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Former elections attorney for Maricopa County, Rachel Alexander, joins this episode of The Jeff Dornik Show to explain the recent developments in Arizona that are proving that both the 2020 and 2022 Elections were rigged. While the 2020 Election has still not been overturned, Kari Lake and several other MAGA candidates, including Abe Hamadeh and Mark Finchem, are getting closer every day to succeeding to prove in the courts the 2022 Election was stolen by the powers-that-be. I highly encourage you to follow Rachel Alexander on Twitter at @rach_ic, and check out her show on Freedom First Network called The Thought Criminals along with co-host Ralph Benko.SPONSORS:There's only one pillow American Patriots rest their head on at night, and that's MyPillow. Use code FFN for up to 66% off of everything in their store. Click here to order: https://mypillow.com.Jeff Dornik's upcoming book Following the Leader will systematically expose the Deep State and Intelligence Agencies' tactics being tested out in many different scenarios over the course of several decades before being used on the masses. Click here to pre-order: https://jeffdornik.com/ftl.

Jacqueline Cooper (CryptoMom2 & GBA Talk Show Host) speaks with Ralph Benko about the challenges the blockchain faces with transaction times & about the RChain solution. Disclaimer: This conversation is educational only. This conversation is not financial nor investment advice and is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of offers to buy digital assets, including without limitation blockchain tokens. We know of no RChain tokens for sale or currently available for purchase. RChain is expected to provide utility tokens, not securities Ralph Benko is an advisor to RChain Cooperative, is a former White House official, a lawyer and consultant specializing in Government and Public Relations, Strategic Communications, Law, Finance, and Blockchain. He also serves as senior counselor to the American Blockchain PAC. To reach Jacqueline Cooper, email her at cryptomom2consulting@gmail.com. GBA is an international nonprofit professional association who focuses on its members (as individuals & organizations) that are interested in promoting blockchain technology solutions to government but does not advocate for any specific policy position. To learn more visit https://gbaglobal.org/ Jacqueline Cooper, JD, MA LDT, NBCT, is an international speaker, Blockchain consultant, Bitcoin miner, NFT artist, and author of The Bitcoin Cinderella blockchain adventure series (www.bitcoincinderella.com). After years in the fields of business, education, and law, she decided to combine her passions. Now, she is helping others learn about this developing creative technology area. She created CryptoMom2 Consulting Group to help educate, inspire, and empower those exploring blockchain, and produces and hosts CryptoMom2 Talk Show and other online social media shows. Jacqueline has a BA from Vassar College and a JD from UC College of the Law, San Francisco These shows are educational, not financial nor legal advice.

Jacqueline Cooper (CryptoMom2 Talk Show Host & GBA Talk Show Host) speaks with Ralph Benko about the ten ideas on how Congress can effectively regulate the blockchain sector. Ralph Benko is an advisor to RChain Cooperative, is a former White House official, a lawyer and consultant specializing in Government and Public Relations, Strategic Communications, Law, Finance, and Blockchain. He also serves as senior counselor to the American Blockchain PAC. To read the article: https://nationalinterest.org/blog/techland-when-great-power-competition-meets-digital-world/ten-ideas-how-congress-can To learn more about the American Blockchain PAC - https://americanblockchainpac.org/ To reach Jacqueline Cooper, email her at cryptomom2consulting@gmail.com. GBA is an international nonprofit professional association who focuses on its members (as individuals & organizations) that are interested in promoting blockchain technology solutions to government but does not advocate for any specific policy position. To learn more visit https://gbaglobal.org/ Jacqueline Cooper, JD, MA LDT, NBCT, is an international speaker, Blockchain consultant, Bitcoin miner, NFT artist, and author of The Bitcoin Cinderella blockchain adventure series (www.bitcoincinderella.com). After years in the fields of business, education, and law, she decided to combine her passions. Now, she is helping others learn about this developing creative technology area. She created CryptoMom2 Consulting Group to help educate, inspire, and empower those exploring blockchain, and produces and hosts CryptoMom2 Talk Show and other online social media shows. Jacqueline has a BA from Vassar College and a JD from UC College of the Law, San Francisco These shows are educational, not financial nor legal advice.

