
Veronica LIVE
America’s Conservative Warrior, Veronica Kemeny, hosts Veronica LIVE, where she dives into politics, breaking news, and pop culture with dynamic guests from around the world.
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| 10/17/26 | Commies, Socialism and the Press Secretary Hot Seat with Jim Tingley—Veronica LIV | Veronica Kemeny and Patriot Pulse host Jim Tingley dive deep into Pennsylvania’s political firestorm. They expose a $5 million tech‑money surge behind Gov. Josh Shapiro, flagging fears that the cash could fuel sweeping health‑regulation changes—mandatory vaccines, gender‑affirming care for minors without parental consent, and a push toward what they call “communist” policies. The duo recounts the flood of 10,000 letters that forced Shapiro to retreat, yet warn the agenda will resurface if he wins re‑election. The conversation turns to the 2026 midterms, where both hosts lament Republican voter apathy and the “milquetoast” Senate that shies away from a true talking filibuster. They argue that a Democratic sweep of the House could trigger an impeachment frenzy against Trump, stalling any legislative progress. Jim highlights the John Birch Society’s Freedom Index, slamming Rep. Abigail Spanberger’s near‑zero constitutional voting score and branding her a “Cruella de Virginia.” International intrigue surfaces as they dissect the Michigan gubernatorial race, painting Abdul El‑Sayed as a “faker” backed by a shadowy network of left‑wing influencers. Their critique extends to Ilhan Omar, alleging financial irregularities and extremist ties, and to new White House press secretary Katie Zacharia, whose shaky debut they claim reflects a broader media breakdown. Throughout, Veronica and Jim blend personal anecdotes—uniform service, coffee‑fuelled mornings, and a shared Patriot Pulse platform—with a rallying cry for grassroots activism. They urge listeners to flood their representatives with emails, support strong‑handed Republican candidates like Stacey Garrity, and reject what they describe as a looming socialist takeover of American institutions. The episode ends with a call to action: follow Veronica’s OBBM Network TV show, subscribe on major podcast platforms, and join the fight to keep the Constitution alive. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 04m 30s | ||||||
| 10/15/26 | Breaking News and Political Round Up—Veronica LIVE | Veronica Kemeny and her wingman John Salak kick off the episode by dissecting the chaos left by Hurricane Dumbass. Veronica details the water‑soaked ceiling, a 12‑hour blackout, and a backyard turned junkyard, while John recounts his own pan‑handle road‑trip damage. The duo then shifts to a personal grievance: a private‑equity veterinary clinic in Jacksonville ripped a $1,100 bill for a simple calming shot, prompting Veronica to call out Wall Street‑style profiteering in everyday services. From there, the conversation rockets into banking criticism. Veronica slams Bank of America for prioritizing profit over American interests, citing a staggering $1.3 billion gain from questionable transactions and alleged money‑laundering fees. John adds that the bank’s multinational agenda shows no regard for ethics. The political segment erupts with analysis of the New York governor debate. Veronica recaps Republican candidate Blakeman’s zingers at Governor Kathy Hochul, while John highlights Letitia James’s controversial claim that she “doesn’t have to look at the law.” The hosts condemn the soundbites, decry the state’s poor economic ranking, and lambaste the mismatch between law‑enforcement spending and migrant assistance. Local government budgeting woes surface next. Veronica shares a Facebook exchange about county assessors inflating revenues without proper pro‑forma planning, accusing officials of greed and fiscal negligence. She calls for transparent budgeting and warns voters about unchecked tax hikes. Amid the rant, the show celebrates milestones: 300,000 downloads in a month and a target of 2 million by year‑end. Veronica plugs her presence on OBBM Network TV, iHeart, Spotify, iTunes, and X (Veronica Talk), inviting listeners to join the conversation. The episode closes with a prayer for the Pope and a promise to keep exposing the “racket” in politics, banking, and everyday life. Bold, unfiltered, and driven by Veronica’s first‑hand experiences, this episode blends storm survival stories with hard‑hitting commentary on the forces shaping everyday Americans. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 49m 18s | ||||||
| 10/15/26 | Dr. Andrew Weber on Cancer, Hope and Breakthroughs—Veronica LIVE | Veronica Kemeny welcomes Dr Andrew Weber for a deep dive into why cancer is not a single disease but thousands of distinct conditions, each driven by genetic or somatic mutations. Weber breaks down the latest screening guidelines—mammograms every 1‑2 years after age 40 for average‑risk women, colonoscopies beginning at 45, routine skin exams for melanoma, and low‑dose CT for high‑risk lung patients—while stressing that recommendations shift with evolving societies. He explains how new drug combos are turning chronic leukemias such as CLL and CML into finite treatments, and how advances in targeted therapies are reshaping outcomes for both adults and children. The conversation also tackles the flood of misinformation: unsafe supplements, unregulated ivermectin, and hype around miracle cures, with Weber urging listeners to rely on FDA‑approved care and trusted physicians. Listeners hear practical advice on red‑flag symptoms like unexplained weight loss, the importance of exercise, and the one question every new patient should ask their oncologist. Throughout, Weber balances optimism about breakthroughs with a realistic reminder that each patient’s journey is unique and requires personalized, evidence‑based guidance. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 57m 54s | ||||||
