Podcast appearances and mentions of Michael Burgess

“You don't need more motivation you need clarity, purpose, and your edge back.”If you're a business owner who knows there's another level mentally, emotionally, and strategically here's your next step:➡️ Book a private call with Seamus: https://seamusfox.com➡️ Or DM “PODCAST” on Linkdeln to start the conversation: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seamus-fox-943b7117a/This isn't coaching for the masses it's mindset recalibration for men who lead, build, and want to win without burning out or losing themselves in the process.Todays episode. In this episode, I joined Michael Burgess on his podcast to have an honest conversation about purpose, self-leadership, and what it really means to live in alignment. We explored the difference between chasing success that's true to you versus falling into the trap of fulfilling someone else's expectations. I shared parts of my own journey, the lessons I've learned through coaching business owners, and how to begin reconnecting with what actually matters to you. If you're feeling off-track or driven but unfulfilled, this one's worth a listen.

This week on The Big League Podcast - Warriors half Chanel Harris Tavita reviews the golden point victory over the Broncos and looks back at his season so far. Newstalk ZB's Nathan Limm and NZ Herald's Michael Burgess highlight Luke Metcalf's composure, Kurt Capewell's pace and why the Warriors are going to run straight over the top of the Knights on Anzac Day.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Big League Podcast - Former Kiwis coach Frank Endacott explains why the Warriors were obliterated so spectacularly by the Melbourne Storm - a 17th consecutive defeat. Newstalk ZB's Nathan Limm and NZ Herald's Michael Burgess labour over the carcass of another visit to AAMI Park and attempt resuscitate some hope into the Warriors' chances against the Broncos.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The latest edition of 'The All-Star Panel' features NZ Herald Sports Journalist Michael Burgess and Rugby Writer Jamie Wall. On this weekend's agenda: What's gone wrong with Burling and Dalton? Super Rugby viewership is growing, and are Moana Pasifika now Auckland's favourite team? LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Big League Podcast - sports breathing and mental skills coach Dave Wood joins to discuss his work with the Warriors, the dangers of over-breathing and strategies you can use in everyday life to tackle high pressure situations. Nathan Limm and Michael Burgess will preview the Warriors' dreaded visit to the Melbourne Storm on Sunday - can they break a losing streak which now dates back a decade? Plus the Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad and Te Maire Martin departure rumours. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The so-called ‘stadium wars’ in Auckland have been raging quietly behind the scenes for several years now. But last week, the battle popped up in public once again, with Auckland Council voting to throw its support behind a plan to upgrade Eden Park, over the proposed new stadium on the city’s waterfront. Eden Park may have won on the day, but questions remain over how the upgrades will be funded, while the Government still needs to weigh in on which project to support. NZ Herald sports writer Michael Burgess has been following these discussions for over a decade, and joins us today on The Front Page to dig into what this latest vote means in the long-term. Follow The Front Page on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. You can read more about this and other stories in the New Zealand Herald, online at nzherald.co.nz, or tune in to news bulletins across the NZME network. Host: Chelsea DanielsSound Engineer: Dan GoodwinProducer: Ethan SillsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textWhat happens when we look back at our younger selves with the wisdom gained through decades of experience? That's the question I explore after a thought-provoking conversation on the Younger Hunger podcast, where host Michael Burgess asked about my vision in my twenties.The truth surprised even me as I articulated it: there was no grand plan. At 17, living on my own and selling counterfeit goods to survive, my vision extended only to making enough money for the next month. Without today's resources like YouTube or social media, without mentors or coaches, I was simply a lost boy trying to find my way—thinking I knew everything while understanding almost nothing.Now at 44, I look back at that young man almost as if he were my son—with compassion for his mistakes and understanding that every challenge shaped who I've become. Those experiences weren't detours; they were the exact path needed to develop the values that define my identity today as a coach, speaker, and mentor. This transformation illuminates something profound about human development: our identity and what we believe we deserve are shaped by our values, which influence every perception, decision, and action we take.Whether you experience a dramatic shift in values as I once did, or undergo the more common gradual evolution, understanding this principle can catalyze profound personal transformation. After spending four days studying axiology with my mentor Dr. John Demartini, I'm convinced more than ever that many people struggle because they're living according to imposed values rather than discovering their authentic selves. The question worth examining is simple but powerful: Is the image you hold of yourself helping you become who you truly want to be? If not, what needs to change?Support the show

