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Is Biden toast? That’s what Politico declared after a debate performance against Donald Trump that was as awful as anyone paying attention would’ve expected. Mainstream media uniformly broadcast the same sentiment. Biden froze, he rambled incoherently, he lost his train of thought, and spoke with a raspy voice that only emphasized his already his feeble condition. In this episode, we break down many aspects of the debate. Catch more episodes at thenewamerican.com

Randy Pullen is a name familiar to anyone acquainted with Maricopa County’s audit of the 2020 election in Arizona. He was instrumental in it from conception to execution. He has held numerous titles in the Republican Party in that state, being chairman from 2007 until 2011. He is also a former Republican National Committeeman and former treasurer of the Republican National Committee. He also sought the Republican nomination for Arizona State Treasurer in 2014, but lost the primary to Jeff DeWit, who earlier this year was exposed in a conversation with Kari Lake, asking her not to run in 2024. Randy Pullen joins The New American senior editor Rebecca Terrell to discuss the findings and what they mean for the 2024 election in November. For more great content, visit https://TheNewAmerican.com For more from Rebecca, see In The Spotlight at https://thenewamerican.com/video/spotlight/

The so-called unipolar world order dominated by the United States has "ended" and the world is entering a new period of potentially great conflict, warned leading Budapest-based geopolitical analyst Zoltán Koskovics at Hungary's Center for Fundamental Rights in this interview with The New American magazine's Alex Newman. "The era of American dominance is over," he said, suggesting U.S. foreign policy was to blame for the development. This will lead to great and small conflicts. With the U.S. severely weakened and in decline as the leader of the Western world, Koskovics said Hungary and other nations were being forced to examine a new type of "more open" foreign policy that is defensive in nature. In the interview, Koskovics also details the Hungarian government's thinking on a range of issues including immigration, the role of government, and more as Prime Minister Viktor Orban prepares to take the rotating presidency of the European Council. The main agenda will be to "Make Europe Great Again" by reining in bureaucratic stifling of economic competitiveness. With the backdrop of the recent elections to the so-called European "Parliament," the Hungarian geopolitical expert ridiculed U.S. media misinformation about the "far right." However, he also explains the fact that conservative parties—especially in nations such as France—performed very well. Their goal is not Nazism, but the preservation of the nation state and Western heritage. ​

Congress just released a report confirming that the effort to discredit the contents of Hunter Biden’s laptop was a CIA operation. The report reveals the Biden official who triggered the operation and active CIA contractors involved in the operation. Also in this episode: The Supreme Court accidentally leaked out an upcoming abortion decision—and it’s not good; Denmark becomes the first country to impose tax livestock flatulence; Did Trump endorse the wrong candidate—again? Catch more episodes at thenewamerican.com

In 2018, Alex Jones became one of the most banned persons in the world. Nearly every mainstream internet platform erased him overnight. Two years later, they came for millions of other “conspiracy theorists,” prompting a complete media landscape reorientation. Now the spotlight is on Jones again, this time on the attempt to shut down his media platform, Infowars. Is Alex Jones the canary in the coalmine—again?

The Supremes thumbed their collective noses today at freedom of speech and the First Amendment by saying that the challengers to government censorship of the Internet have no standing. Also in this episode: In 2018, Alex Jones became one of the most banned persons in the world. Nearly every mainstream internet platform erased him overnight. Two years later, they came for millions of other “conspiracy theorists,” prompting a complete media landscape reorientation. Now the spotlight is on Jones again, this time on the attempt to shut down his media platform, Infowars. Is Alex Jones the canary in the coalmine—again? Did Trump endorse the wrong candidate again, this time in a Virginia primary race? A high-ranking Catholic bishop is in trouble with the Pope for his anti-New World Order proclamations; John Birch Society CEO Bill Hahn discusses one the oldest, most proven alternative media platforms. Visit JBS.org for more on The John Birch Society. https://jbs.org/ For reliable news and in-depth information, explore The New American at https://thenewamerican.com. Catch all episodes of The New American Daily by visiting https://thenewamerican.com/video/tv/.

