Podcasts about SAFE Act

Ashley Avis is a filmmaker, journalist, equestrian, and founder of The Wild Beauty Foundation. Many know Ashley as the writer and director behind Disney's Black Beauty, but her work has expanded far beyond filmmaking into horse rescue, advocacy, and the national Lost Horses campaign.In this important conversation, Ashley shares how her journey from storyteller to advocate began, what she learned while investigating the horse slaughter pipeline, and why this issue affects every breed, every discipline, and every horse community.We discuss horse rescue, the SAFE Act, the role of industry leaders, and the actions horse owners, breeders, trainers, competitors, and enthusiasts can take to help protect horses for future generations.Whether you own an Arabian horse, compete in another discipline, or simply love horses, this episode is a powerful reminder that we are all horse people first.Learn more and take action at LostHorses.orgwww.wildbeautyfoundation.orgwww.facebook.com/wildbeautyfoundationwww.instagram.com/wildbeautyspirit

In this episode of John Solomon Reports, Alabama GOP Congressman Barry Moore joins to discuss his Senate primary runoff campaign and the key issues driving his platform. Moore also breaks down his new legislation requiring a disclaimer warning at the start of children's programming containing transgender content. In addition, he rails against the "weaponization" of the judicial system in state redistricting processes and highlights the Americans First Immigration Act, which aims to codify President Trump's executive orders. Finally, Moore stresses the critical importance of FISA reform to limit government surveillance overreach and explains the House Freedom Caucus's strong opposition to Central Bank Digital Currencies. In the second segment, Wyoming GOP Congresswoman Harriet Hageman shares updates from her own Senate campaign trail and her focus on curbing the overreach of unelected federal bureaucrats. Hageman details the SAFE Act, a bill she introduced to crack down on “chameleon carriers" – trucking companies that evade safety regulations through such means as rotating through names, ownership structures, and registration numbers to authorities, which puts unsafe drivers on the road. In the third segment, media executive, author and producer Chris Fenton dives into the shifting dynamics of Hollywood and the growing momentum toward bringing film production back to the United States. Fenton highlights his new family-friendly comedy, Bad Counselors, which was 100% American-made and employed 1,200 workers.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Congresswoman Claudia Tenney joins the show to discuss NYS plan to use Medicaid to automatically register people to vote, the Safe Act, NYS not working with ICE, and more.

While Congress is still considering the SAFE Act on election security, President Donald Trump has issued a new order with new requirements for elections. As part of this, it puts stricter rules on mail-in ballots, and creates a database of eligible voters.And in other news, the U.S. Supreme Court is weighing a key case on whether or not President Donald Trump's restriction on birthright citizenship is constitutional.We'll discuss these topics and others in this episode of “Crossroads.”Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.

A last-minute Senate deal drops in the middle of the night, leaving more questions than answers. As lawmakers head out on vacation, tensions rise over the SAFE Act, DHS funding, and accusations of political gamesmanship. Is this strategy—or sabotage? ⚡ EPISODE SUMMARY A surprise overnight deal in the Senate has sparked confusion and frustration across Washington. With limited details available, lawmakers and commentators are left questioning what's actually inside the agreement—especially regarding DHS funding and ICE. The conversation quickly turns to the SAFE Act, which has been stalled for months despite growing public pressure. Critics argue that Senate leadership is deliberately delaying action, using procedural tactics and timing to avoid a decisive vote. As the House scrambles to respond and lawmakers leave for recess, the situation highlights deeper divisions—not just between parties, but within them. The episode explores the power struggles, political incentives, and mounting pressure from voters that could ultimately determine what happens next.

A late-night Senate deal raises major questions as lawmakers leave town. Meanwhile, border policy, taxpayer spending, and election security battles intensify. What's really in the deal—and what's being avoided? ⚡ EPISODE SUMMARY A last-minute Senate agreement to avoid a DHS shutdown is raising eyebrows after being passed overnight and immediately handed off to the House—just before lawmakers left for a two-week recess. With limited details available, confusion remains around what's actually included—especially regarding DHS funding, TSA pay, and the absence of new provisions for ICE and Border Patrol. The timing and lack of transparency fuel suspicion that there may be more beneath the surface. The conversation shifts to broader concerns about immigration policy and public safety, including debates over taxpayer-funded services and enforcement priorities. Critics argue that political messaging is overshadowing policy discussions, while supporters frame it as a values-driven approach. At the center of the political tension is the stalled SAFE Act. Despite months of delays, leadership has yet to bring it fully forward, citing procedural hurdles—raising questions about priorities, timing, and internal divisions. The episode also explores growing frustration among lawmakers and voters, as well as claims of political maneuvering designed to run out the clock rather than force accountability.

A 2AM Senate deal sparks confusion and suspicion, while a deeper dive into Iran reveals warnings that were never new—just ignored. Then, a powerful reality check: are you playing it safe… or wasting your potential? ⚡ EPISODE SUMMARY The episode opens with a breaking overnight Senate deal that immediately raises red flags. With little transparency and lawmakers heading out on recess, questions swirl around what's actually inside—especially regarding DHS, ICE, and the stalled SAFE Act. As frustration builds, the focus shifts to internal political battles, highlighting divisions within leadership and growing public pressure to act. The timing, tactics, and lack of clarity fuel concerns about whether this is governance—or strategic avoidance. The conversation then pivots to Iran, where long-standing warnings about nuclear capabilities and missile development take center stage. Past statements from officials across multiple administrations are revisited, reinforcing the idea that current tensions didn't appear overnight. The episode closes on a completely different—but powerful—note, inspired by Denzel Washington. A viral speech challenges listeners to rethink failure, risk, and unrealized potential—asking a simple but uncomfortable question: are you truly trying, or just getting by?

A shocking claim raises serious questions: what if foreign actors interfered with U.S. election systems—and it was covered up? This episode dives into explosive allegations involving China, election security, and the battle over voter ID laws and the SAFE Act. As political leaders clash over what safeguards are necessary, the debate exposes deep divisions over election integrity, voter access, and national security. With the Supreme Court weighing key issues and lawmakers trading accusations, the stakes couldn't be higher.

