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When government controls your money, it controls your freedom Oct 16, 2026

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On the Record with Christian Briggs – Under sanitized corporate labels like "algorithmic risk-scoring" and "automated anti-fraud protocols," modern banking infrastructure is being re-engineered to monitor every private transaction in real time. In response to this expanding digital grid, securing tangible physical sovereignty is no longer just an investment strategy—it is...

COVID’s unanswered crimes #42 Sen Ron Johnson Oct 16, 2026

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Project Out Loud – Senator Johnson describes hundreds of submissions from across the country alleging isolation, disregard for patient wishes, hostility toward the unvaccinated, and treatment decisions families struggled to challenge. These are allegations with human beings attached to them. They should never be buried beneath institutional assurances that everyone did their best...

Trump’s economy and the kitchen-table reality Oct 16, 2026

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Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Economic optimism means little to families struggling with everyday bills. Trump’s growth agenda offers reasons for hope, but debt and energy costs remain concerns. Gold and silver enter the discussion as diversification options, while financial knowledge and responsible planning help families navigate an uncertain economy...

AI, deepfakes, and the coming war over reality Oct 16, 2026

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Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – Human beings are uncomfortable with uncertainty, but uncertainty is often the honest starting point for understanding complicated events. That may be the most useful lesson connecting Columbus, artificial intelligence, synthetic media, political ideology, and modern information warfare. The real battle is not simply over facts...

Who gets to question an emergency? Oct 16, 2026

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America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Who gets to challenge emergency powers? Revisiting a July 2022 conversation, Randall S. Bock and Jeffrey Tucker examine lockdowns, individual medical judgment, economic disruption, and pressure against dissent. Their exchange asks how a free society scrutinizes public health decisions when officials demand unity and compliance...

Homeschool students rank at the top of the class Oct 16, 2026

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The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Homeschool students score significantly higher than the conventional school test norm group (weighted mean percentiles 74 to 82). The researchers noted that “These new data and findings help scholars, educators, policymakers, and the public in evaluating homeschooling’s current outcomes, informing policy debates, and...

Elections have consequences. Are voters paying attention? Oct 16, 2026

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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – How do you decide who to vote for? And what are the consequences of your vote? “Elections have consequences.” Let's look at some of those consequences and how we can choose better. How about a website to help you research who you're voting for based on what they’ve done, rather than what they say...

Breast cancer is a misdiagnosis Oct 16, 2026

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The Tenpenny Files – Danny Carroll joins Dr. Sherri Tenpenny to discuss his controversial claim that breast cancer is misdiagnosed. His interpretation links tumors to emotional conflicts and disputes metastasis, raising urgent questions about scientific evidence, diagnostic accuracy, and the risks of relying on unvalidated theories for treatment decisions...

Firing squads, public executions & ethics of death: Have we come full circle? Oct 16, 2026

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The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Ashley Caputo, RN, FMP – Caputo examines the history, ethics, and evolving methods of capital punishment in America. For decades, lethal injection has been presented as a more humane alternative to hanging, electrocution, and firing squads. Yet complications involving intravenous access, drug administration, and prolonged or unsuccessful...

The formative years: Children’s media and family values Oct 16, 2026

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Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Who shapes a child’s values when the screen becomes a trusted teacher? Dr. Andrew Fox urges parents to examine children’s media, challenges churches to resist cultural approval, and calls Christians to speak with conviction, humility, and reason while giving younger generations a firmer moral foundation...