A congressional investigation reveals that White House officials bullied the largest book retailer in the world, Amazon, to suppress a pile of books critical not just of the Covid injection but vaccines in general. The list of childhood vaccines has grown exponentially over the last half century. All this begs the question: Since the government has made it clear that public safety is not its primary concern, why is it so obsessed with the public perception of vaccines? Visit JBS.org for more on The John Birch Society. https://jbs.org/ For reliable news and in-depth information, explore The New American at https://thenewamerican.com. Catch all episodes of The New American Daily by visiting https://thenewamerican.com/video/tv/.

Charles Cole has been a lifelong student of the Russian language and of Russian and Soviet culture, history, and politics. He graduated from an intensive, 18-month Russian Course at the Defense Language Institute (DLI) in Monterey, California, after which he served in signals intelligence with the Army Security Agency at a border listening post in West Germany monitoring Soviet military radio communications. In 1973, Cole returned to DLI to teach Russian to American military personnel and worked alongside hundreds of former Soviet citizens until retiring in 2002. While in California, he also served six years as a Warrant Officer in a U.S. Army Reserve Psychological Operations (PSYOP) battalion writing leaflets and broadcast materials targeted at Soviet forces in East Germany until 1991, at which time the Soviet Union dissolved. After military service, he obtained a degree in Russian and German from Kent State University in 1972 and promptly joined a United States Information Agency (USIA) cultural exchange exhibit which traveled throughout the Soviet Union from July through December of 1972. This experience provided Cole with a solid understanding of Soviet Communism and its lasting impact on the lives of citizens forced to live under it. In his first book, “In Russian Wonderland: An American’s Odyssey in Soviet Russia,” Cole wrote about his experiences during the six-months he spent in the USSR from the viewpoint of a (then) young Russian-speaking American. It gives Americans a "bird's eye view" of life in a socialist/communist society. Cole’s new book, published in 2023, is entitled “America In Name Only” in which he uses what he calls “societal fingerprints” from a variety of utopian collectivist regimes throughout history to compare them with events, policies, and societal elements in vogue in our country today. He links past efforts from history with efforts of so-called “progressives” to “fundamentally transform” our republic into something which has proven on many occasions in a host of places over long periods of time to be utterly destructive. This book uses historical facts and the author’s personal experiences to demonstrate how our country is drifting toward a place called “America In Name Only.” Things we’re witnessing today evoke some of history’s worst nightmares. The book encourages Americans to carefully consider what kind of country they wish to live in, and what kind of society they wish to pass along to their children and grandchildren. For more great content, visit https://TheNewAmerican.com For more from Rebecca, see In The Spotlight at https://thenewamerican.com/video/spotlight/

The Deep State has been manufacturing real and imagined enemies for generations to justify escalating attacks on liberty, prosperity, and humanity, warns The New American magazine Senior Editor Alex Newman in this episode of Behind The Deep State. This pattern is becoming more and more obvious. In part 1 of this series, Alex focuses on the "why" and also one of the most important examples, the Deep State's funding of the Bolshevik Revolution. For more great content, visit TheNewAmerican.com

In overturning a lower court's decision, the Supreme Court recently ruled that anyone with a domestic-violence restraining order leveled against him is barred from having firearms. The chief justice said the decision aligns with traditional laws preventing people posing a danger to fellow citizens from being armed. Constitutional law expert Joe Wolverton Jr. joins us to discuss the constitutionality of the decision. Also in this episode: 23:05 | SCOTUS upheld a Trump-era corporate tax on foreign investments. 37:10 | Nearly half of current electric-vehicle owners want to go back to gas-powered vehicles. 51:25 | Donald Trump made a campaign promise Reagan made but never delivered on regarding the education department. RELATED Read "Clarence Thomas: The Court's Leading Constitutionalist." https://thenewamerican.com/print/clarence-thomas-the-courts-leading-constitutionalist/ Watch "Red Flag Laws in SC? Guns Taken in SWAT Raid, Unconvicted." https://thenewamerican.com/video/red-flag-laws-in-sc-guns-taken-in-swat-raid-unconvicted/ Take action to Save Our Children from Public Schools HERE. https://jbs.org/children/ Also in this episode: SCOTUS upheld a Trump-era corporate tax on foreign investments; Nearly half of current EV owners want to go back to gas-powered vehicles; Donald Trump made a campaign promise Reagan made but never delivered on when it comes to the education department. Catch all episodes of The New American Daily by visiting https://thenewamerican.com/video/tv/.

