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[Milwaukee, WI] — At the bustling RNC event in Milwaukee, a fervent discussion about electoral integrity took center stage as Jeff Buongiorno, running for Supervisor of Elections in Palm Beach County, Florida, shared his vision for a transparent and fair voting process. In a spirited exchange on John Stubbins' show Indivisible, Buongiorno expressed deep concerns about Palm Beach's current electoral practices. Citing historical issues and recent controversies, he detailed his platform, which revolves around major electoral reforms. These include the elimination of mail-in ballots and a shift back to in-person, same-day voting to ensure noncitizens do not participate in the electoral process. "From hanging chads to continuous allegations of corruption, Palm Beach County has been at the epicenter of voting irregularities for too long," Buongiorno stated, emphasizing the need for a drastic overhaul. His plans include deploying transparent procedures that reject the complex, error-prone systems currently in use, which he believes obfuscate the electoral process and disenfranchise legitimate voters. Buongiorno also highlighted his strategy to harness local governance models to decentralize the voting process, advocating for more localized oversight that could enhance accountability. "It's about restoring trust where it's been broken and ensuring that every legal vote counts," he added. Given Palm Beach's pivotal role in national elections, his campaign has received significant attention. Buongiorno's approach, focusing on election integrity, resonates with a broad base of conservative voters who are increasingly concerned about electoral transparency. As the interview wrapped up, Buongiorno reaffirmed his commitment to these reforms, calling on both local supporters and national stakeholders to help champion a movement that he believes could be seminal in restoring faith in the American electoral system. Jeff Buongiorno's campaign for Supervisor of Elections in Palm Beach County introduces a potential shift towards greater electoral transparency and integrity. With detailed plans to revamp the existing system, his initiative could serve as a blueprint for other regions grappling with similar issues, aiming to restore public confidence in the electoral process.

In a candid conversation hosted on Twitter, Elon Musk and former President Donald Trump engaged in an extensive discussion covering a range of critical issues, from U.S. border security and immigration policies to the nation's economy and global leadership. Musk, known for his influential role in the tech industry and his recent political endorsements, opened the dialogue by commending Trump for his courage under pressure, referencing the former president's resolve during his tenure. The discussion quickly shifted to one of the most pressing topics on the minds of Americans today: immigration. Trump emphasized the importance of strong border security, asserting that the current administration's handling of illegal immigration has been catastrophic. He described the situation as "the worst in history," pointing out that millions of people, including criminals, are pouring into the country due to lax border enforcement. "We're going to have the largest deportation in history of this country," Trump vowed, highlighting his commitment to restoring order and protecting American citizens from the consequences of unchecked immigration. Musk echoed these concerns, noting that the influx of illegal immigrants is overwhelming public services in many cities and creating a sense of insecurity among citizens. He emphasized the need for a secure border and criticized the current administration for failing to address the issue adequately. Musk, himself a legal immigrant, shared his view that while many illegal immigrants are good, hardworking people, the lack of proper vetting poses a significant risk to national security. The conversation also touched on the economy, with both Musk and Trump expressing concern over rising inflation and government overspending. Trump criticized the Biden administration's economic policies, which he believes have led to skyrocketing prices and a decline in the standard of living for many Americans. Musk agreed, stressing the importance of reducing government spending and implementing sensible regulations to promote economic growth. In a surprising turn, Musk and Trump found common ground on the issue of climate change. While Trump has been a vocal skeptic of the urgency of the climate crisis, Musk offered a more moderate perspective. Musk acknowledged the need to transition to sustainable energy sources over time but cautioned against vilifying the oil and gas industry, which currently powers the global economy. Musk emphasized the need for a balanced approach that prioritizes both environmental sustainability and economic stability. The dialogue also delved into nuclear power, with Trump expressing concern over the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the potential for global conflict. Musk, however, pointed out the benefits of nuclear energy as a safe and efficient source of electricity, advocating for its reconsideration as part of the solution to the world's energy needs. Throughout the conversation, both Musk and Trump stressed the importance of strong leadership and the need for the United States to reclaim its position as a global leader. They expressed concern over the current administration's handling of foreign policy and domestic issues, with Trump warning that the country is at a critical juncture. "We're going to turn this country around fast," Trump asserted, promising to restore the American Dream and create a future that Americans can be proud of. The conversation concluded with Musk reiterating his support for Trump in the upcoming election, describing the choice as a "fork in the road of destiny" for the United States. He urged voters to consider the long-term implications of their decision and to choose a path that ensures the prosperity and security of the nation. This dialogue between two influential figures in American society underscores the deep divisions in the country and the critical issues that will shape the future of the United States. As the 2024 election approaches, the conversation between Musk and Trump will undoubtedly resonate with many voters, offering a glimpse into the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the nation.

In a recent appearance on "Indivisible with John Stubbins," retired Lieutenant General Michael Flynn, former National Security Adviser under President Trump, discussed his current nationwide tour and the ongoing challenges he faces. Flynn, who served over 33 years in the U.S. Army, is now the chairman of America's Future, a nonprofit organization focused on national issues. During the interview, Flynn highlighted his past collaboration with the FBI, even receiving one of their highest awards from then-director James Comey. However, Flynn expressed his disillusionment with the justice system, citing his own legal battles and the double standards he believes exist in the country today. Flynn is currently on a 35-city tour promoting the film "Flynn: Deliver the Truth, Whatever the Cost." The documentary covers his life, career, and the legal ordeal he endured. Flynn mentioned the significant emotional impact of filming, noting how the project brought to light the personal and professional challenges he faced. Despite the media's continuous attacks, Flynn remains steadfast in his mission to speak out about the issues plaguing America, particularly the lack of a uniform standard of justice. He emphasized the importance of standing firm against criticism and continuing to advocate for justice reform. Flynn's tour, which has seen packed audiences across the country, aims to engage the American public in discussions about the state of the nation. He encourages citizens to stay informed and active in preserving the country's foundational principles. The general also discussed his collaboration with John Ferguson on a new line of coffee products, with proceeds going to support patriotic causes. Flynn's message is clear: despite the challenges, he is committed to fighting for the truth and ensuring that justice is served.