Republicans are trying to make it harder for your mail-in ballot to count. Marc Elias breaks down Watson v. RNC, the Supreme Court case that could wipe out hundreds of thousands of votes in 2026, and reveals the bombshell hiding in the 2000 election that exposes Republican hypocrisy.Support Democracy Docket's mission:https://newsletters.democracydocket.com/anchor-youtube-friday#VotingRights #Trump #Politics00:00 The Supreme Court and the Mississippi Voting Case00:46 From the SAFE Act to the SAVE America Act01:31 Watson v. RNC and the RNC's Strategy02:56 The Four Pillars and Protecting the Postmark Rule04:43 Mail Service Delays and Disenfranchisement06:59 Legal Path: Bost v. Illinois and Reaching the High Court10:08 The Legal Argument: Cast vs. Received13:43 Future Threats: Early Voting and Counting Deadlines15:16 Challenging RNC Legal Theories and "One-Day" Voting16:53 The 2000 Election: How This Rule Would Have Elected Al Gore20:54 The Role of the Department of Justice23:09 The Fight for 2026 and Closing Remarks

From election meddling and mass mail-in ballot fraud to Iran's nuclear threats and billions in foreign aid, today's episode exposes the hidden stories the mainstream media ignores—and what Americans need to know to protect their country. Summary: Ukraine Spending & Middle East Policy: $200 billion sent to Ukraine without a declaration of war, while Americans bear the cost. Experts like John Bolton call out hypocrisy as Europe could have covered the bill. Bases in Syria, billions spent defending foreign interests, and lessons from Iraq/Afghanistan illustrate how this is different: this war directly protects U.S. national security. Iran Nuclear Threat: Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons poses an existential threat. U.S. and Israel are acting to prevent another North Korea scenario. The left ignores these dangers despite past warnings from CIA directors about attacks on the U.S. grid. China Election Interference: John Solomon reports China—not Russia—hacked U.S. election systems, creating fake ballots for Joe Biden. FBI and CIA allegedly hid this intel from Trump and Congress. The SAFE Act could finally bring this to light. COVID & Election Fraud: Pentagon and USAID funding enabled China to manipulate mail-in ballots and mass mailers, tying pandemic responses to election influence. Hunter and Joe Biden allegedly compromised through Chinese payments. Domestic Security Risks: Tens of thousands of foreign nationals—including Chinese and Iranian—enter the U.S. each month, creating a “virtual army” and increasing the difficulty of defending against domestic threats. Democrat Governance & Economic Collapse: Kathy Hochel's plea for returning taxpayers exposes a mindset of treating citizens as “captives” while policies drive people and businesses out of states like New York. High taxes and poor governance are pushing out skilled workers and professionals. Media Blind Spots: The mainstream media largely ignores these stories, focusing on non-issues while America's security and elections are compromised. Timestamps: 00:00 – Ukraine funding, foreign aid, and “forever wars” 06:10 – Lessons from Iraq, Afghanistan, and U.S. foreign policy hypocrisy 11:50 – Iran nuclear threat & Israel's intervention 16:20 – Election interference: Russia collusion hoax vs. China's real involvement 21:40 – COVID, mail-in ballots, and Chinese election manipulation 25:30 – Domestic security threats from foreign nationals 29:10 – Democrat economic policies and the “captive” taxpayer mindset 32:50 – Media silence & the need for investigative reporting 35:00 – Epic rant of the week & closing insights Key Quotes: “This is the first war I have seen us fight in my adult lifetime where we really are going to war for ourselves to reduce threat to us.” “While screaming about Russia collusion, it was actually China all along.” “They didn't want their intel used by ‘that Bulgarian in the Oval Office.'” “Most people aren't captives anymore… they used to be, but Democrat policies are chasing them away.” “Guarantee, they're gearing up to do it again—midterms, maybe 2028.” “The SAFE Act will expose who voted, who didn't, and what foreign actors tried to manipulate our elections.” Keywords / Custom Labels: Ukraine War Funding, Iran Nuclear Threat, Israel Defense, China Election Hacking, FBI CIA Cover-Up, Hunter Biden, COVID Ballot Fraud, Democrat Policies, Election Security, Middle East War, John Solomon, Kathy Hochel, Foreign Aid, Mail-In Ballots

Almost 200 Democrats voted against deporting illegal immigrants committing welfare fraud—and the media barely covers it. Today, we break down how the SAFE Act could change the game, the hypocrisy in Washington, and why Senate leaders like John Thune are being challenged. From taxpayer exploitation to political maneuvering, this episode reveals the stakes for American workers, border security, and the future of U.S. immigration enforcement. ⚡ EPISODE SUMMARY The fight over illegal immigration and welfare fraud has hit a boiling point. In this episode: Nearly 200 Democrats publicly voted against deporting illegal immigrants committing welfare fraud. The SAFE Act could allow automatic deportation without trial for illegal immigrants defrauding Americans—but some in the Senate resist. How reconciliation rules and the Budget Control Act could be leveraged to pass enforcement legislation. The hypocrisy of Democrats supporting illegal welfare claims while holding Americans accountable for taxes. Political accountability: John Kennedy calling out Republican leaders like John Thune for stalling votes. TPUSA and activists tracking votes and pressuring leadership to enforce immigration laws. The long-term impact: ensuring Americans' rights are prioritized and preventing a one-party system takeover. This episode exposes the battle between enforcing the law and political expediency—and why the stakes couldn't be higher for the American people.

Donald Trump and Steven Miller highlight the fight for American taxpayers and national security. From illegal immigrants committing welfare fraud to Democrats blocking deportations, this episode breaks down the legislative battles surrounding the SAFE Act and the fight to protect U.S. citizens' interests. We also cover energy security, Iran's nuclear threat, and the broader cultural and political counter revolution Trump is leading. ⚡ EPISODE SUMMARY The battle over illegal immigration, welfare fraud, and national security heats up: Nearly 200 Democrats voted against deporting illegal immigrants committing welfare fraud, raising questions about priorities and taxpayer protections. The SAFE Act and reconciliation: how John Kennedy is calling out Senate leadership and the path to enforce existing law. Examples of massive welfare and Medicare fraud in California, including fake daycares and hospice schemes, showing billions in taxpayer money at risk. The broader political stakes: how Trump is reshaping cultural and policy battles domestically and abroad. Iran's threat reduced under Trump's policies, U.S. energy independence, and the role of Europe in global energy security. The rise of a counter revolution challenging left-wing power structures even when Democrats control government. Local examples of political accountability: DuPage County clerk losing her primary after attempting to shield illegal voters. This episode connects immigration, fraud, legislation, and geopolitics to show how leadership, accountability, and citizen engagement shape America's future.

