7 APR 2017 · REPLAY MARCH 31, 2017 Ted Koppel is being touted by the leftist faction as a hero for telling Sean Hannity he along with other conservative pundits are "bad for America" because those who listen to such mediums have been falsely led to believe ideology is more important than facts. Audrey Russo from "REELTalk Radio" and and Don Dix from "The Jen and Don Show" joined us in a lengthy discussion as to what exactly Koppel is referring to. We looked briefly at the evolution of the media from their descent from government watch dogs that offered editorial apart from news to today's brand of fabricated stories and opinion that supports the leftist narrative that propagandizes under the protection of the 1st Amendment. We answered Koppel's charges that had Conservative talk not made it to the airways and cyberspace we might have already fulfilled Norman Thomas' 1948 prediction America will become a socialist nation under liberalism without knowing how it happened. Next, The crash and burn of RyanCare is being marked as the first leg of the stool Trump's failing agenda to "make America great again" due to the GOP's "growing pains." We expounded on why this bill failed and why it was pursued by the GOP in the first place.

6 APR 2017 · REPLAY FROM MARCH 17, 2017. Bob Cardoza from "Robert Cardoza Live" with and David Leach of "The Strident Conservative" on issues pertinent to their respective fields of interest. Bob discussed the fallacies associated with the narrative from the left Donald Trump has not paid taxes in 18 years by giving us an in-depth analysis as to how it came to be Trump paid 38 million in 2005, highlighting how his income and deductions were figured. The conversation became quite lively as we debated the legality of the return being made public with Bob stating he thought it was legal to publish because it was given to Maddow while Joe and I took the other view. Next, we put David on the hot seat regarding his criticism of Defense Secretary Jame Mattis' choice of Anne Patterson as his undersecretary, given her past support of the Muslim Brotherhood and Donald Trump's seemingly apparent walking back of his promise to support Israel unequivocally. While the choice of Patterson raises questions as to why Mattis would have wanted her Trump's position on Israel does seem to have soften and perhaps even taken a place on his back burner, we speculated perhaps Trump wants prioritize domestic issues first and wait for appointments to finish before moving on Israel.