Washington, DC (CPAC 2024) - In a recent episode of "Discussions of Truth" with host Ian Trottier, former FBI agent John K. Donovan made explosive allegations against former CIA Director John Brennan. Donovan, who has spent his retirement compiling a detailed dossier, claims that Brennan engaged in treasonous activities to increase his personal wealth through stock manipulation. According to Donovan, Brennan owned stock in a company called The Analysis Corporation, where he served as CEO before joining the Obama administration. Despite being instructed by the Office of Government Ethics to divest from this stock due to a conflict of interest, Brennan allegedly falsified his financial disclosures, retaining ownership. Donovan asserts that Brennan's decisions as CIA Director were influenced by his desire to drive up the value of this stock, resulting in his significant financial gain. “I did submit the info to the FBI, CIA, NSA, and DHS for review but not as a book. I submitted it as a criminal allegation. None of them has responded to the criminal charges. Although most have responded to the FOIA request which accompanied the criminal charges.“ states Donovan. Donovan further alleges that Brennan's actions directly led to the success of three specific terrorist attacks, all of which benefited Brennan financially. These accusations are not merely conjecture; Donovan supports his claims with SEC documents and other evidence. Donovan's most damning accusation is that Brennan’s actions constitute treason, as he allegedly allowed terrorist activities to proceed unchecked to boost his stock value. Brennan’s role in the CIA and his connection to the Analysis Corporation, which held critical counterterrorism contracts, places him at the center of these serious allegations. Donovan has submitted his findings to the FBI for review but is unable to publish his book without the FBI’s approval due to pre-publication review requirements. This story, if verified, could have far-reaching implications for the legacy of John Brennan and the broader intelligence community.

Milwaukee, WI (RNC 2024) - At the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, prominent conservative figures Boone Cutler and Citizen Media News's Editor Roger Farina joined host Ivan Raiklin on his live show, the Ivan Raiklin Report. Amidst reports of a potential security threat outside the convention, the trio quickly pivoted to discussing the broader themes that have defined this year's convention and the conservative movement at large. The conversation centered on the perceived parallels between the current political climate and the 1980 Reagan-Carter election. Cutler expressed a strong belief that America is witnessing a similar shift, with more people turning away from the left and gravitating toward conservative ideals. He emphasized the growing unity among conservative tribes and the movement's expanding reach beyond traditional audiences. The discussion also touched on the anticipated response from the so-called "globalists" and the "uni-party" establishment, whom the speakers view as profoundly threatened by the prospect of Donald Trump's return to power. They cited figures like Yuval Noah Harari, who have openly acknowledged the potential disruption a Trump presidency could cause to globalist agendas. Cutler and Farina argued that the globalist push for centralization is facing growing resistance from populist movements worldwide, with countries like Argentina and El Salvador rejecting these agendas. A significant part of the conversation was dedicated to analyzing Trump's selection of JD Vance as his running mate. The guests highlighted Vance's appeal to swing state voters, particularly in the Midwest, where his background as a veteran and his biracial family could resonate with diverse electorates. The panelists also discussed the importance of welcoming "red-pilled" individuals—those who have recently shifted their views toward conservatism—into the movement, urging flexibility and openness to new allies. The conversation then shifted to the potential moves the left might make to retain power, with speculation that President Biden may not be the Democratic nominee in the upcoming election. The panelists considered various replacement options, including California Governor Gavin Newsom and even former First Lady Michelle Obama. They discussed the constitutional implications of the 22nd Amendment, particularly the possibility of Barack Obama returning to office as Vice President—a move they preemptively criticized. Cutler, who has co-authored a series of books with General Michael Flynn on 5th Generation Warfare, emphasized the importance of decentralizing power and money to prevent globalist overreach. He warned against the dangers of centralization, which he believes could lead to a dystopian future where a single global authority wields unchecked power over autonomous drones and artificial intelligence. The conversation concluded with a call to action for conservatives to remain vigilant and continue building momentum. Farina underscored the importance of staying engaged in the political process, noting that the fight for America's future would require sustained effort and resilience. The trio expressed confidence that the American people have already made up their minds and that a significant shift toward conservatism is on the horizon.

In a recent episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," Pastor Tim Thompson joined the discussion, emphasizing the importance of god, family, and country in today's society. The conversation centered around Thompson's book, "Awake, America's Final Great Awakening," and his advocacy for parental rights. Thompson, founder of Our Watch with Tim Thompson, a nonprofit organization dedicated to defending parental rights, highlighted the critical role of parents in shaping the future. With over a decade of commitment to this cause, Thompson has been vocal in defending fundamental family bonds and promoting Judeo-Christian values in various aspects of society. During the interview, Thompson addressed pressing issues such as the rise of Marxism, critical race theory (CRT), and transgenderism in schools. He emphasized the need for Christians to stand firm in their beliefs and to engage in local politics to combat liberal indoctrination actively. Furthermore, Thompson underscored the significance of the church's involvement in cultural and political matters, rejecting the notion that pastors should remain silent on such issues. He encouraged Christians to occupy every aspect of their lives with biblical values and to lead by example in their communities. The conversation also touched on upcoming events the IE Family Pack organized, including fundraisers with John Rich and Eric Trump, to support conservative candidates and causes. Overall, the interview with Pastor Tim Thompson highlighted the ongoing battle for traditional values and parental rights in today's society, emphasizing the need for Christians to stand firm in their faith and actively engage in shaping the future of their communities.

