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In this first episode of "Domino Theory," a reboot of "Simon and Whiton," hosts Christian Whiton and Mark Simon, along with guest Steve Yates, delve into Trump as a shock to both parties and Kamala Harris's attempt in 2024 to redo Biden's 2020 basement campaign. Topics include: China's fentanyl war against America, which claimed the life of Steve's daughter, and why many Americans won't face it, what the Chicoms think about the U.S. election, the phony label of "isolationism," whether Taiwan and the Philippines will fight China, the dying media and what will survive, and why people trust comedians more than journalists.  Christian was an official in the Trump and Bush administrations, a finance guy, and the author of “Smart Power: Between Diplomacy and War.” Mark is a longtime media executive, deputy to imprisoned publisher and dissident Jimmy Lai, and a veteran of Asia-Pacific business and private equity. Steve was a deputy national security advisor in the Bush administration, the chairman of the Idaho Republican Party, and has held a number of other positions in government, business, and at think tanks. Chapters: 00:00 Welcome to Domino Theory 00:44 Kamala's Failed CNN Interview 06:36 Chicom View of U.S. politics  10:32 Taiwan's Confusing Politics  20:51 Trump Outside the System, Not Isolationist 26:12 China's Fentanyl War on the USA 32:09 The Failing Media and Money   38:12 Are Conservatives Succeeding in Media?  43:36 Christian's Worst Pitch Ever  46:12 Woke Snowflakes in the Newsroom

The Idaho Republican Party 2024 Convention is underway in Coeur d'Alene where delegates will consider resolutions, platform updates and rule changes. Associate producer Logan Finney spoke with Mary Souza and Dorothy Moon, the two candidates for party chair, about their motivation to run and their visions for the party.

GUEST OVERVIEW: Dr. Joseph Sansone is a psychotherapist opposed to psychopathic authoritarianism. Dr. Sansone is the author of the ‘Ban the Jab' resolution passed by 10 Florida Republican County Parties and County Parties across the country, as well as the Idaho Republican Party and the Arizona Republican Party. The resolution declares Covid 19 and mRNA injections to be biological and technological weapons, and calls on the Governor to prohibit their distribution and the Attorney General to confiscate the vials. You can follow him on X at @PhdSansone and subscribe to his Substack where he writes regularly at: JosephSansone.Substack.com

Kevin Miller reviews the current status of the Idaho Legislature.

It's no secret that Idaho Republicans have been fighting amongst themselves for years. This week, Rep. Stephanie Mickelsen discusses her recent censure from her legislative district central committee, and Idaho Republican Party chairwoman Dorothy Moon gives her take on the presidential caucus, recent election bills and divisions within the party. Plus, Ruth Brown talks to Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard Bevan on how a judicial salary bill could affect court administration.

Kevin Miller speaks with Christy Zito on the state of the Idaho Republican Party. Rick Santorum reviews the presidential campaign.

Kevin Miller is joined by Chris Cargill on Mountain Policy Center on education choice, the Idaho Republican Party, and other state issues.

Stephen Yates, a seasoned analyst and practitioner in politics, policy, and national security, hails from St. Petersburg, Florida. As a Senior Fellow and Chair of the China Policy Initiative, he has traversed the intricacies of policy decision-making, both foreign and domestic. A veteran commentator and media trainer, Yates brings a wealth of experience to the table, having served as a senior advisor to presidential campaigns, the CEO of D.C. International Advisory, and the President of Radio Free Asia. His journey includes a notable stint in the White House as Deputy Assistant to Vice President Dick Cheney for National Security Affairs. Yates also served as chairman of the Idaho Republican Party and co-chaired the 2016 Republican Platform Subcommittee on National Security. A familiar face on national TV and radio, he is a respected voice in the realm of politics and policy. On this podcast, beyond the realms of geopolitics, Mr. Yates shares a deeply personal and impactful story. His daughter, Christina, became entangled in the complex web of drug addiction. Born into a narrative of adoption and early years marked by questions of nature versus nurture, Christina's journey took her through the challenges of adolescence into adulthood. Stephen witnessed and tells the chilling story about the heart-wrenching realities of life with an addicted child – from leaving home to facing homelessness and navigating the complexities of her marriage within the shadows of addiction. The struggle to save Christina from the clutches of homelessness, addiction, and ultimately, death, became a central theme in their lives. Yet, amid the struggles, surprises emerged, displaying uncommon beauty and strength. Christina's art, spirit, and energy shone through, defying the darkness that threatened to engulf her. Stephen delves into the profound impact of loss, exploring the depths of grief and its repercussions on the family. https://www.imaginemuseum.com HELP SUPPORT OUR FIGHT AGAINST ADDICTION. DONATE HERE: https://bit.ly/Fightdrugs   PART OF THE GOOD NEWS PODCAST NETWORK. AUDIO VERSIONS OF ALL OUR EPISODES: https://theaddictionpodcast.com CONTACT US: The Addiction Podcast - Point of No Return theaddictionpodcast@yahoo.com Intro and Outro music by: Decisions by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100756 Artist: http://incompetech.com/  