Steven Miller lays out why the U.S. must act decisively against Iran's threatening regime before it grows stronger. From nuclear ambitions to strangleholds on global commerce, the stakes have never been higher. This episode also explores energy security, Europe's reliance on the Strait of Hormuz, and how Donald Trump's policies and the SAFE Act intersect with illegal immigration and voter integrity in the U.S. ⚡ EPISODE SUMMARY The world watches Iran's aggression and the consequences for global energy. In this episode: Why Iran's decaying regime still poses a major threat with long-range missiles and nuclear ambitions. The U.S.'s energy advantage: America as the top global oil producer and strategic partnerships with Venezuela. European dependence on the Strait of Hormuz and the failure of allied nations to escort their own ships. How left-wing European politics prioritize Islamic votes over energy security. The connection to U.S. domestic policy: illegal immigration, the SAFE Act, and voter roll integrity. How Trump's approach contrasts with both foreign allies and domestic Democratic priorities. Implications for global commerce, energy prices, and national security if decisive action is not taken. This episode frames Iran not just as a geopolitical threat, but as a test of leadership, energy independence, and national sovereignty.

A heated political debate explodes over the controversial SAFE Act, voter ID laws, and immigration policy in America.One side argues the bill is necessary to protect election integrity, clean up voter rolls, and ensure only U.S. citizens vote. The other side warns it could create new barriers for millions of eligible voters while addressing a problem they claim doesn't exist.The discussion intensifies as claims of voter fraud, illegal voting, and election security collide with concerns about civil rights, misinformation, and democracy itself.The debate doesn't stop there — it expands into immigration policy, including the proposed Assimilation Act, raising serious questions about national security, discrimination, and the future of U.S. immigration.

Today's headlines are bigger than Joe Kent or routine Iran news. China and Iran allegedly hacked U.S. voter registration databases in 2020, producing tens of thousands of fake driver's licenses to manipulate absentee votes for Joe Biden. The Biden White House, FBI, and CIA reportedly knew and hid it from Congress. Meanwhile, President Trump took decisive action against Iran's missile and nuclear threats, while NATO and European allies falter, leaving the U.S. to lead in defense and energy security. From whistleblower revelations to prohibited intelligence files, this is the story the media won't touch. Message / Social Post:

In this joint Tax Section Odyssey and Journal of Accountancy (JofA) podcast episode, host Neil Amato is joined by Melanie Lauridsen, AICPA VP of Tax Policy & Advocacy and Todd Sloves, AICPA Director of Congressional & Political Affairs, to discuss why paid tax preparer oversight is back in the spotlight. The conversation looks at key findings from a recent Government Accounting Office (GAO) report, what "minimum professional standards" could mean for the largely unregulated preparer market, and how the Senate's Taxpayer Assistance and Service (TAS) Act would implement guardrails and enforcement tools. The episode also explains a practical proposal from the SAFE Act that could simplify filing extensions and reduce penalty risk for taxpayers. Questions answered in this episode:   What did the GAO find in its latest report on paid tax return preparers, and why does it matter to taxpayers and the IRS? Why are so many paid tax preparers considered "unregulated," and what risks can that create for taxpayers? What are "minimum professional standards" for paid preparers, and what role does the AICPA support for establishing them? How would the TAS Act change IRS authority and guardrails around PTINs (including the ability to revoke and restore a PTIN)? How would the SAFE Act's extension safe harbor simplify filing an extension and help reduce underpayment penalty exposure? AICPA resources AICPA Advocacy news and resources AICPA Tax Section Keep your finger on the pulse of the dynamic and evolving tax landscape with insights from tax thought leaders in the AICPA Tax Section. The Tax Section Odyssey podcast includes a digest of tax developments, trending issues and practice management tips that you need to be aware of to elevate your professional development and your firm practices. This resource is part of the robust tax resource library available from the AICPA Tax Section. The Tax Section is your go-to home base for staying up to date on the latest tax developments and providing the edge you need for upskilling your professional development. If you're not already a member, consider joining this prestigious community of your tax peers. You'll get free CPE, access to rich technical content such as our Annual Tax Compliance Kit, a weekly member newsletter and a digital subscription to The Tax Adviser.

A massive shift is unfolding in the Middle East as Israeli strikes take out top Iranian leadership—and expose a deeper global fracture. Tara breaks down the collapse of Iran's power structure, the critical role Israel is playing, and why Europe is refusing to step up despite decades of U.S. protection. Plus, the shocking cost of defending allies, the Strait of Hormuz crisis, and a political revolution brewing at home over election integrity.

Tara breaks down the historic battle within the Republican Party over the SAFE Act, exposing the Bush-era open borders leadership in the Senate and House. For the first time, technology and free speech are empowering grassroots conservatives to challenge entrenched party elites. From voter rolls to legislative battles, this episode explains why the fight could reshape American elections and sovereignty for decades.

Tara exposes the controversial legacy of Obama-era policies and how they could lead to over a million U.S. citizens raised in communist China being eligible to vote by 2030. From birth tourism to special visas for Chinese Communist Party members, she breaks down the risks of unchecked birthright citizenship and the GOP's struggle to codify protections. The episode also dives into the internal Republican showdown, the SAFE Act, and how House and Senate dynamics are shaping efforts to reclaim control over election integrity and government appointments.

Tara dives deep into the shocking consequences of Obama-era birthright citizenship policies, including how over a million U.S. citizens raised in communist China could vote in 2030. From birth tourism loopholes to GOP Senate obstruction, the episode covers voter fraud, government mismanagement, and the fight to reclaim American election integrity. Plus, a heartwarming twist: the story of a dog cured of terminal cancer using AI and RNA technology, highlighting how innovation can defy conventional limits.

