4-3-18 Expert Guests for Your Show

1. Lowell Ponte: California’s Illegal Alien Voting Law IS Secession

2. Jeff Ferry: The China Endgame - Let’s Build USA 2025

3. James Hirsen: Media Ignores Election Law Violations Related to Facebook’s Obama Campaign Connection

4. Tudor Dixon: We Must Teach Students about the Holocaust

5. Sally Pipes: Take Single-Payer Health Care Proposals Seriously

6. Howard Comen: An Open Letter to Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman

California’s Illegal Alien Voting Law IS Secession

By Lowell Ponte

Mark the date April 1, 2018, April Fool’s Day, as the day Civil War 2.0 began. On that day the State of California began to automatically register illegal aliens to vote who have driver licenses. This new law immunizes illegals against any state criminal penalty for registering and voting. Leftist scholars say that our states control their voting criteria and can legally register non-citizens to vote in state, county, and local elections. Allowing citizens of other countries to vote in California would illegally “dilute” the votes not only of Californians but those of all American citizens by giving foreigners political power in selecting American lawmakers and Presidents. [more...]

The China Endgame - Let’s Build USA 2025

By Jeff Ferry

President Trump has just made what could be the biggest gamble of his presidency: he’s betting that he can make a significant difference in the U.S. economy by taking action against Chinese mercantilism. As usual, the hordes of commentators in the liberal media, conservative establishment, and the economics profession have misunderstood his goals and objectives. There is a never-ending cacophony of noise about “trade wars.” It’s a pointless distraction. The Trump administration is not interested in a “trade war” with China or anybody else. It is interested in cutting our imports from China to boost the U.S. economy. [more...]

Media Ignores Election Law Violations Related to Facebook’s Obama Campaign Connection

By James Hirsen

When it publicly became known that Cambridge Analytica, a firm that worked for the Trump campaign, harvested data from 50 million Facebook users, the news triggered intense reactions from a broad range of Democrats and others of a liberal persuasion. Curiously, there was no such similar anger expressed when former President Barack Obama’s presidential campaign was supplied Facebook data to use for political purposes. The media quickly glommed on to the Cambridge Analytica story, using it as one more opportunity to excuse Hillary Clinton for her embarrassing presidential campaign loss. Virtually ignored by the mainstream media, however, was and still is the manner in which the Obama campaign extensively utilized social network data in previous election cycles. [more...]

We Must Teach Students about the Holocaust

By Tudor Dixon, CEO of Lumen Student News providing unbiased news to America’s middle and high school students

Over the last several years, there have been numerous incidents of anti-Semitism in schools and on college campuses. Sadly, this list could go on and on. These are likely not the result of anti-Semitism, but instead, of ignorance - an ignorance borne from a lack of awareness and education. Schools today struggle to talk about the Holocaust. Some contend it’s because of time constraints. Others say they don’t want to traumatize children. There is no bliss in ignorance. [more...]

Take Single-Payer Health Care Proposals Seriously

By Sally Pipes

Advocates of pure single-payer health care proposals for the United States are in a stronger position than ever, and those proposals would create a system much different from Medicare Advantage for all. Sally Pipes, president of the Pacific Research Institute, has delivered those messages in her new book, The False Promise of Single-Payer Health Care. Pipes wrote the book to explain why she believes that the single-payer health care movement is still a contender, and why she believes that shifting to a single-payer health care system would be a disaster. [more...]

An Open Letter to Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman

By Howard Comen

Bloomberg recently reported that you met with a group of rabbis and priests in New York in a rare interfaith gesture. I wonder if your efforts reflect a new generational change recognizing the fact that we are all “One Race, just different shades.” In 2018, though the foundation for a shift from interfaith war to interfaith cooperation still exists, the world just does not seem to see what the three wise men saw from the heavens. Instead, the world remains stuck in a trench war mentality pitting faith against special interest: my God is better, more powerful, than your God. The world has once again become a Tower of Babel with faiths trying to climb over faiths to capture their share of heaven. I rejoice in the possibility that your gesture could see a return to the three wise men standing on that bridge to heaven once again. Might such a meeting, a divine dialogue, open the eyes of the world? [more...]