This week on The Big League Podcast - Warriors co-captain James Fisher-Harris joins for the very first time to debrief the Warriors' second NRL victory of the season, trumping the Roosters at Mt Smart. Nathan Limm Michael Burgess will analyse what we can take confidence from and where the holes are heading into their visit to the Wests Tigers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Big League Podcast - Nathan Limm and Michael Burgess debrief everything you need to know about the Warriors' remarkable turnaround against Manly and whether it'll remain consistent with the resurgent Roosters looming. Plus, Stacey Jones' bid for Kalyn Ponga to play for the Kiwis. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Big League Podcast - Warriors winger Dallin Watene-Zelezniak joins us in studio to discuss his retirement timeline, injury recovery and why he's choosing to represent Tonga instead of the Kiwis. Nathan Limm is back from illness and Alex Powell is in off the interchange for Michael Burgess. Can the Warriors upset a formidable Manly Sea Eagles side?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Big League Podcast - Michael Burgess joins Nick Bewley from Las Vegas to unpack a deflating 30-8 loss to Canberra under the bright lights of Sin City. The boys discuss what went wrong on the field, with a particular focus on the middle forwards, and if there's greater cause for concern moving forward. We hear from Roger Tuivasa-Sheck after his NRL return to the wing, and try and make sense of what happened between a working journalist and Warriors assistant coach Richard Agar.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Warriors have struggled under the bright lights on Sin City, going down 30-8 to the Raiders in their NRL season-opener in Las Vegas. Canberra scored five tries to two, including doubles to winger Xavier Savage and centre Sebastian Kris. NZ Herald sports writer Michael Burgess explains further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Big League Podcast - New Zealand rugby league legend and Warriors assistant coach Stacey Jones joins us to go through all the off season drama, including the loss of Tohu Harris, the appointment of skippers Mitch Barnett and James Fisher-Harris PLUS is Stacey heading straight to the casino in Vegas? Senior New Zealand Herald writer Michael Burgess is back to give us the rundown on the new-look Warriors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new Warriors era without big guns Shaun Johnson and Tohu Harris has started with a 12-all draw against the Cronulla Sharks in Sydney. Fullback Charnze Nicholl-Klokstad says the NRL Pre-Season Challenge felt quite strange without the retired superstars. Winger Dallin Watene-Zelezniak left the field with a wrist injury 10 minutes into the drawn contest. Halfback Jett Cleary, the younger brother of Penrith ace Nathan, has his first outing in Warriors' colours, with his father Ivan —Penrith's four-time NRL Premiership-winning coach— on hand to watch. NZ Herald Rugby League expert Michael Burgess joined D'Arcy Waldegrave to discuss the early season hit out. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Venus is chuffed to be through to this morning's doubles final at the ASB Tennis Classic with Croatian partner Nikola Mektic. The Kiwi says he's not short on motivation after enduring heartbreak over the past two years in Auckland. Adam Cooper caught up with leading NZ Herald Sports Journalist Michael Burgess to preview the days action. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The ASB Classic is battling weather delays, having last nights matches cancelled due to rain. Madison Keys is in tremendous form as she takes a swing at the top prize - down 3-1 she won the next four games. Could it be a Noami Osaka v Madison Keys match ahead? Sports Journalist Michael Burgess joins the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Auckland FC's dream A-League run continues, as they beat out the Wellington Phoenix in their latest rematch. The Auckland side defeated the Phoenix 2-1, in front of a record 26,253 crowd fuelled by a contingent of Wellington fans. NZ Herald sports reporter Michael Burgess joined Piney to discuss the 'amazing' atmosphere leading up to the win. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for 8 December 2024, Herald sports reporter Michael Burgess recapped Auckland FC's 'incredible' victory over the Wellington Phoenix. Kiwi cricket great Sir Richard Hadlee was among 11 Hall of Fame inductees for significant contributions to the sport. And Steve Alker told Piney his plan to win the New Zealand Open next year. Get the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rafael Nadal has played his last ever match at the top flight of international tennis. His Spanish team has lost to the Netherlands at the Davis Cup Tennis tragic Michael Burgess was there in 2004 when Nadal played in Auckland. He spoke to D'Arcy Waldegrave about Rafa's long career - and the next ASB Classic's lineup - on Sportstalk. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

