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Judge Disqualifies St. Louis Prosecutor From McCloskey Case
A judge has disqualified St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner's office from prosecuting the Mark McCloskey case. Circuit Judge Thom Clark II stated that a special prosecutor will be appointed to take... Read More.
Dark To Light: A Mish Mosh Of Things
Click Arrow to Listen We begin the show today with a bit of a personal trip to talk about how the Beanz fam is dealing with the fire. After that, we move on to the news at hand- Covid, election, craz... Read More.
The China Syndrome
Op-Ed By David Prentice The China Syndrome. Yes, that was the movie that halted the carbon-free nuclear power industry back in the late 1970s. The title comes from the moment in the film when one of th... Read More.
Facebook: Using Its Power to Crush Competition Across the Globe
Facebook is in trouble, again. The Federal Trade Commission, along with a coalition of 48 states and districts led by the New York Attorney General, announced on Wednesday two antitrust lawsuits agains... Read More.
Hunter Biden Investigation Goes Mainstream Post-Election
Now that the election has passed, the mainstream media has awakened to the idea that Hunter Biden and his family are being investigated for corruption after crickets on the subject. In reality, it's be... Read More.
Fake News Paints Boise Anti-Mask Protestors as Pro-Coronavirus
Op-Ed by Daniel Bobinski Apparently, the New York Daily News believes if people are “anti-mask” they are “pro-coronavirus.” A former Sports Illustrated intern named Joseph Wilkinson who now writes for ... Read More.
On the Occasion of the Jericho March
By Michael T. Flynn Lt. Gen., USA (RET) The battle we are engaged in cannot be fought with only human weapons: it requires the intervention of God because in a war against the forces of Evil, only the ... Read More.
Pompeo: U.S. Students, Faculty and Administrators Must Take Action Against China
On Wednesday, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visited the Georgia Institute of Technology where he spoke about China, warning that we cannot continue to allow the tyrannical regime to rob, replicat... Read More.
States Line Up to Join Texas Lawsuit
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court put a Texas election fraud lawsuit filed by Attorney General Ken Paxton on its docket. The 154-page complaint accuses four states—the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Michiga... Read More.
There is no “Election Month” in the Constitution
By Brian Cates For the past five weeks, citizens of the United States have been getting a civics lesson on how federal elections are supposed to be held. Deviation from what the Constitution clearly es... Read More.
Dark To Light: The Court Reigns SUPREME
Click Arrow to Listen It is a busy, busy show today as we talk about China, election fraud, court cases, and more. Listen as we detail what is happening with election fraud and how to make sense of the... Read More.
China Uses American Teens and Influencers to Dominate U.S. Fashion Industry
In 2019, online businesses were noticing a fall-off in China's economic growth. Gross domestic product (GDP) dropped to 6.2 percent in the second quarter of 2019—down from the record high of 14.2 perce... Read More.
Judge Sullivan’s Long-Awaited Dismissal of Flynn Case
Judge Emmett Sullivan dismissed the criminal case for President Trump's former National Security Advisor, General Michael Flynn on Tuesday, just a few weeks after President Trump's "full and unconditio... Read More.
Texas Files Lawsuit Against Four Swing States for Election Fraud
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit on Tuesday in the U.S. Supreme Court to challenge the elections in four swing states. The complaint names the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the stat... Read More.
Autopsy of a Small Town Campaign
Op-Ed by Rich Gagnier I was drawn in recently by a story that looked to be about a semi-dirty race between two political challengers in a particularly genteel area of my state, New York. The campaign t... Read More.
