While low unemployment and rising real incomes suggest a strong economy, the growing appeal of socialism among American youth is often attributed to economic factors, driven by the persistent 'affordability' narrative pushed by the Left and mainstream media. However, the primary drivers are actually online trends and the influence of higher education institutions. Invest USA's Michael Letts joins the show to discuss a decision by a San Diego Sheriff to bar ICE from utilizing local training facilities. Despite frequent complaints from the left regarding ICE's training standards, access to these facilities is now being denied. Does this move signal that San Diego will refrain from arresting illegal immigrants, and what message does it convey to law-abiding citizens? Seeking a figure capable of rivaling Joe Rogan's massive reach, Democrats aimed to cultivate a powerful voice to energize their base and attract new voters. They turned their focus to Hasan Piker, a wealthy and openly anti-American personality. However, while party strategists anticipated they could manage his influence, they are now discovering that his radical rhetoric may prove far too extreme. Younger generations—particularly those on the political left—would benefit greatly from examining Dolly Parton's trajectory. Rising from impoverished beginnings, she set clear ambitions and pursued them through relentless effort. Her journey demonstrates how perseverance and hard work yield results. Why aren't more individuals adopting this proven path to success?
Beverly Childs, the Director of the Anderson County Museum joins the show to talk about Anderson County’s upcoming Bicentennial.
Siding with the Trump administration over the objections of California environmentalists, a judge ruled that an emergency exists, thereby overturning California’s attempt to halt an oil pipeline.
