there anything he hasn’t (or wouldn’t) share with listeners after 10 years on the radio? In Signs of the Times, the “Mother Teresa of Pakistan” gets a state funeral. Iceland claims that it is on its way to eliminating people with Down Syndrome. Speaker of the House Paul Ryan gets grilled by a Dominican nun from Wisconsin on how he reconciles his politics and Catholic beliefs. St. Junipero Serra’s statue gets defaced in California amid national dialogue surrounding Confederate statues. Do statues with offensive history belong in public spaces? And finally, William Aitcheson, a Catholic priest in Virginia, has stepped down after revealing that he was a member of the Ku Klux Klan 40 years ago. Is he irredeemable? This week we also [...]

Please join your host Susan Knowles as she welcomes her guest Paul Nehlen on July 10, 2017 at 6pmpt/9pmET.Paul has a new book out called, "Wage the Battle: Putting America First in the Fight to Stop Globalist Politicians and Secure the Borders." We'll talk to Paul about his previous run against House Speaker Paul Ryan and find out if he intends to take another run for Ryan's seat in 2018."Wage the Battle" is the amazing story of how self-described “manufacturing guy” Paul Nehlen took on Speaker of the House Paul Ryan in one of the most closely followed congressional races in the nation.Nehlen’s run was a warning about the international movement against globalism which reached its climax with the election of President Donald Trump. It’s a firsthand look at the development of one of the original “Trump Republicans” and the populist message which is sending shockwaves through the Beltway Right.PAUL NEHLEN is not another lifelong politician, but a business executive and inventor.Nehlen started out on the factory floor and through God’s grace, grit, and determination rose to lead Fortune 500 manufacturing businesses around the world.Nehlen challenged Speaker Paul Ryan in Wisconsin’s 2016 First Congressional district to stop Trans Pacific Partnership and secure America’s border.Today he is waging the battle against the refugee resettlement racket and leading the cause to fight for America’s values. He lives in Delavan, Wisconsin.

Please join your host Susan Knowles as she welcomes her guest Paul Nehlen on July 10, 2017 at 6pmpt/9pmET.Paul has a new book out called, "Wage the Battle: Putting America First in the Fight to Stop Globalist Politicians and Secure the Borders." We'll talk to Paul about his previous run against House Speaker Paul Ryan and find out if he intends to take another run for Ryan's seat in 2018."Wage the Battle" is the amazing story of how self-described “manufacturing guy” Paul Nehlen took on Speaker of the House Paul Ryan in one of the most closely followed congressional races in the nation.Nehlen’s run was a warning about the international movement against globalism which reached its climax with the election of President Donald Trump. It’s a firsthand look at the development of one of the original “Trump Republicans” and the populist message which is sending shockwaves through the Beltway Right.PAUL NEHLEN is not another lifelong politician, but a business executive and inventor.Nehlen started out on the factory floor and through God’s grace, grit, and determination rose to lead Fortune 500 manufacturing businesses around the world.Nehlen challenged Speaker Paul Ryan in Wisconsin’s 2016 First Congressional district to stop Trans Pacific Partnership and secure America’s border.Today he is waging the battle against the refugee resettlement racket and leading the cause to fight for America’s values. He lives in Delavan, Wisconsin.

Hosts Rania Khalek and Kevin Gosztola highlight some pretty awful and horrible stories on this week's show but not before talking about the Democratic Party's latest epic fail with Jon Ossoff's loss in Georgia. After discussing what happened with Ossoff, the show moves on to the United States and a network of torture chambers in Yemen. They cover developments in Syria, a Supreme Court decision against Arab or Muslim immigrants rounded up in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, and the video of Officer Jeronimo Yanez killing Philando Castile. The show ends on a lighter note with a look at the Democratic challengers that have come forward to challenge Speaker of the House Paul Ryan in 2018.

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan has seen his approval ratings plummet amid the inaction of the GOP on issues like health care and tax reform. Capitalizing on this discontent, Randy Bryce, Ryan's presumed democratic opponent in next year's election, has released an ad criticizing the GOP's plan to replace Obamacare. The guys dissect this latest assault from the Left and take a stand on this issue once and for all. Listen to Pat & Stu for FREE on TheBlaze Radio Network from 5p-7p ET, Mon. through Fri. www.theblaze.com/radioTwitter: @PatandStuFacebook: PatandStu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There has been a surge of interest in the writings of Ayn Rand in the last decade, including from Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, President Donald Trump and several members of his cabinet.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode I discuss the marine gate scandal, the Trump Administration asking 46 US attorneys to resign, Speaker of The House Paul Ryan's cuckery and f**ery and more! Sit back, relax and make sure to comment. Remember, this is a conversation and not just me ranting. I'm the centrist voice of reason in a time full of hyper-partisan lunacy. Follow me on Twitter here: twitter.com/drewwest_press YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/syrielmorane To donate: paypal.me/drewwest