Tara dives into the staggering cost of U.S. defense spending for Europe—$663 billion over the past decade—and why American taxpayers are footing the bill for allies who won't lift a finger in their own defense. From Ukraine to the Strait of Hormuz, she exposes decades of failed diplomacy, the weakness of European militaries, and the uniparty dynamics that let it all happen. On the domestic front, the SAFE Act fight is reshaping the Republican Party. Grassroots pressure and free speech are forcing entrenched leadership, including John Thune, to finally confront voter roll transparency and election integrity. Tara explains how these two fronts—the international and domestic—are connected in the fight for American sovereignty and security.

Shocking revelations from Fox News and The Federalist: 80% of DHS terrorism investigators are unpaid while dangerous individuals roam free. Tara breaks down sanctuary city chaos, ICE enforcement battles, and allegations that Biden family corruption was hidden by secret FBI files and operations. From Cuba's blackout to Iran and China threats, this episode exposes what she calls the real threats to America and why leadership decisions matter now.

Tara breaks down the most shocking developments in politics, government fraud, and cutting-edge science. From Obama-era birthright citizenship loopholes that could let 1.2 million U.S. citizens raised in China vote by 2030, to Republican Senate obstruction blocking Trump-era reforms, and trillions lost to fraud in federal spending. Plus, a jaw-dropping human interest story: an Australian entrepreneur cures his dog's terminal cancer using AI and RNA therapy, proving innovation thrives when bureaucracy doesn't get in the way.

In this episode, guest host Ben Whedon sits down with Hans von Spakovsky, a senior legal fellow at Advancing American Freedom, to discuss the upcoming vote on the SAFE Act and its implications for election integrity. We explore the challenges Senate Majority Leader John Thune faces in bringing the bill to the floor, the political dynamics surrounding the legislation, and how this all ties into the upcoming midterm elections.Additionally, Ben Laura Ries, the director of the Heritage Foundation's Border Security Center, to discuss the ongoing shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security. We delve into the implications of this shutdown on national security, including the staffing of TSA and the potential rise in security threats. Ries shares insights on the impact of immigration policies and the political maneuvering surrounding ICE and CBP funding. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

From skyrocketing state budgets to bizarre taxpayer-funded projects, today's episode breaks down the latest in South Carolina politics, the SAFE Act showdown, and the power of viral social media in holding politicians accountable. Join us as we unpack government spending, lewd art exhibits, and how public pressure is pushing Senator John Thune on the SAFE Act—all while exposing the myths mainstream media keeps pushing. Summary / Segment Breakdown: Segment 1: Columbia Math & Budget Madness South Carolina plans to spend 8.75% more this year, despite a population growth of only 1.5%. Discussion of lobbyists, corporate welfare, and unusual funding priorities under a Republican supermajority. How taxpayer dollars fund projects like LGBTQ+ podcasts, lewd art exhibits, drag shows, and climate research. Insight on the state's budget committee and the role of Democrats in controlling subcommittees despite the GOP supermajority. Segment 2: The Lesbian Podcast Controversy Grant funding of a six-episode lesbian history podcast through the Arts Commission. Questions raised about why conservative voices rarely receive similar support. Broader discussion on government funding for content with no market demand and the process for allocating grants. Segment 3: Public Pressure on John Thune & the SAFE Act John Thune facing unprecedented public scrutiny via viral posts on X. Debate over the vote count for the SAFE Act: 51 votes secured vs. Thune's claims of needing 60. The role of social media in holding elected officials accountable and debunking false narratives. Influence of Dave Rubin and other commentators in mobilizing public action to sway Senate votes. Segment 4: Mainstream Media Misfires & Cyber Threats Examples of CNN and other outlets spreading misinformation about protests and attacks, later corrected by social media. Highlighting the reach of social media corrections, sometimes surpassing traditional media audiences. Updates on Iranian and Chinese cyber threats, DHS shutdown, and the importance of coordinated government cybersecurity measures. Discussion on the blurred line between Democrat policies and national security vulnerabilities. Segment 5: Taxpayer Spending Debates Misconceptions about Pentagon spending on luxury items like lobster and ribeye. Historical context: comparable spending under past administrations including Obama and Bush. Discussion on public perception versus media narrative. Key Takeaways: South Carolina's budget increases vastly outpace population growth, with questionable allocations. Taxpayer dollars fund niche projects, while core infrastructure and conservative initiatives receive minimal attention. Social media is now a primary tool for political accountability, particularly on issues like the SAFE Act. Mainstream media often fails to accurately report events, but virality and community corrections mitigate misinformation. National security threats from cyber attacks are exacerbated by bureaucratic shutdowns and political gridlock. CTA (Call to Action): Follow us on X to stay updated with viral accountability posts. Check out Freedom Caucus research for real-time budget analysis. Subscribe to Battleground America and AmperWave Daily for ongoing coverage of government spending, media oversight, and legislative updates. Custom Labels: South Carolina, Budget, SAFE Act, John Thune, LGBTQ Funding, Arts Commission, Viral Accountability, Social Media, Cybersecurity, Government Spending