D'Arcy Waldegrave is back to round up this week's sporting news. Highlights for tonight include: New Zealand Rugby head of women's high performance Hannah Porter on Super Rugby Aupiki playing a championship game against the Aussie league. Talkback- what can the men's and women's games learn from each other? NZ Herald sports writer Michael Burgess on Rafael Nadal's retirement from tennis. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SALEM'S LOT - Brennen muss Salem hieß es in der passenden Sneak Preview vor Halloween. Der Film basiert auf dem gleichnamigen Roman von Stephen King, das schon mehrfach verfilmt wurde. Eine Kleinstadt wird von umheimlichen Ereignissen heimgesucht und die Bewohner beginnen sich ungewöhnlich zu benehmen. Ob er uns gefallen hat, erfahrt ihr in der Sendung.  Weiterhin besprechen wir die aktuellen Kinofilme VENOM 3 - THE LAST DANCE und die Fortsetzung des Horror Überraschungserfolgs von 2022 SMILE 2 - SIEHST DU ES AUCH?. Viel Spass beim Hören dieser Episode. Kommentare, Fragen, Anregungen bitte auf www.Kinocast.net Salem's Lot – Brennen muss Salem ist ein Horror-Thriller von Gary Dauberman. Der Film basiert auf dem gleichnamigen Roman von Stephen King. Die Premiere erfolgte Ende September 2024 auf dem Beyond Fest in Los Angeles. Der Kinostart in Deutschland war am 31. Oktober 2024, zu Halloween. Inhalt: Ein Ereignis aus seiner Kindheit verfolgt Schriftsteller Ben Mears bis heute. Auf der Suche nach Inspiration für sein nächstes Buch kehrt er in seine Heimatstadt Jerusalem's Lot zurück. Er will ins alte Marsten-Haus einziehen, das auf einem Hügel steht und das man sehen kann, egal wo in der Stadt man sich aufhält, und in welchem Ben als Kind ein traumatisches Erlebnis hatte. Doch kaum in der Stadt angekommen, erfährt Mears, dass ihm jemand zuvorgekommen ist. Der dubiose Antiquitätenhändler Richard Straker hat es für sich und seinen geheimnisvollen Geschäftspartner gekauft, den allerdings noch niemand gesehen hat. Bald jedoch beginnen unheimliche Dinge ihren Lauf zu nehmen: ein kleiner Junge verschwindet spurlos und sein Bruder stirbt schließlich an Blutarmut. Vampirismus breitet sich aus in Salem's Lot. Ben muss festzustellen, dass die Stadt von einem blutrünstigen Vampir und seinem treuen Diener heimgesucht wird. Produktion: Regie bei der neusten Verfilmung führte Gary Dauberman. Es handelt sich um seine zweite Regiearbeit. Er gab mit Annabelle Comes Home (Annabelle 3) sein Regiedebüt. Dauberman adaptierte auch Kings Roman für den Film. Zuletzt schrieb er die Drehbücher für Andrés Muschiettis King-Verfilmung "Es" und von "ES" den zweiten Teil. Lewis Pullman spielt in der Hauptrolle Ben Mears. In dem Film von 1979 war David Soul in dieser Rolle zu sehen, in dem Film von 2004 Rob Lowe. Spencer Treat Clark spielt Mike Ryerson, Alfre Woodard übernahm die Rolle von Dr. Cody. Der Däne Pilou Asbæk spielt Richard Straker, der im Film von 2004 von Donald Sutherland gespielt wurde. In weiteren Rollen sind Bill Camp als Mathew Burke, Makenzie Leigh als Susan Norton und John Benjamin Hickey in der Rolle von Father Callahan zu sehen. Der Kinderdarsteller Nicholas Crovetti, bekannt für Filme wie Witch Hunt und Goodnight Mommy und Serien wie Big Little Lies, spielt Danny Glick. Die Dreharbeiten fanden ab September 2021 in Boston, Ipswich und in den Städten Sterling und Clinton statt. An drei Drehtagen verwendete man die Princeton Public Library in Princeton in Massachusetts als Kulisse. Als Kameramann fungierte Michael Burgess. Timecodes: 00:00:00 Einleitung 00:01:33 Salem's Lot (2024) 00:18:42 Tipps für die nächste Sneak 00:21:46 Venom - The Last Dance 00:34:04 Smile 2 00:40:36 Kinocharts und Neustarts 00:44:25 Serientipp 00:45:23 Musik

