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America Is Thriving… So Why Are People So Unhappy?
Jun 17, 2026
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Could Arizona Run Out of Water? The Truth About the Colorado River Crisis
May 6, 2026
1h 13m 29s
America First COLLAPSING? Trump, Tariffs & Iran War
Apr 22, 2026
1h 23m 17s
Winning the Iran War, Space Exploration, and More!
Apr 8, 2026
1h 16m 50s
Iran War: Lessons in Real Time — And What It Means for America
Mar 26, 2026
1h 17m 29s
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| 6/17/26 | ![]() America Is Thriving… So Why Are People So Unhappy? | Is America thriving or falling behind? The answer may surprise you.In this episode of New Frontiers, former Phoenix Mayor Paul Johnson sits down with Professor Douglas Harris of Tulane University, creator of the groundbreaking State of the Nation and State of the States projects.While America's economy continues to outperform much of the world, Americans are reporting lower levels of happiness, trust, life satisfaction, and optimism. Why is there such a massive disconnect between the economic data and how people actually feel?Professor Harris reveals the metrics that matter most when measuring a nation's success—including income growth, income inequality, life satisfaction, trust, education, mental health, and social mobility.Joining the conversation is economist Elliott Pollack, who offers insights on housing affordability, productivity, education, economic growth, and the American Dream.If you've ever wondered whether America is truly declining—or whether the data tells a different story—this is a conversation you don't want to miss. | — | ||||||
| 5/6/26 | ![]() Could Arizona Run Out of Water? The Truth About the Colorado River Crisis✨ | water crisisColorado River+5 | Terry Goddard | Central Arizona Water Conservation District | ArizonaPhoenix+3 | Arizonawater crisis+6 | — | 1h 13m 29s | |
| 4/22/26 | ![]() America First COLLAPSING? Trump, Tariffs & Iran War✨ | America First movementTrump's policies+4 | — | NATO | AmericaIran+1 | Trumptariffs+5 | — | 1h 23m 17s | |
| 4/8/26 | ![]() Winning the Iran War, Space Exploration, and More!✨ | space explorationIran conflict+3 | — | NASA | IranStrait of Hormuz+1 | space explorationIran conflict+5 | — | 1h 16m 50s | |
| 3/26/26 | ![]() Iran War: Lessons in Real Time — And What It Means for America✨ | Iran WarU.S. involvement+5 | — | JCPOA | IranUnited States+1 | Iran WarU.S. involvement+5 | — | 1h 17m 29s | |
| 3/18/26 | ![]() Republicans and Democrats Are Failing Arizona | The Hugh Lytle Interview✨ | two-party systemIndependent candidates+5 | Hugh Lytle | Republican PartyDemocratic Party | Arizona | Arizona politicsIndependent voters+7 | — | 1h 22m 07s | |
| 2/26/26 | ![]() Trump Defies Supreme Court on Tariffs — Are Republicans in Trouble?✨ | Supreme Court rulingexecutive power+5 | Bob RobbHenry Thompson | Supreme CourtNATO+1 | ArizonaEurope+1 | Trump tariffschecks and balances+6 | — | 1h 10m 21s | |
| 2/11/26 | ![]() The Economy Looks Fine… So Why Does It Feel Like a Mess?✨ | U.S. economyFederal Reserve+5 | Elliott PollackBob Robb | Federal ReserveArizona Independent Party | U.S.Canada | economyinterest rates+5 | — | 58m 30s | |
| 1/31/26 | ![]() Arizona’s First Independent Governor? Hugh Lytle 2026✨ | independent governorArizona politics+5 | Bob RobbHenry Thompson | — | ArizonaMinneapolis | Hugh LytleArizona governor+5 | — | 1h 24m 38s | |
| 1/18/26 | ![]() Predictions 2026: The Economy, Housing Affordability, Immigration & Geopolitics✨ | economyhousing affordability+4 | — | Federal ReserveNATO | United StatesMinneapolis+2 | 2026 predictionseconomy+8 | — | 1h 16m 39s | |
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| 12/18/25 | ![]() A Generation Under Economic Pressure and Trump’s New National Security Plan✨ | economic anxietyjob market disruption+5 | Paul JohnsonHenry Thompson+1 | AI | America | economic pressureyoung people+5 | — | 1h 20m 13s | |