Milwaukee, WI (RNC 2024) — Congressman Wesley Hunt delivered a stirring speech at the RNC Convention in Milwaukee, emphasizing American patriotism, resilience, and the importance of solid leadership. Drawing from his family's extensive military service and his own experiences, Hunt passionately conveyed his dedication to the country. Hunt began by quoting William Ernest Henley's poem "Invictus," emphasizing the line, "I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul." He linked this sentiment to the American spirit: "We, the Americans, are the masters of our fate, the captains of our soul. We live in the greatest country in the world." Hunt's speech highlighted his family's military legacy, detailing his father's 20-year service as a retired lieutenant colonel, his sister's 23-year tenure as an army intelligence officer, and his service as an Apache helicopter pilot. "My father, sister, brother, and I have collectively served 60 years in the military. We are committed to defending this nation against all enemies, both foreign and domestic," he said. Reflecting on his family's service, Hunt spoke about the significance of their contributions. "Our great-great-grandfather was born on Rosedown Plantation. Today, three of his great-great-grandchildren have attended West Point, served in the military, and one stands before you as a Texas congressman." Hunt addressed the current political climate, emphasizing the need for strong leadership to preserve American democracy. He criticized the Biden administration, stating, "Over twelve million people have entered our country illegally, and we face the worst inflation in my lifetime. We must restore strong leadership to secure our nation's future." Highlighting the resilience of the American people, Hunt recounted historical challenges the country has overcome, from the Civil War to 9/11. He expressed confidence in America's ability to endure current struggles, saying, "If we could survive all of that as the greatest country in the world, we will survive this administration." Hunt concluded by praising former President Donald Trump and expressing hope for a brighter future under his leadership. "President Trump's return will bring peace, energy dominance, and prosperity to America. We will make America great again." Congressman Wesley Hunt's speech at the RNC Convention resonated with the audience, inspiring a renewed sense of patriotism and commitment to American values. His message of resilience, service, and leadership serves as a powerful reminder of what it means to be an American.

In a recent episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," Massachusetts Senate candidate Robert Antonellis passionately discussed his vision for governmental reform and election integrity. While running against incumbent Elizabeth Warren, Antonellis criticized the federal government's role in various policies and highlighted his proposed solutions to current issues. Antonellis introduced his "Trump Card" plan, unveiled at CPAC Dallas in July 2021, which aims to restore electoral integrity through a seven-point constitutional framework. He emphasized the Founding Fathers' intention for legislative oversight of the Electoral College, proposing that Congress should have the power to investigate and, if necessary, replace elected officials if election fraud is proven. Antonellis argued that the 2020 election was marred by irregularities, citing the documentary "2000 Mules" by Dinesh D'Souza as evidence. He criticized mainstream media and some government officials for downplaying these concerns and asserted that his plan empowers the legislature to ensure fair elections. Highlighting the potential for abuse of power, Antonellis warned against complacency regarding the current administration, stressing the need for transparency and accountability. He also shared his belief that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's proposed rule changes directly responded to his plan, aiming to prevent non-congressional members from becoming Speaker of the House. Antonellis concluded by emphasizing the importance of public support and involvement in achieving these reforms. His campaign promotes election integrity, government accountability, and a return to constitutional principles.

In a recent episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," author Dr. Anders W. Edwardsson discussed his book "Radical Betrayal," highlighting the erosion of American Exceptionalism from both the left and the right. Dr. Edwardsson, originally from Dallas and now residing in Tampa, explained the inspiration for his book and the trends he observes in American politics. The conversation delved into the historical roots of America's decline, tracing back to events like World War 1 and the Treaty of Versailles, which set the stage for subsequent conflicts and ideological shifts. Dr. Edwardsson expressed concern over the abandonment of the founding principles of the United States, emphasizing the dangers posed by radical ideologies on both ends of the political spectrum. Drawing parallels between past and present, Dr. Edwardsson warned against repeating history's mistakes and stressed the importance of learning from the past. He highlighted the role of figures like Woodrow Wilson and the impact of initiatives like the Great Society on America's trajectory. Throughout the interview, Dr. Edwardsson underscored the need to return to America's exceptionalist heritage, advocating for reevaluating foreign policy and domestic priorities. He urged Americans to remain vigilant against forces that seek to undermine the nation's core values, emphasizing the importance of preserving freedom, independence, and constitutional principles.

In a recent episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," conservative stalwarts Michael Marrone and Liza Rickard unveiled their latest venture, "Andrew Magazine," aiming to provide a platform for authentic American voices. Marrone, the magazine's publisher and acclaimed artist, and Rickard, its operations CEO, joined the show to discuss their mission and the magazine's impact. "Andrew Magazine" emerges in response to what Marrone describes as a void in conservative media representation. Fueled by a desire to counter prevailing media narratives, Marrone and Rickard spearheaded this initiative to foster a space for unfiltered political discourse and cultural preservation. Named after President Andrew Jackson, the magazine symbolizes a commitment to traditional values and opposition to encroaching ideologies. Marrone elucidated the symbolism, emphasizing Jackson's historical stance against the Federal Reserve, which resonates with contemporary challenges to America's founding principles. Central to their mission is promoting patriotism and historical accuracy, reflected in Marrone's artistic contributions and the magazine's content selection. From political commentary to articles on American life and traditions, "Andrew Magazine" seeks to bridge generational gaps and unite citizens around shared values. The duo encourages grassroots involvement, inviting contributors from all walks of life to participate in shaping the magazine's narrative. Emphasizing a commitment to authenticity, Marrone and Rickard aim to provide an alternative to mainstream media's perceived biases. Despite facing challenges in the media landscape, including censorship and ideological polarization, Marrone and Rickard remain steadfast in their vision. With plans to expand publication frequency and diversify content, "Andrew Magazine" aims to become a staple in conservative discourse, amplifying the voices often marginalized in mainstream platforms. For more information and to support "Andrew Magazine," visit their website and join the growing community of American patriots reclaiming their voice in the media landscape.

In a recent episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," author Dr. Anders W. Edwardsson discussed his book "Radical Betrayal," highlighting the erosion of American Exceptionalism from both the left and the right. Dr. Edwardsson, originally from Dallas and now residing in Tampa, explained the inspiration for his book and the trends he observes in American politics. The conversation delved into the historical roots of America's decline, tracing back to events like World War 1 and the Treaty of Versailles, which set the stage for subsequent conflicts and ideological shifts. Dr. Edwardsson expressed concern over the abandonment of the founding principles of the United States, emphasizing the dangers posed by radical ideologies on both ends of the political spectrum. Drawing parallels between past and present, Dr. Edwardsson warned against repeating history's mistakes and stressed the importance of learning from the past. He highlighted the role of figures like Woodrow Wilson and the impact of initiatives like the Great Society on America's trajectory. Throughout the interview, Dr. Edwardsson underscored the need to return to America's exceptionalist heritage, advocating for reevaluating foreign policy and domestic priorities. He urged Americans to remain vigilant against forces that seek to undermine the nation's core values, emphasizing the importance of preserving freedom, independence, and constitutional principles.