Maddison-Lee Wesche has produced a personal best of 19.86 metres to win silver in the women's shotput final at Stade de France at the Paris Olympics.  The Kiwi's been pipped for gold on the final throw by Germany's Yemisi Ogunleye, who launched a heave of 20 metres for gold.  NZ Herald Reporter Michael Burgess joined D'Arcy Waldegrave to update the latest from overnight.   LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Disappointment for sprinter Zoe Hobbs - who's missed out on the women's 100 metre final at the Paris Games. The Olympic debutant finished sixth in her heat, with the top two in all three semis and the next two fastest advancing. NZ Herald sports journalist Michael Burgess says Hobbs managed an incredible performance in a competitive sport, but it wasn't enough. "She ran 11:08 in her heat and 11:07 today would have been enough to make the final, but as she explained - she had a slightly poor start." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NZ Herald Sports Reporter Michael Burgess gives us the latest out of Paris:   - Sprinter Zoe Hobbs is through to the semi-finals of the women's 100 metres.  - Silver for the Mac Attack off the coast of Marseille.  - Maddie Davidson's finished seventh in the women's trampoline event, while Dylan Schmidt crashes out.  - Swimmer Erika Fairweather's recorded the seventh fastest time in the heats of the 800 metres freestyle to qualify for Sunday morning's final.  - Jackie Kiddle and Shannon Cox have finished fourth in the lightweight women's double sculls.  - The New Zealand men's hockey team HAVE LOST 2-1 to Ireland and finish winless!  - Sam Tanner's finished 13th in his heat in the men's 1500 metres to move through to the repechage round.    LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NZ Herald senior sport journalist Michael Burgess is in Paris for the Olympics - but you wouldn't know that from listening to Sportstalk!  D'Arcy Waldegrave has been trying to get him on the all week, but scheduling conflicts, poor reception, and other annoyances of the modern age have all contrived to keep it from happening.  But on Friday morning France time, D'Arcy at last got through - here is the result.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

D'Arcy Waldegrave returns to recap an exciting week in the world of sports! Highlights for tonight include:    Rowing NZ CEO David Meates talking the sport's first three medals in Paris. Talkback - Why are we so good at rowing? Greg Alexander - Former Warrior previews the Eels game. Michael Burgess - NZ Herald senior sports writer gives an update from the Olympics. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The River Seine fell short yesterday, leading to a last minute cancellation.  The Men's Triathlon was postponed due to the poor water quality in the river, after the cancellation of two prior training sessions.  They've moved the event from 6pm last night to 8:45pm tomorrow, after the Women's Triathlon.  Michael Burgess, NZ Herald Sports Reporter, told Ryan Bridge that Friday is, as far as they know, the last day they could hold the men's triathlon in the river, and if they can't, they'll have to skip that portion.  He said that one of our athletes, Hayden Wilde, has expressed that there'd be a funny feeling about competing and perhaps medalling at an incomplete Olympic triathlon.  “There'd sort of always be an asterisk attached to that.”  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's disappointment among Kiwi sports fans this morning, as Erika Fairweather comes up short. The Kiwi swimmer's finished fourth in the women's 400 metre freestyle final at the Paris Olympics. NZ Herald sports journalist Michael Burgess says it was a shame, but she came close. "You gotta feel for her - we've seen this before in swimming, we saw Moss Burmester finish 4th as well in Beijing. It's the toughest place to finish." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 2024 Olympic Games kicked off with a bang – or a light show.  NZ Herald Sports Reporter Michael Burgess is on the ground in Paris, taking in the festivities before and as the games begin.  He joined Piney to give a sense of the energy and excitement in the city.  "I think this is going to be an absolute beauty, mainly because of the venues being all in the city, all these classic venues, and talking to the athletes, they're all so excited about being able to perform at some of these iconic stadiums and venues.”  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand has shared a boat with Uzbekistan, Uganda, Oman, and Pakistan at the Olympic Games opening ceremony along the River Sein.  A New Zealand brigade of 77 athletes and support staff were on board, including a five-strong sailing contingent that made a 775-kilometre trip from their base in Marseille.  NZ Herald Sports Journalist Michael Burgess joined D'Arcy Waldegrave to preview day one of competition.   LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Congressman Michael Burgess is the Chair of the House Rules Committee and one of only 20 M.D.s currently serving in Congress. Before his election to the House of Representatives in 2002 for the 26th District in Texas, Congressman Burgess was a practicing physician in obstetrics and gynecology. In this Vital Health podcast, Congressman Burgess outlines the historical background of the need for the Medicare prescription drug benefit passed in 2003, the risks posed to seniors and U.S. healthcare more broadly due to the Inflation Reduction Act, and the Government's potential use of march-in rights.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Family Plan 2023 Movie || Cinematographer Michael Burgess Conversation || Mark Wahlberg Step behind the scenes with acclaimed cinematographer Michael Burgess as he delves into the intricacies of bringing "The Family Plan" (2023) to life on the silver screen, featuring the charismatic Mark Wahlberg. In this exclusive discussion, Burgess shares insights into the visual storytelling techniques employed in the film, offering a captivating glimpse into his artistic vision and collaborative process with the cast and crew. ,,,From capturing intimate family moments to crafting dynamic action sequences, Burgess reveals the meticulous attention to detail that went into creating the film's immersive cinematic experience. Dive deep into the world of filmmaking as Burgess provides a rare behind-the-scenes perspective on the making of "The Family Plan," showcasing the creative craftsmanship that elevates this captivating tale to the next level.