| 10/8/26 | Oh Canada, Trump, Trade and Turmoil with Leighton Grey—Veronica | In this hard‑hitting interview, Veronica Kemeny sits down with Canadian commentator Leighton Grey to unpack the growing Alberta secession movement and its ripple effects across the Canada‑US border. Grey recounts his eye‑opening experience at a 2024 Trump rally in Nevada, describing the energy of MAGA as a catalyst for a parallel grassroots wave in Alberta that rejects globalism, DEI mandates, and what they see as foreign‑controlled governance. Together they explore how Alberta’s push for a better deal within Confederation has morphed into a full‑blown independence campaign, the political hurdles of a provincial referendum, and the absence of a clear leader to steer the cause. The conversation turns to trade wars and tariffs, with both hosts warning that Canada’s current policies—shaped by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney—are tilting the nation toward Chinese influence. They cite alleged Chinese police presence, election interference, and the infiltration of DNC‑linked officials as evidence of a security threat that extends to the United States. Grey draws parallels between Trump’s hard‑line stance on China and the need for Canadian self‑reliance in steel, chips and other strategic industries. Veronica and Leighton also clash over cultural identity, arguing that a Christian‑rooted, culturally Western Canada is under siege from globalist elites and an unchecked immigration agenda. They criticize the World Economic Forum, label contemporary socialism as a form of communism, and call for a return to “freedom of expression” and open worship. The episode ends with rapid‑fire answers that reveal Leighton’s firm belief: independence is Alberta’s only hope, Mark Carney is a liar, Trudeau’s legacy is failure, and Trump is both a tough negotiator and a necessary provocateur. Listeners leave with a stark portrait of a nation at a crossroads, caught between a historic alliance with the United States and an internal battle for cultural and economic sovereignty. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 59m 22s | ||||||
| 10/8/26 | B-1 Bombers, Cornell Chaos, Terrorist Justice and AI God—Veronica LIVE | Veronica Kemeny and John Salak hunker down in the Florida panhandle as a looming storm they dub "Hurricane Dumbass" triggers raw memories of Hurricane Michael. Veronica admits she’s still wrestling with post‑traumatic stress, recounting roof loss, water‑bottle shortages, and the frantic scramble for tarps and backup power. John shares his own military‑base perspective, noting the hardened structures at Tyndall Air Force Base and the arrival of two new F‑35 squadrons. The duo swaps survival hacks—fiber upgrades, Starlink alternatives, Yeti coolers, and even makeshift bathtub showers—while lamenting Verizon’s outage and praising fiber’s promise. The conversation pivots to the tech frontier: Walmart and Amazon’s AI shopping agents, a clunky AI ordering system at Wendy’s, and the idea of an AI producer to schedule guests and streamline their show. Veronica reveals how the podcast exploded to a million downloads before being demonetized, then rebounded with OBBM Network’s TV rollout and a target of two million downloads by December. Sponsorship appeals, gun‑rights branding, and the grind of building a conservative media empire pepper the dialogue. Political fire‑storms surface as they dissect Iran‑related sanctions, Trump’s refusal to negotiate, and the broader strategy of crushing regimes. Throughout, the hosts blend personal anecdotes, infrastructure upgrades (5G, fiber, Starlink), and bold commentary, delivering a high‑energy, unfiltered snapshot of life on the edge of a hurricane and the digital tools reshaping their world. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 44m 12s | ||||||
| 10/2/26 | Israel Sky Terror, AI Alarms, Drone Wars and Faith on Fire—Veronica LIVE | Veronica Kemeny and John Salak dive into a whirlwind of security concerns, from the chaotic TSA experience that leaves passengers and crew vulnerable to the unsettling possibility of drone‑laden vans breaching military airbases. They dissect a recent English incident where vans parked near a base were found with fuel and potential explosives, drawing a direct line to the Ukrainian swarm attacks on Russian airfields and warning that similar tactics could be a dry run for future assaults on U.S. assets. The conversation shifts to rising anti‑Semitic hate crimes, spotlighting New York’s mayoral response—$7.4 million earmarked for education, synagogue security upgrades, and a $1 million grant for smaller religious institutions—while questioning the political motives behind the funding. Amid the tension, the hosts celebrate uplifting religious moments: the Pope’s massive outdoor mass in Paris drawing 800,000 faithful, and the beatification ceremony of Archbishop Fulton Sheen that attracted thousands of bishops and young believers. Both events are framed as a resurgence of faith, offering a counterbalance to the day’s darker headlines. Personal anecdotes pepper the dialogue, from John’s fiber‑internet woes in Georgia to Veronica’s health updates, underscoring the show’s blend of hard‑edged analysis and human connection. The episode delivers bold commentary on airline safety, the evolving drone threat, the fight against hate, and the power of communal worship, leaving listeners with a clear sense of urgency and hope. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 42m 07s | ||||||