| 12/4/25 | ![]() Is America Ready for a Third Party? The Truth Both Sides Fear | In this episode of New Frontiers, Paul Johnson sits down with Bob Robb and Henry Thompson to break down the growing political earthquake reshaping the United States — the rise of independent voters and the increasing demand for a viable third party. With nearly one-third of voters now registered as unaffiliated, frustration with Democrats and Republicans is reaching historic highs. Topics Discussed in This Episode:- Why independent voters now outnumber party-loyalists in key states- The legal battle over the Arizona Independent Party and why the establishment is threatened- How gerrymandering is killing real representation- Why MAGA Republicans and far-left Democrats are leaving moderates behind- Whether America is heading toward populism, authoritarianism, or renewed democracy- The case for smaller federal government & more power to the states- Can pragmatic, problem-solving politics still win?- Why many believe Congress is broken — and how independents could fix itThis conversation exposes what both political parties don’t want voters to hear, including how independents could flip key districts, reshape Congress, and force genuine problem-solving back into American politics. | — | ||||||
| 11/22/25 | ![]() Why Life Is Becoming More Unaffordable in America | America’s affordability crisis isn’t just a headline — it’s the defining political and economic battle of our time. In this episode of New Frontiers, Paul Johnson sits down with Henry Thompson and Bob Robb to uncover the real reasons why life is becoming harder to afford for working Americans. From tariffs that secretly raise food prices, to inflation outpacing wages, to broken fiscal and monetary policy, this conversation exposes how BOTH political parties created — and are now worsening — the affordability disaster.Topics Discussed in Video: - The political fallout of the Epstein file fight and why MAGA voters rebelled- Why Trump quietly reversed food tariffs — and what that means- How Democrats won recent elections on affordability while offering no real solutions- Why inflation feels worse than the numbers show- The truth about productivity, regulation, and America’s economic stagnation- Why independents may be the only path out of political and economic dysfunction- Housing, energy, and water crises that are about to explode in states like Arizona | — | ||||||
| 11/6/25 | ![]() Tariffs, AI Layoffs, and the new Arizona Independent Party | America is at a crossroads — politically, economically, and technologically. In this episode of New Frontiers, Paul Johnson sits down with Eliott Pollack, Henry Thompson, and Bob Robb to unpack the forces reshaping the country.- The conversation dives into Donald Trump’s tariffs and his clash with Ronald Reagan’s free-market legacy, exposing how protectionism, inflation, and political rage are reshaping the U.S. economy. What does it mean when one man can raise taxes through “emergency powers”?- At the same time, artificial intelligence is rewriting the rules of the economy. Major layoffs at Amazon, Intel, and Salesforce raise questions about automation, productivity, and the future of human work. Is AI an economic threat — or America’s next big growth engine?- And while Washington remains paralyzed by partisan division, Independent voters are on the rise — with Arizona leading a movement to challenge the two-party system. Can a new generation of Independents restore sanity, cooperation, and innovation to American politics? | — | ||||||
| 10/24/25 | ![]() Political Extremism, Dark Money, and Will Republicans Overturn the Next Election? | In this episode of New Frontiers, Paul Johnson is joined by Republican strategist Sean Noble, columnist Bob Robb, and political scientist Henry Thompson to tackle some of the most pressing questions in American politics. Would Republicans really overturn a future election? Has Trump’s leftward shift pushed Democrats toward socialism? The panel also unpacks Kamala Harris’s failed campaign, Arizona’s political landscape, the growing influence of dark money, and much more. | — | ||||||
| 10/17/25 | ![]() Peace in the Middle East, War at Home | A historic peace deal abroad, chaos at home.From Trump’s historic peace mission in the Middle East to the possibility of a lasting ceasefire in Gaza, this episode of New Frontiers dives into how Trump’s diplomacy reshaped global alliances and challenged decades of U.S. foreign policy. Paul Johnson and his panel explore the shifting Arab support for Israel, the media’s portrayal of Israel as the aggressor, and whether a true two-state solution is finally within reach — or just another short-term truce.Back home, the discussion turns to America’s deepening divisions, the debate over deploying federal troops, and the controversy surrounding ICE and immigration enforcement. The panel also dissects Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s military speech, the Arizona gubernatorial race, and Kamala Harris’s post-election reflections — all while asking one central question: Can America find peace abroad if it can’t find peace at home? | — | ||||||