In their new book "Redefining the Future of the Economy: Governance Blocks & Economic Architecture," Co-Authors Dawn Talbot & Ralph Benko say the blockchain industry has failed to live up to its promise because it cannot reflect complex decision processes. They propose a mathematical framework for automated decision making meeting fiduciary standards. Without this approach, they warn that the US could become a second-rate technology power dominated either by coders with wild-west mentalities or by China’s investment in blockchain, which they call this generation’s sputnik moment.

Lower taxes and less regulation are great for business, but some are thriving in high-tax states like New York and California. On my new podcast, Ralph Benko explains the “Tamny Axiom”. Hint: there's something more valuable in those states than low taxes. ​

TBWS35 2018_09_26 Benko Nammo - Why do 53 percent of millennials prefer socialism to capitalism? Probably because they don't know what socialism is and neither does Bernie Sanders and others who embrace it. But how bad can it get? Democrats might be moving further to the left but it's absurd to compare them to Marxists, right? My podcast guest, Ralph Benko, says you might be surprised at how similar their beliefs really are. While Marxism never got much traction in the U.S. his ideas are still infiltrating our society through strategies developed by Antonio Gramsci. How much can the thoughts of an obscure Italian socialist who died in prison almost a century ago really matter today? A lot. They're helping socialists gain power in the U.S. every day by infiltrating many of the institutions that impact our daily lives. Learn just how this is working and how high the stakes are on my new podcast with Ralph Benko and David Nammo.

July 20, 2017 - Panelists talked about author and organizer Saul Alinsky. Panelists included Dinesh D’Souza, author of The Big Lie; David Alinsky, son of Saul Alinsky; and Ralph Benko, president of the Alinsky Center. Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe moderated. Public Access America PublicAccessPod Productions #America #History #Podcast #Education #Not4Profit Footage downloaded and edited by PublicAccessPod Podcast Link Review us Stitcher: http://goo.gl/XpKHWB Review us iTunes: https://goo.gl/soc7KG Subscribe GooglePlay: https://goo.gl/gPEDbf YouTube https://goo.gl/xrKbJb

Hour 1: RALPH BENKO from the Alinsky Center.Hour 2: House hearing audio involving disgraced FBI Agent Peter Strzok and his asotunding arrogance, smugness and abject (in BZ's opinion) sociopathy. He is never wrong. Just ask him. They did. He wasn't wrong.

Mr. Ralph Benko, Senior Counselor from the Alinsky Center, joins SHR Media from the floor of Freedom Fest X

Mr. Ralph Benko, Senior Counselor from the Alinsky Center, joins SHR Media from the floor of Freedom Fest X

