Episodes

On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head is joined by political attorney Dan Backer from Chalmers, Adams, Backer & Kaufman, LLC, to break down the complexities of campaign finance in today’s political arena. Known for his landmark Supreme Court victory in McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission (FEC) and for holding Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) accountable, Backer shares his expert insights on the challenges both parties face under current campaign finance regulations.

The conversation zeroes in on the fundraising strategies used by Democrats, particularly through processing platforms like ActBlue, exposing potential legal loopholes and vulnerabilities that will only create further controversy across the nation. As House Republicans look to investigate and remedy the existing issues, Backer and Head discuss their main concern of foreign money laundering by Democratic donors taking place across the country. Nevertheless, the inconsistent enforcement by the FEC over the years paints a clear picture of the current political landscape as we head towards the 2024 presidential election.

With predictions of increased legal battles and the looming threat of fraud, this podcast episode offers a critical look at how money, law, and politics intersect in today’s fragile America. Be sure to follow Dan Backer on X (formerly Twitter) @DanBackerEsq. If you’re looking for a consultation or you’re interested in learning more about Chalmers, Adams, Backer & Kaufman, LLC you can visit their website: www.ChalmersAdams.com. You can also find this podcast and host Amanda Head on X by searching @AmandaHead or @FurthermorePod.

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On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head dives into Kamala Harris’ decision choosing progressive Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running-mate with former Republican National Committee Midwest Regional Communications Director Preya Samsundar. The Minnesota-based communications professional highlights Governor Walz’s shifting positions on key issues while serving in public office, as well as his untruthful military service record.

Samsundar also offered a thought-provoking perspective on the role religion may have played in Harris’ decision, specifically pointing to Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro’s Jewish faith and his recent apology for having an ‘Israel themed bar mitzvah at 13 years old.’

Furthermore, the conversation also highlights the economic challenges facing young people in this election cycle and the growing need for the Republican Party to cultivate a new generation of smart, articulate and relatable influencers.

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On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head talks with the former Associate Director for Economic Policy in President Donald Trump’s White House Dr. Vance Ginn. Dr. Ginn has continued to educate the American people and promote economic freedom through his vast work with our nation’s premiere think thanks, through the work of his own firm, Ginn Economic Consulting, as well as on the great “Let People Prosper Show” Podcast which can be heard on Apple Podcasts amongst other platforms.

Dr. Ginn and Head delve into the growing concerns about economic uncertainty and the potential for a recession, examining key indicators such as increasing cash holdings and the inversion of the yield curve, both of which have historically preceded recessions.

Furthermore, the duo critically evaluate the Biden-Harris Administration’s economic policies, arguing that they lack sound economic assumptions and could lead to persistent inflation and distortions in the economy. They also touch on the Trump Administration’s successful economic policies, emphasizing the importance of fiscal responsibility and spending reduction to foster economic growth and job creation.

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On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head talks with Terry Schilling, the President of the American Principles Project about his op-ed that examines Vice President Kamala Harris’s run for president in 2024. Schilling voices concern over media manipulation, while Head emphasizes the challenges Harris faces in defending her far-left progressive record.

Furthermore, Schilling and Head dive into a discussion that revolves around Vice President Harris’s policy agenda, with a particular focus on her favorable stance on the transgender movement. Head and Schilling also explore the inner workings of the Democratic Party, as members of their political party continue to clash on issues like voter turnout, radicalism, family values, and environmental policies.

Be sure to follow Terry Schilling and the American Principles Project on X: @Schilling1776 and @APProject to keep up with their great work. You can also read Schilling’s latest op-ed by clicking here: https://www.theblaze.com/columns/opinion/republicans-cant-ignore-kamala-harris-biggest-weakness

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On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head talks with Republican Congressional Candidate Joe Kent about his upcoming primary election in the Third Congressional District of Washington. Within their discussion is a conversation on pressing challenges and promising opportunities ahead, dissecting key endorsements and strategies for winning over undecided voters. The Trump-endorsed Kent sheds light on the controversial practices of ballot harvesting and mail-in voting in his state, highlighting concerns about their integrity and the persistent push by Democrats to utilize these controversial systems.

