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I was unable to manage my time to get a fresh show recorded and produced this week, so we must suffer through one of our past episodes as filler. I’ve chosen an audio-only episode from April of 2022 because ith ad topics relevant to today – where many of the questions have now been answered. … Read more
This week, my guest is the author of ‘Truth Was My Crime,’ Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff. Elisabeth was persecuted by the Austrian Government and the European Union for stating a historical fact, but because it was about the prophet Mohammad, it became a continental scandal, dragging Sabaditsch-Wolff through the #woke anti-free speech ringer. She joins us to … Read more
After watching the last segment of Granite State Live on Tuesday, I felt it imperative to pull it and share it as a standalone for people who missed it live but might not dive into a 160-minute deep podcast. Keith Hanson and Julian Acciard have a conversation about the Democrat Party’s black history when it … Read more
You can tell a lot about where people get their “NEWS,” by the narratives people regurgitate. Phil Scott, the ‘Republican’ Governor of Vermont, was asked if he’d consider a DOGE-like forensic inspection of Vermont. Here’s his response. Scott doesn’t think giving anyone “unfettered access” to state data is a good idea. And, it’s not on … Read more
This week, Phil Kerpen from American Commitment joined me to discuss President Donald Trump’s agenda, DOGE, appointments, legal challenges, independent agencies, trade, the deficit, tax cuts, what we need from Congress, and more! Please like, follow, or subscribe to The ‘Grok on Rumble and YouTube and check for Replays of Granite State Live, GrokTALK! and Right Side Up, or … Read more
In the first half-hour, Mke Rogers joins me to talk through the legal challenges being erected to prevent Donald Trump from exposing the deep state; suits, courts, states, and more. In the second half-hour, I am joined by Kimberly Morin from the Women’s Defense League. We talk gun bills in the Granite State, from dopey … Read more
This week my guest is the co-founder and co-owner of GraniteGrok.com, Skip Murphy. We talk about Trump’s first two weeks to what’s happening in New Hampshire and around the world. USAID, buyouts, EOs, Tariffs, South and Central America, DEI, Media, Kelly Ayotte, NH Republican majorities, the mid-terms, and more. Please like, follow, or subscribe to … Read more
I lost my voice again (cough and cold-related), so I was unable to craft a new episode of GrokTALK for this week. We’ll be back with new stuff next week, voice permitting. Instead, I dug down into the GT archives and found this two-segment interview with James O’Keefe we did in December 2014. Obama is … Read more
This week, my guest is Jim Simpson, who has authored multiple books on the fraud behind refugee resettlement and displacement theory to the truth about Karl Marx and American Marxism. A former White House Budget Guy at OMB, Jim has a first-hand sense of the blob and the swamp and the history behind Manufactured Crisis … Read more
My guests are Jody and Ian Underwood. The topic is education, Public, private, Homeschool, charters, funding, including EFAs, and more. From unconstitutional monopiles to Claremont, from 5 feet to 30,000 feet, we fit it all in one hour. Production note: I’m still futzing with the program details: lighting, framing, logo, splash, music, all of it. … Read more
GrokTALK is back, and I have Ian and Jody Underwood lined up to talk about education freedom accounts, Public ed in New Hampshire, and so on. We were going to record on Monday evening, but I was incapacitated. I cannot speak (at least not clearly), so talking to anyone for an hour was out of … Read more
Tom Murray and Ken Eyring, the guys from the Government Integrity Project, joined me for a Maiden Reboot episode of GrokTALK! to discuss the flaming sh!twagon doing business as elections in Windham, New Hampshire. We review past election offenses and what appear to be years of systemic coverups, misfeasance, and perhaps malfeasance in the lead-up … Read more