In this episode, Ed Romz discusses various pressing issues including the intersection of pop culture and politics, particularly focusing on Sabrina Carpenter's criticism of the White House.

The conversation shifts to the alarming fraud and corruption in Minnesota, particularly involving the Somali community and government officials.

The discussion then transitions to crime and immigration issues in Charlotte, highlighting recent violent incidents involving illegal immigrants.

Ed also delves into the topic of dual citizenship, arguing against its validity. The episode concludes with a light-hearted note on McDonald's Grinch Meal, exploring its cultural significance during the holiday season.

Responsibility of the individual over forcing everyone around you to accept what you want.

We take a look at ICE moving all over the country.

Whats next for Dearborn, MI and its surrounding territories.

Where are the Somali's hiding?

Why are podcasters so white? We'll take a look at that in depth.

Another coup in Africa, of course and Pres Trump cutting of airspace to eventually raid Venezuela plus much more.

We take a look at Nicki Minaj work with Nigeria and its genocide.

Understanding propaganda by the federal government and how they want the military to cause and insurrection.

Focusing on what the resignation of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene means and will there be more to follow?

The meeting the world was waiting for between Mayor-Elect Mamdani and President Trump.

Loving and caring message about Thanksgiving plus more on this episode.

This conversation explores the impact of immigration policies and what ICE and Border Patrol are doing walking around aimlessly.

The cultural significance of Selena's life and music with the new Netflix Documentary "Selena Y Los Dinos".

The host discusses current event and "Videogame Diplomacy" by blowing things up with the touch of a button.

Also reflecting on the societal implications and the importance of understanding these issues.

The conversation also delves into a recent documentary about Selena, highlighting her influence and the challenges she faced in her career.

• Selena's legacy continues to resonate in music and culture.

• Current events reflect a growing frustration among younger generations.
• Documentaries can provide deeper insights into cultural icons.
• Understanding the impact of crime on immigration is crucial.
• Selena's story is a testament to hard work and determination.
• The importance of family support in achieving dreams is emphasized.

In this episode, we discuss the dramatic end to the govt shutdown and its heroes. We delve into the political left manipulating young children into regurgitating their vitriol and paying the price for it. Look at crazy South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace being crazy and lying again.

The new "Wicked" movie and why you might be gay. Plus much more commentary and the impact of public perception on political discourse.

Clip of truth regarding money and politics.

In this conversation, Ed Romz and Lisa Ekman (former DEM lobbyist) delve into the complexities of recent elections, the influence of money in politics, and the challenges faced by candidates.

They discuss the implications of PACs, dark money, and lobbying on the political landscape, as well as the ethical dilemmas that arise in the pursuit of funding.

The conversation highlights the struggles of the average voter in a system increasingly dominated by wealthy donors and corporate interests, and the need for transparency in political funding.

Talk about Chuck Shumer to Elon Musk and many more.

Key Takeaways:

• Republican turnout was disappointing in recent elections.
• Money can only do so much if candidates are not appealing.
• The influence of PACs and dark money is significant in elections.
• Lobbying and fundraising start almost immediately after elections.
• The average voter's voice is diminished in the current political climate.
• $20 billion was spent on the 2024 election cycle.
• The government shutdown affects federal employees more than Congress.
• The divide and conquer strategy distracts from accountability.
• The budget process is often manipulated for political gain.
• Transparency in political funding is crucial for democracy.

On this episode we"ll be taking a trip to Nigeria. We;ll be looking at what does Christianity have to do with the Pussycat Dolls, also what socialism looks like with the victory of Mamdani in NY.

Whats up with these EBT Losers?

Gatekeepers in all forms, shapes and sizes.

Plus much, much more.