Tara breaks down South Carolina's baffling budget increase of 8.75% despite only 1.5% population growth—funding everything from lesbian podcasts to lewd art exhibits, climate research, and corporate subsidies. She also covers the viral pressure on Senator John Thune over the SAFE Act, highlighting how social media activism is exposing lies and holding politicians accountable. From taxpayer-funded pet projects to cyber threats from China and Iran, this episode dives into the chaos in both state and national politics—and why your voice matters. Summary South Carolina Budget Blowout Spending vs. Population: State legislature plans an 8.75% budget increase despite just 1.5% population growth. Taxpayer-Funded Pet Projects: Grants for lesbian podcasts, lewd art exhibits, drag shows, and “inflation-busting” tuition mitigation. Lobbyists on Payroll: Taxpayers fund lobbyists to push agencies for more money every year. Committee Control: Key budget subcommittees for arts, commerce, and healthcare are chaired by Democrats, even under a Republican supermajority, leading to controversial allocations. Freedom Caucus Oversight: Only 17 conservative legislators actively research, amend, and vote against wasteful spending. John Thune & the SAFE Act Viral Accountability: Millions of social media users are exposing Thune's false claims that the SAFE Act lacks sufficient votes. 51 Votes Secured: Despite Thune claiming 60 are needed, at least 51 senators publicly support the bill, enough to pass with the vice president as tie-breaker. Media Debunking: Figures like Dave Rubin are calling out Thune's lies online, reaching audiences larger than the combined mainstream media. Public Pressure Works: Repeated viral posts on X show how grassroots activism forces transparency and accountability in real time. Additional National Issues Pentagon Spending Myths: Viral claims about wasteful spending on lobster and steak for troops are debunked, revealing partisan media misinformation. Cybersecurity Threats: Iran and China pose ongoing cyber threats, while DHS and CISA remain underfunded, hampering national defense and early-warning systems. Tara emphasizes: know where your money goes, hold politicians accountable, and stay vigilant as both state and national politics become increasingly transparent thanks to social media. Key Topics SC state budget & overspending Taxpayer-funded arts, LGBTQ projects, and corporate subsidies Freedom Caucus vs. establishment Republicans John Thune & SAFE Act misrepresentations Viral social media activism & political accountability Pentagon spending myths debunked Cybersecurity threats from China & Iran Social Media Post

Tara dives into the unprecedented public pressure being applied to Senator John Thune over the SAFE Act. Viral posts on X, including those from Dave Rubin, have exposed Thune's misleading claims about lacking enough votes to pass the legislation. With at least 51 senators publicly committed, the SAFE Act could pass—but Thune is pretending a 60-vote threshold exists. This episode breaks down how social media activism, free speech, and viral content are forcing accountability in real time—and how Thune's obfuscation is being called out by millions online. Summary In this episode, Tara explains how John Thune is facing historic public scrutiny and why his statements on the SAFE Act are being widely debunked: Historic Public Pressure: Millions of people are using social media to hold Thune accountable, combining unprecedented free speech with technology-driven virality. SAFE Act Status: Despite Thune's claims, there are 51 senators publicly supporting the SAFE Act, enough to pass the bill with the vice president as the tie-breaker. Debunking Lies: Viral posts from figures like Dave Rubin reveal that Thune's statements about needing 60 votes are false, misleading the public and the press. Social Media Power: The role of X (formerly Twitter) and other online platforms in pressuring senators demonstrates how grassroots activism can influence national legislation. Political Strategy & Obfuscation: Thune's repeated misrepresentations and “sneaky” press conferences illustrate the ongoing resistance some Republicans have toward passing key legislation. Next Steps: Tara emphasizes the importance of continued public pressure to ensure accountability and push the SAFE Act through Congress. Key Topics SAFE Act legislative update John Thune's statements and misrepresentation 51-vote threshold vs. 60-vote claim Viral social media posts influencing politics Role of Dave Rubin and the Rubin Report Grassroots activism and online pressure Senate procedural strategies and obstruction Social Media Post

Tara exposes what she calls a political stunt by Senator Lindsey Graham, arguing his “End Sanctuary Cities Act” was intentionally designed to fail. From Senate rules and the filibuster to pressure on Republican leadership, Tara breaks down how legislation can be structured to pass—or quietly die. She also challenges Graham and Tim Scott to publicly push leadership to eliminate the filibuster for key immigration and election integrity bills, including the SAFE Act. SEGMENT SUMMARY: Tara argues that Senator Lindsey Graham's push to end sanctuary cities is political theater designed to fail. According to Tara, the bill lacks a financial component that would allow it to pass through the Senate budget process with only 51 votes. Instead, it requires 60 votes to overcome a filibuster, making passage nearly impossible. She claims Graham, who chairs the Senate Budget Committee, intentionally structured the bill this way so it would appear tough on illegal immigration while ensuring it never becomes law. Tara also calls out Republican leadership, particularly Senate Majority Leader John Thune, saying the filibuster could be eliminated or modified for key votes. She points to former President Donald Trump, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, and others who have supported removing the filibuster for legislation like the SAVE Act, which aims to remove illegal immigrants and ineligible voters from voter rolls. Tara challenges Graham and Senator Tim Scott to publicly demand that Senate leadership end the filibuster for these bills. She argues that if they truly supported ending sanctuary cities and securing elections, they would force a vote that could actually pass. Until then, she says, the entire effort amounts to political messaging rather than real reform. KEY TOPICS: The Senate filibuster and legislative strategy The proposed End Sanctuary Cities Act The SAVE Act and election integrity debates Internal Republican Party divisions over immigration policy Calls to pressure Senate leadership for rule changes SOCIAL MEDIA POST:

A blockbuster day of political, electoral, and global revelations. The Trump FBI has obtained terabytes of Arizona voter records from 2020 and 2024, sparking a firestorm in the media. Meanwhile, Trump declassifies his reasoning behind strikes on Iran, tying decades of policy missteps back to Obama's administration. And in a surprising domestic health alert, millennial men are facing a low testosterone crisis, with effects on libido, muscle mass, and fertility unseen in prior generations. SUMMARY Today's show covers three major stories shaking America: Arizona Voter Rolls Seized The Trump FBI, via a secret grand jury subpoena, has obtained electronic voter registration and election data from Maricopa County. Democrats and media outlets have reacted with outrage, calling it a "privacy violation," though legal experts note it was conducted under proper legal authority. Congressional observers report alarming ballot handling in 2024: mail-in ballots were stored with blanks in unsecured facilities, violating chain-of-custody laws. The fight over the SAFE Act intensifies as Republican leaders John Thune and Mitch McConnell continue to block full transparency efforts, citing procedural concerns. Trump on Iran & Obama-era Policies Trump publicly explains why decisive strikes against Iran's nuclear and missile programs were necessary. He links the current conflict to policies under former President Obama, which allowed Iran to develop long-range missiles and expand nuclear capabilities. Trump argues the destruction is necessary to prevent a future Democratic administration from facing an empowered Iran, warning of “ten years of destruction” to reset their capabilities. Millennial Men's Health Crisis Doctors report alarming declines in free testosterone among men in their 30s and 40s. Symptoms include low libido, erectile dysfunction, early prostate issues, and reduced muscle mass. Causes are linked to environmental chemicals, ultra-processed foods, and endocrine disruptors, often invisible in standard lab tests. From voter integrity and foreign policy to public health, today's episode uncovers the issues that could define America's future. SOCIAL MEDIA POST Title: Trump FBI Gets Arizona Voter Records, Iran Strategy, and Millennial Men in Crisis Description: Election integrity, foreign policy, and a health epidemic collide in today's explosive episode. Message: Terabytes of voter data from Arizona's 2020 and 2024 elections are now in the hands of the Trump FBI—sparking a media firestorm. Meanwhile, Trump declassifies his rationale for strikes on Iran, tracing the threat back to Obama-era policy. On the home front, millennial men face a hidden health crisis: low testosterone, impacting libido, muscle, and fertility at unprecedented rates. Get the full story on why America's future is being shaped on multiple fronts. #Trump #FBI #ArizonaVoterRolls #IranPolicy #ObamaLegacy #ElectionIntegrity #MillennialMenHealth #TestosteroneCrisis #NationalSecurity #Politics HASHTAGS FOR FIRST COMMENT #BreakingNews #VoterFraud #SAFEAct #ForeignPolicy #MiddleEastCrisis #MenHealth #HormoneCrisis #USPolitics #ElectionWatch #GlobalSecurity CUSTOM LABELS Trump voter rolls, Maricopa County subpoena, election integrity, SAFE Act battle, Iran nuclear strikes, Obama-era Iran policy, Middle East strategy, millennial men health, testosterone decline, fertility concerns, public health alert, Republican procedural battles

Trump consults Congress, giving him full backing for military action in Iran, leaving Democrats scrambling. From regime change strategies to assassination plots, the stakes have never been higher. Tara breaks down the implications for the US, Iran, and global powers—and what it means for voter security at home.

From Congress backing Trump's Iran actions to shocking election fraud revelations, today's episode covers it all. Tara dives into the legal wins, global power moves, and assassination plots tied to Iran, while breaking down the SAFE Act, voter fraud, and what it means for American security. Nothing is off-limits, and every development could reshape the nation.

This episode dives deep into the political battles over election integrity, voter rolls, and Republican infighting: Explosive DHS hearing on ICE and polling place involvement Illegal immigrant voting concerns and blocked voter roll access Senator John Thune's obstruction of Trump's recess appointments SAFE Act delays and Republican party sabotage Upcoming Texas Senate runoff: Ken Paxton vs. Cornyn, and the baggage that comes with it Political theater, media hype, and bizarre campaign stories From Washington to Texas, we break down who's helping or hindering Trump's election and policy goals, plus the drama you won't see on mainstream media.

From election security to ancient DNA, today's episode covers it all: Democrats worry ICE might show up at polling stations—what's really happening? The SAFE Act, blocked nominees, and voter roll controversies in red and blue states Texas political drama: Ken Paxton vs. Cornyn, Tallarico, and election chaos Grandma's shocking past: modern humans carry Neanderthal DNA, and interspecies breeding shaped us all How these discoveries rewrite everything you thought you knew about human evolution Politics, history, and science collide in a way that will blow your mind.

Today's episode is a whirlwind of politics, history, and science: Democrats panic over ICE showing up at polling places—what's really going on? Voter roll controversies, blocked SAFE Act, and Senate maneuvers stalling Trump nominees Texas election drama: Ken Paxton, Cornyn, Tallarico, and the chaos shaping midterms Grandma's surprising past: modern humans carry Neanderthal DNA, revealing interspecies breeding How new discoveries rewrite what we thought we knew about evolution and human ancestry From election security to ancient DNA, it's all in one wild, eye-opening episode.

The latest episode of Forklift Systems Football Saturday features a deep dive into the latest off-the-field issues in college sports, including transfer rules, NIL contracts, and potential legislative changes. Dennis Dodd and Tony Barnhart analyze the implications of the SAFE Act, the power dynamics in college athletics, and the future of conference realignment. In this episode, Tony Barnhart discusses the latest developments in college sports, including NCAA rules, SEC basketball, and the future of college athletics, with insights into leadership, conference dynamics, and upcoming changes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony Barnhart and Dennis Dodd dive deep into the "talking season" chaos, starting with a breakdown of the Playing Rules Oversight Committee's emergency measures to stop transfer portal tampering. With proposed penalties reaching as high as six-game coach suspensions and university fines totaling 20% of a school's football budget, the stakes for recruiting violations have never been higher. The crew also discusses the landmark legal battle involving the University of Cincinnati, which is suing a former player for an NIL contract breach, signaling a new era of institutional accountability in player transfers. The discussion then shifts to the SAFE Act and the intensifying power struggle between private equity interests and the "Big Two" conferences. As experts suggest that college sports are currently massively undervalued, the SEC and Big Ten are pushing back against federal consolidation efforts to protect their own market dominance. From the upcoming Presidential Sports Summit to a look ahead at a potentially record-breaking March Madness, this episode explores the high-stakes politics and money currently defining the future of the game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This Friday final hour, we break down the week that was: from record snow in New York defying climate headlines, to Clinton-era immigration enforcement, to shocking TSA revelations about illegal immigrant sex offenders. Plus, why Senate Republicans keep stumbling on voter fraud legislation and the filibuster debate. Short Summary: From snowy contradictions to ICE history, Biden's secret flights, and a dog parade in the Senate, we unpack the political chaos and question the media narrative. Bullet Highlights: Record snow hits NYC after NYT claimed “no snow” was the new normal. Clinton-era ICE enforcement highlights hypocrisy in Democrat outrage over Trump. TSA lawsuit reveals Biden allowed convicted sex offenders entry as illegal immigrants. Senate Republicans' inaction on voter fraud and SAFE Act: a dog parade distraction. Filibuster debate: can it be locked in to stop future Democratic overreach? Call-ins and listener texts weigh in on the biggest stories of the week. Key Clips / Timestamps: 00:00 – Opening & call-in info 03:15 – Weather headlines: “Where did the snow go?” vs record snowfall 10:45 – Clinton 1996 SOTU: immigration enforcement applause 18:30 – Biden & TSA: sex offender flights from abroad 28:50 – Senate Republicans, voter fraud, & the dog parade 38:10 – Filibuster discussion & listener call-ins 45:00 – Week wrap-up & insights for Battleground America Social Media Snippet: “Record snow? Illegal immigrant sex offenders flying in? Senate dog parades? This week had it all. Catch our Friday wrap-up of the chaos ⛄✈️

