11-16-21 Expert Guests for Your Show

1. Wayne Allyn Root: My Interview with President Trump - The Good and Bad News

2. John Lott: Is Ensuring Election Integrity Anti-Democratic?

3. Ken Rapoza: Sequoia Capital, Others Investing in China Semiconductors... Who's Investing in Ours?

4. Judd Dunning: Apologist Biden vs. We the People

5. Sally Pipes: Obamacare's Marketplace Embarrassment Stretches on For Another Year

6. James Hirsen: A Bright Light in the Hip Hop Music World

My Interview with President Trump - The Good and Bad News

By Wayne Allyn Root

There is both good news and bad news from my interview with former President Donald Trump last week. The first time around, I asked him if he would consider becoming Speaker of the House, if and when the GOP reclaims the House in 2022. From there, I reasoned, he could open multiple criminal investigations of the corrupt and failed Biden presidency and lead the impeachment of President Joe Biden. This time around I asked Trump point-blank if he's going to be running for president again in 2024. Although he can't give a "YES" because he'd run afoul of campaign finance regulations, he made it pretty darn clear that he will be running for president in 2024. His answer was as close to a "YES" as you can get without saying "YES." I'm now fully convinced he's running. [more...]

Is Ensuring Election Integrity Anti-Democratic?

By Dr. John Lott

From Hillsdale College: Sixteen years ago, in 2005, the Carter-Baker Commission on Federal Election Reform issued a report that proposed a uniform system of requiring a photo ID in order to vote in U.S. elections. The report also pointed out that widespread absentee voting makes vote fraud more likely. Voter files contain ineligible, duplicate, fictional, and deceased voters, a fact easily exploited using absentee ballots to commit fraud. Citizens who vote absentee are more susceptible to pressure and intimidation. And vote-buying schemes are far easier when citizens vote by mail. Who was behind the Carter-Baker Commission? [more...]

Sequoia Capital, Others Investing in China Semiconductors... Who's Investing in Ours?

By Kenneth Rapoza, China Expert/Industry Analyst for the Coalition for a Prosperous America

Everyone has heard about the semiconductor shortage. It's largely due to the fact that China has hoarded a lot of chips, especially low-end ones used in cars, and because we are dependent on Taiwan semiconductor and Samsung to make them. Meanwhile, as China builds out its own nascent semiconductor industry, Silicon Valley is helping them to do so. Good going, guys... [more...]

Apologist Biden vs. We the People

By Judd Dunning

Biden is either an ideological juggernaut or incompetent. The Obama governing strategy was "Let's see what we can get away with." His cavalier lack of concern for what people who live in "his country" want is becoming undeniable. We see this supported by his appearances and occasional public commentary delivered in a tired spirit of irritation and disdain. Biden rules rather than inspires. This is a problem seeing as he works for "We the People." The voters are responding to him accordingly. [more...]

Obamacare's Marketplace Embarrassment Stretches on For Another Year

By Sally Pipes

Obamacare's insurance exchanges have begun selling plans for 2022. If history is any guide, open enrollment - which runs in most states from November 1 through January 15 - will be a resounding disappointment, at least compared to what Americans were promised when Obamacare became law. Since the exchanges opened for business eight years ago, they have underperformed by almost every measure. Not only have fewer Americans signed up for coverage than even the law's champions projected, but the exchanges have also cost taxpayers far more than expected. [more...]

A Bright Light in the Hip Hop Music World

By James Hirsen

Lecrae Devaughn Moore, publicly known as Lecrae, is a pioneer and leading figure in the growing genre of gospel-hip hop. He is also well known for having secured a great degree of fame in the fields of singing, songwriting, record producing, acting, and filmmaking. His third solo album, titled "Rebel," was released in 2008 and quickly became the first Christian hip hop album to reach No. 1 on the Billboard Gospel chart. Most refreshingly, he openly states that he views his music as an art that reflects his Christian faith. [more...]