NY Times Bans 'Killing the Deep State' From Bestseller List

Jerome Corsi's red-hot new book Killing the Deep State: The Fight to Save President Trump is a runaway bestseller — but you'd never know that from reading The New York Times. "Killing the Deep State" debuted last week at No. 10 on the non-fiction hardcover list compiled by Nielsen BookScan, the book industry's only nationally recognized sales tracking list. And yet, the influential New York Times Book Review inexplicably has not listed “Deep State" on its hardcover bestseller list, despite the fact it outsold many of the books that did make its list.

Jerome Corsi's new book Killing the Deep State: The Fight to Save President Trump, the latest work by The New York Times bestselling author, is still continuing its ascent. Killing the Deep State became a No. 1 bestseller on Amazon its first day of release, quickly climbing to the top of the e-commerce giant's bestseller lists. Bookscan's list has Killing the Deep State at No. 10, up against other major political powerhouse works.

In Killing the Deep State, Corsi unmasks the powerful players who pull the real strings in Washington. Corsi, author of the New York Times bestsellers “The Obama Nation” and “Unfit for Command,” takes no prisoners as he rips the veil off the Deep State and the powerful agencies behind them - the FBI, CIA, DOJ, NSA, and the Federal Reserve. And he reveals clearly and precisely how no government agency, department or official inside Washington - including the president - is immune from its powerful grip. [more...]

Other Conservatives banned by NYT.

3-28-18 Excellent Guests for Your Show

1. Tudor Dixon: 6.8 Million with Skills Gap Looking for a Job

2. Sally Pipes: VA Health Care is a Cautionary Tale Against Medicare-For-All

3. Karen Leland: United Airlines Killed a Puppy… Now What?

4. Daniel Greenfield: Clinton Foundation Keeps Sexual Harasser Cash to Empower Women

5. John LeBoutillier: Gathering Storms - Porn, Putin and Payoffs

6.8 Million with Skills Gap Looking for a Job

By Tudor Dixon, CEO of Lumen Student News providing unbiased news to America’s middle and high school students

“There are currently 6 million jobs available in this country that are due in part to the skills gap,” says Ivanka Trump. The Labor Department data shows there are 6.8 million Americans looking for a job. The so-called skills gap is a problem with roots in education and serious implications for the nation’s economy and defense. Many of the available jobs require specialized training and skills, but not necessarily a college degree. America’s education system has slowly shuttered vocational education programs in favor of pushing students toward a path through college that’s left many with unusable degrees and sky-high loans. Meanwhile, an aging population of baby boomers are retiring from traditional occupations – plumbers, electricians, foundry workers, machine technicians and numerous other technical fields – leaving no one to replace them. [more...]

VA Health Care is a Cautionary Tale Against Medicare-For-All

By Sally Pipes, President & CEO of the Pacific Research Institute

Army veteran Glenford Turner lived for nearly four years with a piece of razor-sharp metal in his abdomen. The object wasn’t shrapnel from the battlefield — it was a scalpel he alleges was left inside him during a 2013 surgery at a Connecticut Veterans Affairs hospital. Turner’s story, revealed in a federal lawsuit filed in January, is just one of many public humiliations for the VA’s scandal-plagued health system. It’s also a tragic illustration of what happens when government bureaucrats are charged with administering health care for millions of people. Instead of recognizing the agency’s incompetence as a cautionary tale, progressives led by Sen. Bernie Sanders are eager to expand this broken health care model to the entire country, in the form of “Medicare for all.” [more...]

United Airlines Killed a Puppy… Now What?

By Karen Leland

"Puppy Dies After United Flight." Is there a businessperson out there who would want that headline featuring their company? Not to mention the uncountable amount of times the image of that adorable French bulldog has been blasted over TV and Internet. This last year seems to have brought a recent rash of PR nightmares facing public figures and companies alike. Be it the world of politics, sports or business, when PR disasters strike, the way they're handled has as much impact on the outcome as the incident itself. So just in case you ever find yourself in an image-management mess, here's how to make your way back from a PR disaster without a misstep… [more...]