The conversation shifts to the tactics Democrats use to divert attention from their record and policies concerning the significant impact of illegal immigration on public safety. With VP Kamala Harris, the Democrats’ presumptive presidential nominee, in the spotlight, Kent and Head discuss the party’s failures in addressing the fentanyl crisis and securing the southern border. In a critical look at national security, this conversation also examines the current state of the military under President Biden’s supervision, raising concerns about readiness, morale, and leadership.

If you’re in Washington or are looking to learn more about Joe Kent’s candidacy for Congress you can follow him on X by searching: @JoeKent16Jan19 or by visiting his website: JoeKentForCongress.com

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On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head and White Coat Waste Project’s Senior Vice President for Public Policy and Advocacy Justin Goodman discuss the inhumane practice of animal testing in government labs and the pharmaceutical industry, highlighting the need to defund and end these practices. Goodman adds ethical concerns and calls for regulatory changes to prioritize human health over animal welfare.

The conversation turns to Dr. Anthony Fauci’s alleged involvement in a beagle abuse scandal and federal crimes, with speakers calling for Congress to refer the case to the Department of Justice for investigation. Head also questioned Goodman on whether or not Anthony Fauci had any connection to children being tested with AIDS drugs. While Goodman said he had seen stories about it, he believes that “we don’t know the truth about a lot of things” as it regards Dr. Fauci’s work as the highest paid doctor within the federal government.

Be sure to follow Justin Goodman and the great work of the White Coat Waste Project on social media by searching @JustinRGoodman and @WhiteCoatWaste.

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On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head talks with 40 Days for Life President and CEO Shawn Carney. The conversation is a deep dive into the pro-life movement’s ongoing efforts to close abortion facilities and save lives. They explore the significant impact of 40 Days for Life, the power of ecumenical cooperation, and the movement’s role in reducing abortion rates. The discussion also covers the potential influence of abortion on the 2024 election. Carney says, “we’ve never had a presidential candidate, pro-life or pro-abortion, make abortion the number one issue.” He goes on to tell Head, that this is an ‘unproven strategy,’ especially when “abortion is not the number one topic for voters.” However, Carney believes that the issue is ‘all Kamala has to run on.’ Their conversation also digs deeper into the Department of Justice’s alleged overreach in pro-life cases, and the contentious issue of transgender athletes in women’s sports.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head hosts a thought-provoking dialogue with Reverend Dr. Robert Spitzer as they dive into the dynamic intersection of faith, science, and reason. The pair explore the growing acceptance of God and religion within the scientific community, unraveling the intricate relationship between these fields and addressing common misconceptions.

Father Spitzer, retired President of Gonzaga University emphasizes the profound significance of transcendence and purpose in achieving true happiness in his new book, “The Four Levels of Happiness.” Reverend Spitzer advocates for connecting with the absolute, transcendent, and eternal through a personal relationship with God.

Furthermore, the discussion also highlights the crucial role of parents and educators in fostering a balanced understanding of faith and science in the next generation, as well as examining the correlation between social media use and mental health issues.

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On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head dives deep into the contentious world of academic research with Professor Emeritus of Anthropology at San Jose State University and author Dr. Elizabeth Weiss, known for her truth-telling book, “On the Warpath: My Battles With Indians, Pretendians, and Woke Warriors.” They explore the critical tension between identity politics and objective truth, particularly in the fields of anthropology and forensic science. Dr. Weiss argues that the reburial of skeletal remains without clear tribal connections obstructs the education of future forensic anthropologists and results in the loss of invaluable historical information. The duo also unpacks the increasingly complex and polarized landscape of academic discourse in America today, challenging everyone to reconsider the priorities and practices within scholarly research.

You can buy Dr. Weiss’ new book, “On the Warpath: My Battles With Indians, Pretendians, and Woke Warriors” on Amazon.com today. Also be sure to follow Dr. Weiss on X (formerly Twitter) by searching @EWeissUnburied.

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