The NZ Warriors have been humbled in Wollongong as they fell to a heavy defeat against the struggling Dragons.   The Australian league steamrolled the Warriors, beating them by a full eighteen points despite the Warriors early lead.  Michael Burgess joined Piney to discuss what went wrong for the New Zealand club.  He said that it's just not the kind of performance we've become used to in Andrew Webster's tenure.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bristow Marchant, Michael Burgess and more discuss the Willie Leaphart podcast with the Lexington community at River Bluff High School. ***** Bristow Marchant is the reporter on this podcast. It is a a production of The State and McClatchy, and produced by Loumay Alesali, Jennifer Molina, Kata Stevens, Hrisanthi Pickett and Joshua Boucher. Special thanks to Don Blount.

If Texas enforces its new sweeping immigration law, President Joe Biden's administration will sue the state; a Dallas County grand jury has indicted a clerk for a justice of the peace on misdemeanor charges of forgery; and what flavor of conservative will win the Republican nomination to replace longtime Rep. Michael Burgess . Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There are over 100,000 Americans on the organ transplant waiting list. However, the journey doesn't stop after receiving a transplant. The threat of organ rejection is a constant worry, with significant failure rates within the first five years post-transplant. And now there is a new hurdle introduced by private government contractors, jeopardizing the health of transplanted organs. Innovative blood tests allow physicians to detect organ damage and rejection before patients show symptoms. Doctors require these crucial blood tests to effectively monitor and manage the care of their immunocompromised patients. Newt's guests are Dr. Steven Potter, an experienced kidney and pancreas transplant surgeon, Eddie Garcia, a heart transplant recipient, and Congressman Michael Burgess of Texas. Visit https://www.honorthegift.org/take-action to learn more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new bill at the federal level, called the GOLD Card Act of 2023, has the potential to fix prior authorization. One of the co-sponsors of the bill, Michael Burgess, MD, Congressman (R-Texas), joins to discuss the GOLD Card Act and what the bill means for physicians and their patients. American Medical Association CXO Todd Unger hosts.

Growing field to fill the Michael Burgess vacancy in TX-26See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The news of Texas covered today includes:Our Lone Star story of the day: Democrats always want more money for all types of government including public schools and healthcare and yet, when you pin them down on a secure border and stopping illegal immigration, their hypocrisy shines. The direct costs of illegal immigration are staggering and yet if you read the comments of legislators from Laredo in this story about SB4, you will see there is little to no recognition of a real problem. Rep. Raymond wants to implement the biggest incentive yet for illegally entering the country – what he wants would turn to a world crises and send hundred of millions scrambling our way. Is he really that stupid?! I wonder what his local constituents would think of this if they understood what this would do to their jobs and income.Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.A waste of time in Lubbock from the wasted: A pro-marijuana ordinance on the May ballot. But, is it really a waste of time? Don't bet on it and I'll tell you why.Much political news including Congressman Pat Fallon giving up re-election to return and run for his former state senate seat. Also, longtime U.S. Rep. Michael Burgess not running for re-election. The DFW area is likely to have some rollicking races for Congress which possibly could open chances to replace RINO or pro-Phelan state reps with solid conservatives. Only time will tell.Listen on the radio, or station stream, at 5pm Central. Click for our radio and streaming affiliates. www.PrattonTexas.com

In this episode, Chef Noel is joined by Michael Burgess, the owner and CEO of Nerpy's®, Inc. To talk about everything as it relates to business and products. In 2008, Nerpy's® recognized a vibrant and growing demand for great-tasting, spicy food among today's diverse communities. So they began making hot sauce in Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The company's aim and mission are to share great-tasting, deliciously flavorful hot sauces and marinades that are tasty, hot, and truly enjoyable. Nerpy's is committed to producing hot sauces and marinades that truly excite the taste buds and radiate the magical flavours of all food. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whatscookingwithchefnoel/message

