Advancing the Agenda

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This podcast discusses the FBI Raid at the Fulton County Elections Hub and Operation Center. This raid was conducted pursuant to a warrant and sought information from the 2020 Election.The podcast covers three other recent developments in Fulton County:1) Testimony from a Fulton County Attorney that 315,000 votes from the 2020 Election in Fulton County were certified even though poll workers did not follow Georgia Regulations2) A Department of Justice lawsuit recently filed against Fulton County regarding the 2020 Election3) A recent court ruling mandating the release of scanned ballot images from the 2020 ElectionThe podcast concludes with the a discussion about the Republican Party's election integrity process (poll watchers, legal team, etc.) in Fulton County in 2020 and the need to buttress the election integrity process in future elections in Fulton County and around the nation.REFERENCE:The warrant can be found here.

This episode discusses the government shutdown including the Democrats' reasons behind it and how it came to a conclusion. It also offers two solutions to prevent a future shutdown.REFERENCES:(1) Episode 11 of the Advancing the Agenda Podcast: "The Filibuster, Cloture Motion, Reconciliation, and the Nuclear Option in the U.S. Senate"(2) The 12 Appropriations Subcommittees from the Website of Congressman Mike Sampson (R-ID):Twelve Appropriations Subcommittees determine discretionary funding for government functions.  Each of these subcommittees produces one bill each year.  Subcommittees include:Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies, which oversees funding for the USDA (except the Forest Service) and other agencies;Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies, which oversees funding for the Department of Commerce, the Department of Justice, NASA, and other agencies;Defense, which oversees funding for the military, the intelligence community, and other national defense related agencies;Energy and Water Development, which oversees funding for the Department of Energy, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and other agencies;Financial Services and General Government, which oversees funding for the Department of the Treasury, the Executive Office of the President, and other government functions;Homeland Security, which oversees funding for the Department of Homeland Security;Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies, which oversees funding for the Department of the Interior, the EPA, the U.S. Forest Service, and a number of independent agencies;Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies, which oversees funding for the Department of Education, the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Labor, and other agencies;Legislative Branch, which oversees funding for the House of Representatives (the Senate Legislative Branch oversees funding for the U.S. Senate), the U.S. Capitol, the Library of Congress, and other legislative branch functions;Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies, which oversees funding for military construction (including military housing), the Department of Veterans Affairs, and related agencies;State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs, which oversees funding for the U.S. State Department, USAID, and related programs;Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies, which oversees funding for the Department of Transportation, HUD, and related agencies.

This podcast explains the recent orders from President Trump to federalize the police in Washington, D.C. and deploy National Guard troops. It discusses two arguments from the Democrats against Trump's policy and why these arguments fail.

This episode discusses the race for Mayor of New York City. It calls on Republicans to support the Republican nominee, Curtis Sliwa. It describes how Sliwa's group, the Guardian Angels, helped decrease the rate of crime in New York City. It explores the candidacy of Democrat Socialist Zohran Mamdani, Ranked Choice Voting (the voting system used in the primary), the current polls, and how the math favors the candidacy of the Republican, Curtis Sliwa. REFERENCES:Article from the Heritage Foundation on Ranked Choice VotingWebsite for the Guardian AngelsVideo 1 on the Guardian AngelsVideo 2 on the Guardian AngelsVideo of Protester Interrupting a Curtis Sliwa SpeechFBI Statistics on Crime in New York CityVideo from PragerU: "Capitalism vs. Socialism"Campaign Website for Curtis Sliwa

This episode includes the reading of the Declaration of Independence. It discusses the inspiration for this episode, the late Dr. Charles Krauthammer. It offers ideas from PragerU and Dennis Prager on ways to celebrate the Fourth of July.Article by PragerUOrder Page (Free) for PragerU's Independence Day Celebration BookArticle by Dennis Prager

This podcast discusses the recent protests in America. It differentiates between protests and civil unrest. The podcast then addresses President Trump's deployment of the National Guard.The podcast discusses the "No Kings" podcasts. It explains why President Trump has not been acting like a king.Lastly, the podcast explains that, if Americans are concerned about kings and queens, then Americans should enact term limits for Congresspersons and Senators.

