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It’s Wednesday and so we will once again be joined by Ron Edwards to discuss hot topics. Trust is unraveling across American institutions, affecting government, news organizations, as well as expertise and values. The impact is not just institutional, the decay affects individuals, families and shared norms. The very foundations of American culture seem increasingly at risk. All the while, technology continues to act as an accelerant, speeding up societal change and challenging our abilities to keep pace while controlling our responses. Uncovering the multivariate sources of these challenges is work that demands rigorous, ongoing investigation. As with any investigation, a solid place to start is a requirement. Scheduled to join me is Major General Mari K. Eder - U.S. Army retired, former Army Deputy Chief of Public Affairs and author of American Cyberscape: Trials and the Path to Trust – in her book Gen. Eder examines the sources of decay in trust and offers solutions to lead us to firmer terrains of shared

As of the start of March 2021, Law Enforcement Officer suicides were at 31 for the year. Last year there were 177 reported Officer suicides. Another 67 officers have died in the line of duty; bringing the overall total of lives lost to 98 for 2021. So much more must be done to address this ongoing epidemic among Law Enforcement officers. Sgt. Mark McGrew - Founder of 911 At Ease International, and Author of 'A Higher Call to Duty' - is scheduled to join me to discuss it. Thousands of migrants have crossed the border in Biden's first six weeks in office, many of them unaccompanied minors. The influx has tested the administration's resources and ability to quickly implement its own strategy as Republicans sound alarms over what they have deemed a crisis of Biden's making. Larry Klayman, Esq. - founder of Freedom Watch, the head of his law firm Klayman Law Group, and the author of It Takes a Revolution: Forget the Scandal Industry!  - is scheduled to join me to discuss the border crisis. 

The Great Reset has begun! The installation of a house plant as President of the United States, the continued insistence of obedience to wear masks and remain under a COVID House Arrest, internet censorship, and the crisis at the southern border are all just parts of the plan. Today I'm scheduled to be joined by Troy Anderson - who along with retired U.S. Army chaplain Colonel David J. Giammona wrote The Military Guide to Armageddon: Battle-Tested Strategies to Prepare Your Life and Soul for the End Times - to discuss this and more as time allows. Over the past few weeks, we have seen the cancel culture target Dr. Seuss, the Muppets, multiple Warner Brothers cartoon characters, and Mister Potato Head. Dr. Bruce Hartman - author of Spend A Year With Jesus: An Inspirational Journey of Finding Jesus and Faith - will join me to discuss why this is important.  

In the first hour, I will be joined by Ron Edwards to discuss the hot topics of the day. In the second hour, I will be joined by Dan Perkins to also talk about today's hot topics. 

For some time now - along with various guests - I have been talking about how many churches have been steadily moving away from the Gospel. Today I am scheduled to be joined by Lucas Miles to further discuss the topic as we take a look at his new book, The Christian Left: How Liberal Thought Has Hijacked the Church. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has declared that he has no intention of leaving office, despite calls from dozens of state lawmakers who either want him to step down or face impeachment. Jennifer Kerns - host of the nationally-syndicated show, "All-American Radio with Jennifer Kerns" and publisher of AllAmericanNews.com is scheduled to join me to discuss the latest with Cuomo and other hot topics.

Texas has officially ended all state-mandated COVID-related restrictions. The leftist across the country immediately lost their collective minds. Texas-based researcher Michael Betrus - author of COVID-19: Lockdowns On Trial – will join me to discuss the latest on the vaccines and the efforts to bring American life back to pre-COVID “normal”. The Democrats have been on a roll trying to rush through a number of “Leftist Wish List” items ranging from gun control to nationalizing elections. Mark Mix - President of the National Right to Work Committee and President of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation – retuns to the show to discuss the re-introduction of the PRO Act (which is the Democrats effort to end “Right to Work” in 27 states). 

Tapp into the Truth is back and we are jumping right into the hottest of the hot topics with Ron Edwards. 

