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The Euro Bytes hosts discuss events in Western Europe. What is Germany's future? Why is Macron selling out to China?

Host L Todd Wood speaks with Donna Watson Candidate for 6th District GOP Chair, Stephanie Endres - New Fulton County GOP Chair, David Oles - Candidate for 11th District GOP Chair.

Legislators representing Forsyth County. GA review the accomplishments and challenges of the GA Legislative session which concluded March 29th. In attendance were State Senators Greg Dolezal and Shawn Still, Representatives Rick Jasperse, Carter Barrett and Todd Jones, and School Board member Mike Valdez. The meeting was jointly sponsored by the Republican Women of Forsyth County and the Forsyth County Republican Party.

Host L Todd Wood speaks with Major General Richard Comer (USAF, Ret) on the first night of the Gulf War in 1990, as he was the first pilot across the Iraqi border leading Army Apaches to destroy radar sites.

Georgia Record publisher L Todd Wood interviews Garland Favorito of VoterGA.org for a GA election integrity legal action update.

Host L Todd Wood speaks with VoterGA's Garland Favorito on judicial status of election integrity lawsuits. We also speak with Chris Gleason on the Florida 'election integrity bill', and Richard Jordan of Cherokee County.

Election integrity activist Chris Gleason outlines how the current Florida 'election integrity' bill in front of the Ethics Committee is anything but election integrity. The bill seeks to codify current election fraud practices uncovered by independent analysts in Florida. Florida is not free.

Hosts Christine Dolan and L Todd Wood interview famous reporter Seymour Hersch about his research into the destruction of the Nordstream II pipeline and his conclusion the Biden administration was behind it. The agenda behind the war in Ukraine is also discussed.

The inaugural episode of Balkan Conversations features Serbian-Canadian film producer Boris Malagurski. His latest film Srpska: The Struggle for Freedom is premiering in screenings across the United States and Canda this week. The film was released last fall and has sparked controversy in Europe and North America, so we wanted to invite Boris to talk about his film that seeks to tell the true story of Republika Srpska.

Host L Todd Wood speaks with Col John Mills (USA, Ret) who is a former Pentagon planner on the military situation in the Pacific and the coming kinetic conflict with China.

The Georgia 2024 Show Host L Todd Wood speaks to Colorado State Rep Ken Degraaf on they tyranny of the Leftist majority in Colorado.

Host L Todd Wood speaks with Mallory Staples for a legislative update in GA, Bill Quinn on future initiatives, Chris Gleason on Florida election corruption, and Rep Ken Degraaf from CO on the communist gun grab nationwide.

Host L Todd Wood speaks with election integrity activist Chris Gleason on his new RICO lawsuit in Maryland and the situation in Florida regarding election fraud.

We are airing these United Airline interviews on our IN PLAIN SIGHT show as well as American Conversations show because United Airlines has 29 international locations. This is an international story on what United did to their employees and what the mandated vaccinations mean now to SAFETY in the SKIES. CDMedia's American Conversations and Global Conversations IN PLAIN SIGHT host Christine Dolan interviews United Airlines lawsuit plaintiffs Brenda Mallet and Kip Hendershot. Brenda Mallet just passed the 30 year mark as a flight attendant. She started her career flying with Continental. She spent 19 years flying international routes before Continental merged with United. She speaks italian. Mallet graduated from university with a Bachelors in Biology, and has her Masters in Public Health. She helped build a clinic in Ghana and has completed medical missions to Guatemala for several years. Mallet was placed on unpaid leave on November 12, 2021 and forced to go back to work for United in March 2022. Kip Hendershot flew for the U.S. Air Force for 23 years as a Fighter pilot. He graduated from fighter weapons school. Hendershot was hired in 1999 as a Flight Officer. Today, he is an Airbus 320 Captain. He has flown various models of the Boeing B737, B757, B767, and Airbus A319/320. Hendershot's religious exemption was granted and then he was placed on an unpaid leave of absence from November 12, 2021 to March 28, 2022. While on unpaid leave, Henderson was an active employee when it suited UAL and an inactive employee when it suited United. When active, he could access his 401(K). As an inactive employee, he lost all benefits - medical, dental, vision, flight, and all monies in his Flexible Spending Account. "I did not receive unemployment and did not seek employment as it would have been unfair to the new employer should he return to United; essentially in limbo," wrote Henderson to CDMedia.

American Conversations Host Christine Dolan speaks with Canadian Steve Johnson who was injured by the AstraZeneca shot that was manufactured in the United States.

Hosts L Todd Wood and Bill Quinn talk with Melissa Jackson of No Left Turn in Education, and Apryl Dukes-McDaniel on the dangers of the new 'mental health' bill - HB 520.

Host L Todd Wood gives an update on the Ukraine War, and speaks with Major General Paul Vallely, US Army Retired on the conflict.

CDM.Press' American Conversations Host Christine Dolan continues the network's coverage of the United Airlines employees' lawsuit. The United Airlines' 30 plaintiffs have sued not only United, but United CEO Scott Kirby and UAL's Board of Directors. Stephanie Pati, who has been a United Airlines employee for 33 years applied for a religious exemption. She was asked to give a pastor letter. Her story is worth listening to because what happened to her could happen to any American employee. Joining Ms. Pati is Thad Krupa . He has worked for United for 24 years. He flew 757/767 and has been a flight instructor for United for the last eight years. His religious exemption was granted. Krupa was placed on "unpaid leave." He received no benefits for about five months until late March 2022.