In a recent episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," Eric Deters, a Republican candidate for Kentucky's 4th District congressional seat, joined the show to discuss the nation's pressing issues. Amidst a backdrop of turmoil spanning the border, military, schools, taxes, and inflation, Deters highlighted his campaign's focus on resolving these critical matters. Deters, known for his diverse background in law, media, and business, outlined his extensive experience, including radio hosting, legal advocacy, and entrepreneurship. With a bold stance aligning himself as a staunch supporter of former President Donald Trump, Deters criticized the incumbent, Thomas Massie, for his lack of tangible accomplishments during his dozen-year tenure. Central to Deters' platform is addressing the border crisis, which he views as a matter of national security. He expressed dismay over what he sees as the Biden administration's failure to act decisively, labeling the situation as potential treason due to its impact on sovereignty and security. Deters warned of the risks posed by unchecked immigration, citing concerns over potential threats from hostile actors exploiting porous borders. Furthermore, Deters emphasized everyday Americans' economic challenges, particularly inflation and its far-reaching consequences. He criticized the Federal Reserve's handling of monetary policy, arguing that supply chain disruptions exacerbated inflationary pressures. Deters underscored the need for comprehensive solutions to safeguard the economy and national security interests. Throughout the interview, Deters echoed sentiments of frustration with what he perceives as a systemic failure of leadership, both domestically and internationally. He condemned what he views as deliberate efforts to undermine American interests, citing examples ranging from border security to foreign policy decisions. Looking ahead to the upcoming primary on May 7th, Deters expressed gratitude for the opportunity to engage with voters and pledged to continue advocating for their interests. With endorsements from conservative voices like John Stubbins, Deters remains committed to his vision of restoring American values and prosperity.

National Harbor, Md – CPAC 2024 - In a recent "Citizen Media News" interview with host Roger Farina, country music star Natasha Owens delved into her political views and patriotic music. The conversation touched on topics ranging from border security to her musical inspirations, offering insight into her journey as an artist and activist. Owens, known for her blend of contemporary Christian and country music, didn't hesitate to discuss her political stance despite facing backlash from the Nashville music scene. Reflecting on her transition from the contemporary Christian genre to more politically charged themes, Owens expressed frustration with censorship in the industry. Throughout the interview, Owens highlighted the impact of her song "Trump Won," a patriotic anthem that garnered both praise and criticism. Despite facing opposition, Owens remains steadfast in her support for former President Donald Trump, emphasizing themes of patriotism and love for country. One of the key topics discussed was immigration and border security, with Owens sharing personal anecdotes about the challenges faced by Texans living near the border. She underscored the importance of addressing illegal immigration and its impact on communities, calling for a compassionate yet practical approach to border policies. As the conversation shifted to her musical influences, Owens revealed her love for 80s rock bands like Bon Jovi and Def Leppard, which have influenced her sound. Despite facing obstacles in the music industry, Owens remains committed to her art and message, using her platform to advocate for the causes she believes in. In addition to her music career, Owens hinted at future endeavors, including a Trump-themed album and continued advocacy for conservative values. With her unwavering dedication to her craft and convictions, Natasha Owens continues to make waves in both the music world and conservative activism.

National Harbor, Md – CPAC 2024 - Former NHL star Theo Fleury, renowned for his achievements on the ice, made waves at CPAC 2024 as he advocated for conservative values, emphasizing his support for figures like Donald Trump and the fight against liberal ideologies. Fleury, a Stanley Cup champion and gold medalist for Team Canada, joined Roger Farina on Citizen Media News, expressing his transformation from a sports figure to a staunch conservative advocate. While recounting his journey, Fleury highlighted the pivotal moment in 2015 when he witnessed Donald Trump's presidential campaign launch, sparking his interest in politics. Transitioning from a career in hockey to conservative activism, Fleury voiced concerns about societal values eroding and emphasized the importance of patriotism, family, and hard work. He painted a picture of Canada as a nation facing communist influences, rallying for change akin to the political shifts seen in the United States. Discussing collaboration between Canada and the United States, Fleury underscored the significance of independent media and connecting with like-minded individuals at events like CPAC. He outlined his involvement with Canadians for Truth, Freedom, and Justice, a media company dedicated to disseminating authentic information. Despite his past struggles, including battles with addiction and trauma, Fleury has emerged as a vocal advocate for mental health awareness and conservative principles. He credited his healing journey to confronting personal hardships and openly discussing his experiences. Reflecting on his hockey career, Fleury reminisced about facing tough opponents and shared admiration for rival teams' passionate fan bases. Through his platform, he aims to amplify conservative voices and unite individuals against what he perceives as a concerted effort to depopulate and undermine traditional values. As Fleury continues his advocacy, his message resonates with conservatives both in Canada and the United States, bridging the gap between sportsmanship and political activism.

In a recent episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," Republican candidate Dick Brewbaker, vying for Alabama's Second District in Congress, discussed critical concerns facing constituents. The dialogue underscored pivotal issues resonating with conservative voters. Brewbaker highlighted two primary concerns: border security and inflation. He emphasized the impact of inflation, particularly in the food sector, where prices have surged by up to 30%. Additionally, he stressed the urgency of addressing border security, citing the influx of illegal entries and the alarming rise in fentanyl-related deaths. Reflecting on his decision to enter the race, Brewbaker emphasized his commitment to serving the nation, driven by a sense of responsibility, especially in light of escalating threats to the country's stability. He criticized the redistricting process, suggesting it was manipulated to favor Democratic interests. The conversation delved into broader conservative themes, including opposition to identity politics and a call for merit-based voting. Brewbaker condemned divisive ideologies like critical race theory, advocating for a focus on candidates' qualifications rather than ethnicity. Furthermore, Brewbaker echoed sentiments regarding the need for active civic engagement, urging conservatives to mobilize and vote. He stressed the pivotal role of the middle class in resisting socialist agendas and safeguarding American values. Regarding military affairs, Brewbaker expressed concerns about the dilution of readiness within the armed forces due to social engineering. He called for a return to core mission objectives and highlighted the importance of retaining experienced personnel. Addressing geopolitical tensions, Brewbaker underscored the necessity of unequivocal support for allies like Israel and criticized ambiguous foreign policy stances that undermine America's moral clarity. In conclusion, Brewbaker expressed optimism about America's future, contingent upon active citizen participation and a steadfast commitment to conservative principles.