| 9/30/26 | The Curse Of The Bearded Lady By A.J. Rice—Veronica LIVE | Join AJ Rice and Veronica Kemeny as they dive into the provocative themes of Rice's latest book, "The Curse of the Bearded Lady: How the Trans Mafia Whacked America Sanity." Brace yourself for a raucous conversation that critiques society's gender norms and the absurdities of political correctness. With a bold tone, AJ recalls his experiences with cultural phenomena that have redefined the landscape of humor and satire. Drawing on personal anecdotes from his military service, he paints a picture of an America grappling with sanity amidst a tide of wokeness and radical ideologies. Through incisive commentary, the duo unravel the impact of corporate decisions on branding, exemplified by the marketing blunders of Anheuser-Busch and Major League Baseball. The discussion explores how major companies, influenced by misguided middle management, cater to a radical agenda instead of their core audiences. From Kid Rock's audacious protests to the cultural battles waged by celebrities like Dave Chappelle and Ricky Gervais, this episode is a wake-up call to those who cherish personal liberties and traditional values. AJ’s book goes beyond critique; it’s a swirling exploration of the absurd lifestyles that have emerged under the guise of progressive ideology, from individuals identifying as dogs to bizarre corporate diversity initiatives. As laughter dances dangerously close to taboos, they discuss the legacy of great satirists from Mel Brooks to modern-day comedians, asserting that humor remains a vital tool in challenging conformity. With each anecdote, they question whether the current political climate will ever permit a return to sanity. Veronica emphasizes the responsibility of conservative warriors in a society that often seems to prioritize chaos over reason. This episode is not only a deep dive into AJ's compelling work but also a challenge to listeners: will you choose sanity amidst the circus of contemporary culture? Discover the audacity of satire and the importance of free speech in an era that frequently seeks to silence dissenting voices. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 17m 20s | ||||||
| 9/29/26 | Terror, Texas, and the Bail Bond Battle with Ken W. Good—Veronica LIVE | On this gripping episode, Veronica Kemeny and bail expert Ken Good delve into the contentious world of bail reform in Texas, unpacking the layers of its implications on crime and justice. Ken brings to light the pressing statistics, highlighting how various pre-trial release mechanisms have led to alarming failure-to-appear rates. With high-stakes discussions around the role of judges and district attorneys, he reveals the notion that bail isn’t about presumption of innocence but rather about ensuring individuals return to court. Listen as they dissect case studies that expose the real-world consequences of current policies, including a shocking account of a man who evaded justice and fled to Italy after removing his ankle monitor. The episode tackles the political agendas behind bail reform, the failures of urban counties like Harris and Cook, and the growing divide in philosophies surrounding criminal justice across the nation. As they scrutinize the balance between public safety and reformative justice, Ken shares insights from his experiences with the Texas bail law group, debunking myths and emphasizing the need for effective, proven strategies. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the immediate challenges and long-term consequences of bail reform in Texas and beyond. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 54m 51s | ||||||
| 9/24/26 | Trump, Byron, Beef, GM and Hail Marys For The Win—Veronica LIVE | Dive deep into the intricacies of U.S.-China relations where John Sallick and Veronica Kemeny discuss the implications of President Xi's recent arrival and his meeting with Trump. The conversation kicks off with a look at past UN speeches where Trump boldly chastised European reliance on Russian gas and how that foreshadows current global tensions. As they unpack Senator Wicker's pointed critiques against Xi, attention turns to Taiwan’s pivotal role in the geopolitical chess game, emphasizing the stakes tied to chip manufacturing and international trade. The show highlights the growing concern over diesel fuel prices and the overwhelming impact they may have on the upcoming midterms, positioning economic stability at the forefront of voters' minds. Kemeny and Sallick dissect California's energy policies and infrastructure failures that threaten diesel supply chains and the broader economy. A conversation on Cuba's escalating power crisis brings additional layers to the narrative, revealing the realities of communism's grip in the region as Cuban delegates dramatically exit during a speech. Transitioning to sports, the duo recalls their experiences watching the Auburn-Florida game, interweaving football with discussions on the American spirit of prayer and unity in competitive spirit that invigorate stadiums across the nation. Throughout the episode, the hosts weave a sound tapestry of economic interdependencies, military evaluations, and cultural reflections, culminating in a vivid picture of how interconnected the world truly is and what that means for America's future. With fervent debates, incisive insights, and plenty of bold commentary, this episode captures the pulse of contemporary issues that resonate in every corner of society. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 20m 16s | ||||||
| 9/24/26 | Press Passes Denied, Trump Storms U.N. and Mamdani Mansion—Veronica LIVE | Dive into the sharp edges of Trump's foreign policy as Veronica and national security expert Paul Crespo dissect the changing dynamics of America’s international stance. With topics ranging from Trump's rebranding of AI to 'Super Intelligence,' the episode ignites a conversation on the effectiveness of media coverage surrounding Trump's events, particularly as they unveil a stunning new helipad at the White House while struggling for airtime. The duo criticizes the seemingly orchestrated media bias, raising the question: is this blind coverage prompting Trump to take matters into his own hands? The dialogue shifts to Iran and Cuba, with Trump asserting that he will confront threats rather than ignore them. Paul emphasizes the need for a measured approach, debating whether soft power can prevail in the face of urgent geopolitical challenges. They delve deeply into Cuba’s looming fall and what freedom for the nation could truly resemble, reflecting on past examples like East Germany. As tensions brew in the Middle East, the conversation turns to the Saudi-Houthi conflict, where Trump’s staunch position poses dilemmas in U.S.