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan explains how the GOP alternative to Obamacare works and why he's confident it will pass. Then Steve Wynn joins Bill to discuss why Pres. Trump's agenda will win over more union members to the Republican party. Finally, Brian Kennedy and Joel Farkas explain what Trump means by economic nationalism.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sean Hannity sits down with Speaker of the House Paul Ryan to break down many of the procedural challenges ahead for Congressman Paul Ryan.  Speaker Ryan explained in great detail how Senate rules are preventing an easy path to full repealing ObamaCare.  The first step is not a true repeal but an effort to gut ObamaCare completely, effectively rendering it ineffective.  The Sean Hannity Show is live Monday through Friday from 3pm - 6pm ET on iHeart Radio and Hannity.com. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Welcome to An American Warning Radio / Podcast #241 – Let’s Talk Global Stuff On today’s podcast we’ll discuss the following: ▶ General News: Tax cuts? We’ll have to see about that evidently. Sen. Rand Paul stormed out of a meeting with Speaker of the House Paul Ryan. School teachers are being fired for being...

There has been a surge of interest in the writings of Ayn Rand in the last decade, including from Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, President Donald Trump and several of his cabinet picks.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From White House Chief of Staff Reince Preibus to Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, President Donald Trump will lean on Wisconsin leadership during his tenure. What can those leaders expect? Our politics team has some answers. Also in today's show, Green Bay Packers beat writers Bob McGinn and Michael Cohen offer their predictions for Sunday's game. And business reporter Tom Daykin details the tricky challenges in renovating the historical Warner Grand Theatre.

I have always found that knowledge, accurate information is the foundation for a good treatment plan. I want to reduce the fear with information. What you do about this information is up to you. Resources Mentioned:    A Better Way Speaker of the House Paul Ryan's website on alternative to ObamaCare/ACA A Conservative Approach to Better Health Care - John Kasich Health Affairs Blog  What Would Republicans Do Instead of the Affordable Care Act? The Commonwealth Fund Donald Trump's Health Care Reform Proposals: Anticipated Efforts on Insurance Coverage, Out of Pocket Cost and the Federal Deficits The Heritage Foundation  Impact of ObamaCare The Hoover Institute Instead Of ObamaCare: Giving Health-Care Power To The People The Rand Corporation The Effect of Eliminating the Affordable Care Act's Tax Credits in Federally Facilitated Marketplaces. You can download free pdf from the site. Disclaimer:  Always seek the advice of a qualified health provider with questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health disorder. This podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this program is intended to be a substitute for professional psychological, psychiatric or medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you're having suicidal thoughts, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline for immediate help: 1-800-273-TALK (8255).

This week, we are bidding farewell to to an old year and welcoming in a new one, because we are slaves to artificial constructs like calendars. But since this is a time for New Years' resolutions, we'll offer one up: let's try to do less moral grandstanding in 2017. And to explain why that's bad, we welcome University of Michigan post-doctoral research fellow Justin Tosi to the show. Meanwhile, with all the talk of an incoming administration, we sometimes forget that our politics are primarily shaped by figures who've actually been in town for a while. One in particular is our sometimes-reluctant Speaker of the House Paul Ryan. Not too long ago, Ryan was the de facto standard-bearer of conservative politics, but there's been a lot of changes lately. What does his future look like? We'll dig down into the Ryanology to find out. Finally, you the funny thing about unaccountable executive power is that once it's unleashed, it's hard to stuff it back in the box from which it came. Now, America's drone war... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SPONSORED BY KARMA COLA Your girls are BACK, BABIES! Season Three kicks off by returning to the Boner roots - human beings that Rose and Alice would like to bone. This week, political targets. Former US Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, US Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, that teacher from Glee (OK, not 100% political). Also up for discussion - Does this podcast pass the Bechdel Test yet? Has Alice been brainwashed by the feminist agenda and what crazy diet is she on? How did Rose get on when trying to befriend some random Chicagoans? (Spoiler: not well). If you're favourite pair of self-esteem challenged podcast hosts bringing you the good word in the world of Boning. Trailer: Worst Idea of All Time See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan tells Scott Pelley that he and President-elect Donald Trump have patched things up. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Members of Congress were briefed last week on the procedures of replacing a presidential nominee on the top of the ticket, and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan is growing more concerned that his majority could be lost in November. We talk to The Week’s Ryan Cooper to sift through the recent GOP wreckage.Also, no banksters are in jail yet for the role in the 2008 crisis, but the Securities and Exchange Commission released new data this week that could be a bit of a consolation for those of us who really want to see Jamie Dimon in an orange jumpsuit. Finally, don’t tell the judicial system about the brief, slight lull in the election campaign. The DC Circuit Court of Appeals just ruled that the CFPB is structured unconstitutionally. We’ll tell you what that means, later.

