Goldman Sachs is recommending buying gold, describing it as the “currency of last resort,” shortly after their official predication that we are heading into a recession with a projected Gross Domestic Product drop of 5% for the second quarter of 2020. Some analysts view this as quite optimistic. Weighing in on this matter is economist Jack Hanney and founder of Patriot Gold Group. Q&A: Goldman Sachs is considered the gold standard of investing when it … Read more
A physician chimes in on why many people are taking the Pandemic seriously. With the death toll now doubling in the US and the number of cases of COVID 19 escalating, there are some individuals who are acting like nothing is happening. Surgeon General, Jerome Adams notes that there are still individuals who are in a la-la land of denial. Q: Doctor, help us distinguish between the hype and reality? How bad are things going … Read more
In a move directly linked to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Second Amendment Foundation has filed a federal lawsuit against New Jersey Gov. Philip D. Murphy and State Police Supt. Patrick J. Callahan, asserting violation of civil rights under color of law by shutting down firearms dealerships in the Garden State, thus preventing citizens from exercising their rights under the Second and Fourteenth amendments. Joining us in this discussion is Alan Gottlieb, founder of the … Read more
Guest: David Rubin from Jerusalem via phone or Skype With the race on for a vaccine or anti-viral agent to fight the COVID-19 Coronavirus, an Israeli company has just agreed to donate 6 million doses of its malaria pill, hydroxychloroquine tablets, to the United States. Here to join us in this discussion is David Rubin, former Mayor of Shiloh, Israel and the author of “Trump and the Jews”. Suggested Q&A: Why a malaria drug to … Read more
For 34 years, Peter Rosenberger has cared for his wife Gracie through the aftermath of her car accident that’s led to 80+ surgeries, multiple amputations, pulmonary emboli, and numerous infections. Now, the author and radio host of HOPE FOR THE CAREGIVER heard nationally on 180 stations and Sirius XM is quarantined with his wife as she battles the Corona Virus. How is your wife doing? She is recovering. She doesn’t feel great, but she’s endured … Read more
Guest: Alan Gottlieb/ Bellevue, WA (Pacific Time) The Second Amendment Foundation applauds Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker for including firearm and ammunition suppliers on the list of “essential businesses and operations” that will remain open during the Prairie State’s “Shelter-In-Place” emergency over COVID-19 Coronavirus concerns. “When an anti-gun Democrat governor declares that essential businesses include firearm and ammunition suppliers and retailers for the purposes of safety and security, that is a really big deal,” said SAF … Read more
Interview opportunities with Mark Bruce, D.O., F. A. C. E. P. What a difference a couple of weeks can make. At the beginning of March, we were looking forward to March Madness, opening day for Major League Baseball, the Masters Golf Tournament, and the approaching NBA playoffs. That is just our sports expectations; there was also spring break, summer travel, and all kinds of warm weather get togethers, back yard BBQs, graduation parties, etc. Now, … Read more
Coronavirus biggest-ever boom on guns sales! We’ve all heard the phrase, “Send lawyers, guns and money.” But with the acceleration of the coronavirus, the new mantra is: “Just send guns.” That’s right, people more than ever are exercising their 2nd Amendment constitutional right to keep and bear arms. But even with that right, there are government officials who seeming perpetually try to strip them of those rights, this time using the coronavirus as an excuse … Read more
No, it’s not the “Twilight Zone,” but this story may seem just as strange: A group in Seattle and a panel of bureaucrats in New York are suggesting release of certain “high-risk” prisoners to protect them from the Coronavirus. Talking Points: Joining us to discuss this seemingly insane proposal is 2nd Amendment Foundation spokesman Mark Walters or any of four other spokespersons. According to New York Magazine, “the New York City Board of Correction called … Read more
With all the talk about the physical toll the coronavirus is taking on people, what about the emotional toll? How is it impacting our relationships, including marriage when previously when one or both spouses went to work but now are either home not working or working from home? How does this newfound couples time impact roles or elbow room or even sex? What about an abusive relationship that might worsen by more suddenly having a … Read more
