He carries a 12-foot, 130-lb. cross for over a mile every morning - and sometimes he has to deal with haters: 23-year-old Noah Hajdu gave insight on his mission and shared thoughts about the anti-Christian critics.
Heather Higgins, CEO of Independent Women's Voice and PragerU CEO Marissa Streit explore how the left uses victimhood politics to make women feel dependent on government, why defending women’s sports became a wake-up call for moms, and how bad policies on health care, childcare, and family leave often hurt the very women they claim to help. They also discuss why conservative women need to be willing to make “good trouble” and why women should not be forced into a one-size-fits-all vision of womanhood. 00:00 Being a Conservative Troublemaker 02:24 Why Independent Women Talks to Persuadable Voters 03:21 How Independent Women Began After Clarence Thomas 05:02 Why Women’s Sports Became a Defining Issue 08:58 Did Women’s Sports Wake…
Watch 'Final Hours': https://ept.ms/FinaHoursMovieFull Learn why some investors believe the GLP-1 weight-loss boom could create the next major opportunity in regenerative aesthetics—and why Conexeu Sciences is worth watching. Read the report here: https://ept.ms/investmentjournal Episode Resources: Havana Syndrome refers to a mysterious set of symptoms—headaches, dizziness, tinnitus, and cognitive issues—that has affected more than 1,500 U.S. intelligence and diplomatic personnel since 2016. The latest case, which was the most high-profile to date, is that of the former CIA Director James Woolsey, whose wife said that he was suffering from Havana Syndrome in the years leading up to his recent death. Let’s go through the details…
Rob Finnerty: Democrats' newest radical darling shows once again how hilariously liberals' virtue signaling meshes with the roots of extremist Muslim candidates.
Professor Penn previews the high-stakes Farmfest candidate forums, where Royce White faces Michele Tafoya, Peggy Flanagan, Angie Craig, and other Minnesota political heavyweights ahead of the August 11 primary. He takes aim at Minnesota GOP chairman Alex Plekish, arguing that establishment Republicans are suppressing political movements represented by Royce and Mike Lindell. Professor makes the case for a “Patriot Economy,” contrasting Rumble with Google and YouTube while calling economic support for alternative platforms essential to political freedom. He then turns to Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed, examining his background, Medicare for All agenda, and what Professor sees as a growing alliance between globalism, Marxism, and Muslim…