George Carneal is the author of the book “FromQueer to Christ: My Journey Into the Light.” He was raised in a Southern Baptist home where he struggled with the juxtaposition of his Christian faith and same-sex attraction. He would eventually spend 25 years immersed in the homosexual lifestyle in Los Angeles, but he says that Our Lord rescued him from that bondage. His story is more important than ever in this age of epidemic trans-gender confusion. Carneal exposes the source of this vice, and gives advice for both young people and parents faced with these battles. Find George on X (formerly Twitter), YouTubeand on his website GeorgeCarneal.com. For more great content, visit https://TheNewAmerican.com For more from Rebecca, see In The Spotlight at https://thenewamerican.com/video/spotlight/

Tear Gassed, SWAT Raided, & Guns Confiscated over an Alleged Misdemeanor Harassment Charge Today on 2A For Today, we interview Brian Verburg and his son Cole. This story is part of a larger documentary involving the weaponization of government, the evolution of the Domestic Violence courts, and the what happens to Americans who get trapped in a system that is biased against them. Brian was charged with harassment in the second degree and when the officers came to make the arrest they came with the SWAT team, battering rams, and tear gas. This is part 1 of a series on the Verburg family crisis and how a father has been abused by a system designed to protect the vulnerable. Stay tuned for the whole story.

In 2018, Mark Moyar,a senior political appointee at the US Agency for International Development (USAID) revealed to agency executives that hehad found evidence of wrongdoing involving five career bureaucrats. A sophisticated retaliatory conspiracy, masterminded by senior bureaucrats, started when a Special Operations general falsely accused Moyar of disclosing sensitive material and resulted in Moyar's removal. Moyar, the author of the new book Masters of Corruption: How the Federal Bureaucracy Sabotaged the Trump Presidency, joins Conversations That Matter with Alex Newman for The New American magazine to break down his story, plus share solutions for how President Trump can avoid the infiltration of his cabinet in a second term.

Recent news reports say homeowners are struggling with higher property taxes, higher insurance premiums, higher repair costs, and declining savings. Meanwhile, young people can’t even afford a home. Most Americans can’t afford vacations or name-brand food either, but demand for luxury items like cruises is booming among the rich. In this episode, the editors ofThe New Americandiscuss how dire the situation is for the middle class, why the globalists need to wipe out the backbone of America, and how to reverse course.

Much of our food today is grown on large corporate farms, but many of the methods - fertilizers and pesticides - that Big Ag uses are degrading topsoil, making farmland less fertile and our food less nutritious, polluting water and threatening food supplies. As a student at the University of Central Florida, Sam Baker saw the stark effects of the situation while on a fishing trip at a local lake. Fertilizer run-off had killed all the marine life and left the water with a foul odor. He and a group of friends at UCF decided to develop an alternative to these damaging substances. Three years of hard work paid off with winning the grand prize in UCF’s new venture competition, The Joust. But that was only the beginning, for what started as a school research project has become a career for Sam and his friends. He founded Wriggle Brew, an Orlando-based startup aimed at ending fertilizer runoff and soil degradation by replacing polluting petrochemical fertilizers with a novel organic alternative. They now sell their products at 15 locations and online. Sam and his team continue their research through grants from the City of Orlando, the USDA and the National Science Foundation. From groundbreaking work with bioreactors that can digest styrofoam to machine-learning assisted optimization of energy-generating composters, Sam and his friends are providing competitive, effective products to both large scale ag operations as well as home users. Find Wriggle Brew on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. For more great content, visit https://TheNewAmerican.com For more from Rebecca, see In The Spotlight at https://thenewamerican.com/video/spotlight/

The military industrial complex is itching to make boatloads of cash off of foreign wars and conflicts and perhaps the beginning of World War III as Congress makes moves to add women to the draft, explained former Texas Congressman Dr. Ron Paul in this episode of Alex Newman's Conversations That Matter for The New American magazine. Additionally, Dr. Paul, a former presidential candidate for the Republican Party in 2008 and 2012, also explained the plot to undermine the U.S. economy through inflation and the intentional weakening of the dollar and the solution to it: constitutional currency through gold and silver. But despite the enormity of the battle Americans face, Dr. Paul challenged listeners to "stick to your guns and stick to the Constitution" while endeavoring to save the homeland.