Clinton Foundation Keeps Sexual Harasser Cash to Empower Women

By Daniel Greenfield

If there's one thing that the Clinton Foundation stands for, it's empowering women... as long as they're named either Hillary or Chelsea. And if there are two things that the Clinton Foundation stands for, it's coercing women. So they've got both covered here. [more...]

Gathering Storms - Porn, Putin and Payoffs

By John LeBoutillier

On the latest edition of REVOLUTION_The Podcast... we analyze the growing array of self-inflicted scandals and crises haunting the Trump Administration. From Stormy and possible illegal campaign donations and payoffs to the role of Cambridge Analytica plus the growing Russia investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller to the appointment of the ultra-controversial John Bolton to National Security Advisor. There are surely storm clouds on President Trump's horizon. [more...]

3-27-18 Expert Guests for Your Show

1. Michael Stumo: Trump’s Measured Response to China’s Economic Aggression is Needed

2. Lowell Ponte: Gunning for Religion

3. James Hirsen: The Celebrities Behind the Anti-Gun March

4. Michelle Seiler-Tucker: Facebook Breach Leaves 50 Million Accounts Vulnerable

5. Ron Hosko: Correcting the Washington Post’s Disgusting Narrative about Police Officers and Race

6. Dr. Gerard Lameiro: Will the Republican Party Split in Two?

Trump’s Measured Response to China’s Economic Aggression is Needed

By Michael Stumo

Trump rightly named China a “strategic competitor” in his National Security Strategy. The U.S. Trade Representative stated that China’s entry into the WTO was a mistake. The administration’s National Defense Strategy called out Beijing’s use of predatory economics to coerce neighboring nations. Chinese firms have repeatedly hacked America’s leading companies and stolen proprietary technology to build their economy. U.S. firms are not allowed to sell in China unless they manufacture there. American companies are also required to transfer key technology at coercively low prices — all in exchange for short-term market access. Then, local competitors drive American companies out of the market. According to indictments and other court documents, Chinese companies have stolen proprietary U.S. technology for products including nuclear power generators, solar cells, internet software, and internet hardware. Rather than trade fairly with U.S. suppliers, China has favored its own companies, racking up a $375 billion trade surplus with the United States and setting a new world record bilateral trade imbalance. This is economic aggression. [more...]

Gunning for Religion

By Lowell Ponte

Much of what we saw was expected at Saturday’s March for Our Lives protests. The politics and organizers were predictably “left-wing,” and their aim was not so much to safeguard children as to outlaw all non-government guns. But what is most surprising is how many of the protestors attacked the act of offering prayers in the wake of shootings… it was strange to see so many signs specifically aimed at condemning prayer. One such voice was former Attorney General Eric Holder, who called scornfully for radical political action instead of “the usual... prayers.” Holder served under President Barack Obama, who as a candidate in 2008 patronizingly told a fundraiser of wealthy San Franciscans that working class people in flyover country “cling to [their] guns or religion.” Why should we be surprised that the same arrogant elite that plans to confiscate your guns also wants to demean and destroy your religious faith? [more...]

The Celebrities Behind the Anti-Gun March

By James Hirsen

Lending support to the recent anti-Second Amendment march, which was misleadingly called the “March for Our Lives,” was a sizable roster of Hollywood elites. The participating celebrities, who are routinely shielded 24/7 by their own armed security guards, were among those who were financing and supporting the nationwide protests. The goal in mind was a singular one - to get other people to give up their God-given and constitutionally protected right to defend themselves and their families with firearms. [more...]

