1. John Lott: Illegal Migrants Less Likely to Commit Crime? Guess Again
2. Scott Powell: Clearing of Deep State Begins with
Trump's Nominees
3. Kenneth Rapoza: U.S. Fashion Industry Cannot
Survive “De Minimis” Loophole
4. Col. John Mills: Someone or Some Country is Able to
Fly Unopposed Over U.S. Military Bases
5. Michael Levine: Bad Customer Experiences Could
Cost Global Organizations $3.7 Trillion Annually
6. Daniel Greenfield: Media Suddenly Rediscovers
National Debt
7. Judd Dunning: The MAGA Brigade
8. James Hirsen: Goodbye to MSNBC
Illegal Migrants Less Likely to Commit Crime? Guess Again
By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime
Recent cases of illegals committing crimes in America are
shining a light on the federal government’s failure to properly vet and keep
track of lawless migrants. These gaps have led to broad claims that illegal
immigrants have less involvement with the criminal justice system than
native-born Americans. A review of the available data, however, shows that the
criminal records of millions of migrants – the ones President-elect Trump vows
to prioritize for deportation – remain unknown due to illegal crossings, lax
enforcement, and lax data collection by federal and “sanctuary”
jurisdictions. [more...]
Clearing of Deep State Begins with Trump's Nominees
By Scott Powell, Author of Rediscovering America
The electoral victory of President-elect Trump means delivery on
the campaign promise to: "Make America Great Again” and the vigor of Trump
is obvious as it’s reflected in the speed and choices of his cabinet nominees. Although
American citizens know the Pledge of Allegiance by rote, most do not appreciate
the gravity of the words - the promise of America providing "liberty and
justice for all." Liberty and justice are guiding American virtues found
in both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Yet both liberty
and justice have been in decline in the United States, with the pace
accelerating so fast in the last four years that many began questioning the
survival of America as a constitutional republic. [more...]
U.S. Fashion Industry Cannot Survive “De Minimis” Loophole
By Kenneth Rapoza, Reporter/Columnist for Coalition for a Prosperous America
Either we have a fashion industry, or we have de minimis, but we
can’t have both, warned Jacob Helberg, one of the 10 commissioners for the U.S.
China Economic and Security Review Commission. De minimis is that now infamous
trade loophole that allows for merchandise to be waived through with little
inspection if the foreign vendor merely claims the merchandise is valued under
$800, in their country. The de minimis loophole has transformed the nature of
international trade, moving away from orderly bulk shipments organized on
pallets towards containers filled with thousands of small individually wrapped
packages. [more...]
Someone or Some Country is Able to Fly Unopposed Over U.S.
Military Bases
By Colonel (Ret.) John Mills, Author of War Against the Deep State
In December 2023 it was Hampton Roads/Virginia Beach; this time it’s over three key U.S. bases in the United Kingdom.
Time to bring back The Royal Observer Corps (ROC) to secure the
skies over Great Britain. These were keen-eyed observers who kept Great Britain
safe. Now UK Prime Minister Starmer is using the same concept to have the
citizens, military, and law enforcement police the use of pronouns. On January
20, 2025, the distractions in the U.S. Department of Defense get fixed. Deterrence,
readiness, and ability to destroy the opponent will be the priorities. [more...]
Bad Customer Experiences Could Cost Global Organizations $3.7
Trillion Annually
By Michael Levine, America's Leading Media Expert
Bad customer experiences are costing businesses more than ever,
according to new research by experience management company Qualtrics, which
projects global losses of $3.7 trillion annually - a staggering 19% increase
from last year's $3.1 trillion projection. This jaw-dropping figure highlights
how critical customer service and experience are in today's competitive market.
Despite the significant resources businesses invest in improving customer
experience, they're still falling short in addressing fundamental service
issues. [more...]
Media Suddenly Rediscovers National Debt
By Daniel Greenfield, Author of Domestic Enemies
What a difference an election makes! For four years, the
national debt had vanished from the radar even as the Biden administration
engaged in massive spending sprees that goosed inflation while diverting money
to the Democrat base. But now suddenly the debt is back. AP reports: The rising
price of paying the national debt is a risk for Trump’s promises on growth and
inflation. Incredible. The national debt had been a non-issue all this time but
now it’s a concern. [more...]
The MAGA Brigade
By Judd Dunning, Talk Show Host, Bestselling Author
Backed by his trademark relentless hustle and determination,
President-elect Trump’s fast and unconventional, loyal, and intelligent
appointments boldly embody Lakers coach Phil Jackson’s “dream team” principles
as our 45th-turned-47th president quickly builds his dedicated and cohesive
administration. There is no doubt Trump is going big - and going big quickly - for
America. From foreign policy to energy independence, Trump’s choices align
closely with his “America First” agenda, emphasizing economic strength,
national security, and a government focused on its citizens. [more...]
Goodbye to MSNBC
By James Hirsen, NY Times Bestselling Author, International Business Attorney, News Analyst & Cultural Commentator
Media and technology conglomerate Comcast is spinning off cable
news network MSNBC from its roster, along with a number of other cable
networks. The company announced it will create a new publicly traded entity,
which will house MSNBC and NBCUniversal’s additional cable television networks.
Comcast is giving the new company an apt moniker, “SpinCo.” Unveiling of the
plans is shaking up the media landscape and sending shock waves through the
network’s offices. It all came to a head when MSNBC lost over half its viewers
following the electoral triumph of President-elect Donald Trump. [more...]