Angery American Nation Podcast

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Chris Hudson, a South Carolina native, brings over 24 years of expertise in elite military operations, cybersecurity, and humanitarian work. A former Special Forces leader, he spearheaded critical missions across Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia, earning distinguished awards. Holding a BS in Business, an MBA, and certifications in Project Management and Six Sigma, Chris excelled as a Senior Project Manager at Fidelity Investments and led disaster response with the North Carolina National Guard. His cigar-rolling hobby grew into a traveling company hosting charity events for veterans and communities. As a plank owner of a veteran-led nonprofit, he’s delivered clean water to remote areas, including recent efforts in Madagascar. A certified Master Tree Farmer, Chris blends sustainability and service. “What started with a few hand-rolled cigars turned into a traveling smoke show where good tobacco fuels bold conversations, d

Join Angery American and the Guys as they provide their insight to world and national events.

Join Angery American as he invites Robert Butler and Denys Larosa to the Angery American Nation Podcast, where they will be discussing the importance of the Major Richard Starr Act and its need for passage. The Major Richard Star Act, named after a decorated war veteran medically retired due to combat-related injuries, aims to correct an injustice for approximately 50,000 combat-disabled veterans with fewer than 20 years of service by allowing them to receive both their full Department of Defense (DoD) retirement pay and Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) disability compensation without offset, which currently reduces their retirement pay by an average of $1,900 per month (per 2022 CBO data). The bill expands eligibility for concurrent receipt to Chapter 61 disability retirees with combat-related disabilities, removes the phase-in period for immediate full benefits, and amends Title 10 of the U.S. Code to enact these changes.

Kermit Jones, Jr. came across the idea of a prepper book for kids when trying to decide how to explain the topic to his four young daughters. Having attended high school in a very rural part of Virginia, he later went on to graduate from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD. After several years as a Surface Warfare Officer, he resigned his commission and entered the Chaplain Corps where he continues to serve his country as a Chaplain in the U.S. Navy Reserves. In addition to writing children’s books, he instructs on topics of leadership, personal and emergency preparedness, self-reliance, and safety, and he has been a guest on several radio and talk show broadcasts. His gun safety book, “Prepper Pete’s Gun of a Son,” has taken the number one spot on Kindle for the “Children’s non-fiction” category. Between kids and his (multiple) careers, he has learned that it is important to “be prepared!”

Join Angery American and the gang as they give their take on Election 2024 results as they come in LIVE tonight at 8 pm Eastern.