Facebook Breach Leaves 50 Million Accounts Vulnerable

By Michelle Seiler-Tucker

Facebook is facing major backlash after reports were made that user data was harvested for political purposes. The New York Times and UK Media reported that more than 50 million profiles were used by Cambridge Analytica, who was working on developing techniques that could be used to influence voters. This began when Cambridge professor, Aleksandr Kogan, harvested user data by having users download an app, "thisisyourdigitallife," through their Facebook accounts. The app offered a personality test, but also gave permission for Kogan to collect user data. This was all allowed under the Facebook terms of use. However, Kogan later presented the data to Cambridge Analytica, without the express consent of Facebook, breaching the social media platform’s terms of use. Facebook became aware of this breach and asked Cambridge Analytica to dispose of the data; but after reports emerged, it became clear that the institution kept some of the data collected by Kogan. [more...]

Correcting the Washington Post’s Disgusting Narrative about Police Officers and Race

By Ron Hosko - President of the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund/ Fmr. Assistant Director of the FBI

Last week, the Washington Post committed half of an entire page of newsprint to a Wesley Lowery article entitled “Police are still killing black people. Why don’t we notice?” Lowery, as he tends to do, works hard to keep alive the notion that police wantonly hunt and gun down innocent blacks and now his frustration with the lack of attention on the subject is pointed, unsurprisingly, at President Trump. He’s right on some points, including that Trump’s predecessor, Barack Obama, played regularly into the Post’s preferred theme of abusive and racist policing in America. Yet Lowery gives more, salting his complaints with the wholly misleading dog whistles that presumably help him make his point. He buries three seemingly important names in his article – Trayvon Martin, Sandra Bland and Freddie Gray – each working as triggers that will get his undiscriminating readers nodding in vapid agreement. [more...]

Will the Republican Party Split in Two?

By Dr. Gerard Lameiro

Forcing the Omnibus bill on President Trump and the American people, holding the necessary military expenditures hostage as we face a potential war with North Korea, keeping the funding for Planned Parenthood, refusing to provide money for the border wall and security, and the establishment Republicans essentially passing a Democratic Party spending bill, is a tipping point in American politics. The terrible Omnibus Bill will result in the splitting up of the Republican Party into two new parties – the Conservative Party and the Republican Progressive Party. This profound and historic breakup will take a few years to take place and complete. It now looks inevitable. Read my just released new book, More Great News for America - this is just one of eight bold predictions I make in my new book. [more...]

Mark Zuckerberg is Making Mistake Number 1 in a PR Disaster: He's Not Showing Up

By Karen Leland

Zuckerberg is committing one of the main mistakes in handling a PR disaster -- he's not.

Even if he isn't certain yet of all the facts, his next steps, or even how Facebook has determined to proceed, there is still a necessity for him to be seen, heard and above all communicate that he gets the critical nature of the situation. If I were coaching Zuckerberg, I would advise him, or any other CEO facing a PR disaster, to get ahead of the game by doing the following four things: express concern, apologize, commit to finding the facts, and present a next action. [more...]

Karen Leland is an expert on branding and marketing. She works with CEOs, executives and entrepreneurs on building stronger personal, business and team brands.

3-21-18 Excellent Guests for Your Show

1. Sally Pipes: Don't Fall for Single-Payer's False Promises

2. Bruce Thornton: The Real Background of Trump's Pick to Lead the CIA

3. Daniel Greenfield: Islamic Hell and Child Abuse

4. Kerry Lutz: Spreading the Wealth Trump Style - Get Ready for More Tax Cuts

5. Carl Schramm - Embarking on an Entrepreneurial Journey?

Don't Fall for Single-Payer's False Promises

By Sally Pipes, President & CEO of the Pacific Research Institute

Support for single-payer health care has reached an all-time high, according to Gallup. Seven in ten Democratic voters -- and one in three Republicans -- favor a government takeover of the health sector. They should be careful what they wish for. Single-payer systems have failed everywhere they've been implemented, from the United Kingdom to Canada. Americans who fall for single-payer's promise of "universal health coverage" at lower cost will instead find themselves facing long waits for subpar care. [more...]

