A Political Talk Show

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Fact-Based News for All Perspectives Stay informed with A Political Talk Show, hosted by US Navy Veteran Dennis "Sonar" Greene! Airing weekdays from 4-6 PM CT on WRMN 1410 AM and live on YouTube (youtube.com/@wrmnradio), this show delivers balanced discussions on today’s top political issues.In a media landscape full of bias, we take a fact-driven approach, analyzing news sources, ownership, and credibility. Whether you’re conservative, liberal, independent, or somewhere in between, we welcome diverse viewpoints and encourage critical thinking over partisanship.Join a growing audience that values rational, in-depth discussions over divisive rhetoric. Stay engaged, challenge perspectives, and make informed decisions with A Political Talk Show.

  1. Jun 23

    The Broadview Six: Grand Jury Controversy & Constitutional Safeguards 

    The Broadview Six: Grand Jury Controversy & Constitutional Safeguards  In this episode of A Political Talk Show, Sonar sits down with Chicago attorney Jimmy Vasselli founder of Vasselli Law JMVChicagoLaw.com for an in-depth discussion of the Broadview Six case and the federal grand jury process that led to the dismissal of all charges. What began as a protest outside an ICE facility in Broadview, Illinois, evolved into a federal felony prosecution that ultimately collapsed after Judge April Perry reviewed previously sealed grand jury transcripts and raised serious concerns about prosecutorial conduct and the integrity of the grand jury process. Jimmy and Sonar walk listeners through how a federal grand jury is supposed to function, the constitutional protections built into the system, and why allegations involving prosecutorial vouching, grand juror interactions, transcript disclosures, and grand jury independence have drawn national attention. This conversation is not about partisan politics. It is about process, due process, government accountability, and whether the constitutional safeguards designed to protect citizens functioned as intended.  Featured Guest: Jimmy Vasselli Attorney and founder of Vasselli Law  JMVChicagoLaw.com  A Political Talk Show examines today's biggest political, legal, and public policy issues through long-form conversations, expert analysis, and open discussion.  #BroadviewSix #JimmyVasselli #Sonar #APoliticalTalkShow #DOJ #GrandJury #JudgeAprilPerry #ChicagoPolitics #DueProcess #GovernmentAccountability #LegalAnalysis #Constitution #FederalCourt

  2. 08/05/2025

    Firing the Numbers and Did Gandhi Choose Violence? with Elliott Serrano

    In this Episode Sonar talks with Elliott Serrano on WRMN 1410am. Hour 1: Firing the Numbers: Statistics are vital in politics because they anchor decisions in measurable reality—informing policy, allocating resources, and enabling accountability. Without them, governance drifts into ideology and propaganda. Yet statistics can be distorted through selective use or flawed methods. The remedy is not suppressing data but expanding it. More statistics—independently gathered, transparently reported, and critically compared—provide context that reveals biases and counters manipulation. Multiplicity strengthens credibility: competing datasets and open methodologies allow citizens and policymakers to detect distortion and ground debate in evidence. In politics, the cure for bad statistics is not fewer numbers, but more, and better, statistics. Hour 2: Gandhi Chose Violence Mahatma Gandhi is often celebrated as the champion of nonviolence, yet his own words reveal a more complex view. In Young India (1920), he admitted, “Where there is only a choice between cowardice and violence, I would advise violence.” For Gandhi, nonviolence was the highest ideal, but it required courage and solidarity. When political systems deny peaceful avenues for change, people inevitably turn to more forceful means. History affirms this: from Mandela’s eventual embrace of armed struggle to King’s recognition that “a riot is the language of the unheard.” When politicians ignore populist demands—refusing to listen to the grievances of the marginalized—nonviolent protest risks becoming futile. Gandhi’s concession underscores a broader truth: violence, while tragic, often emerges not from preference but from the failure of leaders to respond to peaceful, populist movements seeking justice

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Fact-Based News for All Perspectives Stay informed with A Political Talk Show, hosted by US Navy Veteran Dennis "Sonar" Greene! Airing weekdays from 4-6 PM CT on WRMN 1410 AM and live on YouTube (youtube.com/@wrmnradio), this show delivers balanced discussions on today’s top political issues.In a media landscape full of bias, we take a fact-driven approach, analyzing news sources, ownership, and credibility. Whether you’re conservative, liberal, independent, or somewhere in between, we welcome diverse viewpoints and encourage critical thinking over partisanship.Join a growing audience that values rational, in-depth discussions over divisive rhetoric. Stay engaged, challenge perspectives, and make informed decisions with A Political Talk Show.