Houston Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee has introduced HR-127 for Speaker Pelosi to take up debate in Congress. In case you have not heard, HR-127 – which was introduced on January 4, 2021 - is a gun control bill that would radically alter our precious Second Amendment forever. And now, over the weekend Joe Biden has called for Congress to take action on gun control. The Virginia House of Delegates passed a bill that would create scholarship programs exclusively for a subset of people. The bill's original form denoted that the funds be given to students of a specific race, but the language was softened to extend to “individuals or specific communities with a demonstrated historic connection to slavery.” The Oregon Department of Education is promoting a program for teachers that seeks to “dismantle racism in mathematics,” alleging that focusing on finding the right answer is a symbol of white supremacy.  https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/127/text Stop Wasting Money on the F-35 https:/

After retiring the pancake mascot Aunt Jemima for good, Quaker Oats has announced a new name to sell their brand of breakfast goods: Pearl Milling Company. Disney has fired conservative actress Gina Carano supposably because of a series of posts she made on social media that critics claimed were offensive. (Now she is working with the Daily Wire’s new entertainment division.) An aide to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo - Melissa DeRosa - admitted that they hid nursing home data on the coronavirus infections. 

Today I am scheduled to be joined by Ron Edwards in the first hour as we will discuss the topics of the day. In the second hour, I am scheduled to be joined by Dan Perkins to discuss his latest projects - including Empower Yourself and America's Cannabis Conversation - as well as topics of the day. Hero Soap Company https://hero-soap-company.myshopify.com?sca_ref=255101.zYrcEywRs5  My Patriot Supply https://mypatriotsupply.com/?rfsn=4146636.103ca0

Joe Biden’s education secretary pick said that he believes schools have a “legal responsibility” to include transgender men in women’s sports. San Francisco is suing its own public school district for failing to develop a sufficient plan to return kids to in-person learning, the city attorney has announced. After reports recently surfaced that Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom was being lobbied to appoint Congressman Adam Schiff as California’s next Attorney General, some of the most prominent criminal justice reform advocates in the state banded together to express their “strong opposition.”   Try the Hero Soap Company's Freedom Bundle. The freedom bundle is the best way to try six different bar scents! Six different bars, one low price, and free shipping. Freedom never smelled so good. https://herosoapcompany.com/products/freedom-bundle?sca_ref=255101.zYrcEywRs5

The Montgomery County Public School district in Maryland spent more than $450,000 on an “anti-racist audit” for the 2020-21 school year, which resulted in the district tentatively adopting policies that push “anti-racist thinking” in preschool. A Google Doc, used by a San Francisco Public Schools renaming committee to track historical research into “controversial” figures whose names appeared on 44 of the district’s buildings, was “rife with historical errors” and contained information gathered through “casual Google searches” — and in some cases, the information did not relate at all to the individual considered “controversial.” Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot reversed course on threats to lock Chicago Public School teachers out of remote learning.  The decision comes after teachers threatened to strike against the Mayor and school district, who both insist teachers return to classroom learning. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis tore into Big Tech companies, calling them "enforcers of preferred narratives" whose econom

Ron Edwards joins me to discuss topics of the day. 

Joe Biden called easing the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic an “emergency” in statements leading up to the inauguration, but Democrats told NBC News just hours before Biden took the oath of office that further COVID-19 relief may not come until March. Tara Reade, the former aide to Joe Biden who accused the then-senator of sexual assault, said that watching Inauguration Day was especially painful for her this year. Sen. Dianne Feinstein defended Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley. This and more as time allows, plus don't forget about the Edwards Notebook and the Veteran's Tip of the Day! My Patriot Supply https://mypatriotsupply.com/pages/aff-lp-food-top/?rfsn=4146636.103ca0

Parler, the new social media platform that has been a refuge for Trump supporters amid increased moderation by traditional platforms like Twitter and Facebook, has been suspended by Apple and Amazon. Jonathan Turley, a professor at George Washington University Law School and self-described "liberal," warned Saturday that Democrats would damage the Constitution if they impeach President Donald Trump over the riots at the U.S. Capitol last week. A riot was declared in a suburb of Portland, Oregon, after Black bloc rioters vandalized local businesses and the police precinct.

