We’re a bit sad to announce that this is the final episode of “The Nation Speaks,” so this is an extra special show. First, a preview of a documentary that brings COVID-19 vaccine injury out of the shadows: “The Unseen Crisis,” written, directed, and co-produced by your host, Cindy Drukier, and executive produced by “American […]
Hello, I’m Cindy Drukier, host of The Nation Speaks. We’ll be on a bit of a hiatus this winter. One reason is that I’m working on an important, gut-wrenching, very revealing documentary about people who suffer injuries from the COVID-19 vaccine. Watch for it. And we want you to know we’ll be re-broadcasting some of […]
Mothers have a big job: raising future citizens. That’s why Kimberly Fletcher founded Moms for America, and why half a million mothers across the country have now joined her in the organization’s mission to empower mothers, promote liberty, and raise patriots. “We validate what they already feel in their heart to be true, that what […]
When the Republicans take control of the House in January, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas will likely face impeachment. Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) is leading a charge to prove that Mayorkas is guilty of “dereliction of duty in protecting the border, constituting high crimes and misdemeanors.” Biggs itemized his articles of impeachment at […]
Throughout the pandemic, experts who merely question whether COVID-19 vaccines are truly “safe and effective” have faced personal and professional exile. Support for these dissenters in the halls of Congress has been scant, with one standout exception—Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin). On December 7, Sen. Johnson hosted his third roundtable discussion on COVID-19 Vaccines: What They […]
Canada is now a world leader in physician-assisted suicide (PAS)—and it only took a few years to get there. Critics of medical assistance in dying, or MAiD as Canada calls it, point to Canada as a prime example of how slippery the slope can be once the line is crossed and the practice is made […]
Most people think Big Tech has too much power, according to almost every survey conducted on the topic. So, what can be done about it? That’s where opinions divide. Mike Davis, founder and president of the Internet Accountability Project, says Congress has a golden bipartisan opportunity right now to break up the tech titans. He […]
The midterm elections set a new record for campaign spending, according to OpenSecrets.org—at least $16.7 billion, with more to come as millions pour into Georgia for the Senate runoff election. But how effective is all this spending and is there an upward limit? That’s what we ask veteran political ad man Adam Goodman from Ballard […]
Hispanic voters have never mattered more in an election. They’re by far the fastest-growing demographic, and they’re shifting loyalties. What does it all mean? We find out from Javier Palomarez, CEO and president of the U.S. Hispanic Business Council. Then in America Q&A, we ask people across the country: Is there any issue that would […]
Crime is rising across the United States, and voters are taking notice. According to the latest polls, it’s become a major election issue with midterms right around the corner. Parker Thayer at the Capital Research Center has been documenting the millions of dollars billionaires like George Soros and Dustin Moskovitz are spending on progressive candidates, […]
On Oct. 31, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments to decide if universities can use race in admissions decisions. Kenny Xu says Asian Americans are getting shortchanged and it’s time to reward merit, not skin color. Xu is the president of Color Us United and best-selling author of “An Inconvenient Minority: The Attack on […]
The government and pharmaceutical companies know that some people have severe reactions to vaccines. That’s why they created a compensation program for victims. But so far, not a single cent has been paid out, despite receiving over 7,000 vaccine injury claims (as of Sept 1). Why is that? What’s at work behind the scenes? Our […]
The numbers at the southern border are staggering. This fiscal year, Customs and Border Patrol (CPB) had roughly 2.5 million encounters with people crossing illegally into the United States. That’s a significant jump over last year’s record of 1.9 million. Add to that another approximately 900,000 “getaways,” the ones who risk everything to avoid being […]
A decade after the first states legalized marijuana for recreational use, it’s become a thriving industry. Today, recreational use is allowed in 19 states plus Washington, D.C., with another five states voting on legalization in November. A total of 37 states allow the medical use of marijuana. Clearly, acceptability is on the rise. At the […]
Where’s the beef? It’s disappearing from the American table and being replaced by fake meat from a lab and edible insects. So what lies behind this global food industry shift and how does it affect your health and the American rancher? Cattleman Texas Slim, a sixth-generation Texan, founder of the Beef Initiative, podcaster, and food […]
The mission is hard to believe, but it was impossible to refuse. On 9/11, two fighter pilots took off from Andrews Air Force Base on a mission to locate and stop a fourth hijacked passenger jet, which appeared to be heading for the Capitol. Heather “Lucky” Penney, a rookie flier, says their goal was clear. […]
If you think America would never have forced quarantine camps, think again. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul issued a directive to do just that, until attorney Bobbie Anne Cox got in the way. Cox said it was a David against Goliath battle, but she recruited allies and won the lawsuit. However, the battle might not […]
Pornography is the addiction nobody wants to talk about. But it’s wildly destructive and almost every child is exposed to it. Today, the average age of first exposure is just 8 years old (down from 11 as recently as 2016). Porn addiction recovery coach and podcaster J.K. Emezi explains what no parent wants to hear, […]
George Floyd wasn’t the only black life killed in the summer of 2020. Rioting erupted across the country, mostly in black communities, under the banner Black Lives Matter (BLM). In just 14 days, 19 people were dead, and the damage tallied between $1 billion and $2 billion in insurance claims, according to Axios. One victim […]
The COVID era has been uniquely stressful, particularly when it comes to knowing what information to trust. And when it comes to vaccinations in particular, official advice, and what some serious experts say, can be worlds apart. Recently, Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines were authorized for young children, ages 6 months to 5 years. CDC […]