-Saudi relations. Veronica and Paul examine whether America should show empathy or take a tougher stance, suggesting that tough times might be ahead as the world watches closely. They also toss around thoughts on military standards and the growing concerns over religious accommodations within armed forces, underscoring the need for unity and discipline. As they analyze shifting demographics and rising political figures, the implications of a potential Islamo-Communist senator send ripples of concern through their discussion—echoing larger fears about the direction of American governance. With Trump as a focal point, the duo engages in a rousing critique of current political strategies, call for accountability, and even flashbacks to the time when one's religion didn't challenge military accountability. The episode wraps with a light-hearted banter about navigating societal changes, spurred by the dynamic between tradition and modernity. In a world that seems ever more volatile, join Veronica and Paul as they navigate the intricate landscape of global relations under Trump’s leadership. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 18m 20s | ||||||
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| 9/23/26 | New Space Capitalism Rainer Zitelmann—Veronica LIVE | Rainer Zitelmann joins Veronica LIVE to delve into the dynamic evolution of the space industry, transitioning from government-centric initiatives to a thriving private sector. With a staggering 165 rocket launches attributed to SpaceX last year alone, Zitelmann argues that if SpaceX were a nation, it would dominate the global launch arena, far outpacing competitors like China. This shift marks a significant change in how space projects are funded and executed, moving from cost-increasing strategies to a model where reducing expenses enhances profitability. Zitelmann believes that the potential for Mars colonization represents not only a new frontier for humanity but also a necessary step for long-term survival, pointing out historical cataclysms that underline the need for a 'planet B.' As he and Veronica explore the societal implications of these advancements, the importance of private ownership in space comes to the forefront, with Zitelmann suggesting that designated territories on Mars could pave the way for a new type of economy—one where ownership is open to public investment. A significant portion of the conversation includes the challenges of building infrastructure like data centers in space, which underscores our current reliance on satellites. Zitelmann doesn't shy away from addressing the competitive landscape, highlighting over 400 private space companies in China that signal a burgeoning global race for dominance in outer space. As the conversation unfolds, the core message becomes clear: freedom and less bureaucratic interference are essential for the growth of the space sector. Zitelmann's insights hint at an exhilarating future, one that is marked by space tourism, asteroid mining, and ambitious colonization endeavors. With his forthcoming novel set in 2075 echoing these themes, he inspires a vision of a future where humanity is bound for the stars, advocating for an ideology that champions entrepreneurial spirit in space exploration. Don't miss this episode as they unveil the reality of New Space Capitalism. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 41m 55s | ||||||
| 9/23/26 | Steve Goreham talks AI Panic and Trump Super Intelligence is Born—Veronica LIVE | Join Steve Goreham as he dives deep into the maelstrom of artificial intelligence fears, highlighting the societal and political ramifications that accompany these technological advancements. With a fun opener about meeting Governor DeSantis, the conversation quickly shifts focus. Steve critiques how sensationalist media drives AI panic, pointing out how terms like 'superintelligence' can readily grab headlines yet may distort the actual technological landscape. He discusses AI as a powerful tool for humanity, contrasting it with the dire existential warnings from leaders in the field. Revisiting historical overpopulation rhetoric, Steve connects past fears with today's AI anxieties, urging listeners to understand the context behind these concerns. The episode explores the emerging dominance of the United States in AI, driven entirely by private investment and innovation, which stands in stark contrast to the publicly funded tech revolutions of history. Steve emphasizes the rapid expansion of data centers across the country, spotlighting states like Texas and Virginia, whose economic motives drive their proactive stances on AI implementation, while questioning the wisdom of New York’s cautious approach. Listeners will draw insight into the political machinations surrounding AI regulation, particularly the potential implications of an international treaty versus national governance strategies. The episode thoughtfully examines whether fears of rogue AI or misuse by humans pose a greater threat and the hollow promises often echoing from tech giants aiming for IPOs while pitching themselves as safety guardians of the AI frontier. Steve's critiques serve as both cautionary tales and vigilant call-to-actions, revealing how public discourse can often misrepresent these groundbreaking technologies. Finally, Steve emphasizes the importance of grounding decision-making in factual analysis rather than sensational headlines, advising listeners to focus on genuine advancements rather than panic-driven narratives. As they wrap up, anticipation builds around Steve's upcoming book on AI, fueling curiosity about its revelations on this trending topic. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 51m 57s | ||||||