Members of the progressive “squad” are demanding that Congress launch a new impeachment investigation against President Donald Trump even though he likely has just a few weeks left in office. Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser has asked the Department of Defense to activate the National Guard to help keep peace on January 6th when thousands of President Trump’s supporters are expected to gather to protest certifying the Electoral College vote. The Washington Post provided cover for left-wing protesters who stood outside Sen. Josh Hawley's D.C. home and yelled through a megaphone while his wife and newborn child were inside, insisting the demonstration was simply a “peaceful vigil.” This and more as time allows.

Large percentages of health care workers in multiple states have said they would not take the COVID-19 vaccine, with some citing a distrust of the political machinations behind the timeline of the vaccine’s creation. A bill introduced by a member of the New York State Assembly would amend the public health law, permitting the governor of the state to order the removal and/or detention of a person deemed to be a “suspected case, contact or carrier of a contagious disease” who would “pose an imminent and significant threat to the public health.” The person in question then would be “detained in a medical facility or other appropriate facility or premises designated by the governor.” Portland, Oregon, Mayor Ted Wheeler says he’s finally ready to push back against violent “anti-fascist” protesters following a New Year’s Eve riot — and even called out “Antifa” by name in a New Year’s statement. Ron Edwards is scheduled to join me in the second hour.

President Donald Trump has further empowered Special Counsel John Durham’s criminal investigation into the origins of the FBI’s counterintelligence investigation into the 2016 Trump campaign, granting him the authority to use classified information indefinitely for the remainder of his investigation. A Virginia judge issued an opinion in which he stated that a black man who was being tried on charges of eluding police must not have his trial in one of the courtrooms used during the coronavirus pandemic because those larger courtrooms have numerous portraits of white people. The federal government filed suit against Walmart, accusing the retail chain of fueling the opioid epidemic in the United States by filling thousands of invalid prescriptions for the addictive painkillers. Senator Ted Cruz taking heed of Joe Biden’s public pronouncements indicating he would rejoin the Paris Agreement and rejoin the Iran nuclear deal, sent a letter to President Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that would head Biden

Sen. Rand Paul let loose on the Senate floor on Monday blasting the 5,593-page, $2.3 trillion COVID-19 relief and catchall spending bills in a speech that has gone viral. Members of Cornell University’s student government tried to pass a resolution last month that would disarm the school’s police, but the resolution failed. Rep. Ilhan Omar took a shot at politicians who have cut the line, so to speak, in getting the Trump-backed vaccine against COVID-19 before it has been adequately distributed to frontline workers and the elderly. Speaking to the press, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi stated that most of the deaths in America from the coronavirus were President Trump’s fault. Democrats and Republicans reached a deal on emergency powers for the Federal Reserve late Saturday night, paving the way for Congress to approve a COVID relief package and a bipartisan omnibus spending bill Sunday. But is this fiscally appropriate? Dr. Michael Busler is scheduled to join me to discuss the packages. 

London experienced a “wild weekend exodus” on Saturday as residents scrambled to escape the city after the United Kingdom’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson declared a top-down emergency lockdown and “canceled Christmas” over concerns about a “new version” of the virus that causes COVID-19. Following a heavy public backlash, Los Angeles County’s newly-elected, controversial district attorney reversed course on Friday, reinstating the use of some sentencing enhancements for cases involving “the most vulnerable” victims. Parents of children attending a posh, $55,000-per-year school in New York City are reportedly pulling their kids from classes after teachers, who are refusing to return to work even as other public and private NYC schools are now back to in-person learning, issued a laundry list of woke demands that could cost millions. Plus, Ron Edwards joins me in the second hour.