The Pursuit of Happiness with Jimmy Kemp and Ralph Benko

The New Year is a time of reflection, a time for looking forwards and a time to take stock. So in this light this will be a special, somewhat off-piste episode with just me at the microphone. This episode has three parts: In Part 1 I talk about some of the behind the scenes stories that go into making the LFP and share some of my thoughts about the challenges of the creative journey – a journey which many fintechs will have been through and are going through. In Part 2 I discuss the five themes that I expect to see in UK Fintech in 2015.  These all go under the overarching banner of “2015 – The Year When Fintech Grows Up”. Less Spin A Shake-Out Fintech Maturing and Breaking-Up into Subsectors Group-Think in the Subsectors #NewFS Getting More Solid If Xmas is a time for traditional rituals like family, over-eating, and hitting Amazon Prime bigtime it’s also a time for thinking of those less fortunate than ourselves. If you work in Canary Wharf you will probably never see a homeless person there (I never have – are they kept out?). Meg Hillier the MP for Hackney South and Shoreditch points out that in Hackney a staggering 47% of children live in poverty :-O In Part 3 I discuss the wider societal impact of Fintech and its media narratives. Will Fintech, driven by the “billion dollar IPO narrative” end up being just another “get rich quick scheme” for a tiny few and become self-centred and greedy like the existing widely-disliked banking system? Is Fintech just about creating some new mega-corporates that will live in tall shiny buildings? Can Fintech be more than this?  Can it have a social conscience, can Fintech contribute to society and make the world a better place? Let me know what you think!  In my pre-Xmas mode of thinking of those less fortunate than ourselves I tweeted a few socially pertinent tweets under the hashtag #OccupyFintech.  For those of you interested in this topic please feel free to use and amplify.  You don’t even have to sleep outside in the cold in a tent In the next episode  I’ll be back on the centre of the piste and we have some great guests coming up for the coming year. May 2015 be a great one for you and yours and all of society In part 3 I quote quite a few articles and stats in “joining the dots”. Here are some of the key refs: Oxfam Chart in the Guardian (via @FintechHK): Henry Blodget in Business Insider “Amazing Charts Show How 90% Of The Country Has Gotten Shafted Over The Past 30 Years” Wikipedia Incarceration in the US Daniel Wessel (via Dan Pink) on twitter Racial Lifetime stats of chances of a MALE baby born in the US in 2001 going to prison (I inadvertently omitted the word male in the podcast in quoting these stats). See also the brilliant (4.6*/5 with 461 (!!) reviews on amazon.com) “The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness” Ralph Benko in Forbes “1.6 Billion Rounds Of Ammo For Homeland Security? It’s Time For A National Conversation” James de Angelo, World Bitcoin Network on YouTube “The Cardboard Box Reform – A Crucial Flaw in Democracy & A Five Dollar Solution “ Edward Luce in the FT “Too big to resist: Wall Street’s comeback” Kevin Maney in Newsweek “Tech Bubble? No it’s a startup wealth gap” Mike Konczal and Bryce Covert in The Nation Socialize Uber Leo Mirani in Quartz “The secret to the Uber economy is wealth inequality” UK MP Meg Hillier in Tech City News “Need a New Year’s resolution? Build a Bridge”

Alan talks about the central banks. Todd speaks to us from the back of a limousine. Tom Essaye joins us while in Florida on vacation. Charles Goyette and Alan talk about U.S. foreign policy. The show ends with Ralph Benko and a conversation about the night Nixon closed the international gold window.

Today's guests include Andy Hoffman with Miles Franklin, Tom Essaye of the Sevens Report, Charles Goyette and Ralph Benko.

Alan covers current events. Todd observes the new all-time high in the S&P. Ralph Benko talks about a return to the gold standard. Tom Essaye comments on the new highs as well as the U.S. economy. John Whitehead of the Rutherford Institute weighs in on recent Supreme Court decisions. Dr. Richard Ebeling discusses Independence Day as well as Fed monetary policy.

Alan discusses and editorial from Dan Cofall in which it is noted that real income for Americans has not risen since 1973. Todd Horwitz sets the current trading range and then talks about how QE has failed to revitalize the U.S. Economy. Ralph Benko discusses independence movements under way in several countries and then switches gears to talk about returning to gold standard. David Morgan gives a brief history of America moving away from honoring silver certificates and then end of silver coinage. The show ends with Dr. Mark Thornton of the Mises Institute. Mark and Alan discuss the current economic situation, the end of Prohibition, the Articles of Confederation and several other interesting topics.

Alan talks about how wages are not keeping up with the real rate of inflation. Todd sets the trading range. Tom Essaye talks about the Fed fueled stock market. Ralph Benko explains how we can return to the gold standard. Brett Bitner talks about the new crop of Libertarian candidates. The show ends with a discussion of the Creek Indians in Georgia.

Mike Chapman edits the Iowa History Journal.. (Available at HyVee's or 641-792-0920)   Then Ryan Rodes from the Iowa Tea Party and Ralph Benko from the 21st Century Gold Standard...talks about upcoming rally (Saturday pm at 4pm at State Capital)   Here's the Mickelson Speech.