| 9/18/26 | Killer AI, Patel Slays and Global Chaos—Veronica LIVE | This episode of Veronica LIVE dives into the growing political anxiety surrounding artificial intelligence, exploring the striking parallels between today's AI discourse and past societal fears like the COVID-19 pandemic. Veronica and John Salak dissect alarming narratives propagated by prominent political figures, including Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, as they raise concerns about AI's capacity to disrupt industries and society. Salak emphasizes that the rhetoric resembles tactics from historical crises aimed at controlling public perception. As the duo navigates through instances of political fear-mongering, they expose the underlying motives driving calls for tighter AI regulation. With comments from icons like Steve Bannon and references to the rapid advancements of companies like Anthropic and OpenAI, they question whether these calls genuinely prioritize public safety or instead serve to bolster monopolistic interests in the tech industry. The conversation shifts to the implications of AI in critical fields such as healthcare, spotlighting the advancements that allow AI to exceed human capabilities in diagnosis and patient care. Both hosts challenge the idea that AI poses an existential threat, highlighting how the fear surrounding these developments often distracts from the real conversation regarding innovation and its potential benefits. As they dissect the juxtaposition between political posturing and technological progress, Veronica and John bring to light the nuanced debate about balancing safety, advancement, and the relentless march of technology in a global context. Tune in for a bold discussion that invites listeners to reconsider how fear shapes our societal narrative around AI technology. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 31m 21s | ||||||
| 9/18/26 | Brian Gaffney Save the Knuckeball—Veronica LIVE | Dive into the enchanting world of the knuckleball, a pitch that transcends the norms of traditional baseball. Join Brian Gaffney, author of 'School of Hard Knocks, My Three Sons Baseball's Wildest Pitch,' as he unveils a heartfelt narrative that intertwines personal stories of family, mentorship, and the pursuit of sports mastery. Gaffney shares his son's journey, revealing how a simple pitch can offer hope to aspiring athletes lacking elite skills. From his son training with the legendary knuckleballer Charlie Huff to insights from the iconic Phil Necro, this episode captures the rare camaraderie formed among knuckleballers and their unique approach to the game. Listen as Gaffney recounts humorous anecdotes, like a player’s misadventures in the shower leading to injuries, while reflecting on the broader life lessons drawn from the diamond. Not just a sports story, but a meditation on family dynamics and resilience, this episode encourages young players to embrace failure as a stepping stone. As Gaffney discusses the physics behind the knuckleball, listeners gain a deeper appreciation for its unpredictability and the challenges faced by those who dare to master it. This reflective exploration celebrates the lost art of the knuckleball and serves as a tribute to the rich tapestry of stories woven through generations of baseball lovers. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 03m 06s | ||||||
| 9/18/26 | Massie Hegseth Mayhem, Bishops Battle For Babies, AI Hoax and Sneaky Smart Glasses—Veronica LIVE | Veronica Kemeny and national security expert Paul Crespo dive deep into the contentious waters of immigration policy in this provocative episode. With public sentiment sharply divided, they dissect the bold statements of Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar as she navigates the political landscape and tries to win over Hispanic voters. Salazar’s proposal, the Dignity Act, aims to blend stricter border measures with a more lenient approach to undocumented immigrants. Veronica astutely points out how this may cater to specific demographics while alienating traditional Republican supporters. The conversation shifts to Trump’s hardline stance, igniting debates on the complexities of voter sentiment in this polarized climate. Amidst discussions of numbers—millions of undocumented immigrants, potential voting shifts, and the role of Hispanic Americans—Crespo highlights the importance of impactful political strategies leading into the midterms. As they delve into the controversial Dignity Act, they confront the public’s mixed reactions, revealing a keen awareness of the political chess game unfolding. Personal anecdotes pepper the discussion, enhancing the analysis of societal shifts, from job markets to family dynamics. Both hosts aren’t afraid to tackle the implications of AI on immigration debates, conflating tech with policy in unexpected ways. What does it mean for America’s future when tech giants influence our socio-political landscape? The episode provides startling insight into how emerging technologies intersect with traditional concerns, both from a security and societal perspective. The stakes are high as Veronica and Paul grapple with predictions of future scenarios based on current legislative proposals. They challenge mainstream narratives and question the motivations behind political decisions, offering listeners a no-holds-barred perspective on pressing issues. From personal stories to hard-hitting analyses, this episode is a clarion call for listeners to engage with the evolving conversation surrounding immigration, the role of technology in shaping public discourse, and the critical importance of understanding voter dynamics leading into pivotal elections. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 17m 50s | ||||||
