6-21-22 Expert Guests for Your Show

1. Cheryl Chumley: France Sees a 'France First' Voting Moment

2. Scott Powell: America's Survival Requires Citizen Awareness, Concerted Action

3. Kenneth Rapoza: What We Learned from the Latest China Hearing in Washington

4. Daniel Greenfield: Juneteenth Marked by Mass Shootings Across America

5. Sally Pipes: Drug Importation Doesn't Save Money, It Costs Lives

France Sees a 'France First' Voting Moment

By Cheryl Chumley

France's conservative faction just scored big in recent legislative elections, putting President Emmanuel Macron and his leftist agenda on notice and saying, in essence, the people 'don’t want no stinkin’ socialist economy.' Take note, Democrats. This is you - come November. "The view that France is shifting to the left was called into question by the performance of the far-right National Rally party, which increased its seats by six to a total of 89,” as Reuters wrote.... The rise of conservatism, the fall of globalism: It’s very definitely in the air. [more...] Get Cheryl's New Bestselling Book: LOCKDOWN: The Socialist Plan to Take Away Your Freedom

America's Survival Requires Citizen Awareness, Concerted Action

By Scott S. Powell

The United States is dying a death by its own present government that is inflicting a thousand cuts on its citizenry. On every front, what people see is a government against the people. And world disaster may be closer now than ever before. So, what are Americans to do now? We should remember that as a bottom-up country with a government of the people, by the people and for the people, we should start by reaching out to friends and family and help them wake up from popular narratives, propaganda and fake news conditioning. We need to act in a manner and for reasons not unlike that of Paul Revere who took his famous ride to warn that the British were coming before the beginning of the first salvo of the Revolutionary War in Lexington and Concord in 1775. [more...]

What We Learned from the Latest China Hearing in Washington

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

China remains a hot topic in Washington with at least two commissions set up to discuss the country on a regular basis. This week, the Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) heard from a State and Homeland Security department official on China's extra-judicial activities abroad. This means China spying on the Chinese diaspora in the United States, including what some in Congress referred to as professional-looking hit jobs against a Chinese lawyer in Flushing, New York who was one of the original Tiananmen Square activists. While the entirety of the June 15 hearing titled "The Threat of Transnational Repression from China and the U.S. Response" focused on these activities abroad – two things stood out. The U.S. is too weak to stop it, and on issues brought up by the Freedom House think tank, export controls to stop or slow the technological support of China's military-civil fusion (MCF) look better on paper than in practice. [more...]

Juneteenth Marked by Mass Shootings Across America

By Daniel Greenfield

The media made much of Biden creating Juneteenth National Independence Day last year and the celebrations this year. Slavery is long since over, but black communities across the country remain in thrall to crime. It isn't "systemic racism" that threatens black people, but everyday violence that takes no holidays, that erupts just as regularly on Martin Luther King Day and on Juneteenth, and on streets named after Obama and Rep. John Lewis. Activists act as if the critical issue is a liberation from some nebulous external force, systemic racism, white supremacy, white privilege, or unconscious bias. It's been a long time since black people needed to be liberated from white people. The only meaningful liberation that still needs to happen on Juneteenth is a moral revolution. Until that revolution comes, Juneteenth will be a bloody reminder that the liberation that matters is not that of the body, but of the soul and the spirit. [more...]

Drug Importation Doesn't Save Money, It Costs Lives

By Sally Pipes

Proponents of prescription drug importation notched a victory last week. The Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee green-lit a bill that would enable individuals to import medicines from Canada in the name of lowering out-of-pocket costs. It's not something Americans should welcome or support. Drugs imported from outside the United States will always pose a significant safety risk. Even if they didn't, importing medicines from countries with price controls on drugs would have devastating effects on medical innovation at home. [more...]