
Green Beret combat veteran Nick Freitas has earned a reputation as a leading advocate for conservative policies and philosophy across the nation. Since Nick began to serve as a Delegate in the Virginia House of Delegates, he has garnered over 100 million views on speeches that he has given in defense of those conservative ideals. In this podcast, Nick dives into the issues, policies, and political... more
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AMEN Nick!! As you said, easy for Tucker to sit in his ivory tower and make judgments…that coward couldn’t stand in the shadows of men who I have served with…
Does this mean you’re going to be behind a firewall? If someone isn’t paying, they will no longer
get your advice on the midterms? Big loss for us.
Your last 2 podcasts sound like you’re talking through a can. Please fix.
In the 1970’s one of my co-workers attended a scientific conference in Warsaw, Poland. She said people had tire sections tied onto their feet because the government had forgotten to have any shoes made. Some women had old spike heels with only the spike on the back, everything else worn off. Back then Poles were only allowed one pair of shoes a year, but there were no shoes. Some people only had rags tied around their feet.
Fair and honest information on current events. Thankful I found this podcast. Highly recommend
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This program consistently centers on conservative policy, political philosophy, and current events, with a focus on unpacking left-leaning arguments and defending traditional American values. Episodes frequently feature debates, analysis of political strategy, and calls to action rooted in faith, personal responsibility, and constitutional norms. Notable is a willingness to engage provocative topics, guest perspectives from organized conservative activism, and a clear emphasis on practical implications for governance, elections, and public policy. It often blends behind-the-scenes political storytelling with pointed critique of progressive platforms, aiming to equip listeners with frameworks to interpret today's issues and to engage others ... more
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