| 9/12/26 | Robert Bork Jr. The New Paradox — Veronica LIVE | Join Veronica as she dives deep with Robert Bork, Jr. about his insightful new book, 'The New Paradox: Antitrust and the Threat of Conservative Socialism.' Bork explores the evolution of antitrust law and its impact on consumer welfare, revealing how political administrations influence these laws. From discussing Lina Khan's controversial approach at the FTC to reflecting on the personal ramifications of 9/11, this episode is layered with urgency and personal anecdotes. Bork shares candid insights about his father's Supreme Court nomination battle and compares it to the brutal scrutiny faced by recent nominees, such as Brett Kavanaugh. What role does consumer welfare play in today’s political climate? Are antitrust laws being wielded as tools to exert more control over businesses? Unraveling these complex threads, Bork asserts that policy changes under the Biden administration echo socialist ideals, blending political and economic powers in unprecedented ways. He critiques the tariff policies of Donald Trump and emphasizes the need for a robust free market to cultivate innovation and growth, raising questions about America's economic future. Tune in for a riveting conversation that touches on the delicate balance of power, the essence of free markets, and the personal legacies that shape our national discourse. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 06m 17s | ||||||
| 9/11/26 | Jack Danger, By Design The Viral Vote—Veronica LIVE | Dive into the provocative world of Jack Danger as he unravels the intricate connections between real-world events and fiction in his latest book, 'By Design: The Viral Vote.' With a unique take on the 'true fiction' genre, Danger combines extensive research with imaginative storytelling to expose the undercurrents of events like COVID-19, the 2020 election, and the vaccine rollout, challenging the official narratives we've been fed. Engage with themes of media manipulation and the role of Big Tech in shaping public perception, as Danger reveals the shocking truths behind popular assumptions. What drives compliance and compliance resistance among the masses?With compelling insights on figures like Dr. Thomas Fauci and the influence of big pharmaceutical companies, Danger digs into how America's response to the pandemic might have been engineered. He doesn’t shy away from controversial topics including the potential that the election was manipulated and the alarming implications of political maneuvering behind the scenes. As he explores his own publishing journey and the influence of social media, Danger's candor and depth invite listeners to critically analyze the world around them. What do the threads of control, fear, and misinformation mean for democracy? Discover how fiction can illuminate harsh truths as Danger poses a vital question: Are we as a society playing out a scripted narrative penned by unseen powers? Join Veronica LIVE and Jack Danger for a conversation that promises to challenge your understanding of both fiction and reality. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 16m 04s | ||||||
| 9/9/26 | Afterburner on Mamdani, Politics and High IQ Stupid People—Veronica LIVE | Veronica LIVE dives deep into the intricate web of modern warfare and the political landscape shaping it. Join Veronica and her ever-knowledgeable wingman, John Salak, as they dissect the relentless Ukrainian drone strikes wreaking havoc on Russia's economy, effectively crippling its oil refining capabilities and forcing it to rely on imports from unexpected sources like India. The conversation swiftly shifts to the operational tempo of U.S. troops in the Middle East, highlighting the strain on military personnel as deployments extend into 2027, raising critical questions about the durability of both troops and tactics in light of modern combat demands. The duo doesn’t shy away from discussing the internal conflicts within the Democratic Party, drawing on explosive quotes and surprising dynamics that challenge traditional racial politics and representation. John sheds light on a striking revelation about how party loyalty sometimes trumps race, revealing the troubling statistics around black representation in political leadership. The episode wraps with a humorous yet pointed discussion on the future of military innovation, including the controversial Space Force and its cinematic inspirations, which serve as both a nod to science fiction and a reflection of current military ethos. This engaging discussion isn’t just about strategy and politics; it’s a stark reminder of the complexities behind every decision, each drone strike, and the broader societal implications of these actions. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 21m 41s | ||||||
| 9/4/26 | Empire State of Chaos with Jay Gatling—Veronica LIVE | In a powerful discussion, Jay Gatling reflects on the haunting memories of 9/11, piecing together the emotional aftermath and how it reverberates through today's younger generation. He incurs concern over the ignorance surrounding historical tragedies, emphasizing a pervasive apathy that restrains the youth. With Alexandria, New York, as a backdrop, Jay scrutinizes modern political climates, probing into how social media has shifted public sentiment, often distorting reality. Together with Veronica, he touches on the necessity of confronting uncomfortable truths and offers a candid critique of the education system that seems to neglect teaching vital historical lessons. The conversation flows into Jay's own experiences in law enforcement, illuminating the stark contrast between his past in a post-9/11 New York and the current political landscape, rife with division and uncertainty. Their spirited dialogue shifts toward influential figures like Giuliani and Trump, and how their legacies shape today’s discourse. Veronica draws out Jay's insights on celebrity culture in politics, discussing the implications of social media for personal and political narratives. As the episode progresses, Jay addresses the troubling trend of political divisiveness and speaks passionately about the challenges facing America. He encourages listeners to think critically and engage in discourse rather than succumb to the distractions of a polarized society. Their discussion culminates in rapid-fire questions, revealing Jay’s deep-rooted connection to New York's culture—from favorite sports teams to iconic eats like New York pizza and Cat's Deli. He ends with a stark assessment of America’s current state, suggesting a lack of unity reminiscent of September 12, 2001, and highlighting the importance of comprehension and acceptance over conflict. Join Veronica and Jay as they navigate through poignant reflections, hard truths, and the urgency for a reinvigorated understanding of what it means to be an American today. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 14m 10s | ||||||