This podcast discusses two issues:1) The One Big, Beautiful Bill: The podcast covers disagreements in the House, potential challenges in the Senate, and the process of how different House and Senate bills are reconciled and reach the President's desk. It discusses is the amount of government spending, the effect on the national debt, and the scoring of the bill by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). It also describes the SALT Tax Deduction.2) The Cancer Diagnosis of President Joe Biden

This podcast covers three topics:1) Moving the Super Bowl to Saturday or to an earlier time2) Moving the National Championships for college football and men's college basketball3) Thoughts on this year's Super Bowl Halftime Show featuring Kendrick Lamar

This episode is Episode 100. Thank you to all of the listeners! A picture of the cake celebrating the 100th episode can be found on X and TruthSocial: @mbabramson.This podcast covers the 2024 election. Specifically, it discusses:1) The Presidential Victory in terms of the electoral college, popular vote, gains in votes by demographics, and gains in votes in areas which traditionally vote Democrat.2) The Republican majority in the U.S. Senate and how the two vacated seats were replaced3) The Republican majority in the U.S. House of Representatives and how the vacated seats will be replaced. The process for replacing the seat for Congresswoman Elise Stefanie, when she resigns to become the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, could face litigation.

When it was revealed that Oprah Winfrey's production company, Harpo Productions, was paid $1 million in conjunction with Oprah interviewing Kamala Harris, many people were surprised and some were upset. This payment, however, was consistent with campaign finance law. This podcast addresses the payments to celebrities for appearing at campaign events, whether for Democrat or Republican candidates. The podcast argues that the Federal Election Commission (FEC) should create a new rule stating that campaigns must disclose the payments to the celebrities at the time of the performances.

This podcast discusses: (1) The recent Georgia Court of Appeals ruling to remove Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and her office from the case (2) The Fulton County Superior Court ruling which permits the Georgia Senate Special Committee on Investigations to issue subpoenas to District Attorney Fani Willis

This episode argues that President Trump should more aggressively deny a connection to Project 2025. He has already denied a connection. This episode, however, offers five (5) suggestions for denials which are more aggressive. The episode starts off with an explanation of Project 2025 and Vice President Harris' arguments regarding Project 2025. REFERENCES: President Trump's 20 Core Promises Project 2025 Website Vice President Harris' Commercial Entitled "Backwards 30s"

This episode is an interview with Dr. Barry Zisholtz ("Dr. Z"): Republican Nominee for Georgia's House District 86. REFERENCES: Dr. Zisholtz's Campaign Website Dr. Zisholtz's Interview on Greg Kelly Reports on Newsmax

This episode is an interview Dr. Samantha Brown-Parks: Republican Nominee for the Georgia House of Representatives, District 54 REFERENCE: Website for Dr. Samantha Brown-Parks

This podcast provides an overview of the Vice-Presidential Debate and offers ten (10) suggestions for Senator J.D. Vance.

This episode reviews the Presidential debate including the moderators' performance and those of both President Trump and Vice President Harris. Various observations from listeners are included. Last, a new format for Presidential Debates is offered.

This podcast is an interview with Christopher Liddell on his new book "Year Zero: The Five-Year Presidency." Amazon.com describes the book as follows: "Designing and operating an effective White House are critical to the success of any presidency—and to democracy in the United States. Former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Christopher Liddell offers a strategic approach to building a strong and successful presidency. An astute and experienced operative, he demonstrates persuasively that action must be taken early, comprehensively, and visibly, starting in what he calls Year Zero, the year before governing. His book lays out concrete nonpartisan steps and recommendations that would significantly improve how the White House functions and thus rebuild trust in one of our most fundamental institutions." Christopher Liddell served as the Former Deputy Chief of Staff to President Trump. He has also been Chief Financial Officer to several public companies including Microsoft and General Motors. LINKS: Year Zero: The Five-Year Presidency Romney Readiness Project: Retrospectives and Lessons Learned Christopher P. Liddell: Website

This podcast is an interview with Chairman Josh McKoon, Chairman of the Georgia Republican Party. The interview focuses on President Trump's positions and the activities of the Georgia Republican Party. LINKS: Platform of the Republican Party Website for Courtney Kramer, Candidate for District Attorney of Fulton County (opposing current District Attorney Fani Willis) Website for the Georgia Republican Party

Robert F. Kennedy could have a positive impact on President Trump's chances in November for three (3) reasons. REFERENCES Robert F. Kennedy's speech on suspending his campaign, endorsing President Trump, and taking his name off the ballot in battleground states