The Real Background of Trump's Pick to Lead the CIA

By Bruce Thornton

Gina Haspel, Trump’s pick to succeed Mike Pompeo as head of the CIA, is a thirty-year veteran of the agency, one well respected by intelligence professionals from both parties. If confirmed, she will be the first woman to run our most important security agency. But despite this feminist victory, the Dems are likely to muddy the waters at her confirmation hearings by smearing her with allegations she oversaw “torture” at a black site in Thailand in 2002. Typical of what we can expect is the New York Times editorial titled, “Having a Torturer Lead the CIA,” even as the charge about the black site was shown to be untrue. [more...]

Islamic Hell and Child Abuse

By Daniel Greenfield

Some would say that after the Islamic Revolution, Iran became an Islamic hell. But it's the idea of Islamic hell that is at issue... and the impact that it had on a young boy. It's another reminder that Islam is a religion of terror in more ways than one, sustaining itself, feeding itself and nurturing its growth on the terror of its people and its enemies. It thrives not on the positive, but on the negative. To see this and more Glazov Gang moments, conversations, interviews and debates, subscribe to its YouTube channel. [more...]

Spreading the Wealth Trump Style - Get Ready for More Tax Cuts

By Kerry Lutz

I’m no proponent of runaway government spending and the headlong rush into national insolvency. But, if the government is going to do it anyway, we as citizens should get to hold onto every last red cent, regardless what it might eventually be worth. And, who knows, perhaps the added attention to the deficit will help the Congress to return to fiscal sanity. It’s doubtful, but we always hope for change we can all believe in. Like clockwork, President Trump raised the prospect of more tax cuts during the Republican Congressional Retreat. He recently delivered, promising Phase 2. [more...]

Embarking on an Entrepreneurial Journey?

The entrepreneurial process involves innumerable notions like “starting really early in life” or the necessity of being a “college drop-out,” or even that the whole process requires an actual “written plan” for the idea to flourish. However, neither all successful start-ups are babies of very young entrepreneurs, nor consequences of penned business ideas. “Burn the Business Plan” busts the common myths surrounding the entrepreneurial journey and should be a must-read for aspiring entrepreneurs. The book is the outcome of Carl Schramm’s findings while he led the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation - an institution supporting entrepreneurship - spending time with many successful as well as aspiring entrepreneurs, investors and business visionaries. [more...]

Facebook, the Dow Jones and Presidential Campaign Models

By Dr. Gerard Lameiro

There’s MORE Great News for America coming - according to Dr. Gerard Lameiro. Many will recall that in 2016 Dr. Lameiro accurately predicted a Trump victory while most pollsters and pundits gave Trump almost zero chance of winning the presidential election. In his Electoral College forecast, Dr. Lameiro correctly predicted every state that candidate Trump actually carried in the 2016 election. On November 8th, we all learned that Dr. Lameiro’s Electoral College forecast was right on the money.

Facebook made big headlines this week due to its users’ personal data being utilized in presidential campaign models. Why did Facebook, predictive analytics, and presidential campaign models sink the Dow Jones Industrials on Monday?

This entire story about Facebook and the presidential elections of 2016 and 2012 all center around a little-known topic, namely predictive analytics. In my brand new book, More Great News for America, I not only make eight bold and surprising predictions about politics in America, but I also explain in common sense and easy-to-understand, language (without math and statistics) what predictive analytics are and how they are related to presidential election models and polling.

While forecast models take current or past data on many voters and project it forward into the future, predictive analytics tries to better understand what current factors are influencing individual voters to yield their likely future behavior. Predictive Analytics attempts to understand individual voters well enough to recognize what influences their voting decisions. A presidential campaign can then customize their outreach to individual voters.

Facebook lost nearly 7% of its stock market price on Monday because investors were worried that the Facebook business model might be harmed as a result of using their data about individuals to help various presidential campaigns in the future. In addition, this controversy might erode the overall ability of Facebook to monetize its data and business model for other campaigns and commercial purposes. This news also hurt the Dow Jones because it had a negative impact on tech stocks in general.

What will the impact be on the Special Counsel’s investigation? [more...]