In this week's episode, ABC's Rick Klein and Brad Mielke break down another wild week full of GOP in-fighting after a wild second presidential debate (1:33). ABC's Mary Bruce checks in from Wisconsin as she tails Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, who's keeping a low profile in the wake of his comments about Donald Trump (8:25). Wikileaks dumps another batch of Clinton camp e-mails (5:00). And Libertarian party vice presidential nominee Bill Weld joins the show to talk about his party's goals for the election, and tells us why Trump still has a chance to take the White House (15:35). Follow Rick on Twitter: http://abcn.ws/2d00npb Follow Brad on Twitter: http://abcn.ws/2e9LQcc Check out more ABC News podcasts: http://abcn.ws/2cUluMJ

Members of Congress were briefed last week on the procedures of replacing a presidential nominee on the top of the ticket, and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan is growing more concerned that his majority could be lost in November. We talk to The Week’s Ryan Cooper to sift through the recent GOP wreckage.Also, no banksters are in jail yet for the role in the 2008 crisis, but the Securities and Exchange Commission released new data this week that could be a bit of a consolation for those of us who really want to see Jamie Dimon in an orange jumpsuit. Finally, don’t tell the judicial system about the brief, slight lull in the election campaign. The DC Circuit Court of Appeals just ruled that the CFPB is structured unconstitutionally. We’ll tell you what that means, later.

Please join Leroy McKnight, and Co-Hosts Jeff Brown and David Fillion, Sunday at 7:00pm est; as they discuss “This week In Labor NEWS”: Jeff Brown will be discussing the latest Pension and Social Security Attacks by Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, David Fillion will be discussing the problems with the FCA (Chrysler) vouchers as promised in the 2015 contract, and Leroy McKnight will cover what the Brexit means for them and us. Remember after the live show at 7pm eastern the show will turn into a podcast, and may be listened to at your leisure anytime you chose in the future. Workin 4 A Livin is about the meaning of work for men and women from all backgrounds - in the union and non-union jobs - who are working for a living every day at their job. For them to get the latest union news, to discuss and learn about the meaning of work within labor unions, how to become an activist, how activism can affect their careers, and how all of that is supposed to occur within a workers union. We welcome you to become a regular listener by “following” us on our home page:http://www.blogtalkradio.com/workin-4-a-livin. Please also find our website at www.workin4alivin.com, our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/groups/workin-4-a-livin, and our email address is: Workin4ALivin@Workin4ALivin.com………. E-Mail Address

Mike Moses Kennedy, stand up comedian and private investigator, joins me to give a longer Kennedy Report and some background info on who he is, as well. Mike is a guy who keeps me up to date on the latest and greatest conspiracy theories and apocalyptic scenarios that are unfolding on the internet. He is dialed into the fringe underground more than I am, so I always love hearing what he's got for me when we chat. His background studying political science and connections to Speaker of the House Paul Ryan are just coincidences, right? You decide. www.meandparanormalyou.com www.ryansingercomedy.com www.society6.com/mapy Please rate and review on iTunes and now avail on Google Play! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/meandparanormalyou/message

Former Trump University students say their school duped them into paying as much as $35,000 for its real estate seminars. So they sued and the case is currently in court. You probably know what happened next. Last week, GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump went after the judge presiding over the civil fraud lawsuits—because of his ethnicity. “He's Mexican. We're building a wall between here and Mexico,” said Trump, who claimed that the Indiana-born US District Judge Gonzalo Curiel faced an “absolute conflict,” in ruling on the billionaire’s case. Trump’s words were the “textbook definition of a racist comment,” said GOP Speaker of the House Paul Ryan. Trump has since suggested that his remarks were “misconstrued.” Trump’s words were wrong, but it’s also incorrect to think that someone can do their jobs without their ethnic background coming into play, said Gabriel Salguero, the founder and president of the National Latino Evangelical Coalition, who joined Quick to Listen this week. “God’s sovereign will places us into the context into which we’re born,” said Salguero. “Does that impact how we see the world? Of course it does! The Christian shouldn’t see diversity as a deficit but as a gift.” One reason why we often see others as threats: fears of limited resources, says Alma Zaragoza-Petty, the daughter of Mexican immigrants. who recently completed her Ph.D in educational policy and social context at UC Irvine and who also came on Quick to Listen. But “God’s love is abundant,” said Zaragoza-Petty. Zaragoza-Petty and Salguero joined Morgan and Katelyn on Quick to Listen this week to talk about whether a person’s ethnicity should affect how their work and who decides who gets to be an America. (6:50) Are there times when our ethnic background actually should or can influence the way we do our jobs? (14:50) How do we determine who is an American, and who gets to decide that? (23:20) How have you seen fears of scarcity of resources in your own community and how have you responded to it?