In a resilient country that has weathered the dual scourges of frequent wars and rampant terrorism, Israelis are now in lockdown mode. Even in Jerusalem, with Israelis only permitted to leave homes for essential needs, the normally bustling capital city has been turned into a virtual ghost town. Here to explain how the embattled nation is meeting the Corona challenge is David Rubin, the former Mayor of Shiloh, Israel and the author of “Trump and … Read more
Now that North Carolina’s Democrat Gov. Roy Cooper has declared a statewide emergency because of the spreading Coronavirus, the Second Amendment Foundation is reminding all Americans, especially Tar Heel State residents, their right to bear arms will not be impaired because of an important 2012 court victory in a case known as Bateman v. Perdue. Because of this important case, it is no longer legal to prohibit citizens from venturing outside their homes with firearms or … Read more
In the trail of the rapidly escalating coronavirus, the biggest financial quest is: Are we entering a Recession or a DEPRESSION? Goldman Sachs has just officially predicted we will be entering a recession with a projected Gross Domestic Product drop of 5% for the second quarter of 2020. Here to give us coronavirus-related insights is economist Jack Hanney. Q&A: What is the actual definition of a Recession? What is the definition of a Depression? The … Read more
Short of living on a giant petri dish, you’d be hard pressed to find a more ideal environment for the spread of germs than a pressurized airline cabin that hauls thousands of passengers each day. If Covid-19 evolves into a more aggressive virus, suddenly the airlines and the airports become an even bigger health hazard. They could elevate community spread ad the airline industry fails. Once the airlines are grounded, all modes of public transportation … Read more
With the fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic, the sometimes can be a long wait to see a physician, so for the benefit of those in our audience, we found a physician who makes house calls, to Talk Shows like ours. Joining us with some helpful tips on surviving the coronavirus is surgeon Charles Page, MD. Q&A: Q1): As a surgeon, you are no strangers to hospitals. With the rapid escalation of the coronavirus, what can you tell … Read more
Guest Peter Rosenberger is in Bozeman, MT in Mountain Time It seems that every day we hear of more companies telling their employees to work from home. The first thing that comes to mind is working in their pajamas or a bathrobe or even wearing less. But Peter Rosenberger, who is a national expert on home caregiving, says that’s not at all the way to work from home. Peter hosts the national radio program, HOPE … Read more
Intro: Researchers at Columbia University Over the past few years we’ve developed a promising technique to prevent the airborne transmission of viruses like influenza virus, which we would expect to be effective for coronavirus too. In short, the idea is to use the power of light. Here’s how it works: It’s well known that conventional germicidal ultraviolet (UV) light reduces the person-to-person transmission of viruses through the air, by killing the viruses while they are in … Read more
Guest: Peter Rosenberger from Bozeman, Montana (Mountain Time) We’ve all seen Amazon boom with the advent of online shopping. Next, we saw Uber ride the wave of the new app-driven gig taxi parade. Now the law of unintended consequences from the coronavirus is now kicking off the largest untapped growth sector for future entrepreneurs. Family Caregivers, working from home with one hand on their keyboards and the other hand on a thermometer. And with the … Read more
With the rapid global spread of the coronavirus pandemic, leaders of nations are searching for answers leading to successful containment of the COVID-19 Coronavirus. Extremely active in the fight against the spread of this disease is the nation of Israel. With all schools and many businesses already shuttered, the Health Ministry is calling for a total shutdown and quarantine of everyone in the country. Joining us for insight on some steps Israel is taking in … Read more
One BILLION Common Colds (Rhinoviruses) are Caught Each Year Now 46% of Americans are Projected to Catch the Corona virus So, you thought the Coronavirus was bad with the latest projections estimating 46% of Americans will catch it? Well, that’s nothing compared to this other plague. Medical experts now say virtually 100%–that’s right—100% of Americans will catch the extremely contagious Rhinovirus. And just what is the Rhinovirus? The common cold. Yes, the common cold, and … Read more