| 9/3/26 | Afterburner Political and Breaking News Round Up—Veronica LIVE | Join Veronica LIVE as she dives into the latest political currents, from the G20 discussions in Asheville to the intricacies of Trump's foreign policy. With her trusted wingman, John Salak, they dissect Secretary Besson’s pivotal role and the re-emergence of Russia at the table, prompting essential conversations about global economic interdependencies. What does Trump's decision to invite the Russian finance minister mean for future diplomacy? Salak counters the isolationist view, highlighting the risks of ignoring major players like Iran and China. As tensions flare in the Strait of Hormuz, the duo reflects on military strategies and the importance of proactive communication in today’s volatile climate. Veronica also shares her exciting entry into the music world, showcasing her new country hit, “Time to Move On,” now live on Spotify. As they traverse through breaking news, from U.S.-Iran strikes to the confirmation window for the new Navy Secretary, Hung Kau, they emphasize the need for experience and merit in leadership positions. Tune in for a bold discussion that explores the intersection of politics, military strategy, and music with insightful commentary that cuts through the noise. With Veronica’s passion for storytelling and Salak’s military insights, this episode promises an engaging and thought-provoking experience. Don’t forget to check out Veronica’s new song and keep abreast of the ever-changing geopolitical landscape. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 31m 04s | ||||||
| 9/3/26 | Don Arias on 25 Years Since 9-11 Remembers his Brother Adam Arias—Veronica LIVE | Lieutenant Colonel Don Arias joins Veronica for a heartfelt conversation, reflecting on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and the harrowing memories of losing his brother, Adam, on that tragic day. As Don delves into his experiences as a New York City firefighter, he recounts his visit to Ground Zero just days after the attacks, highlighting the overwhelming devastation and the emotional weight of walking through the rubble where so many lives were lost. In a poignant discussion, Don shares the moment he learned of Adam’s death, captivated by the chaos of that day and the struggle to connect with loved ones amidst the collapse of communication systems. As he remembers Adam, a newlywed at the time, Don emphasizes the potential that was lost not just for their family, but for the nation—a theme that resonates deeply as he recalls the heroism demonstrated by countless individuals during and after the attacks. The episode also tackles tough questions about justice and the ongoing legal proceedings against those responsible, critiquing the ineffectiveness of political efforts since that day. Don articulates his frustrations with the delayed pursuit of justice for the nearly 3,000 victims, including the political maneuvering that continues to hinder accountability. He reflects on his visits to Guantanamo Bay, expressing disdain for the treatment of the perpetrators while acknowledging the intense burden carried by families of the victims. Amidst grief and anger, there are glimmers of hope as Don considers the sense of national unity that followed 9/11, contrasting it with today’s political atmosphere. In an enlightening exchange, he and Veronica ponder the question: Have we forgotten? With a blend of sorrow and resilience, this episode captures the enduring impact of that fateful day 25 years ago and the ongoing fight for justice, remembrance, and healing. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 57m 45s | ||||||
| 9/2/26 | Michael Pack The Path to Zero— Veronica LIVE | This week, filmmaker Michael Pack sheds light on a critical moment in American military history—the withdrawal from Afghanistan. As a veteran, Veronica expresses her deep frustrations over President Biden's decision to leave zero troops behind, a choice that altered the course of many lives. Michael reveals the untold stories behind 'The Path to Zero,' his documentary for The Wall Street Journal. He delves into the chaotic events at Kabul Airport as thousands sought refuge, highlighting poignant accounts from Marines grappling with the moral dilemmas at play. The discussion emphasizes how inadequate media coverage masked the true fallout of the withdrawal, leaving many crucial elements unreported. Both reflect on the strategic blunders, including the abandonment of Bagram Air Force Base, a base deemed essential for operations in the region. The episode navigates the concept of moral injury—a term that captures the unseen wounds service members endure when forced into impossible decisions. Michael underscores the complexities faced by military leaders like General Kenneth McKenzie and Rear Admiral Peter Vasely, who navigated a politically charged environment while attempting to execute their missions. The exchange reveals a palpable sense of anger over lost opportunities and unheeded recommendations from military commanders. As the conversation unfolds, the haunting memories of children left behind add a heartbreaking layer to the narrative. Pack leaves listeners with a call to action: understanding the grave implications of such military decisions and ensuring future evacuations are approached with greater foresight and respect for those on the ground. This episode is a must-listen for anyone invested in the repercussions of military strategy and the human cost behind it. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 47m 39s | ||||||