Kevin Miller reviews the upcoming interview with President Donald Trump on Meet the Press. Kevin Miller takes calls on the internal struggle within the Idaho Republican Party.

Idaho Matters takes a look at the news that made headlines this week, including the open primary ballot initiative, a growing divide in the Idaho Republican Party and an update on the Perpetua-Nez Perce lawsuit settlement.

Kevin Miller listens to Dave Petso's report on the economy. Kevin Miller speaks with Chris Troupis on the state of the Idaho Republican Party.

Summary:Dorothy Moon, Chairwoman of the Idaho Republican Party sits down with Idaho Speaks to talk about the March Caucus system, how we got where we are, how voting will work, and all the benefits the early caucus brings to our state.  We also discuss the woes of rank choice voting and the over-all status of the Republican Party in Idaho.Sponsor:Idaho Speaks is a listener supported production and we need your help in covering costs.  Please visit idahospeaks.com/support to give with a secure credit card transaction.

The Idaho Supreme Court delivered a massive blow to Idahoans' gun rights. Sen. Scott Herndon joins the show to discuss what it means and how to fix it. Brian Almon talks about the GOP's summer meetings and the direction the Idaho Republican Party is headed.

It is a beautiful Tuesday morning to talk legitimacy. Mike shared a 6-hour podcast with Norm last night so it is 50/50 on whether Norm makes it to the stream this morning. We haven't checked, but we've heard oddsmakers put a line on Draft Kings for this one. . If you're wagering against Norm, you've picked the wrong season. We're stacking wins around here. Ask Yale. We digress. Today, the stream focuses in on technical, almost mechanical details of government and justice system functions. This is a major tenant of institutional legitimacy—how the public trust is managed by and through the institutions within which it has been placed: . › The Idaho Tribune reports that the Idaho Republican Party has passed a resolution condemning the Federal Bureau of Investigation and further indicated that it supports abolition thereof if it cannot be reformed. Cool story, bro. What is most interesting, however, is the contents of the resolution used to support the condemnation. . › Planned Parenthood v. Stein continues to develop. The plaintiff's motion for a temporary restraining order is set to be heard tomorrow, March 28, 2023, in Greensboro, North Carolina. In monitoring court filings, Mike found a plaintiff submission indicating that the North Carolina legislature had met and voted just last week to approve certain amendments to the abortion law at issue, which portend to moot the overwhelming majority of the plaintiff's basis for relief. . › Finally, we do it. We talk about eminent domain in South Dakota and what's going on with the carbon capture pipeline project spearheaded by Summit Carbon Solutions. What is environmental justice? This administration keeps uttering the phrase, but it is not obvious that anything just is occurring below the ground, in the air, or within the courts on the issue of carbon capture and storage. . Join us. . Daily livestreams beginning at 8:00 am EST on: › Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/LawandLegitimacy › Youtube: @lawandlegitimacy › Twitter: @pattispodcast . Subscribe and turn on notifications! . Support Law and Legitimacy: . - Locals: https://lawandlegitimacy.locals.com/ - Follow on Twitter: @PattisPodcast, @PattisNorm, and @MichaelBoyer_ - Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Audible, Spotify, or wherever you receive podcasts and rate LAL 5 stars. - Subscribe here on our Rumble and Youtube channels, give us a Rumble, and join our active community of free-thinkers, contrarians, and the unafraid on Locals!