NOTE: Juanita would like to share that in Taiwan where Juanita lives as an U.S. Ex Pat, they caught the coronavirus early and give 2 masks to each resident every week. And if anyone tries to enter a grocery store without a mask, they turn them away. We should be doing similar things here. DEMOS of JUANITA INGRAM SPEAKING: Juanita Speaks on Female Solidarity: https://www.facebook.com/1717922998513690/videos/240156350479976/ “Where in the World is Juanita Ingram” episode from a … Read more
Based on what might be the wildest roller coaster ride in history, fears stemming from the spread of the COVID-19 Coronavirus have impacted stock markets worldwide. So, that’s horrible news, right? Not according to our guest and financial expert Troy Buder, who says, “Finally, the Stock Market is on Sale!” Q&A: 1) What would Warren Buffet do? 2) What did we learn from the Great Recession of 2009? 3) What is the single best thing … Read more
Researchers at Columbia University Over the past few years we’ve developed a promising technique to prevent the airborne transmission of viruses like influenza virus, which we would expect to be effective for coronavirus too. In short, the idea is to use the power of light. Here’s how it works: It’s well known that conventional germicidal ultraviolet (UV) light reduces the person-to-person transmission of viruses through the air, by killing the viruses while they are in the … Read more
Tiffany Stiger AKA” Hott Kitty Kat” is the singer-songwriter of the ‘viral’ song “Wash Your Hands (Coronavirus Song)” that encourages all of us to wear a face mask and wash our hands to protect us against the COVID-19 Coronavirus. Link to song: (available for bumper music and/or fair usage air play): https://tinyurl.com/CoronaVirusSong Tiffany is a very intelligent, well diverse and creative entrepreneur. She has started her career as a Teenage actress acting in major films and TV … Read more
As the U.S. continues to deal with the feared Coronavirus, this potential crisis presents a great opportunity to be a source of strength and support for one another. Patti Garibay, Cofounder of American Heritage Girls, is available to discuss her wholesome organization and how they could help deal with fear and anxiety caused by COVID-19, as well as ways their members can serve others in this time of crisis. Q&A: Amidst the rapid-spreading Coronavirus, and … Read more
COVID-19: Upgraded by WHO from Epidemic to Pandemic Interview opportunities with Coronavirus authority Mark Bruce, D.O. Tests indicate the COVID-19 Coronavirus can survive in the air for three hours and on surfaces for three days! Those are the bombshell results from a study from Princeton University study, UCLA and the National Institutes of Health. Their test results conclude there is no need for direct human contact. All a person as to do is breathe the … Read more
In High Profile Cast that Sparked the ‘MeToo’ Movement Harvey Weinstein was charged with 23 years in prison for rape and sexual assault, vindicating many who dreaded their side of the story would not be believed or that some backroom deal might be struck to thwart justice. For the 67-year-old Weinstein, this could amount to a life sentence for the former film producer. But rather than focus on the perpetrator, we’ll going to look at … Read more
“I’m not a scientist, but I can certainly discuss all things Israel!”–David Rubin, former mayor of Shiloh, Israel Now upgraded to a pandemic, leaders of nations are struggling to contain the COVID-19 Coronavirus. Nonetheless, the disease is spreading like wildfire. Extremely active in the fight against this horrible pandemic is the nation of Israel. Q&A: Why is Israel at a serious disadvantage when it comes to battling the Corona Virus? Israel is a very small … Read more
With mounting concerns over the Coronavirus, one of the most dreaded destinations on earth is working out at the local fitness center, replete with heavy breathing and perspiration. But what’s the alternative, becoming a self-quarantined couch potato? Dr. Eddie Fatakhov, a physician in Atlanta, thinks not, and has created what he considers the ideal destination spot for fitness-minded individuals who want to limit their exposure to germs. He calls it his Emsculpting Sanctuary. Patients are … Read more
Interview opportunities with Mark Bruce, M.D. Is the world over-reacting, or under-reacting to the Covid-19 viral Coronavirus outbreak? We are joined by Dr. Mark Bruce, an Emergency Room Physician who is on the front line in the expected escalation of the novel coronavirus to put the outbreak in perspective. Q&A: Is this whole think overblown or are we looking at an epidemic or pandemic? ANSWER: It is not unreasonable to call COVID-19 an epidemic which … Read more
