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Thanks again to Fox News Channel and Tucker Carlson for having me on the show, Friday, March 30, 2018!
We discussed Hillary Clinton’s interview at Rutgers University where there was an intimation about fascism and dictatorship in the USA. Plus, Tucker and I discussed and debated the responsible parties and issues around speech and fascism.
Here is a little highlight from the segment:
And here is the full segment for your viewing pleasure:
Fox News Channel had me back on Justice with Judge Jeanine Pirro again on Saturday, March 17, 2018. My fellow panelist was Tomi Lahren.
We debated the firing of Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe, the Robert Mueller investigation, and President Trump’s ties to Russia.
Take a look and if the video doesn’t play in your browser, click THIS LINK to watch :
Tomi Lahren: The American people are sick of this witch hunt
Fox News contributor Tomi Lahren and talk radio host Ethan Berman debate the president’s latest tweets about the firing of Andrew McCabe.
Thank you to Fox Business Network and Stuart Varney for having me on Varney & Co. on Thursday, March 15, 2018.
The topic was California. I talked up the positives while Stuart pointed out the perceived problems.
Here is a little highlight clip:
And here is the whole segment:
I joined Tucker Carlson again on Fox News March 2, 2018. Our discussion centered on U.S. News & World Report’s Best States Ranking with California #32 overall and #50 in Quality of Life, while ranked #4 for economy.
We covered everything from immigration to homelessness, the environment and drugs.
Here is a short clip:
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I joined Fox News Channel’s Ingraham Angle hosted by Laura Ingraham on Tuesday, February 20, 2018. The topic was the San Francisco homeless crisis which has over 7,000 people on the streets at any time leaving trash, needles, and feces on the streets.
BART Police Citizen Review Board commissioner Ken Loo represented another viewpoint from mine.
I argued that there clearly is a problem, the city made great progress addressing homeless veterans under Mayor Ed Lee, and that the feds are part of the problem and should be helping out.
Take a look at our segment debating the San Francisco homeless crisis:
Survey finds trash, needles, feces on San Francisco streets
Are progressive policies to blame for the sanctuary city’s terrible sanitation conditions?
On my KGO 810 radio show today (February 7, 2018) we had Carrie Lukas, President of the Independent Women’s Forum as a guest. Our topic was the 25th anniversary of the Family and Medical Leave Act and paid maternity leave.
Republicans have a new idea on this topic, with Senator Marco Rubio and Ivanka Trump leading the way. We discussed and sharply debated over borrowing against Social Security which is paid back with delayed retirement 1:1. Further, I suggest shoring up Social Security as I wrote about HERE.
From Politico:
Rubio has barely started drafting a paid leave bill, much less a broader legislative strategy. But he envisions an idea that has recently gained traction in conservative circles: allowing people to draw Social Security benefits when they want to take time off for a new baby or other family-related matters, and then delay their checks when they hit retirement age.
For instance, a person who would begin receiving full benefits when he or she turns 67 years old but wants to take six weeks of paid leave wouldn’t draw Social Security benefits until six weeks after his or her 67th birthday.
“That’s a new idea for Republicans who still identify it as something that comes out of the left,” Rubio said of paid family leave. “Forcing companies to provide it is perhaps an idea that finds its genesis on the left, but the notion that pregnancy should not be a bankruptcy-eliciting event is one that I think all Americans should be supportive of.”
As we ran out of time, I finished the interview with a polite thank you. Carrie finished the interview with “what a joke.”
Is it a joke to worry about disguising paid maternity leave as another punishment of women on the lower end of the economic scale?
On Tuesday, February 6, 2018, I joined Carol Costello on CNN’s HLN in studio. The stock markets are extremely volatile with a record point loss yesterday. Sean Hannity blames President Obama while President Trump has taken credit for every high. Should Trump take credit for the correction, too?
My other panelist was CNN Contributor and KABC talk radio host John Phillips
Here is a little clip.”…thanks to Pres. Obama who took us out of the Great Recession and put the policies in place that brought unemployment down. That trendline started in 2010 and sure didn’t start with this president.”
“What comes up must go down too. And so there will be another recession and this is going to happen potentially under Pres. Trump’s watch.”
And here is the full segment:
CNN International Newsroom LA invited me on Monday night, January 15, 2018. We discussed President Trump’s allegedly made deeply offensive remarks outrageous statements during a meeting with Congressional leaders where he a about the African continent and Haiti. Host Isha Sesay is from Sierra Leone (in Africa) and had some choice words for my fellow panelist, California Republican National Committeeman Shawn Steel.
I also, as an individual American, apologized to Africa for the offensive remarks.
Take a look at the segment below!
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I joined Carol Costello on CNN’s HLN on January 8th for the first time. I went up against conservative commentator Ben Ferguson to discuss Oprah’s potential presidential run and all the 25th Amendment removal of President Trump talk floating around.
Take a look at this short clip from the appearance and let me know what you think.
From my family to yours: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
May this holiday season plant the seeds of peace. May your journey lead you to love yourself and others. And may your year lead you to joy, health, and success!
And may God* bless you and your loved ones!
*or no God, or gods, or however you believe.
P.S. Please don’t just remember those less fortunate than you. Actions speak louder than words. Give love, give time, give food, give shelter, and give money to worthy causes.