It is a beautiful Tuesday morning to talk legitimacy. Mike shared a 6-hour podcast with Norm last night so it is 50/50 on whether Norm makes it to the stream this morning. We haven't checked, but we've heard oddsmakers put a line on Draft Kings for this one. . If you're wagering against Norm, you've picked the wrong season. We're stacking wins around here. Ask Yale. We digress. Today, the stream focuses in on technical, almost mechanical details of government and justice system functions. This is a major tenant of institutional legitimacy—how the public trust is managed by and through the institutions within which it has been placed: . › The Idaho Tribune reports that the Idaho Republican Party has passed a resolution condemning the Federal Bureau of Investigation and further indicated that it supports abolition thereof if it cannot be reformed. Cool story, bro. What is most interesting, however, is the contents of the resolution used to support the condemnation. . › Planned Parenthood v. Stein continues to develop. The plaintiff's motion for a temporary restraining order is set to be heard tomorrow, March 28, 2023, in Greensboro, North Carolina. In monitoring court filings, Mike found a plaintiff submission indicating that the North Carolina legislature had met and voted just last week to approve certain amendments to the abortion law at issue, which portend to moot the overwhelming majority of the plaintiff's basis for relief. . › Finally, we do it. We talk about eminent domain in South Dakota and what's going on with the carbon capture pipeline project spearheaded by Summit Carbon Solutions. What is environmental justice? This administration keeps uttering the phrase, but it is not obvious that anything just is occurring below the ground, in the air, or within the courts on the issue of carbon capture and storage. . Join us. . Daily livestreams beginning at 8:00 am EST on: › Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/LawandLegitimacy › Youtube: @lawandlegitimacy › Twitter: @pattispodcast . Subscribe and turn on notifications! . Support Law and Legitimacy: . - Locals: https://lawandlegitimacy.locals.com/ - Follow on Twitter: @PattisPodcast, @PattisNorm, and @MichaelBoyer_ - Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Audible, Spotify, or wherever you receive podcasts and rate LAL 5 stars. - Subscribe here on our Rumble and Youtube channels, give us a Rumble, and join our active community of free-thinkers, contrarians, and the unafraid on Locals!

To start the show, Nate Shelman was joined by Idaho GOP Chairwoman Dorothy Moon. They discussed what options the Idaho Republican Party has to reinstate the Presidential Primary in Idaho. If you are an Idaho Republican, do you prefer a primary election, caucus, or conference, to select a presidential nominee? Nate opened up the next hour by talking about Scott Baio. That lead to a brief conversation about California wanting reparations. Do you believe the polls? Right now, the polls put Trump beating Biden in a hypothetical 2024 Presidential rematch. Nate is really tired of AR-15s being discussed. Even thought it goes against his principles, why shouldn't we just ban them at this point? Nate asks AR-15 owners to call in and discuss how they feel that a weapon that they also own is being used to commit horrible crimes. To wrap up the show Nate also asked Range Rover owners to call in to discuss how they feel about their car being used in a mass murder. (5/18/23)

The snowy weather is causing potholes, the seventh earthquake in three days was reported, and the Idaho Republican Party has announced two new legislative liaisons.

Idaho Gov. Brad Little addresses supporters at the Idaho Republican Party election night celebration Nov. 8, 2022 in downtown Boise.

U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo addresses supporters at the Idaho Republican Party election night celebration Nov. 8, 2022 in downtown Boise.

Elaine Price discusses her background and how she entered the political arena, first in Coeur d'Alene and then in the state of Idaho. She discusses the issues that her district faces. At the state level, Elaine's priorities are to rein in the executive's emergency powers, implement choice in Idaho's education system, cut spending in the executive branch, and reduce the tax burden for Idahoans. We then discuss the Idaho Republican Party and how it must unite to pass the agenda that the state needs.Sponsor:Derek at Consumer Credit Auditors can fix your credit score and help you save money with lower interest rates.  Call (208) 601-6069.  Visit consumercreditauditors.com for more information.

Erin and Lucky sit down and discuss the argument happening on social media between voting down the party ticket or voting on principle. This argument stems from the Ammon Bundy vs. Brad Little debate happening in the Idaho Republican Party and whatever the outcome of this general election, Idaho will be feeling it for a long time. Follow Erin on Telegram: t.me/kcspectator TruthSocial: @realKCSpectator TikTok: @KCSpectator Facebook: KCSpectator visit https://idahospodcast.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatshappeningidaho/support