An internationally renowned religious television host has some controversial yet powerful things to say about the COVID-19 coronavirus and I quote, “Even an atheist would agree something supernatural is going on with the Coronavirus. The worldwide fear and panic is not warranted by the evidence at this point. But at the rate things are going, the economy, life as we know it, travel and even food will shift for the worse and President Trump will … Read more
As the U.S. prepares to deal with the feared Corona Virus, this potential crisis presents a great opportunity to be a source of strength and support for one another. Patti Garibay, Founder of American Heritage Girls, is available to discuss her character-development organization and how they could help deal with fear and anxiety caused by COVID-19, as well as ways their members can serve others in this time of crisis. Q&A Amidst the rapid-spreading Coronavirus, … Read more
Short of living on a giant petri dish, you’d be hard pressed to find a more ideal environment for the spread of germs than in a pressurized airline cabin that hauls thousands of passengers each day. If Covid-19 evolves into a more aggressive virus, suddenly the airlines and the airports become a health hazard. They elevate community spread. Industry fails. Once the airlines are grounded, all modes of public transportation will be shut down. The … Read more
The Story of Patti Garibay, Founder and Executive Director of American Heritage Girls Anxiety disorders are on the rise for young girls, along with the struggle of not feeling worthy enough, smart enough, or pretty enough. Today’s culture of social media influences, girls bent on bullying, and oversexualized music performances make matters worse – something Patti Garibay, the Founder & Executive Director of American Heritage Girls (AHG) knows all too well. Garibay has spent the … Read more
Talking Points: 1. The importance of the inflammation as a potential cause of the coronavirus. 2. How does a child vs adult immune system differ? 3. How can we protect our children from getting the coronavirus? Dr. Dan answer: The data so far shows children have not been hit has hard by the virus so far. Unlike the H1N1 outbreak that significantly impacted children that has not been the case with coronavirus. This is not … Read more
Short of living on a giant petri dish, you’ve be hard pressed to find a more ideal environment for the spread of germs than a pressurized airline cabin that hauls thousands of passengers each day. Knowing that the COVID-19 Coronavirus is highly contagious under normal circumstances, it may be virtually impossible for it NOT to spread on an airplane if one or more people have that virus. Currently, the novel coronavirus is exhibiting a low … Read more
“I’m not a scientist, but I feel very comfortable discussing all things Israel!” –David Rubin, former mayor of Shiloh, Israel Every day we see news of new actions taken by leaders of nations to contain the COVID-19 Coronavirus. But every day we see that new reports of accelerating spread of that the disease.Included in the fight to stop the spread of this contagion is the nation of Israel. Q&A: Why is Israel at a serious disadvantage … Read more
Coronavirus fears have sent the stock market on a roller coaster ride. Where it will end, no man knows. Warren Buffett in his 2020 Annual Newsletter wrote, “Anything can happen to stock prices tomorrow. Occasionally, there will be major drops in the market, perhaps of 50% magnitude or even greater.” Such a drop could send gold prices soaring In a telephone interview with Kitco News, Ryan Giannotto, director of research at GraniteShares, said that the … Read more
Guest: Peter Rosenberger (in Mountain Time) One of the largest sectors in American culture is Family Caregivers. There are currently an estimated 65 Million Americans are Currently Family Caregivers. But that number is undoubtedly ready to soar because at the Rate the Coronavirus is Spreading, virtually 100% of us may become Caregivers sometime this year. Joining us is Peter Rosenberger, the leading authority on family caregiving in the United States and author of the book … Read more
Sid Roth, host of “It’s Supernatural!” Thinketh Not Was Jesus a Socialist? Democratic-Socialist Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez seems to think so. AOC bent bible scripture a bit during her address to a Committee on Oversight and Reform hearing, to fit her political narrative, testifying that President Trump undermines LGTQ rights. She implied that rich people are bad since Jesus said it’s harder for a rich man to get into the kingdom of heaven than for a … Read more