| 9/25/25 | ![]() Forgiveness? Charlie Kirk 1993 - 2025 | In this episode of New Frontiers, Paul Johnson is joined by Henry Thompson and Bob Robb to unpack the emotional and political fallout from Charlie Kirk’s tragic death. From attending the massive memorial service to hearing the powerful words of Charlie Kirk’s widow on forgiveness, Paul shares firsthand insights into a moment that shook the nation.Topics Discussed in this Video: - The moving message of forgiveness versus the destructive pull of hatred.- Donald Trump’s controversial speech at the memorial—and why many felt it was a missed chance for unity.- The role of free speech, civil discourse, and the dangers of cancel culture in America.- How both Democrats and Republicans are failing to rise above partisan attacks during times of tragedy.- Broader debates on inflation, big government, populism, immigration, and global politics shaping the future of democracy.This episode blends raw emotion, political analysis, and tough questions about division, forgiveness, and the future of America. | — | ||||||
| 9/21/25 | ![]() Why Socialism Is Failing New York | Ft. Marty Dolan | In this episode of New Frontiers, Paul Johnson sits down with Marty Dolan, a former Wall Street executive now running for New York City Public Advocate. From AOC and Zohran Mamdani to NYC’s $115 billion budget, Dolan explains why New York politics are broken and how he plans to fix them.Topics discussed:- From Wall Street to Politics – Dolan’s 40 years in finance, why he entered NYC politics, and how the Public Advocate role has been misused by radicals.- NYC’s $115 Billion Budget & Broken Leadership – why New York spends far more than other cities, how radicals like AOC & Mamdani are reshaping the Democratic Party, and why progressives are failing urban governance.- A Bold Plan for Young Americans – Dolan’s economic vision to empower youth with a “no taxes until 25” rebate plan, creating financial independence and stronger futures.- Fixing What’s Broken in NYC – tackling crime with more cops, technology, and community trust, while ending government giveaways, rent control, and dependency-driven housing policies.- Unity vs Division – his experience running against AOC, the dangers of victim mentality and political violence, and how the Unity Party offers a path toward American self-sufficiency and national renewal. | — | ||||||
| 9/13/25 | ![]() Understanding Partisan Power: Independents Rising | America is facing one of the most critical moments in modern history. In this New Frontiers episode, Paul Johnson is joined by Bob Rob and Henry Thompson to uncover how both major parties are failing, how global power is shifting, and why independents could hold the key to America’s future.Topics Discussed in This Episode: - Trump’s emergency powers & the collapse of democratic guardrails- Trump’s tariffs pushing India closer to China and Russia- The new authoritarian alliance: China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea- How tariffs hurt poor countries and weaken global democracy- GOP betrayal of small-government and free-market conservatives- Democrats’ failures on crime & the debate over federal troops- The immigration divide and partisan polarization in America- Government shutdown threats and America’s economic instability- Jobs, interest rates, and why the economy will decide the next electionChapters: 00:00 - Rewriting American Democracy05:13 - Introduction08:42 - India’s Prime Minister Modi at Xi’s Parade: A Warning for America14:17 - The New Axis of Authoritarians: China, Russia, Iran & More17:20 - Is the U.S. Already in a Cold War With China?21:23 - Trump’s Foreign Policy: Tariffs, Allies, and Global Fallout25:46 - Which Government Thrives in an Economic Crisis?33:16 - Tariffs, Politics & The World Economy at Risk35:27 - Trump vs Free Markets: How He Breached Private Industry43:28 - Trump’s Federal Troops in Democratic Cities52:47 - Where Republicans and Democrats Secretly Agree58:38 - Government Shutdown: Should Democrats Fight or Fold?1:09:01 - America’s Economy in Crisis: Jobs, Inflation & Deficits1:16:56 - Final Remarks and Conclusion | — | ||||||
| 8/29/25 | ![]() Is the Democratic Party Collapsing? Something New Is Coming... | The Democratic Party is facing a crisis like never before. With millions of voters leaving, independents on the rise, and Republicans gaining ground, is America ready for a third party revolution?In this episode of New Frontiers, Paul Johnson, Henry Thompson, and Bob Robb break down the shocking voter registration numbers, the challenges Democrats face with their base, and how Trump’s policies are reshaping both parties.From the economy, inflation, and immigration to debates over wokeness, national security, and pro-growth agendas, this panel asks the hard question: Does the Democratic Party have a future—or is it time for something new? | — | ||||||
