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Assessing the 2020 Political Landscape with Jim Babka

Jim Babka, President of DownsizeDC.org, joins David Gornoski to talk about Biden choosing Kamala Harris as VP, the digital economy, and the role of the “remnant” in creating hope for liberty. Jim highlights how the opposition to Trump is the only unifying factor for the Democratic party at this point while pointing out that real change […]

The People’s Justice Reform with Amy Povah, Jan Schneiderman, Janet Lee

The Democratic party thinks that the average voters are dumb enough to buy Kamala Harris’ racial identity while perpetuating injustices upon people of all colors. David Gornoski offers additional insights into Kamala Harris being picked as Biden’s VP. Plus, Amy Povah, and friends of CAN-DO Clemency Foundation, Jan Schneiderman and Janet Lee, join David Gornoski […]

What Does America’s Foreign Policy Stand For?

What does America’s foreign policy stand for? David Gornoski asks. Should America have anything to do with people like Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, and Susan Rice–people who feign to be allies for social justice but, in reality, carry an impeccable track record of separating families, jailing fathers and mothers at home, and bombing […]

Thou Shalt Not Kill

David Gornoski resumes his commentary on current affairs such as the veiled threat by a former DOD official against Alex Jones, the shooting of Ryan Whitaker, and the continuing divisive narrative pushed by the media. “Instead of being fixated on political creeds or the color of one’s skin, one should recognize that the human heart […]

The Last Enemy, Death

In this episode, David Gornoski goes through some of the latest news reports from around the country such as the cancellation of NCAA football season, the collapse of the GDP, the housing crisis, and the religious devotion to designated ‘health experts.’ Is the decline of sports tournaments hastened by the everpresent political posturing? How can […]

THINGS HIDDEN 16: Giants of the Law

Shannon Braswell and David Gornoski are back with another exciting conversation on envy, greek philosophy, the Old Testament narratives, and the West’s cross-haunted culture. Why are successful, creative people derided in society? Shannon and David explore this question by looking at the trajectory of the Old Testament stories from scapegoating to self-reflection; they are then […]

Back to School, Beating Corporate Communism

David Gornoski starts the episode by commenting on Chuck Schumer’s demand to open up schools. “Decadent banquets for a few government-linked corporatists, Communist scraps for the rest of us,” says David Gornoski as he describes the problem that our nation is facing right now with the superficiality of the media and the victim-garbed coercive policies […]

Jan Helfeld, NSA Tech Director Bill Binney

In this episode, Jan Helfeld joins David Gornoski to discuss our current political climate. Helfeld emphasizes on the need for the Socratic method in our everyday discussions while pointing out how principle has taken a backseat to policy in our political dialogues. The TV interviewer also takes us through some of his past interviews with […]

Dr. Yu on Magnetism for Regenerating Bone Tissue, Exotic Lightning on Jupiter, David Gornoski on Forgiving Enemies, the Christian Response to Cancel Culture

Our Chief Science Advisor, Dr. Weiping Yu, joins the show to comment on the outcome of a research involving silk scaffolds and magnetism that resulted in a new composite material useful for regenerating bone tissue. The physicist says that he predicted a long time ago which the research has now proved, that “magnetic stimulus exerts […]

What Lies Ahead, Tho Bishop Economics for Beginners

Why does the media narrative always necessitate a scapegoat? David Gornoski comments on the news surrounding Biden, Oprah, and others. He also critiques the notion that guilt can be inherent in a person’s skin tone, namely “white privilege,” and the idea that violence, theft, and coercion, while being immoral to the individual, is permissible for […]