In a recent episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," Eric Deters, a Republican candidate for Kentucky's 4th District congressional seat, joined the show to discuss the nation's pressing issues. Amidst a backdrop of turmoil spanning the border, military, schools, taxes, and inflation, Deters highlighted his campaign's focus on resolving these critical matters. Deters, known for his diverse background in law, media, and business, outlined his extensive experience, including radio hosting, legal advocacy, and entrepreneurship. With a bold stance aligning himself as a staunch supporter of former President Donald Trump, Deters criticized the incumbent, Thomas Massie, for his lack of tangible accomplishments during his dozen-year tenure. Central to Deters' platform is addressing the border crisis, which he views as a matter of national security. He expressed dismay over what he sees as the Biden administration's failure to act decisively, labeling the situation as potential treason due to its impact on sovereignty and security. Deters warned of the risks posed by unchecked immigration, citing concerns over potential threats from hostile actors exploiting porous borders. Furthermore, Deters emphasized everyday Americans' economic challenges, particularly inflation and its far-reaching consequences. He criticized the Federal Reserve's handling of monetary policy, arguing that supply chain disruptions exacerbated inflationary pressures. Deters underscored the need for comprehensive solutions to safeguard the economy and national security interests. Throughout the interview, Deters echoed sentiments of frustration with what he perceives as a systemic failure of leadership, both domestically and internationally. He condemned what he views as deliberate efforts to undermine American interests, citing examples ranging from border security to foreign policy decisions. Looking ahead to the upcoming primary on May 7th, Deters expressed gratitude for the opportunity to engage with voters and pledged to continue advocating for their interests. With endorsements from conservative voices like John Stubbins, Deters remains committed to his vision of restoring American values and prosperity. ___________________________________________________________ PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNELS AND LIKE OUR VIDEOS Citizen Media News (CMN) - Grassroots Marketing, PR & Media platform for Conservative & Citizen leaders, activists & readers. We aim to help build a Citizen Journalist movement of highly active & educated voters by encouraging, educating, empowering, & equipping conservative-minded people around the world to get active in any one of the numerous platforms that work best for their needs. - Our Website: https://www.CitizenMediaNews.com - Citizen Media News Video On Demand: vod.CitizenMediaNews.com WE AR NOW ON ROKU & AMAZON FIRE - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/RdXqfwm/CitizenMediaNews - Text: CITIZENMEDIA @ 22828 - On Demand: https://tv.citizenmedianews.com/browse/ - FaceBook: www.facebook.com/citizenmedianews/ - Twitter: www.twitter.com/CitizenMediaNew - CloutHub: https://clouthub.com/CitizenMediaNews - CloutHub Channel: https://clouthub.com/c/CitizenMediaNews - MeWe: www.mewe.com/p/citizenmedianews - BitChute: www.bitchute.com/channel/citizenmedianews/ - GAB: www.gab.com/groups/7742 - YT: www.youtube.com/c/CitizenMediaNews - Telegram: https://t.me/CitizenMediaNews - TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@citizenmedianews?lang=en - Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/citizenmedianews - Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-1004705 - Guilded Chat: https://www.guilded.gg/i/kdDbv3Qk - Brighteon: https://www.brighteon.com/channels/citizenmedianews - Archive: https://archive.org/details/@citizen_media_news - Truth Social: https://truthsocial.com/@CitizenMediaNews - Odysee: https://odysee.com/@CitizenMediaNews:24ae30f0a9088df0102fe1c29daf399c3599e23f - Blast: https://www.blast.video/#Citizen_Media_News - Gettr: https://gettr.com/user/citizenmedia - Frank Social: https://franksocial.com/profile/212032 - Pure Social Network: www.puresocialnetwork.com/profile/?citizenmedianews/

In a Late-Night Discussion, Host Scott Haire and Guest Ian Trottier Navigate Through a Tapestry of Topics In a recent episode of the "Scott Haire Show," host Scott Haire engaged in a thought-provoking conversation with Ian Trottier, the podcaster behind "Discussion of Truth." The discourse covered a wide array of subjects, ranging from the intricacies of historical flags to pressing issues at the U.S.-Mexico border, with a nuanced exploration of global influences. The interview commenced with an exploration of Ian Trottier's background, tracing his journey from the valet parking business in New York City to his ventures in Miami, where he faced challenges due to the Zika virus outbreak. This background, Haire noted, set the stage for Trottier's transition into the media world, founding "Discussion of Truth" and contributing articles to yorkins.com. The central focus of the conversation shifted to the current situation at the southern border. Ian Trottier shared insights from his recent visit, revealing encounters with migrants from diverse countries, including Africa. The conversation unveiled Ian's investigation into the activities of "No More Deaths," an organization initially perceived as humanitarian but raising concerns about potential ties with cartels. The complexity of the narrative deepened as the discussion expanded to encompass Native American lands and reservations, underscoring the challenges faced by law enforcement in addressing these multifaceted issues. Trottier skillfully connected historical events, such as the establishment of the Federal Reserve in 1913, to the contemporary border situation, invoking figures like John Perkins and historical treaties like the Torrijos-Carter Treaty in 1977. Geopolitical intricacies came to the forefront as the conversation unfolded, introducing the City of Knowledge in Panama, a UN-based organization occupying former U.S. military bases. The Internet Organization for Migration (IOM) also entered the discourse, with Trottier suggesting their involvement in orchestrating northward migration and contributing to the ongoing border crisis. The conversation delved into a tapestry of historical, economic, and geopolitical dimensions, raising questions about the role of various organizations in shaping the current border scenario. The hosts acknowledged the multifaceted nature of the discussion, with layers of complexity revealing themselves as the narrative progressed. In conclusion, Ian Trottier emphasized the role of the United Nations and the International Organization for Migration in driving northern immigration. As the episode drew to a close, he encouraged support for his book, "Freedom Reserve," and promoted educational initiatives and merchandise.