From climate headlines flipping overnight, to Clinton-era ICE enforcement, Biden secretly flying convicted sex offenders into the U.S., and Senate Republicans distracted by dog parades, today's coverage exposes hypocrisy, broken systems, and the political games the media ignores. Short Summary: Record snow, voter fraud chaos, sex offender flights, and Senate missteps dominate today's political landscape. We break down what the media won't tell you and how these stories affect Americans now. Bullet Highlights: NYT contradicts itself: January “no snow” vs record snowfall in New York & New England. Clinton-era ICE deportations show hypocrisy in modern Democrat outrage over Trump. TSA lawsuit: Biden allowed convicted sex offenders to enter as illegal immigrants, secret flights from 43 countries. Senate Republicans delay SAFE Act and voter fraud solutions while hosting a dog parade. Filibuster debate: Can Republicans lock it in to prevent future Democratic overreach? Listener calls and texts highlight confusion, outrage, and solutions from the public. Extreme weather, climate cycles, and media spin: how “climate change fear” is selectively reported. Key Clips / Timestamps: 00:00 – Opening & call-in info 03:15 – Weather: “Where did the snow go?” vs record snowfall 10:45 – Clinton 1996 SOTU: Democrat applause for deportations 18:30 – Biden & TSA secret flights of convicted sex offenders 28:50 – Senate Republicans' dog parade & voter fraud inaction 38:10 – Filibuster discussion & listener call-ins 45:00 – Climate cycles & media narrative spin 50:00 – Week wrap-up & takeaways for Battleground America Social Media Snippet: “Snow lies, sex offenders flying in, and Senate dog parades? Today's political chaos exposed. Full breakdown in our Friday wrap-up! ❄️✈️

Millions in fraudulent welfare, Medicaid, and home care programs are costing taxpayers trillions—while Democrats stall critical reforms. Today, we break down how Trump, JD Vance, and the appeals court ruling on IRS data could expose illegal enrollments, recover billions, and reshape the voter rolls. Plus: what the SAFE Act vote could mean for the 2026 midterms. ⏱️ Show Notes / Segments 0:00 – 3:45 | Trillion-Dollar Fraud Claims Discussion of Trump's claim that U.S. budget could be balanced overnight if all fraud was stopped, including JD Vance leading federal prosecutors to tackle nationwide abuses. 3:46 – 8:20 | Home Care and Hospice Scandal Explains the unprecedented growth of personal care services in NY and California, where federal funds are being misused, including payments to illegal immigrants and fraudulent providers. 8:21 – 12:15 | Medicaid & Illegal Activity How Medicaid funds are being diverted to cash, debit cards, and welfare for non-citizens; millions of illegal immigrants receive benefits including drivers licenses, voter registration, and potentially voting. 12:16 – 16:00 | Court Wins & Access to IRS Data The U.S. appeals court overturned a judge's block on Trump accessing IRS data, opening the door to uncover Social Security fraud, identify illegal voters, and strengthen enforcement. 16:01 – 20:10 | The SAFE Act and Voter Rolls Analysis of Senate delays on the SAFE Act, which requires states to purge voter rolls of illegals and enforce citizenship verification; why John Thune's delay is a critical bottleneck. 20:11 – 24:00 | Wealth Taxes & Democrat Funding Discussion on proposed wealth taxes, their political consequences, and how billionaires' taxes could theoretically fund welfare programs in Democrat-controlled states. 24:01 – 28:00 | Political Strategy & Midterms Impact How Trump's efforts, the SAFE Act, and voter roll enforcement could impact elections, Republicans' role in enabling or blocking reforms, and the consequences for state-level policies.

Tara breaks down the massive scope of alleged fraud in federal programs, the court victories clearing the way for enforcement, and the crucial fight over the SAFE Act. Fraud at Scale: Reports suggest up to $1 trillion a year in Medicare, Medicaid, and other federal program fraud in multiple Democrat-run cities. Trump's Enforcement Wins: Millions removed from food stamps and Medicaid in Republican states, plus a key appeals court ruling allowing IRS data access. The SAFE Act: Pending legislation could force the Democrats to turn over voter rolls, removing ineligible voters and protecting election integrity. Billionaire Wealth & Taxes: Discussion of wealth taxes as a funding mechanism for federal programs and the political resistance to enforcement.

President Trump's State of the Union delivered unprecedented moments, including Sage Blair's emotional story of being forced into a gender transition by school officials. Trump highlighted the dangers of government overreach, praised Republican victories on crime and border security, and called out both Democrats and Republicans obstructing progress, including John Thune on the SAFE Act. From social issues to policy wins, we break down every shocking, viral, and historic moment that dominated the night.

Last night's State of the Union was historic and unprecedented. President Trump highlighted record-breaking policy victories—reducing crime, ending wars, lowering gas prices, cutting illegal immigration, and saving lives from fentanyl. He also shared the emotional story of Sage Blair, a teen forced into a gender transition by her school, and spotlighted failures in U.S. government accountability. Meanwhile, Democrats repeatedly sat, glared, and refused to stand, exposing deep partisan divides. Trump called out Republican obstructionists like John Thune and revealed new intelligence on Iran's missile threat. This episode breaks down the shocking moments, policy wins, and viral clips from a speech crafted perfectly for social media.