The congressman joins Hal and Ernie with an update from D.C.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maz Farookhi is in Auckland as Spain reach their first final in only their third World Cup finals appearance thanks to second-half strikes from teenage sensation Salma Paralluelo and captain Olga Carmona. Joining Maz are Spanish radio reporter Sara Gutierrez and Swedish journalist Amanda Zaza to chat about the pulsating semi-final. We also hear from The New Zealand Herald's Michael Burgess about what the tournament has done to football in New Zealand and how the last five weeks will be remembered. As it's the final match in New Zealand, we'll also be hearing about the significance of the Maori performing art, Poi, and why it's been an ever-present at grounds across New Zealand during the competition. Finally, Katie Smith is in Sydney ahead of the second semi-final between co-hosts Australia and the European Champions England. Photo: Jennifer Hermoso of Spain celebrates with her teammates after winning the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Semi-Final match between Spain and Sweden at Eden Park on August 15, 2023 in Auckland, New Zealand. (Credit: Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images)

Jimmy Failla has some time off, so we flashed the bat signal and KTBB's Paul Gleiser returned to save the day and guest host Fox Across America. Paul breaks down the case of Missouri v. Biden, and tells us why the outcome is so important for the future of free speech in this country. Former Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich sheds light on the Biden administration's efforts to censor free speech and information during the COVID-19 pandemic. Texas Republican Congressman Michael Burgess talks about how Biden's economic policies are hurting middle-class Americans. PLUS, New York Post columnist Miranda Devine gives her take on what's going to happen with the House GOP's investigation into Hunter Biden's shady overseas business dealings.       [00:00:00] How the White House censored social media posts [00:25:40] Mark Brnovich [00:37:12] Middle class Americans are struggling under Biden   [00:55:43] Rep. Michael Burgess [01:13:57] Caller from New York [01:32:24] Miranda Devine   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TikTok's CEO took the stand in front of congress today and took a verbal beating from lawmakers that feared the social media app was being used by China for surveillance of U.S. citizens. Rep. Michael Burgess, a member of that committee, joined Last Call to discuss his concerns.

The CEO of TikTok testified before the U.S. Congress today. The Guardian reports:  Members of the committee have cited a Wall Street Journal report that indicates China would oppose a forced sale of TikTok.  “China's Commerce Ministry said Thursday that a sale or divestiture of TikTok would involve exporting technology and had to be approved by the Chinese government,” the article reads.  Rep. Michael Burgess said despite Chew's assertions, China seems to believe its in control of TikTok and its software.  Chew said that while TikTok is not available in mainland China, the founders of ByteDance are Chinese and they work with Chinese employees just like many companies around the world.  Burgess has asked whether anyone from ByteDance “directly provide input, help or instruction for your testimony today”. Chew said he prepared for this hearing with his team in DC.  As a reminder, ByteDance is TikTok's parent company.  That and much more on The Vince Coakley Radio Program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Cloud, U.S. Representative for the 27th District of Texas, discusses the latest revelations from the Twitter Files and latest illegal immigration data. Michael Burgess, U.S. Representative for the 26th District of Texas, reacts to President Biden signing the (Dis)Respect for Marriage Act into law. Arielle Del Turco, FRC's Assistant Director of the Center for Religious Liberty, discusses the U.S.-Russia prisoner exchange of American WNBA player Brittney Griner for Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout. Gregg Walters, Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel, shares good news in a case of three Christian law students and their faculty advisor at the University of Idaho. John Jennison, Des Moines County Republican Party's Central Committee Chairman, shares about his committee's efforts to pass a formal resolution against Sen. Joni Ernst for her vote in favor of the (Dis)Respect For Marriage Act. Travis Weber, FRC's Vice President for Policy and Government Affairs, explains why Sen. Ernst is wrong that the Respect for Marriage Act protects religious freedom. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

On today's program: Michael Cloud, U.S. Representative for the 27th District of Texas, discusses the latest revelations from the Twitter Files and latest illegal immigration data. Michael Burgess, U.S. Representative for the 26th District of Texas,

On today's program: Michael Burgess, U.S. Representative for the 26th District of Texas, reacts to reports that the FDA is failing to act on illegal distribution of abortifacients and discusses how the Left is intimidating churches from civic