In a recent In a recent In a recent episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," host John Stubbins welcomed DB Fugate, a candidate running for Florida House District 22. The conversation delved into Fugate's vision for the district, his views on current issues, and the need for conservative values in government. Fugate, a United States Air Force veteran, discussed the importance of being visible and engaged with constituents. He emphasized the need for representatives to understand the community's concerns, citing issues such as job creation, neighborhood cleanliness, and support for law enforcement. One key aspect of the conversation was Fugate's critique of the incumbent, Lois Frankel, a Democrat. Fugate expressed his belief in term limits and the necessity of new, dedicated leadership prioritizing the nation's well-being over party affiliations. Addressing the concerns of the black community, Fugate noted a growing awareness of the Democratic Party's selective attention during election seasons. He highlighted the disillusionment with the Biden administration's policies, citing issues at the border and the questionable allocation of funds to countries with adversarial stances towards the United States. The discussion also touched on Fugate's stance on law and order. He emphasized the importance of proper force in maintaining order, referencing successful measures law enforcement took in Miami-Dade County during past unrest. Furthermore, Fugate expressed concerns about the impact of woke ideologies in the military, advocating for a return to a focus on national security and a rejection of divisive concepts such as critical race theory. In conclusion, DB Fugate outlined his commitment to serving District 22, focusing on conservative values, unity, and effective governance. As the election season progresses, Fugate aims to connect with voters, build a strong team, and bring about positive change in the district.

In a recent episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," Sheriff AJ Lauderback, currently running for Texas House District 30, he shared insights into his extensive background as a sheriff, military veteran, and border security advocate. The conversation covered Lauderback's military service, experiences as a sheriff for five terms, and his concerns about the escalating border crisis. Lauderback, a former Air Force member stationed at Pete Peterson Field, highlighted the pressing need for secure borders in the face of rising challenges, including illegal immigration, human trafficking, and drug smuggling. With firsthand experiences at the border, he emphasized the detrimental impact of the Biden administration's policies on Texas, noting the surge in crime and the overwhelming strain on law enforcement resources. The sheriff, who previously ran for Congress against Congressman Michael Cloud, expressed frustration with the border situation, particularly in the Corpus Christi and Houston areas. He criticized the intentional dismantling of border security and underscored the urgency of addressing the issues caused by an open border, including the influx of criminal elements. During his tenure as liaison for the Texas Land Commissioner, Lauderback discussed efforts to secure Texas properties along the border, including Fronton Island, a previously uncontrollable area now under Texas control with increased surveillance. Lauderback called attention to the unknown individuals entering the country, citing concerns about potential criminal elements. He accused the Biden administration of intentional lawlessness, resulting in tragic incidents, including a recent murder of a sixteen-year-old girl by an illegal alien. The sheriff urged voters to prioritize border security, emphasizing the need to address the dangers posed by criminal elements entering the country unchecked. He also touched on broader issues facing Texas, such as property taxes and water concerns. In conclusion, John Stubbins endorsed Sheriff AJ Lauderback, emphasizing the importance of safety as a foundation for addressing other issues facing the state. The episode encouraged viewers to visit ajlouderback.com for more information and ways to support Lauderback's campaign.

In a recent episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," host John Stubbins welcomed Congressional candidate Nate Cain, a vocal advocate for military accountability and an opponent of vaccine mandates. The conversation touched on various issues, including the impact of mandates on the military, the violation of military law, and the need for accountability. The interview began with Stubbins expressing gratitude for Cain's previous participation in a Trump National event and discussing the challenges of the past holidays. The conversation quickly turned to Cain's role as one of the original signers of the Declaration of Military Accountability, a document addressing the government's imposition of mandates, especially in COVID-19. Cain highlighted his opposition to mandates, emphasizing that former President Trump explicitly did not support them. He drew attention to a critical military law established in 2004, which prohibited the government from experimenting on soldiers. Cain argued that the emergency use authorization for the COVID-19 vaccine should not have overridden this law and criticized the forced vaccination of military personnel. The conversation delved into Cain's personal experience with vaccine coercion during his time as a defense contractor. He discussed the legal threats he faced and how he eventually left his job, illustrating the significant impact of mandates on individuals within the military and defense sectors. Cain and 230 others signed an open letter drafted by Commander Rob Green, paralleling the style of the Declaration of Independence. The letter calls for accountability and proposes recalling military leaders like General Milley and Secretary Austin, holding them accountable for violating military law. The interview also touched on broader military issues, such as the infusion of woke ideology and social experiments, which Cain believes has weakened the armed forces. He expressed concerns about the military becoming a platform for social experiments rather than maintaining high standards for combat readiness. Cain argued that the fight for accountability begins with addressing violations of military law and holding leaders responsible for their actions. He emphasized the need for legislation to strip convicted individuals of their military retirement benefits. The conversation concluded with a call to action, encouraging listeners to support Cain's congressional campaign and stay informed about the ongoing challenges related to military accountability and vaccine mandates.