| 8/15/25 | ![]() Why America Needs a Third Party Now — Before the Economy Breaks | Are Democrats and Republicans failing the American people? Is a third-party revolution underway? In this episode of New Frontiers, Paul Johnson (Chair of Arizona’s No Labels Party) is joined by economist Elliott Pollack and professor Henry Thompson to break down the critical issues reshaping American politics and the economy.TOPICS COVERED- The rise of the No Labels Party and the alienated voter majority - The real impact of Trump’s tariffs on jobs and inflation- Why a balanced federal budget could drive interest rates below 3.6%- Using AI to model budget policy: Can tech solve the deficit crisis?- Gerrymandering and how open primaries may fix broken democracy- Corruption, crypto, and political decay—how deep does it go?- Are we losing our grip on universal values and truth?🚨 This isn't left or right—this is a call to the center, the forgotten majority.💬 Leave your thoughts in the comments, and join us for the Live Open Forum on September 2nd. Help shape the future of the No Labels Party! | — | ||||||
| 8/1/25 | ![]() Weaponizing Conspiracies Theories | In this episode of New Frontiers, host Paul Johnson sits down with psychologist Dr. Emily Bashah, political columnist Bob Robb, and professor Henry Thompson to dissect the explosive impact of conspiracy theories in American politics and culture. This gripping discussion delves into the rise of QAnon, the Epstein file scandal, and how political figures from both the left and the right strategically fuel these narratives. Together, they explore the psychological traps, victimhood ideologies, and the social media-driven spread of misinformation that threatens the foundations of democracy.Topics Discussed in the Video- The Rise and Weaponization of Conspiracies: Paul Johnson lays the foundation for understanding how conspiracy theories, once dismissed as fringe, have been strategically weaponized in modern politics—particularly by Donald Trump. This includes the deliberate courting of QAnon believers and how politicians are capitalizing on growing distrust.- The Epstein Files Controversy: The panel analyzes how the Epstein scandal sparked a rare fracture within Trump’s MAGA coalition. Bob Robb and Henry Thompson reflect on the political implications of releasing raw investigative files and why even Trump can’t control this narrative anymore.- Three Psychological Profiles of Conspiracy Believers: Dr. Emily Bashah presents groundbreaking insights from her forensic psychology work, categorizing conspiracy theorists into three groups: those with agency, those with a victim mindset, and those suffering from psychological disorders. Her research shows how each group becomes susceptible to radical ideas.- Radicalization and Social Media: The conversation explores how digital platforms amplify extremist thought, drawing connections between Pizzagate, incel movements, and acts of violence. Dr. Bashah illustrates how isolation, echo chambers, and dopamine feedback loops can radicalize everyday people.- The Left Isn’t Immune: While much of the conversation focuses on right-wing extremism, Paul Johnson shifts the lens to conspiracy narratives embraced by the progressive left. Drawing on postmodern theory and anti-Zionist movements, the panel critiques how identity politics and academic ideology can also foster dangerous misinformation.- Antisemitism and Global Parallels: Henry Thompson traces the historical roots of antisemitism and its disturbing reemergence in both right-wing populism and left-wing activism. The panel discusses how global instability—from Gaza to Germany—is reviving old hatreds under new ideological disguises.- Solutions and Optimism: The discussion concludes with calls for critical thinking, greater political reform, and a re-engagement with optimistic leadership. Paul Johnson emphasizes the need to empower independent voters and dismantle structural partisanship to curb the influence of extremist ideologies. | — | ||||||