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At the beginning of the show Dorothy Moon, The Chairwoman of the Idaho Republican Party, joined Nate to discuss an event they are holding tonight. She also weighed in on what is and isn't an important issue for the Idaho Legislature and what her thoughts are on Republicans supporting and endorsing non-Republican candidates. After that we discussed something completely different, child marriage. The Idaho Supreme Court chose not to weigh in on a case where a parent agreed to marry off his sixteen-year-old daughter in order to get out of custody hearings with his ex-wife. Do you think that the Idaho law should say no one under the age of eighteen can get married? How safe do you feel in the Treasure Valley? Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling reported, that while some crime is down, violent crime in Nampa has increased. There is also a story that the Boise Police are looking into involving a group of teenagers ganging up and going after adults in Downtown Boise. (10/20/22)

Today's headlines: Extensive reporting from the New York Times post Roe reversal paints a dire picture of women whose lives were put at extreme risk due to doctors' refusal to act, for fear of being prosecuted. In similar news, the Idaho Republican Party voted on their platform over the weekend and rejected a proposal to add language that would allow abortions to save the life of the mother. Then, the Republican candidate for the governor of New York is facing claims that he submitted fake signatures to get an additional line on the ballot in the November election, and Dr. Fauci announced yesterday that he plans to retire by the end of 2025. Finally, Yesterday was the first day of Steve Bannon's trial for his failure to comply with subpoenas from the House January 6th committee, and Bennie Thompson is asking the DOJ to investigate the ex-governor of Mississippi. Resources/Articles mentioned this episode: NY Times: They Had Miscarriages, and New Abortion Laws Obstructed Treatment AP News: Idaho GOP rejects abortion exception to save mother's life Huffpost: Trump-Supporting GOP Congressman Faces Election Fraud Accusations Washington Post: Fauci says he will retire from government post by the end of Biden's term CNN: Jury nearly seated in Bannon trial over failure to comply with Jan. 6 committee subpoenas  Mississippi Free Press: Rep. Thompson Asks DOJ To Investigate Ex-Gov. Bryant For Favre TANF Payments

Dorothy Moon is the newly elected Idaho GOP Chairwoman. She joined Nate to discuss her plans for to unite and modernize the Idaho Republican Party. (7/18/22)

Kevin Miller previews the state convention of the Idaho Republican Party in Twin Falls, Idaho.

According to several media reports, Trump has made his decision about 2024, he just hasn't decided when to announce it. How would Trump need to change in order to be elected in 2024? There was a White House Report put out that said in order to save the salmon, dams along the snake river should be removed. What are your thoughts? Congressman Russ Fulcher joined Nate to talk about a whole host of national topics including dams and salmon. Meanwhile, The Idaho Republican Party is holding their convention in Twin Falls right now. Nate decided to hold our very own KBOI Republican Convention. What do you think the most important issue we need to address? (7/14/22)

Hour 1 * Only one hour today because of technical difficulty's! * Guest: Richard Mack Founder and President of CSPOA – A partnership between citizens and local law enforcement, especially sheriffs. Mack encourages those not in law enforcement to stand with their sheriffs. – CSPOA.org * Oklahoma governor's race: Will You Vote for Mark Sherwood? * Would you move your family for Liberty? * What States Would You Be Willing To Live In? * Doug Traubel got skipped for Ada County Sheriff – Shame on the Idaho Republican Party. * Yuma County Sheriff's Office Opens Massive Voter Fraud Investigation After 2000 Mules Goes Viral! * How They Stole The 2020 Election – “2000 Mules,” a documentary film created by Dinesh D'Souza, exposes widespread, coordinated voter fraud in the 2020 election, sufficient to change the overall outcome! * We respond to a Facebook Comment from Paul Harris. * Is there Voter and or Election Fraud in your County? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

* Only one hour today because of technical difficulty's! * Guest: Richard Mack Founder and President of CSPOA - A partnership between citizens and local law enforcement, especially sheriffs. Mack encourages those not in law enforcement to stand with their sheriffs. - CSPOA.org * Oklahoma governor's race: Will You Vote for Mark Sherwood? * Would you move your family for Liberty? * What States Would You Be Willing To Live In? * Doug Traubel got skipped for Ada County Sheriff - Shame on the Idaho Republican Party. * Yuma County Sheriff's Office Opens Massive Voter Fraud Investigation After 2000 Mules Goes Viral! * How They Stole The 2020 Election - "2000 Mules," a documentary film created by Dinesh D'Souza, exposes widespread, coordinated voter fraud in the 2020 election, sufficient to change the overall outcome! * We respond to a Facebook Comment from Paul Harris. * Is there Voter and or Election Fraud in your County?

