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New York has its first Female Police Commissioner (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Interview opportunity from Special Guests PR Agency Suggested interview introduction: New York’s mayor-elect Eric Adams announced he is appointing the first female police commissioner to oversee fighting crime in the Big Apple.   Ms. Keechant Sewell will be fighting surging crime rates and restoring a positive image of law enforcement officers to the general public. In this discussion, policeman Michael Letts joins us, whose charitable organization InVest USA provides bulletproof vests to police officers. Q&A: … Read more

12 Major US Cities ALL just topped their annual homicide records. Why? (Guest: Actor Eric Roberts)

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Interview opportunity with Actor Eric Roberts for national television programs: Homicides are increasing in record-breaking numbers in cities across America. Twelve major cities ALL just broke their all-time homicide records. These murders are not just occurring in Chicago and New York, but in cities otherwise considered generally safe– like in Rochester, Austin, Toledo, Baton Rouge. These are cities that, until recently, have not been immediately associated with violent crime.   Actor Eric Roberts is concerned … Read more

12 Major US Cities topped their annual homicide records – The Question is WHY? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Homicides are increasing in record-breaking numbers in cities across America. Twelve major cities ALL just broke their all-time homicide records. These murders are not just occurring in Chicago and New York, but in cities otherwise considered generally safe– like in Rochester, Austin, Texas, Toledo, Baton Rouge. These are cities that, until recently, have not been immediately associated with violent crime. ABC News reported this story that included a statement saying the reasoning behind this dramatic … Read more

Inflation surging fastest since 1982 (Guest: Phillip Patrick of Birch Gold Group)

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Inflation is rising faster than it has since 1982. The Labor Department says annualized inflation is at 6.8%, but that’s just what they are admitting. They conveniently leave things like food and gas out of the equation, claiming those categories are too volatile. Too volatile? Give me a break; what is not volatile these days. So the real question is: What is the true inflation rate? In this discussion, financial forecaster Phillip Patrick of Birch … Read more

Social Media Post: Could this be the single issue that moves conservatives from Don to Ron?

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Michael A Letts

Suggested host intro: After just over a year into the Biden administration, there have been many comparisons between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. As we round the bend to 2022, there is increased ‘chatter’ about a possible Trump-Biden rematch or a Trump-Harris contest. But there is one pairing for a possible square-off that has primarily been discussed in hushed tones. But a new initiative is being proposed by a possible presidential primary contender that might … Read more

This single initiative could lead millions of conservatives to switch from Don to Ron. (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Michael Letts

Suggested host intro: After just over a year into the Biden administration, there have been many comparisons between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. As we round the bend to 2022, there is increased ‘chatter’ about a possible Trump-Biden rematch or a Trump-Harris contest. But there is one pairing for a possible square-off that has primarily been discussed in hushed tones. But a new initiative is being proposed by a possible presidential primary contender that might … Read more

How will Averting a Government Shutdown Impact America’s Fragile Economy? (Guest: Phillip Patrick)

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Now that the U.S. Senate has passed a bill to fund the federal government through February 2022, Congress faces another deadline – the $28.9 trillion borrowing limit. So while inflation grows along with America’s out-of-control debt, Democrats still sink deeper into a quagmire of dysfunction thinking that it is “fiscally irresponsible not to spend more money.” It’s time for a conversation to unpack what all of this means to our wallets as the year ends. … Read more

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