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A heated discussion unfolds over the proposed SAVE America Voter I.D. Act and the future of election integrity in the United States. Panelists debate whether voter ID laws strengthen democracy, if a constitutional amendment is needed to secure elections, and whether breaking the Senate filibuster is justified to pass the SAFE Act.The conversation also examines concerns about federal vs. state control of elections, media framing of populist movements, and the broader political divide shaping America's democratic process. References to figures such as Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Gavin Newsom, Marco Rubio, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez highlight the national stakes and political tensions surrounding election policy.Is this about safeguarding democracy — or deepening political divides? Watch the full discussion and decide for yourself. #SAFEAct #ElectionIntegrity #VoterID #USPolitics #Filibuster #Democracy #VotingLaws #PoliticalDebate #Congress #BreakingNews➡️ Join the Conversation: https://GeneValentino.com➡️ WMXI Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/NewsRadio981➡️ More WMXI Interviews: https://genevalentino.com/wmxi-interviews/➡️ More GrassRoots TruthCast Episodes: https://genevalentino.com/grassroots-truthcast-with-gene-valentino/➡️ More Broadcasts with Gene as the Guest: https://genevalentino.com/america-beyond-the-noise/ ➡️ More About Gene Valentino: https://genevalentino.com/about-gene-valentino/

Tara breaks down a whirlwind of political and global developments, from the fight over election laws and voter rolls to shocking statistics on mass shootings and dual justice in America. The episode dives deep into the filibuster debate, the SAFE Act, voter ID, and the impact of illegal voters on congressional outcomes. On the international stage, she examines Trump's unconventional foreign policy moves, including pressure on Iran and Cuba, smart power strategies, and small-footprint military leverage. Listeners get a detailed view of both domestic and foreign power plays shaping the future of U.S. politics, elections, and global influence. ⚡ PRIMARY TALKING POINTS Filibuster debate: Thune, McConnell, and election law strategy SAFE Act & voter rolls: uncovering illegal, fake, and duplicate voters Election implications: potential swing in congressional districts Mass shooting demographics: transgender and non-binary statistics Dual justice system: BLM protests vs. January 6 rioters Heroic story of 13-year-old Austin Appleby saving siblings at sea Trump's foreign policy: Iran, Cuba, and smart power diplomacy Small-footprint strategy vs. traditional foreign engagement

A political earthquake hits Washington — election integrity battles explode in Congress, a surprise jobs report shakes economic narratives, federal workforce cuts surge, and legacy media faces a historic collapse in trust and viewership. Tara connects the dots between policy fights, economic headlines, and the growing war over speech, elections, and political power.

House Republicans pass a major election integrity push — but Senate leadership stalls it. Is this the real GOP civil war? From voter ID battles and filibuster strategy to lawsuits over voter rolls and the coming midterm fallout, today's show breaks down the political war behind the SAFE Act — and why both parties are accusing each other of protecting the swamp.

In this episode of John Solomon Reports, guest host Ben Whedon sits down with Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson to discuss the current legislative landscape surrounding election integrity and immigration reform. Senator Johnson shares insights on the growing momentum behind the SAFE Act, a comprehensive Election Integrity Bill that has faced challenges in Congress. He emphasizes the overwhelming public support for voter ID laws and critiques the Democratic Party's stance on election security, arguing that their policies create opportunities for fraud.As the conversation unfolds, Johnson proposes a new legislative initiative called the Secure America Act, aimed at securing elections, borders, and taxpayer funds. He discusses the potential need to eliminate the filibuster to pass this crucial legislation, expressing his concerns about the Democrats' willingness to do so when they regain power.We also delve into the contentious issue of immigration enforcement, with Johnson highlighting the implications of the current open border policies and their impact on crime and public safety. He addresses the challenges faced by ICE in Minnesota and the broader consequences of illegal immigration on communities across America.Senator Johnson reflects on the upcoming midterms and the potential for Republicans to gain electoral advantages in the 2030 reapportionment process. He stresses the importance of focusing on popular legislation that resonates with the American public, advocating for a straightforward approach to reform that prioritizes security and accountability.Next, for FBI agent and author Chris Piehota discusses the recent shake-up within the FBI under the leadership of Kash Patel. With a wave of unexpected firings and reassignments, particularly among field directors in key locations like Atlanta and New York, we explore the implications of these changes on the Bureau's operations and culture.Piehota shares insights into Patel's mission to identify and remove agents who may have allowed political biases to influence their investigative work. As the FBI seeks to realign its focus towards operational effectiveness, we delve into the historical context of personnel shifts within the agency and the potential impact on its overall structure.We also examine the controversial departure of former Deputy Director Dan Bongino, assessing the dynamics of his role and the changes in authority under Patel's leadership. With the introduction of co-deputy directors, we discuss how this split might affect decision-making and operational clarity within the FBI.As we navigate through the complexities of the Bureau's internal reforms, Piehota emphasizes the importance of transparency and communication from Director Patel. He argues that the public deserves to understand how these changes will enhance the FBI's capabilities, particularly in addressing national security threats alongside street-level crime.Finally, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton joins and discusses the ongoing challenges faced in the realm of FOIA litigation against the Department of Justice. Fitton shares insights on the current administration's handling of transparency issues, particularly in light of the recent changes in leadership at the DOJ. He expresses his surprise at the continued lack of responsiveness from the DOJ, regardless of who is in charge, highlighting the persistent barriers that hinder the release of crucial information.We delve into specific cases, such as the prosecution of Peter Navarro and the ongoing investigations into the alleged weaponization of government agencies. Fitton emphasizes the bureaucratic hurdles and the 'deep state of secrecy' that often leads to litigation being the only recourse for obtaining public information. He discusses the implications of the DOJ's reluctance to disclose documents related to high-profile cases, including the infamous Hunter Biden laptop, and the broader ramifications of this lack of transparency for American citizens.The conversation turns to the systemic issues within the FOIA process itself, as Fitton outlines the lengthy and often frustrating journey of obtaining documents through legal channels. He argues for the necessity of reforming the FOIA system to ensure greater accountability and responsiveness from government agencies. Fitton also reflects on the overwhelming scale of fraud within federal programs, suggesting that citizen activists and independent media play a crucial role in uncovering the truth as government agencies struggle to manage their responsibilities.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.