3-13-20 Expert Guests for Your Show

1. Patrick Wood: Where the Constitution Meets the Coronavirus
2. Laura Loomer: Congressional Candidate Laura Loomer First to Modify Tactics to Increase Safety During Coronavirus Threat
3. Crista Huff: What Investment Strategies to Use Amid Coronavirus Fears
4. Daniel Greenfield: Omar, Tlaib and Islamists Couldn't Deliver for Bernie
5. Don Buckner/MadeinAmerica.com: Toy Company Reshoring Jobs to U.S. from China after the Virus Outbreak


Where the Constitution Meets the Coronavirus
By Patrick Wood, Founder of Citizens for Free Speech

The First Amendment defines multiple rights that are being suspended due to a type of martial law being imposed around America: churches and large gatherings are being shut down, travel is being restricted and if you dare to write about the "Wuhan Virus" on any social media platform, you are attacked and branded as a xenophobic racist. When and how will our full First Amendment rights be restored? [more...]


Congressional Candidate Laura Loomer First to Modify Tactics to Increase Safety During Coronavirus Threat

On Monday morning, out of concern for the health and safety of campaign volunteers and the residents of Florida’s 21st Congressional District, Republican Congressional Candidate Laura Loomer canceled her petition drive to appear on the primary ballot and will instead pay the filing fee of $10,440 to obtain ballot access. Laura Loomer stated, “While voter engagement is a passion for me and our campaign volunteers, following the White House and CDC’s recommendations I felt it best to limit the community’s exposure to the Coronavirus in every way that I could. We’re not placing a single volunteer’s health or community wellness ahead of our campaign goals. [more...]


What Investment Strategies to Use Amid Coronavirus Fears
By Crista Huff

I’ve heard from a variety of investors this week. Their emotions and investment strategies are running the gamut from, “Is it time to start buying stocks?!” to “Should I sell my stocks?!” While it is true that investors might take precautions prior to a stock market correction - paring back positions in overvalued or overextended stocks, raising cash, and/or using stop-loss orders - an investor would not sell after their stocks have fallen. Once a good stock has fallen, it’s essentially "on sale." It’s far more prudent to "buy low" on high-quality, fallen stocks than it is to cash them in. [more...]


Omar, Tlaib and Islamists Couldn't Deliver for Bernie
By Daniel Greenfield

When Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rallied with Senator Bernie Sanders at New York City’s largest housing project where her politics had cost the city 25,000 jobs, it was the big radical moment. Sanders had the endorsement of the Squad which was going to hand him the nomination.  The Left unified behind the Vermont socialist as Rep. Ocasio-Cortez, Rep. Ilhan Omar, and Rep. Rashida Tlaib hit the campaign trail for him. The uselessness of the Squad was already apparent when Rep. Ayanna Pressley, the one member of the Squad who had backed Senator Elizabeth Warren, saw Biden win her district.  And despite Omar’s efforts, Sanders not only lost Minnesota, but Hennepin County, Omar’s district. Rep. Omar, a co-chair of the Sanders campaign, couldn’t even deliver her own district to him. [more...]


Toy Company Reshoring Jobs to U.S. from China after the Virus Outbreak
By Don Buckner, Founder & CEO of MadeinAmerica.com

A mother designed a toy, Polyblox totems, to teach children who have difficulty learning how to spell after first creating it to help teach her son. Polyblox toy buyers were being told that it could be months before orders come in due to the plants being idled in China after the coronavirus outbreak. That may change thanks to the decision by CEO & inventor, Laresa Tapia, to bring those jobs back stateside. She told Spectrum News 13 in Orlando, "Being in the U.S. allows us to react faster and be more resilient to unforeseen events like the coronavirus or toy tariffs." [more...]