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Show Notes
August 28
03:18 Misconceptions About GMOs: misleading labeling practices in the food industry and the prevalence of GMO crops in the U.S., referencing information from the FDA.
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28:02 – Laurie Gregory with Biblical Beauty discussed her brand, Biblical Beauty, focusing on the importance of virtuous beauty and the impact on women and girls by the Woke Beauty Industry, and also expanded on the Godly purpose behind the creation of Biblical Beauty. Her products use natural, biblical oils and are offering listeners a discount on their products to promote healthier, more grounded lifestyles. Code Rush for 10% Off.
49:46 Jerzee Joe on GMO and Organic Foods. Discussed the benefits of GMO-modified foods, emphasizing their role in preventing global starvation and increasing crop yields while also expressing skepticism about the organic food industry, suggesting that it is often a marketing gimmick rather than a truly healthier option.
HOUR 2
01:11 The Importance of Labor Day and the Role of Free Enterprise: Richard Battle discussed Labor Day’s origins during the Industrial Revolution. Richard stressed the need to remember the holiday’s true meaning beyond just the start of college football. They discussed how the balance between labor and free enterprise created the middle class, which is crucial for a healthy economy. Richard highlighted the value of incentive-based pay and the need for better education on business operations. He also mentioned that his signed books are available on his website, offering valuable insights for students.
14:17 – Real Estate Industry Critique. John began by revisiting previous discussions on the changes in the real estate industry, specifically the NAR settlement and Realtor Practices and Industry Resistance.
17:28 – Price Fixing and the Need for Change.
19:34 – Critique of Franchises and MLM Comparison.
21:08 – Performance-Based Pay and Customer Focus.
27:17 Sunny Kutcher – Young Americans Against Socialism & Educate Freedom. Discussed Oregon’s Measure 118, a ballot proposal that would provide residents with $1,600 annually, funded by increased taxes on large corporations. Both John and Sunny critiqued the measure as a form of wealth redistribution that undermines economic incentives and contributes to inflation. They also explored the broader implications of universal basic income and socialist ideologies that devalue meritocracy. Additionally, John highlighted the success of immigrant-founded businesses in the U.S., using Leprino Foods as an example of the American Dream. Sunny introduced the “Intro to Socialism” curriculum, aimed at educating young people and adults on the dangers of socialism and the importance of preserving freedom.
46:57 – Universal Income: Longinos Gonzalez, Jr., El Paso County Commissioner, voiced concerns about universal basic income and the fact that such policies would ultimately raise costs for consumers. He also mentioned that companies might relocate to other states or countries to avoid these taxes, similar to what Elon Musk did when he moved Tesla from California to Texas. The discussion highlighted the negative impact of such policies on the local tax base and the broader economy, emphasizing the need for more business-friendly policies in Colorado to retain and attract companies.
50:06 Parking Lot Woes: Café owner facing backlash for towing cars that parked in her lot without permission. Other nearby businesses had been directing their customers to use her lot. Despite offering to share the cost of parking, the other businesses refused.
Hour 3
01:29 Why Do Jews Keep Voting for Democrats? Daniella Bloom discussed why many Jews continue to support the Democratic Party despite its shift to the far left. Bloom points out that more Jews are realizing the party no longer aligns with pro-Israel values, especially after October 7. They emphasize the importance of standing with Israel and criticize the contradictory stances of some liberal protest groups. The conversation highlights the need for better education and parental guidance to instill Judeo-Christian values in future generations.
20:26 – Dave in Woodland Park: Praying for a Broader Impact and Cancer Treatment Guidance. Dave expresses his appreciation for the discussion on Israel and emphasizes the importance of supporting Israel. He shares his prayers for a friend with aggressive cancer and requests advice from Dr. Victory on treatment options for stage four prostate cancer. John promises to ask Dr. Victory in the next show.
29:52 – Recap of Denver Cafe Owner Story: John recaps a segment about a Denver cafe owner, an Asian woman, who has been enforcing parking rules in her lot by towing cars. He highlights the inappropriate use of racial slurs against her by those who were towed, emphasizing that such behavior is unacceptable.
31:06 Changing Tone of the Federal Reserve Scott Garliss– Marketwise.com
32:01 – Jerome Powell’s Speech at Jackson Hole Economic Symposium and Concerns About Inflation and Unemployment
33:53 – Discussion on Job Market Trends and Potential for Increased Unemployment
35:02 – Analysis of Potential Federal Reserve Actions and Their Impact on the Economy
41:58 – Investment Strategies and the Future of Technology and U.S. Treasury Bonds
48:58 – Aurora Council Increases Penalties for Retail Theft. Details of the New Ordinance and Predictions on Retail Theft Trends. Broader Implications of Retail Theft