I Spy Radio Show Mark Anderson

New leadership at the Republican National Committee looks to create battle-ready Republicans to beat the Democrats at their ground game. We think we speak for a lot of Republicans who have watched in disappointment for years and years Democrats outmaneuver, outspend, out volunteer, and out organize Republicans when it comes down to the final wire. And that success or failure depends on leadership. Ronna McDaniel was not up to the job. Like too many “party Republicans” she loved meeting more than doing. But there are two new sheriffs in town — RNC co-chairs Michael Whatley and Lara Trump. And they are showing aggressive leadership to outdo the Democrats. We talk with the secretary of Oregon's Republican Party about plans and trainings to make battle ready Republicans come November.

Bidenomics is working out so poorly, White House advisors have told Joe to stop using the term. But does anyone remember when the media objectively covered economics? After all, so much of it revolves around data. And yet the mainstream media does everything it can to attack good economies, like we had under Trump, while providing cover for lame economies, driven primarily by government and government spending, like what we have under Joe Biden. So how do you know what to trust and whom to trust? On this week's show we talk to an economist to help you think like an economist.

You'd think Biden and the Democrats destroying women's and girls' rights, that used to be protected under Title IX, would be big news. That throwing out protections for biological women would make front page/lead story status on every mainstream media print and news outlet. Well. It would have if Trump had done it. But since it was Biden and the Democrats stripping women of their rights, the mainstreamers are running cover by ignoring it. We talk with Title IX expert, Sarah Parshall Perry from the Heritage Foundation to find out just how bad it is. And it is as bad as you could imagine. The dream of education is now a woke nightmare for women and girls.

Did you ever imagine it'd be conservatives on offense to save endangered whales because "environmental" groups are willing to sacrifice them for billions in green energy? Conservatives on offense means conservatives doing the right thing and for the right reasons. First up, we talk with Scott Shepard of the Free Enterprise Project about Apple’s viewpoint discrimination (meaning conservatives) and FEP's shareholder proposal to expose the issue. Remember Apple's Big Brother ad? Turns out they've become Big Brother—even their own "reeducation camps." Then it’s Craig Rucker Executive Director of CFACT and their lawsuit to save whales from the Biden administration. Conservatives suing to save whales. While the Far left is willing to let them die on the altar of green energy? Who had that on their bingo card? Two conservative groups going on offense.

The vast majority of Americans used to be able to agree on some simple things. Like free speech and election integrity. You know. The right to free speech and that our elections should be fair, free, and secure against fraud. But no more. And the more the Left uses the power of government to enforce their view of America on the rest of us, the less we'll agree and the less we'll look like America. We interview Kimberly Hermann of the Southeastern Legal Foundation and Catherine Engelbrecht from True the Vote. Two women truly on the front lines of liberty. And the fight ahead to save America.

We continue our discussion with CIA whistleblower Pedro Israel Orta. This week, we look deeper into the CIA itself and the Deep State. We ask about rogue operations. And his take on the recent leak to the NY Times about CIA operations in Ukraine (proving Putin right, no less, so why do it?). And what about the control the CIA and Deep State have over presidents? Is it real? It's been going on all the way back to Eisenhower and Kennedy. Just how many wars and conflicts has the CIA manipulated presidents into? Did the CIA kill Kennedy? And what about that myth of "good people" in the government? Where are they and why don't they do something?