| 7/18/25 | ![]() Elon Musk and the Rise of a Third Party in American Politics | Description: In this episode of New Frontiers, host Paul Johnson is joined by Bob Robb, Henry Thompson, and Elliot Pollack for a deep dive into the rising momentum behind third-party politics in America. With Elon Musk proposing a new “America Party,” the panel discusses the feasibility of such a movement, the entrenched resistance from both major parties, and the massive opportunity among independent voters—now nearly 40% of the electorate.They examine the role of open primaries in improving voter access and reforming the electoral process, and spotlight the urgent need for fiscal responsibility as America faces a ballooning $60 trillion national debt. Together, they debate whether a new centrist movement should aim to win elections—or simply shift national dialogue around governance, growth, and civility. | — | ||||||
| 7/4/25 | ![]() Why Iran Hates Israel: Underlying the Causes of the War | President Donald Trump’s decision to support Israel in bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities shocked the world. In this episode of New Frontiers, Paul Johnson and columnist Bob Robb break down the legal, political, and moral dimensions of the strike – and its implications for America’s role in the Middle East. With thoughtful, candid analysis, they challenge the narratives from both ends of the political spectrum. Topics Discussed in This Video:Trump’s Strike on Iran: Did President Trump have the legal authority to bomb Iran? Was it the right call? Paul supports the move for deterring nuclear escalation, while Bob worries it was rushed and politically misframed. They also debate Trump’s desire to “celebrate” the attack and how it shaped global perceptions.Why Iran Hates Israel – and Why That Matters: Paul and Bob explore the ideological roots of Iran’s hatred toward Israel, examining religious extremism, revolutionary doctrine, and the role of antisemitism in the Islamic regime’s worldview.The Right Wing’s Stance: “The Jews Are Running America”: Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon are amplifying dangerous narratives about Jewish influence in America. Paul and Bob confront these claims head-on, exposing their historical roots and how they echo antisemitic propaganda.The Left Wing’s Stance: “America and Israel Are the Bad Guys”: Reacting to leftist figures like Zohran Mamdani, the discussion shifts to how some progressives frame the conflict through post-colonial and anti-Western lenses – often justifying Hamas and Iran while vilifying the U.S. and Israel.The Solution to Peace in the Middle East: Can there be peace? Paul and Bob explore the potential of a two-state solution, the need for democratic reforms in Gaza, and the risks of placing ideology over governance. They also criticize Trump’s pick of Tulsi Gabbard as DNI and her missteps in handling intelligence. | — | ||||||
| 6/21/25 | ![]() Is This Authoritarianism? | In this episode of New Frontiers, host Paul Johnson is joined by panelists Henry Thompson, Bob Robb, and Elliott Pollack to unpack one of the most pressing questions in American politics today: Is the U.S. slipping into authoritarianism?Topics Discussed in This Video:What Makes a Leader Authoritarian?: Henry Thompson explains how free and fair elections distinguish democracies from autocracies, with examples from Hungary and Germany.Trump and the Limits of Power: Bob Robb argues that Trump has authoritarian instincts, especially in undermining court authority and targeting opponents. Paul and Elliott challenge the depth of that threat, placing faith in America's structural safeguards.Political Messaging and Fear-Mongering: Is calling Trump authoritarian a strategic error by Democrats? Paul believes overplaying this narrative may distract from real policy debates voters care about.Immigration Showdowns in Los Angeles: The panel analyzes Trump’s decision to send military forces into LA during immigration protests, with varying views on legality, political motive, and precedent.Crackdown on Universities: Trump’s threats to cut funding to schools like Harvard raise concerns about academic freedom. The group discusses whether this is a legitimate policy or a political attack.Middle East Tensions and Presidential War Powers: As Israel strikes Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, the panel debates whether Trump should unilaterally authorize U.S. military support. The conversation highlights the blurred line between war powers and congressional oversight.The Courts’ Role in Preserving Democracy: Despite executive overreach from both parties, the courts have largely held the line. The episode explores how future legal decisions may shape presidential authority going forward. | — | ||||||
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