Girl Scouts USA (GSUSA) turns 108 this month – a time to celebrate or a time to mourn the lost virtues of scouting? GSUSA has made some sharp turns from the days of Founder, Juliette Lowe, including giving its highest award to a teen who organized a campaign promoting abortion. A light in the darkness for the last 25 years, American Heritage Girls shines as a faith-based, pro-life, scout-type program to redeem the future of … Read more
2nd Amendment Experts Available to Interview Michael Bloomberg dropped out of the Presidential race and endorsed Joe Biden. Together, they will launch an anti-gun campaign on steroids. Bloomberg, who having poured millions of dollars into his own gun-grabbing campaign with his “Everytown for Gun Safety,” advocating strict gun control, essentially shredding the 2nd Amendment. To make matters worse, the opponents of self-defense have enlisted Beto O’Rourke’s endorsement on the campaign trail. Who can forget his … Read more
Former Nebraska Attorney General Who Argued Partial-Birth Abortion Case in U.S. Supreme Court Available to Interview The high-profile abortion case of June Medical Services v Russo was argued in the U.S. Supreme Court on March 4, 2020. Louisiana enacted the Unsafe Abortion Protection Act which requires abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a hospital located within 30 miles of the clinic where they perform abortions. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the law … Read more
In 2016, Marilyn Hickey is one of the only people in the history of the world to have preached to a standing audience of more than ONE MILLION people! Remarkably, the venue was in heavily Muslim Karachi, Pakistan. Marilyn was recently honored by the President of Pakistan and the Pakistan Grand Imam to receive the International Lifetime Peace Award. But what might be riskier than a Christian speaking to one million Muslims? A tour scheduled … Read more
In the aftermath of Super Tuesday, it’s clear that in the Democratic race for President when it comes to 2nd Amendment rights, we are left with bad, worse and far worse. Frankly, we are looking at the three biggest gun-grabbers in U.S. history. The only thing worse for proponents to the right to self-defense would be if Beto O’Rourke were still in the race whose campaign promise during the debates. Who can forget his viral … Read more
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared victory in Israel’s unprecedented third election in less than a year. Imagine having three U.S. Presidential elections in a single year, deadlocking with electoral candidates each time. That’s what Israeli citizens have gone through and to say they have election fatigue is an understatement. However, there is a slight hitch that might lead to yet another election or elections. While Netanyahu has the clear majority, he still needs … Read more
Today, March 2, 2020, are the Israeli elections, and their unprecedented 3rd such elections in less than one year. This would be like having three U.S. Presidential elections in a single year, deadlocking with electoral candidates each time. Joining us to provide light on this unusual election cycle is David Rubin, former mayor of Shiloh, Israel, the first capitol of ancient Israel. Q&A: The first Israeli elections in April 2019 resulted in a virtual tie … Read more
Israeli scientists say that they expect to have a Coronavirus Vaccine in just a few weeks. This is great news, especially since some health forecasters predict 60% of the world population will contract that virus that is at least 1% lethal, meaning about 50 million deaths, rivaling the 1918 outbreak of Spanish Flu. Yet, despite this potential breakthrough, the silence is deafening from Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and other leftists calling for the boycott of … Read more
Interview opportunities with Mark Bruce, M.D. Has the world over-reacted, or under-reacted to the Covid-19 viral Coronavirus outbreak? We are joined by Dr. Mark Bruce, an Emergency Room Physician who is on the front line in the expected escalation of the novel coronavirus to put the outbreak in perspective. Q&A: Is this whole think overblown or are we looking at an epidemic or pandemic? Answer: It is not unreasonable to call COVID-19 an epidemic which … Read more
Due to insufficient preparedness and infrastructure in healthcare, our communities may continue to see the spread of more global diseases including the Coronavirus COVID-19. But with greater awareness, prevention, and treatment options we can prevent the spread of diseases like Coronaviruses and improve outcomes so healthcare providers can provide more informed decisions to help their patients. Discussing this matter is Dr. Dan O’Brien, a physician with and Chief Medical Director of multiple medical start-ups. Q&A: … Read more