Back from hiatus in our deluxe new studios, which we are tentatively calling The Room Where It Happens because it is in Hamilton Heights and even HINT of that Hamilton money would be gravy! This week we explore these strange feelings host Dave Bledsoe is having for Speaker of the House Paul Ryan is definitely NOT running for President, and totally wouldn't take it, unless you offered it to him. Also, an explainer on why running for political office is the worst job in America. (Hint: Corndogs.) We wrap up with a vicious criticism of Ted Cruz being a Rules Lawyer AND a Munchkin. The into clip is the least offensively racist thing we could pull from Song of the South, the movie not the Alabama song which is actually pretty good. Our “research” materials comes from Politico, New York Magazine and The New Republic. Our closing credits song is YMCA by the Village People for reasons that will abundantly clear. @thehell_podcast on Twitter What the HELL Were You Thinking on Facebook www.whatthehelllpodcast.com What the HELL Were You Thinking on Soundcloud Hypnostate the Band Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Speaker of House Paul Ryan apologized for some previous views he held about the poor, some of VICE Media’s practices get called into question, new research proves that dogs are smarter than we thought and one of hip-hop’s true greats passed away. We also recap the horror in Belgium, and take a look at how global leaders responded.   Hosted by: Michael Romero ... @mromero Josh Babyar ... @joshbabyar Chad Michael Snavely ... @chad_michael Tyler Huckabee ... @tylerhuckabee   Connect with Gradient: Web ... Gradient.is Twitter ... @gradientdotis Facebook ... /gradientdotis   Show Notes: Story Five: Paul Ryan admits he was wrong. (http://grdnt.is/1T6LbIE) Story Four: Brussels recap. (http://grdnt.is/1Rx6SfF) Story Three: Dogs are smarter than we thought. (http://grdnt.is/1RDjDM2) Story Two: VICE’s ethics called into question. (http://grdnt.is/25oiKLh) Story One: Phife Dawg passes away. (http://grdnt.is/1q2duwr)

Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan is playing the role of the adult in the room while the Republican presidential candidates one-up each other with increasingly outrageous rhetoric. The new house speaker chided Donald Trump's proposed ban on Muslims entering the country, saying it's "not what this party stands for." With Ryan potentially playing a leading role should the party wind up in a brokered convention next year, we went back into the archives to our chat with him, in which we discussed his views on crony capitalism, taxes and entitlements. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Independent Underground Radio LIVE (IURL) - MICHIGAN'S TOP POLITICO PODCAST. The #1 Progressive Independent Left Politico Talk Show on the Blog Talk Radio Network! Period! Our show airs Tuesday & Thursday from 9-11pm ET. On Today's Show: Guest: Rick Smith Host of the Popular Labor Podcast -- The Rick Smith Show - will visit our program to discuss the importance of maintaining labor and union rights in today's highly charged corporate environment. Should workers continue to strive to be a part of a unionized workforce? We'll discuss. Has Trump finally Out-Trumped himself with his comments on not allowing individuals of the Muslim Faith to be a part of or visit the USA? Maybe as GOP leaders such as Speaker of the House Paul Ryan have finally called out Trump's Fascism. Will his "supporters" ever wake up from their dazed related to all things Trump. And what's up with a Michigan State Senator - Marty Knollenberg (R) saying on the MI Senate floor "We can't make a African-American, White". What the heck? Host Monica RW is an owner/writer for the popular Independent Underground News website, media consultant for ROJS Media LLC, a experienced grassroots and elected local political leader, and brings her researched Independent opinions to the political issues of the day. With Our FIFTH YEAR on Blog Talk Radio, syndicated by Tune In, Stitcher, Soundcloud, iTunes, Learn Out Loud and Player FM Networks, Independent Underground Radio LIVE (IURL) have received over 2.0 Million downloads since 2010!! Call into the show with your thoughts and opinions at 347-934-0185 or tweet us @IUNewsTalk. Join Us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/iunewstalk Become our latest Facebook Fan: http://www.facebook.com/rojsradiolive On Blab Video: http://j.mp/IURLBlab12815