In a recent installment of "Discussions of Truth," host Ian Trotter engaged in a probing conversation with Republican candidate Rachel Walden, who is vying for a seat on the Arizona Corporation Commission. The interview, held during Turning Point's AMFest 2023 in Phoenix, covered diverse topics ranging from the Commission's role to energy policies and espionage concerns in the state. Rachel Walden underscored the importance of the Corporation Commission, a crucial elected body overseeing Arizona's public utility board. Despite its pivotal role, Walden acknowledged the Commission often operates under the radar due to the overshadowing allure of more high-profile political positions. The discussion then pivoted to renewable energy policies, with Walden expressing reservations about government-mandated percentages of renewable energy. Citing a costly 2008 mandate, she advocated for a balanced approach in the state's energy portfolio. Concerns were raised about the challenges posed by solar and wind energy, emphasizing their unreliability and the necessity of natural gas as a backup. Walden cautioned against government intervention, highlighting potential negative impacts on utility companies and consumers. A noteworthy interview segment addressed global wealth transfers during the 2020 lockdowns and espionage threats posed by Chinese spies in Arizona. With numerous defense contractors in the state, Walden stressed the importance of vigilance against potential infiltration. The conversation delved into the potential of hydrogen as an energy source, with a particular focus on its complexities, especially regarding water resource management. Trotter also brought attention to the challenges faced by ranchers on the Arizona-Mexico border, emphasizing broader concerns about border security and its impact on local communities. In the latter part of the interview, Trotter and Walden explored the deep state concept. Walden shared her views on how special interests, particularly in green energy, might drive hidden agendas that could be at odds with the public's best interests. The interview concluded with Walden providing details about her campaign and encouraging support through her website, electrachelwalden.com.

In a recent episode of "Discussions of Truth" with host Ian Trottier, Burt Thakur, a congressional candidate for Texas's 26th district, delved into pressing issues affecting the state. Thakur, a combat veteran and advocate for change, addressed concerns ranging from border security to economic challenges, presenting a conservative perspective on these critical matters. Thakur began by highlighting the open congressional seat in Texas's 26th district, emphasizing his candidacy as the lone combat veteran in the race. Expressing his frustration with current government dynamics, Thakur stressed the need for representatives who understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Thakur continued by addressing the immigration issue, emphasizing the distinction between genuine asylum seekers and those pursuing economic opportunities. Drawing from his extensive travel experience to 70 countries, he expressed concern about individuals entering the country without facing true hardships, citing instances of able-bodied men seeking a better life without the justification for asylum. The conversation quickly turned to the state of Texas, with Thakur passionately discussing the economic challenges facing residents. He pointed out the rising cost of healthcare, the struggle for good-paying jobs, and the impact of artificial intelligence on employment. Thakur proposed initiatives such as zero-interest loans for STEM degrees and focusing on American manufacturing to revitalize the economy. COVID-19's global disruptions also became a focal point, with Thakur questioning the country's dependence on foreign sources for critical infrastructure components. He criticized the "green new scam" and expressed concern over China benefiting from climate change initiatives. Thakur, an immigrant from India, emphasized the greatness of the United States and his journey from witnessing his great-grandmother rebuild mud huts to running for Congress. He urged a shift in focus towards protecting American assets from foreign influence, particularly citing concerns about Chinese companies like Huawei and intellectual property theft. The discussion expanded to Thakur's military background, experience with the Navy, and perspective on foreign policy. He criticized the current administration's foreign policy and expressed a desire to take a strong stance against cartels, declaring them as terrorist organizations. Border security emerged as a crucial issue, with Thakur proposing a six-month moratorium on immigration and advocating for a high-tech border wall. He shared personal stories of witnessing the impact of drug cartels and human trafficking, underlining the urgency of securing the border. The candidate underscored the importance of preserving the concept of asylum for those genuinely under duress, such as individuals facing ethnic cleansing or persecution. Thakur criticized the current state of immigration, pointing out instances where people wave flags of other countries in protest of the United States, expressing frustration with what he sees as a lack of appreciation for the opportunities America provides. Thakur further delved into economic aspects, differentiating between immigration and asylum by highlighting cases where individuals improve their financial standing through legal means. He argued for a reset in immigration policies, emphasizing the significance of legal immigration channels. Shifting focus to the Federal Reserve, Thakur expressed concern about the growing national debt and the potential consequences of interest rate fluctuations. He echoed the sentiments of former Congressman Ron Paul, suggesting that the Federal Reserve's actions may be steering the nation toward financial instability. The candidate also addressed the issue of cryptocurrency and its relationship with the central banking system. Thakur questioned the involvement of central banks in influencing the value of cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin, and expressed skepticism about the proposed central bank digital currency. Throughout the discussion, Thakur emphasized the need for a strategic, America-first approach in addressing immigration and economic policies. He called for the inclusion of brilliant minds in government, free from what he referred to as the shame of Diversity, equity, and inclusion. Thakur concluded by addressing the deterioration of American rights, vowing to repeal the Patriot Act, and advocating for a return to legislative governance. He urged citizens to research the Declaration of North America, expressing concerns about its potential impact on immigration policies. In this compelling interview, Thakur presented a conservative perspective on Texas's challenges, emphasizing his commitment to American values and a desire to address issues facing the nation. To stay updated on Burt Thakur's campaign and viewpoints, visit his website at www.BurtThakurForCongress.com. Thakur encourages direct contact and engagement, providing his cell phone number for those interested in sharing ideas and perspectives.

In a recent episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," the conservative host reflected on the new year's challenges, expressing gratitude to the show's viewers for their unwavering support. Stubbins emphasized the values of God, family, and country, asserting the show's commitment to delivering what he deemed as the unvarnished truth. During the episode, Stubbins delved into the timeless charm of classic films, lamenting the shift towards CGI-generated productions. He singled out "It's a Wonderful Life," praising the sincerity of older films and their actors who approached their craft with unparalleled seriousness. Segueing into a more serious tone, Stubbins drew parallels between the film's desperate moments and real-life struggles. He shared personal experiences, stressing the importance of turning to faith during challenging times. The host also highlighted the significance of the men's ministry, describing it as a 30-day boot camp aimed at healing individuals, families, and, ultimately, the nation. A significant portion of the episode was dedicated to urging viewers to participate in the American Anarchy documentary project. Stubbins encouraged donations through the show's website, emphasizing the role of the documentary in preserving freedom and supporting the show. The host expressed solidarity with actor John Schneider, facing the first Christmas without a loved one, and called for empathy and prayers. Stubbins then transitioned to musical guest J Edwards, commending the artist for uplifting the audience with their music. The show took a turn towards addressing current affairs, tackling issues such as border security, alleged COVID misinformation, concerns about Big Tech, and what Stubbins referred to as the Russia Hoax. The host passionately urged viewers to get involved and emphasized the importance of being informed about the country's current state. In a plea for support, Stubbins introduced a video snippet that delved into the Russia Hoax, hinting at the coverage of the subject of the upcoming American Anarchy documentary. The host underscored the gravity of the situation, characterizing it as a conspiracy and a coup d'etat. The episode concluded with a reminder of the documentary's funding needs and an introduction to Charity Bowden, the musical talent closing the show. As "Indivisible with John Stubbins" continues its conservative stance, it remains a platform where faith, patriotism, and activism converge, aiming to shape perspectives and prompt action in its viewers.

