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How Uncle Sam Will Spend $2.3 Trillion on Coronavirus Relief
by Craig Eyermann | Apr 1, 2020 | Economics, Events, Featured Articles
Before the coronavirus pandemic and the response to it triggered an economic meltdown, the U.S. federal government was planning to spend nearly $4.8 trillion in its 2020 fiscal year. Last week, President Trump signed a $2.3 trillion relief package aimed at mitigating...
Panic Buying, Medical Rationing Underscore Importance of Free Markets
by Bradley Thomas | Mar 27, 2020 | Economics, Events, Featured Articles
The recent coronavirus panic has provided a stark reminder about the scarcity of economic goods. From people hoarding and stockpiling common household items like toilet paper and hand sanitizer to the downright morbid reports of doctors in Italy and Spain having to...
Now, We Get Local. Now The World Gets Real
by Tom Luongo | Mar 23, 2020 | Featured Articles
"Reality is that which when we stop believing in it doesn't go away." - Philip K. Dick In March of 2003, we broke ground on the first real thing I ever built, the house I currently live in. Then I understood that there was only one way this economic and political...
As Coronavirus Explodes in Italy, Doctors Are Forced to Choose Who Gets Care
by Scott Horton | Mar 12, 2020 | Blog
From The Atlantic via Defense One: Two weeks ago, Italy had 322 confirmed cases of the coronavirus. At that point, doctors in the country’s hospitals could lavish significant attention on each stricken patient. One week ago, Italy had 2,502 cases of the virus, which...
Utah County Residents Don’t Get Much Choice 07-20-90
by Will Grigg | Mar 4, 2020 | Article Clippings, Everything Will
Pro-Choice Students Shouldn’t Abuse BYU Logo
by Will Grigg | Mar 4, 2020 | Article Clippings, Everything Will
‘Back Alley Holocaust’ the ‘Big Lie’ of Pro-Choice Movement 04-12-89
by Will Grigg | Mar 3, 2020 | Article Clippings, Everything Will
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Larry Johnson: The Ceasefire Is Collapsing as Chaos Breaks Out in Strait of Hormuz
One bad assumption can start a bigger war, and nowhere is that clearer than the Strait of Hormuz. Kyle sits down with Larry Johnson to sort through the morning’s flood of claims and counterclaims: reported Iranian missile and drone attacks, damage to Gulf oil...
The Kyle Anzalone Show with Richard Medhurst: Trump Turned the American Empire Into a Pirate State
A journalist can be jailed, raided, and investigated for more than a year without ever being charged and that’s not a glitch, it’s the point. I sit down with investigative journalist Richard Medhurst to talk about his legal situation spanning the UK and Austria, where...
The Kyle Anzalone Show with Jim Webb: Hegseth Lashes Out at Congress, Admits Truth About Iran War
“Iran’s nuclear program was obliterated” is a bold claim to make under oath, especially when the same testimony implies Iran’s ambitions remain. We sit down with Jim Webb to pull apart the contradictions, the messaging, and the strategy vacuum that shows up when...
The Kyle Anzalone Show with Dave Smith on the Midterm Elections and the Iran War
Trump’s second term was supposed to be the reset: less chaos, fewer neocons, and a renewed focus on problems at home. Instead, we’re watching an Iran conflict spiral while the administration sells the public a fantasy of easy wins and controlled escalation. I’m joined...
The Kyle Anzalone Show with Larry Johnson: Midterm, Markets, and Missiles
The scariest part of the U.S.-Iran standoff isn’t the loud headlines. It’s the quiet math of distance, missiles, and leverage at the Strait of Hormuz. We sit down with Larry Johnson to unpack Iran’s reported “new” framework and why it may be the same core message:...
TEXIT w/Daniel Miller
Daniel Miller joined me to discuss the Texas Nationalist Movement, its history and progress. TNM.me Texian.app
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