| 8/27/26 | Secret Service Shakeup, Breaking News, Remembering Dolly—Veronica LIVE | A bombshell revelation shakes the foundations of national security as three Secret Service officials, including a top spokesperson, face suspension amidst a damaging leak investigation. Join Veronica Kemeny and her astute wingman, John Salak, as they dissect the implications of this scandal on political accountability and integrity in the Biden administration. Drawing from their insider perspectives, they grapple with why such significant breaches of trust are only now inviting scrutiny and demand that accountability be a priority in government. The conversation flows to the impact such instability has on the integrity of national security and the morale of those tasked with safeguarding American leaders. Meanwhile, thoughts turn to the power of entertainment with a nostalgic nod to Dolly Parton, who effortlessly captivates audiences at 77, proving age is just a number. Veronica’s playful anecdotes juxtapose the weighty matters at hand. As discussions turn global, John sheds light on economic strategies against Iran, emphasizing financial pressure as a means to counter malign activity while acknowledging the humanitarian toll it might impose. They examine America’s precarious standing, grappling with the potential of a world overwhelmed by escalating tensions with adversaries like China, North Korea, and Russia. Throughout, the duo maintains a bold tone, demanding clarity and resolve from leadership when the stakes are this high. The listeners are treated to a vibrant dialogue not only about policy but about the essential qualities that define effective governance, as Veronica insists the future belongs to those willing to take informed risks. Political insights proliferate as they tackle the intertwined dilemmas of fiscal responsibility, national defense, and the urgent need for transparency in governance. With an innate blend of humor and gravitas, the pair reflect on the complexities of modern politics and the necessity for leaders to champion accountability and truth. This episode promises thought-provoking takeaways while igniting fervor for a more reliable political climate. Tune in for a mix of serious debate, witty commentary, and a reminder that behind every policy is the human spirit. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 1h 37m 48s | ||||||
| 8/27/26 | Jared Knott on Tiny Blunders Big Disasters—Veronica LIVE | Dive into the fascinating world of unforeseen consequences with Jared Knott as he shares insights from his latest work, 'The Many Tiny Mistakes That Changed the World Forever.' Reflecting on history's pivotal moments, Jared reveals how small oversights—from the fall of empires to the discovery of penicillin—have altered the course of humanity. He draws connections between personal experiences in Vietnam and broader historical events, illustrating the haunting interplay of luck and error. Contemplating Bismarck's strategic missteps and the ramifications of military blunders, Jared critiques how negligence often shapes leadership and outcomes in warfare. He highlights incredible accidental discoveries, such as Fleming's penicillin, juxtaposed with disastrous lab incidents leading to COVID-19. The episode also delves into infamous marketing missteps, featuring Budweiser's catastrophic branding decisions and the controversies that have reshaped public perception. Jared’s insights challenge conventional narratives—showing how minor failures can lead to monumental shifts, whether in medicine, advertising, or government. Historical anecdotes paint a vivid picture: the ill-fated debate between Nixon and Kennedy, where appearance trumped substance, and the failures of commanders in pivotal battles remind us that ego can cloud judgment. As Jared reflects on the future, he prompts listeners to consider the role of AI in mitigating human errors. Through engaging stories and surprising connections, this episode illuminates the power of tiny blunders, reminding us that while mistakes are inevitable, our responses will ultimately define their legacy. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 48m 43s | ||||||
| 8/26/26 | Frank DeVito; JD Vance and the Future of the Republican Party—Veronica LIVE | Join Veronica LIVE as Frank DeVito dives into his latest book, 'J.D. Vance and the Future of the Republican Party.' This episode explores the intricate journey of J.D. Vance, from his profound insights on the American Dream to his evolving stance within the GOP. Discover how Vance's military background provided structure in his life and how his family shaped his perspectives on stability and success. DeVito highlights Vance's transition from being critical of Trump to becoming a significant player in the Republican landscape, shedding light on the complexities of political conversion. As they dissect Vance's commitment to fostering familial values and addressing pressing issues like immigration and public policy, listeners gain an understanding of what Vance's vision means for the future of the Republican Party. Delve into the ideological shifts that could redefine conservative principles in the coming years, and hear about the grassroots dynamics that could unleash a new wave of candidates. With a humor-infused discussion and unexpected insights, this episode captures the essence of Vance's ambitions, his critiques of modern politics, and the stakes involved for the Republican Party moving forward. DeVito brings clarity to Vance's positions, visionary goals, and the key debates that will shape the party's trajectory as they navigate a political landscape forever changed by Trump’s influence. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation about leadership, the evolution of political identities, and the enduring belief in the American Dream. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | 58m 22s | ||||||
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