In a rare moment of sanity, Congress passed a nuclear energy package designed to unleash one of the greatest sources of cheap, reliable, powerful energy. The bill is heading to Joe Biden’s desk, which he’s expected to sign. Reviving the once thriving nuclear energy sector will be a boon for Americans, which begs the question: Why the sudden turnaround on energy that has for decades been unjustly vilified? Also in this episode: @ 22:28 | For the first time in history, the U.S. faces a nuclear-armed alliance in Russia and North Korea; @ 43:05 | It is summer, it is hot, and—right on cue—the climate stooges are freaking out; RELATED Read "Environmentalism’s Opposition to Nuclear Energy" Watch "U.S. Needs to Ratchet Up Natural Gas, Oil, and Nuclear Energy Sectors: Frank Lasee" Read "Climate Alarmists Unmasked" Catch all episodes of The New American Daily by visiting https://thenewamerican.com/video/tv/.

TheUnited States Supreme Courtis set to hear acase out of Georgiathat deals with allegations of rampant election fraud. The superior courts of Columbia and Morgan counties – as well as Georgia’s Supreme Court – threw the case out on a technicality – saying that the petitioners didn’t sue the right entities. They should have named the State of Georgia and various counties rather than Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and other election officials who they believe at least enabled, if not committed, the fraud. However, Raffensperger and the other officials claimed sovereign immunity according to the Georgia Constitution. Meanwhile, the allegations themselves are being ignored and, according to the petitioners, the crimes they have uncovered not only adversely affected past elections, but will in November as well. Several Georgia residents have filed amicus briefs in support of the petitioners. One of them recently joined The New American Senior Editor Rebecca Terrell in the spotlight.Kim Brooksis an industrial engineer and information technology specialist who has spent the last few years analyzing data from the Georgia Secretary of State files, working with several counties to uncover widespread problems in voter rolls. She detailshundreds of thousands of instanceswithin Georgia voter databases that she believes equate to identity theft and manipulation of dates, ballots and votes. As stated in her document: This Brief is not about which Federal or State candidate won, but it does prove that no one could possibly know who the valid winner was. She also notes that if Raffensperger and other election officials failed to perform their “ministerial duties,” they do not qualify for the sovereign immunity defense.

Joe Biden’s illegitimate administration just unilaterally implemented a policy that provides amnesty to half a million illegals. Republicans are rightly calling it what it is, an invitation for more illegals to break into the country. Meanwhile, the legal immigration system has been broken for decades. In this episode, TNA editors discuss Biden’s new edit and their personal experiences with the immigration system Catch all episodes of The New American Daily by visiting https://thenewamerican.com/video/tv/.

Zuny Duarte-Tarrio is the mother of the former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, who was sentenced last September to 22 years in federal prison in relation to the Washington D.C. protests on January 6, 2021. He was convicted of seditious conspiracy with a terrorism enhancement, though he was not in the nation’s capital that day. Zuny joins The New American senior editor Rebecca Terrell with updates on her son’s appeal process and news of the latest attacks that J6 families are enduring. Learn more about the story here, here and here. For more great content, visit https://TheNewAmerican.com For more from Rebecca, see In The Spotlight at https://thenewamerican.com/video/spotlight/

News reports about bird flu have gushed from mainstream media spigots continuously over the last few months. And considering the track record of “public health officials,” Americans have been right to treat the reports with skepticism. Nevertheless, bird flu has already affected food production and a former CDC director is warning that a human pandemic is inevitable thanks to the actions of humans, not the disease. See “The Founders’ Brilliant Solution to Big Government: Article VI “Booklet here https://jbs.org/assets/pdf/Article-VI-Booklet.pdf Visit JBS.org for more on The John Birch Society. https://jbs.org/ For reliable news and in-depth information, explore The New American at https://thenewamerican.com. Catch all episodes of The New American Daily by visiting https://thenewamerican.com/video/tv/.

