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"The big story to come out of this era, won't be elections and pandemics, it will be...where was the mainstream media in America?
The Supreme Court has ended Roe v Wade and decisions on abortions will now go to each state to decide. The anger, violence, and protests have begun, yet the decision did not end abortion. It simply sent it back to where it had always belonged, to the States and their...
Roe v. Wade will have little if any impact on future elections. Why? Because of two facts many people struggle with: 1) Just because the Government, at some level, has the power to do something, that does not mean that the government should or will do that thing....
Justice Clarence Thomas, a former Democrat and Black Panther, is one of a few free-thinking black men that the left doesn’t like. Thomas does not ascribe to their fake narrative of the down-and-out black who can’t help themself but needs Democrats to save them. Thomas...
Last week, the Supreme Court of the United States released its opinion in the case New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Buren. While I will do a deep dive into this opinion in a future episode, the immediate reactions to this opinion can teach the American...
The recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions on Roe v. Wade, the 2nd Amendment, and prayer on school property provide a glimmer of hope for most Americans. DrRon and Linda discuss how our upside-down nation has been auguring in weighted down by the intolerant,...
We are living at the end of an era. It is true that history is transparent; fluid, while we are living it, even for the most prescient people, and that it is difficult to understand the implications of our era looking to the future. It is more difficult to pinpoint...
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Jamee Anatello is the mother of eight children, and when she and her brood were recently attacked in Oregon by Antifa, she fought back. Anatello joins “After Dark” to share her harrowing story of being assaulted by Antifa, a vigilante group she refers to as the KKK. The longtime resident of Oregon and her children were attending an outside prayer service in early August with her husband. She describes the service as being solemn and peaceful until a loud explosion is heard. The next thing she knew, Antifa was converging on the gathering chanting “hail satan.” Once the group showed up, something went horribly wrong. She said the group was seen throwing water bottles, eggs, paint, and other items. Had it not been for a friend blocking what was being thrown, her eight-month-old daughter would have been hit in the face.
This event galvanized Anatello to speak out and call out Antifa and the media for not reporting the truth. She said the media spent too much time calling out the Proud Boys who weren’t even there. Looking back, she said more people must and should speak out against Antifa and its violent behavior.
Diego Martinez joins “After Dark” for the second half of the show to discuss the results of the California recall election. Martinez was one of the Republican candidates hoping to replace Governor Gavin Newsom.
Jamee Anatello is the mother of eight children living in Oregon with her husband, a street minister, Quincy Anatello. According to their family website, their mission starts with raising and supporting their eight children. “We teach them that the key to success is an earnest dedication to the Lord Jesus first with hard work to follow. The road isn’t easy; we all know it’s filled with trials and obstacles threatening our victory. That has nothing to do with the color of our skin; we all face adversity on the way to our goals.”
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Diego Martinez is a native of Uruguay. He came to the United States with his family at the age of six in pursuit of freedom and better opportunities. As a young man, he worked in the restaurant industry and local lumber mill for several years. He also worked in the auto industry for 17 years as a salesman and worked his way to general manager. He describes himself as a hardworking, honest businessman who has always provided for his family with his hard work. “I am thankful to be living the American dream and very proud to be an American.” He is a naturalized citizen and currently owns a bail bond business.
Website: diegomartinezforgovernor.com
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The sickness of the shooter who took over the classroom and executed students and teachers alike shocked the consciousness of all Americans. But the crime itself has also given rise to an entirely different conversation as the law enforcement response is now a national discussion. Retired Police Lt Randy Sutton and cohost retired police Sgt Betsy Smith pull no punches in their analysis of the tragedy at Uvalde…
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There are now injections that can import into a human being RNA or DNA particles along with other substances that program a body at a cellular level to create unnatural substances. Worst of all, the deaths from COVID vaccines have skyrocketed in the civilian tracking system and separately the military system, and yet the vaccine programs are not being suspended…
With new alternate versions of history, the new pronoun rules, the lack of boundaries students must stay within, the lack of discipline, the curriculum changes, and so much more. What will learning look like, and who will be the educators to lead our children toward their futures?
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James Spencer believes Republicans can turn California red if they packaged their messages to blacks and supported more outside conservative candidates. Spencer explains to the hosts of “After Dark” that the only thing Democrats have done for blacks down through the years is tell them to “Be patient. Be patient” and then blacks vote for them…
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Over the decades and centuries, the role of government has changed. This change came partly due to both the desire for power and the willingness of the people to be ruled. But what is the cost of this servitude to government? While we were all promised an idyllic future if we just let government take care of us…
The erosion of trust in healthcare fields could place new burdens on new hires. The impact of young people seeking a career in medicine will need to be carefully monitored. Dr. Peter McCullough and Malcolm Out Loud will discuss the many challenges facing the healthcare industry, along with answering your questions…
Elsa Aldegur and Contessa Mendoza, who represent “Latinos4Trump” in California explain why it is important California voters are aware of the importance of their votes this primary season. In addition to voting for the right candidates, the two activists, encourage voters to contact their elected officials and ask them to vote against three bills on the ballot that will extend the Covid19 reach…
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The destruction of the U.S. economy and of western economies, in general, is a prerequisite for The Great Reset. You can’t “build back better” until you have something so demolished that it needs to be built back. As bad as things are now, they’re not nearly as bad as they could be, and they’re going to get worse. The Biden regime will make sure of that…
Celebrating 6 incredible years fighting to restore liberty and justice to our beloved America.
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“Life is too short to be anything but happy. So kiss slowly. Love deeply. Forgive quickly. Take chances and never have regrets. Forget the past but remember what it taught you.” -
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"The big story to come out of this era, won't be elections and pandemics, it will be...where was the mainstream media in America?
The Supreme Court has ended Roe v Wade and decisions on abortions will now go to each state to decide. The anger, violence, and protests have begun, yet the decision did not end abortion. It simply sent it back to where it had always belonged, to the States and their...
Roe v. Wade will have little if any impact on future elections. Why? Because of two facts many people struggle with: 1) Just because the Government, at some level, has the power to do something, that does not mean that the government should or will do that thing....
Justice Clarence Thomas, a former Democrat and Black Panther, is one of a few free-thinking black men that the left doesn’t like. Thomas does not ascribe to their fake narrative of the down-and-out black who can’t help themself but needs Democrats to save them. Thomas...
Last week, the Supreme Court of the United States released its opinion in the case New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Buren. While I will do a deep dive into this opinion in a future episode, the immediate reactions to this opinion can teach the American...
The recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions on Roe v. Wade, the 2nd Amendment, and prayer on school property provide a glimmer of hope for most Americans. DrRon and Linda discuss how our upside-down nation has been auguring in weighted down by the intolerant,...
We are living at the end of an era. It is true that history is transparent; fluid, while we are living it, even for the most prescient people, and that it is difficult to understand the implications of our era looking to the future. It is more difficult to pinpoint...
