https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEtmK3fLEFE&feature=youtu.be [1]
Today’s Newsmax hit was great. Thanks to Rob Finnerty for having me on again today!!
GUESTS:
Congressman Byron Donalds [2], Representative from Florida’s 19th District joins the program to discuss Covid-19 Relief Reconciliation Bill and HR 5 [3]
Justin Danhof [4], Director of the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project joins for a debrief on the Apple shareholder meeting [5] today.
Itai Schimmel, Founder of Artza [6] joins the show to talk about their Artisanal Box Delivery Service: Artza is Hebrew for “towards the Land”.
Inspired by Genesis 12:3-5, our name is meant to capture the experience we hope to bring you – namely, a journey “towards the Land” of Israel. A land with rolling hills and dusty sands. A land that is flowing with milk and honey. A land with rich history and a vibrant future. A land filled with faith and promise.
TOPICS:
- The U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021 is the most radical piece of immigration legislation [7] ever introduced in America and seeks to reward illegal aliens at the expense of American citizens. It is a bold attempt to trade American national security, sovereignty, and well-being for perceived political benefit.
- White House defends the formerly indefensible! Biden Administration reopens holding facility for migrant kids [8]#kidsincages
- Utah School District Suspends Reading Program [9] After Teacher Shares Transgender Tale with 3rd Graders
- Biomass Follies — Austin, Texas IsThe Latest City To Find It Isn’t Easy Being Green [10] Romney, Cotton unveil plan [11] to boost minimum wage to $10 per hour. The $10 minimum wage hike would be tied to tighter regulations on the hiring of undocumented workers
- State Department Briefing Gets Heated [12] After Reporters Accuses Biden Of Taking Credit For Trump’s Accomplishments
- EXCELLENT!! Website Tracks Critical Race Theory Curriculums [13] at Universities Across U.S.
- Teachers At Public School Try To Dissuade Students From Returning To Classrooms [14] The Day After District Votes To Reopen, Parents Say