The first segment includes Lignite Energy Council President Jason Bohrer and Johnathan Fortner and Mike Holmes.  The three discuss innovation and technologies surrounding clear air and clean energy solutions. Jason Bohrer's background as an attorney, a communications director for the Idaho Republican Party and as chief of staff to U.S. Rep. [...]

In this episode we sit down with Idaho's very own Brent Regan. Brent is an Inventor, Chairman of the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee, Chairman Idaho Freedom Foundation, and Chairman of the Rules Committee in the Idaho Republican Party. In this episode we discuss the Republican Winter meeting, the success in Kootenai County for Republicans, mapping out success for other counties in the state, and is the Idaho Freedom Foundation a Libertarian think tank. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatshappeningidaho/support

Kevin Miller's best shows and Tom Luna the Chairman of the Idaho Republican Party talk to the political heavyweights.

In early April, we brought you the strange story of the blood feud between North Idaho College’s administration and its board of trustees. NIC is a public junior college and its board had always been elected by the people of Kootenai County, but to hear locals talk about it, those races were never partisan. That changed last year and the resulting saga was by turns silly, absurd, chilling and at times, even a little scary. If you would have asked me then, I would have probably said that would be the weirdest local news story of the year. Boy was I wrong.Since then, most of Idaho seems to be caught in one preposterous political news cycle after another. Here’s a taste of the stories that have come since: The Kootenai County library board race ended in veiled accusations of SatanismA state representative repeatedly doxxed a teenage rape victim. (Anti-extremism groups called for her resignation; she responded by announcing a run for Lieutenant Governor)Current Lieutenant Governor Janice McGeachin created an anti-indoctrination taskforce to “to protect our young people from the scourge of critical race theory, socialism, communism, and Marxism."A group of legislators led by McGeachin later held the state budget hostage until the legislature agreed to ban teaching Critical Race Theory in public schools, including colleges — despite failing to define just what Critical Race Theory is. Five rural Oregon counties voted to secede from the Beaver state and join Idaho.Ammon Bundy, the amateur rancher and professional stand-off-haver, announces a run for Governor … despite being banned from the Idaho Statehouse. That’s just scratching the surface, honestly. And while it’s not immediately obvious the through-line connecting these stories, our guest this week, Zach Hagadone of the Sandpoint Reader, argues they’re isolated skirmishes in a multi-way civil war for the soul of the Idaho Republican Party. It’s a big topic, with both regional and national implications — as many as 24 states have followed or are considering following Idaho’s lead on Critical Race Theory as well — so this is going to be another one of our patented two-part deep dives. Buckle up, it’s a wild ride. Get full access to RANGE at www.rangemedia.co/subscribe

Far-right activist Ammon Bundy is running for governor of Idaho—despite being legally banned from the Idaho statehouse. “He's prepping a run for Idaho governor, to the dismay of the Idaho Republican Party, which really does not want that affiliation,” said The Daily Beast reporter Kelly Weill. Elsewhere on the episode, The Week national correspondent Ryan Cooper talks about a government report claiming that the U.S. Park Police didn't clear protesters outside the White House—and how its claims that the Trump administration didn't act just to set up a presidential photo-op have been overblown in the media. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's Rant and Rave Friday! The Idaho Republican Party released a statement that said that the party won't support Ammon Bundy's race for governor, and doesn't think that he is fit to run. Both Tom Luna, the chairman of the Idaho GOP, and Ammon Bundy joined Nate. What makes a republican republican? Bald Eagles are responsible for killing fifty-four lambs costing the Idaho farmer $7,500. (6/4/21)

The Idaho Republican Party sent out a fundraising flier in which they stated that they support Governor Little's run for his current position. Representative Ron Nate joined the show to discuss the flier. Pfizer has received emergency approval for their vaccine for kids 12-15 years old. Would you get your child vaccinated? There is a bill that passed the Senate that would make it illegal for marijuana dispensaries to advertise in Idaho. The Idaho legislature might be able to stop the extra federal unemployment benefits in order to try and fix the labor shortage. Representative Dorothy Moon joined Nate in that discussion. (5/10/21)

The Point of Personal Privilege Podcast discusses the Idaho Republican Party summer meeting with Bryan Clark of the Idaho Falls Post Register. Also, Melissa goes to prison and politicians take up arms.

The Point of Personal Privilege Podcast talks to retired Sen. Larry Craig about his podcast, the future of the Idaho Republican Party, and the sweet apps on his phone. Also: The Orofino Maniacs, public school funding, Seth's pants, and the assets we both bring to the Idaho legislature.