Criminal law attorney Christopher Zampogna says there is an alarming trend in prosecution of police officers. Operating in both Washington DC and New York, his law firm, Zampogna PC, has witnessed an increasing uptick since courts reopened after Covid lockdowns. Zampogna is past president of the Bar Association of D.C. and now serves as a fellow of the American Bar Association, a position offered to only one percent of its members. He meets with The New American senior editor Rebecca Terrell to discuss his experience with the phenomenon and offer insights about what the future holds. For more great content, visit https://TheNewAmerican.com For more from Rebecca, see In The Spotlight at https://thenewamerican.com/video/spotlight/

Globalist, leftwing, and open-borders parties were hammered in the recent elections for the European "Parliament," sparking concerns among establishment voices that those trends foreshadow similar developments in the United States, explains The New American magazine's Alex Newman in this episode of Behind The Deep State. France saw globalist and pro-mass migration parties especially devastated, setting up a potential dramatic shift in French politics that will reverberate across the European Union. However, the establishment media is spinning several phony narratives about the election. And the background of the EU, which is the globalist model for the world, has remained largely hidden. Alex breaks it down here.

Geological engineer and mining expert Darr Moon delivered a sobering message to the Idaho State Republican Convention in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho on June 13. Decades of environmental regulatory overkill, lawfare, and media demonization of mining have chased the mining industry out of the United States and locked up our abundant mineral resources that are necessary for a sustainable economy and national defense. America, which was previously the world leader in mining and metallurgy and which developed the technologies and techniques used all over the world, has now become dangerously dependent on China, Russia, and other adversaries. “We will not continue as a modern, industrialized society, let alone a superpower if this dangerous trend is not reversed – and soon,” he told The New American. Most Americans are unaware that we are 100 percent dependent on foreign countries, principally China, for example, for gallium, indium, mica, graphite, scandium, tantalum, manganese, strontium, and yttrium. And 95 percent dependent for rare earths, titanium, and bismuth. Our computers, cell phones, televisions, medical and scientific instruments –- virtually everything electronic -- depends on these essential materials. “A Stealth F-35 fighter jet requires 920 pounds of rare earth elements (REEs) and an Arleigh Burke class destroyer requires 5,200 pounds” he noted. We are also severely dependent on foreign copper, zinc, cobalt, silver, antimony, tungsten, magnesium, vanadium, potash, chromium, and aluminum. The good news, Moon said, is that there is no excuse for this dependence, since the western states of the U.S. are abundantly blessed with vast treasures of these vitally needed resources. “Idaho, the ‘Gem State,’ is particularly blessed with many of these elements in rich concentrations,” he noted. The problem, he notes, is that the federal government has locked up these resources under various environmental pretexts. The solution to this problem is to remove the federal government’s political stranglehold on our minerals and our mining, processing, and refining. “Trump proved that it could be done with oil and gas, converting us from energy dependency to energy independence and energy exporting. The same must be done with regard to our situation with strategic minerals,” Moon said.

Ukraine is now a formal ally of the United States, thanks to a new 10-year bilateral security agreement signed last Thursday by Biden and Zelensky at the G-7 conference. The agreement commits the U.S. to continue defending Ukraine, sharing military technology, imposing economic sanctions on Russia, etc. https://thenewamerican.com/us/crime/waukesha-massacre-suspect-tied-to-radical-islamic-group-leftist-d-a-laments-bail-that-let-suspect-out-of-jail/ Visit JBS.org for more on The John Birch Society. https://jbs.org/ For reliable news and in-depth information, explore The New American at https://thenewamerican.com. Catch all episodes of The New American Daily by visiting https://thenewamerican.com/video/tv/.