Stephanie Endres gave a speech that mobilized the crowd with her laser focus on getting results. She provided clear direction for the future which she claimed begins immediately.

What happens when a sophomore at a U.S. university tries to open a club on campus that addresses liberty and she is told, "NO?" American Conversations Host Christine Dolan interviews Claire Bettag, a Catholic-educated sophomore at St. Mary's University in South Bend, Indiana where Notre Dame is located nearby. St. Mary's is an all girls Catholic university. To officially open a club on university campuses, it is usually the norm for a student to apply to the university for official recognition. That is just what Claire Bettag did. To her surprise, St. Mary's administrative officials rejected Bettag's application for opening A Turning Point club on campus. Charlie Kirk, who founded Turning Point's focus is about "liberty." That is why Bettag wanted to open the club. St. Mary's administration told Bettag that Turning Point did not align with St. Mary's "values," and cited their website and policy on transgenderism. Interesting at best, but indicative of who is running universities these days who are ignorant of history and only have their eyes on the current culture wars. St. Mary's officials never mentioned to Bettag, and she did not know this either, that the first transgender surgical unit was opened at John Hopkins University in the 1960s and was run by Dr. John Money, a protege of Alfred Kinsey. Kinsey wrote Male Sexuality in 1948 and Female Sexualityin 1952. For years, Kinsey professed that humans were sexual from the "womb to the tomb." The late Dr. Judith Reisman, who studied Kinsey and those who followed him into sexual research began reporting on the perversion that engulfed Kinsey and those who collaborated with him. She was a prolific author on the subject. https://www.google.com/search?q=judith+reisman+books&oq=judith+reisman&aqs=chrome.2.0i355i512j46i512j0i512j46i175i199i512j0i22i30j0i22i30i455j0i22i30l3.5099j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 Dr. Paul McHugh was head of psychiatry at Hopkins in the 1970s. He discovered that Dr. Money overplayed his hand calling transgender surgery a success after a long-term Swedish study was published. Dr. McHugh shut down the John Hopkins Transgender surgical unit in 1979. https://bioedge.org/enhancement/eugenics/leading-us-psychiatrist-describes-transgender-medicine-as-folly/ Ms. Bettag is tenacious with poise and aplomb. She is not giving up. Her endeavors will continue as more St. Mary students are supporting her, and even alumni are quietly reaching out. CDM.Press reached out to St. Mary's Liz Baumann for comment. She refused to give a statement even though she was involved in the decision to reject Ms. Bettag's application. The questions to St. Mary's is - What's wrong with having a club about liberty? And, if St. Mary's thinks a discussion about transgenderism is so rough, it may be a significant act of omission by a university to not discuss this topic if a student without full knowledge of the history takes the next life-altering step and later wakes up with regret. And, then there is more obvious. On June 18, 2022, President Joe Biden threw the full weight of the federal government to support LGBTIQ+ policies. So, does St. Mary's have financial ties or otherwise with the federal government and does the university feel pressure to shut down The Turning Point club on campus for political reasons?

AFP Host L Todd Wood speaks with LTC Darin Gaub (USA, Ret) speaks about his efforts to 'Defend the Guard' and www.restore-liberty.org.

Hosts L Todd Wood and Bill Quinn speak with Forsyth County grassroots activist Apryl Dukes-McDaniel on the 'mental health' bill speeding through the Georgia legislature.

Host L Todd Wood speaks with Christie Tasker, who recently ran for a Miami Commission seat. What happened during the race surprised her.

Host L Todd Wood speaks with veteran CT political activist Bob MacGuffie on his decision to challenge Uber-progressive and Biden dependable voter Jim Himes in CT-4.

American and Global Conversations' Host Christine Dolan interviews Frank Quintas and Kevin Campbell, two plaintiffs in the lawsuit against United Airlines, its CEO and board members. This is part of CDM..Press' Wings for Liberty and Justice series. Frank Quintas had worked for United Airlines since 1989. He had a "great career" for 32 years until covid when United mandated covid vaccinations. Quintas decided to apply for a religious exemption. Then, Quintas learned about what he would have to sacrifice as the company was putting those with religious exemptions on indefinite unpaid leave - no access to his 401(K), and no health and life insurance. Quintas chose to retire leaving behind a job he loved at the age of 61. Quintas now flies for a smaller corporate company. Kevin Campbell has alway loved airplanes from an early age. He wanted to be a pilot and mechanic as a child. Campbell worked his way up in the industry until he graduated to United - his dream job. He joined United in 1984. Over this 37 years with United in San Francisco, Denver, Los Angeles, Victoriville, and Tupelo. On August 31, 2021, Campbell applied for a religious exemption. Campbell was finally approved on October 7, 2021 after being denied and threatened with termination three different times. His approval included not only an exemption for the vaccination, but United agreed Campbell was not required to be tested and that Campbell would be able to operate in "normal activity with no discrimination, harassment, intimidation, separation or segregation." United officials breached their own agreement with Campbell. Campbell reached out to the Teamsters union and his local manager. He received no help. This ordeal resulted in Campbell not even being able to take care of his disabled son's funeral expenses. Campbell has not been able to collect unemployment.