How did the Paris attacks happen? How can future attacks be stopped? Bill Bennett talks with Bing West, former assistant secretary of defense. Counter-terrorism expert and author Daveed Gartenstein joins Dennis Prager. New Speaker of the House Paul Ryan visits with Bill Bennett. Presidential contenders Ted Cruz, Chris Christie, and Carly Fiorina weigh in on the Paris attacks with hosts Hugh Hewitt, Michael Medved, and Mike Gallagher respectively. Does Islam have anything to do with the terrorist attacks in Paris? French media analyst Pilippe Karsenty joins Dennis Prager. Bill Bennett covers the latest on the temper tantrums of protesters at universities across the U.S. with Chris Long, president of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. Dennis Prager wraps things up with his analysis on Obama's belief that global warming is a bigger threat than terrorism.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

https://nv1-offload-media.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/20123055/omnibusFINAL.wav   Omnibus is a Latin word that means “for all.” In legislation it means cramming everything into a bill that you think can pass. That's what we're doing with this edition of Trahant Reports. First up: A deal in Congress has lifted the caps from the Budget Control Act, or the sequester, and it raises the debt limit until March 2017. This deal ends distractions such as new government shut downs or a defunding of Planned Parenthood until well after the election. Unfortunately the details, such as the actual budgets for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Indian Health Service, still have to be written,  between now and Dec. 11 The politics of this deal are stunning, but, unfortunately, probably only temporary. More Democrats voted for the bill than Republicans. So the Republican Leadership actually picked a bipartisan course. Any budget that passes with more Democrats than Republicans is considered awful. Even the new Speaker of the House Paul Ryan said the process stinks. But the deal will make it easier for Ryan to govern his caucus because it takes away the threat of government shutdowns and general chaos. Ryan's goal will be to unite the Republicans so that what ever measures come forward next will be debated within the party. At least that's the theory. Second item: This week there is an important race in Seattle. Debora Juarez is a candidate for Seattle City Council. She's a member of the Blackfeet Tribe, grew up in the Seattle-Tacoma area, and is campaigning on neighborhood issues. That means things people care about: more sidewalks, better bus service, and affordable housing. The Seattle Times said in its endorsement editorial: “In a crowded field, Debora Juarez stands out. … She would bring intellectual rigor and ideological independence to the council.” It doesn't get any better than this. Of course great candidates make all the difference in elections. They bring experience and poise to the campaign. That's why so many eyes are watching Montana right now. The only Native American to hold a statewide office, Denise Juneau, is considering a run for the U.S. House. She's currently Montana's Superintendent of Public Instruction and a member of the Mandan and Hidatsa Tribes. She grew up in Browning on the Blackfeet Reservation. Two years ago there was a lot of interest in Juneau running for an open U.S. Senate seat. I thought it would have been an interesting race, but it would have been a long shot. The problem is the type of voters Juneau would need only vote in presidential election years and that race would have been a low-turnout election. So she opted to stick with the job she loves, running public education. Juneau is now at her term limit. Her schools' job will end. And since it's a presidential year, the House seat is awfully tempting. It's a  seat that can be won. Stay tuned.

-- On the Show:-- President Joe Biden cancels another $1.2 billion in student loan debt, extending his lead as the President to cancel the most student loan debt in history-- Republican Congressman Jim Jordan is in shambles as the supposed Biden crime "informant" is exposed as a liar connected to Russian intelligence-- A new study finds that Americans basically do not read books-- A leak reveals that Donald Trump is planning detention camps and mass militarized deportations if he becomes President again-- Donald Trump's abortion plan leaks, which includes a national ban on abortion at 16 weeks of pregnancy-- Fox News has an "undecided voter" focus group so absurd, it almost seems like satire-- MyPillow founder and CEO Mike Lindell is ordered to pay Bob Zeidman $5 million after Zeidman debunked Pillow's election fraud claims-- The second part of Donald Trump's town hall on Fox News hosted by Laura Ingraham is an absurd disaster-- Former Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan attacks Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson as the absolute wrong direction for the Republican Party-- Voicemail caller calls David out for his supposed "corruption" over not covering Fani Willis' supposed corruption, even though David did cover it, and it's not clear there is any corruption by Fani Willis-- On the Bonus Show: Did John Oliver break the law by offering Clarence Thomas money to retire, West Virginia House passes bill allowing prosecution of librarians, US man sues lottery after being told $340 million win is an error, much more...