Phoenix, AZ - In a special on-location episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," host Roger Farina delved into the complex realities at the U.S.-Mexico border with guest Jason Jones, an expert on border issues. The conversation, held at Amfest in Phoenix, focused on the alarming situation in Lukeville and shed light on the cartel-driven crisis unfolding at the southwest border. Farina and Jones, positioned just three hours from Lukeville, discussed the relentless influx of migrants, emphasizing that the Sinaloa cartel strategically pushes them to one of the most remote locations on the southwest border. Jones asserted that this tactic allows the cartel to move high-value individuals potentially linked to terrorism and deadly fentanyl into the United States. Highlighting the gravity of the situation, Jones emphasized that Arizona has become Ground Zero for fentanyl pouring into the country, directly impacting Americans. He underscored that media narratives often overlook the fact that the large groups of migrants crossing are orchestrated by the cartels, raising questions about the motivations behind crossing in such challenging terrains. The conversation extended to the experiences of individuals making the treacherous journey, with Jones revealing the disturbing reports of sexual assaults on women and children. Jones explained that the formation of large caravans serves as a safety mechanism against the brutal cartels, aiming to prevent individuals from being victimized. Farina, a retired military warrant officer, shared his firsthand observations from the border, expressing concern about President Biden's assertion that the borders are secure. The duo emphasized the humanitarian crisis created by policies that, according to Jones, endanger lives and force people to escape perilous situations. Jones, an advocate for designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, connected the dots between illegal migration, transnational crime, and the impact on American communities. He warned of a looming convergence where the consequences of overdose deaths in the north and human smuggling in the south collide, presenting a multifaceted challenge. As the conversation unfolded, Jones predicted a continued increase in numbers and overdose deaths under the current administration, urging action against the cartels to mitigate the impact on American families. The episode concluded with a call to support Border 911's efforts to address the crisis and educate citizens and policymakers. In the second part of the riveting interview at Amfest in Phoenix, Roger Farina of Citizen Media News hosted Shawn Wilson, founder of MSG Risk Management Intelligence, shedding light on the escalating crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. The conversation provided a firsthand account of the challenges faced by law enforcement and highlighted the urgent need for action. Wilson, whose company specializes in corporate security and intelligence, shared his experiences from the border, echoing sentiments expressed by experts like Jason Jones and Victor Avila. According to Wilson, the consensus is that the border is the most significant national security risk to the United States. The discussion pivoted around the alarming situation in Lukeville, identified as Ground Zero in recent news. Wilson painted a grim picture, stating that the country might completely lose control of the border without immediate intervention within the next ten months. He criticized the current state of Border Patrol, asserting that it has become a mere "babysitting service," struggling to manage the overwhelming influx of migrants. Wilson emphasized that the sheer volume of migrants entering the country is overwhelming resources, hindering the detection of drug trafficking and accurate counting of individuals. He suggested that the documented numbers could be just a fraction of the actual figures, estimating that for every million documented, there might be an additional three million migrants entering the United States. During his recent trip to Lukeville, Wilson recounted troubling scenes of cartel members cutting fences in front of law enforcement, brandishing weapons, and mistreating migrants. The cartel's blatant disregard for law enforcement and the safety of those crossing the border showcased the dire state of affairs. As concerns about border security continue to mount, experts like Shawn Wilson contribute valuable insights that underscore the need for urgent and comprehensive action. The interview concluded with gratitude from Roger Farina to Shawn Wilson, highlighting the importance of bringing attention to these critical issues.

Phoenix, Az - AMFEST 2023 - In a lively interview on "Citizen Media News," Jennifer Murphy, the founder of Go Girl Worldwide, shared insights into her journey from The Apprentice to creating her upcoming feature film, "I Want to Be Neenja." Based on Murphy's viral song, the film serves as a testament to her resilience and determination in the face of controversy. Murphy, known for her appearance on The Apprentice, discussed her early life as the second eldest of 12 children, growing up in Oregon, and her transition from business to entertainment. Reflecting on her time on The Apprentice, Murphy shared her excitement about being on her favorite show and her memorable encounter with Donald Trump, who eventually encouraged her to audition for the show. The conversation delved into Murphy's entrepreneurial journey, leading to the establishment of Go Girl Worldwide—a platform dedicated to empowering girls and women. The organization hosts seminars, Pink Carpet Parties, and events and provides entrepreneurial training. Murphy, with a subscriber base of around 80,000 and over 1 billion views on her videos, emphasized the impact of her work in empowering women globally. However, Murphy's path faced challenges when her viral song, "I Want to Be Neenja," led to controversy and subsequent cancellation. Despite the setbacks, she persevered, referring to the negative attention as "helpful haters" who unintentionally propelled her song to fame. The conversation turned to Murphy's upcoming feature film, "I Want to Be Neenja," where she shared details about the storyline, themes of resilience, and the inclusion of epic parody scenes inspired by Kill Bill. Notably, Murphy highlighted the involvement of a Chinese friend, initially assumed to be a critic, who has become an integral part of the film. Addressing questions about cultural sensitivity, Murphy acknowledged the learning curve and expressed her intention to embrace and celebrate diversity in her work. The film, set to be released in March, aims not only to entertain but also to inspire others to overcome challenges and pursue their dreams. Murphy concluded the interview by teasing the potential sequel and elaborating on the multimedia aspect of her project. With her infectious energy and commitment to empowerment, Jennifer Murphy continues to break barriers and redefine success on her terms.