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American Mamas - Democrats

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Digging Deep - Jan 6th Bombs

Turkey Prices

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White House Renovations Offend Michelle Obama

You're listening to American Ground Radio with Louis R. Avallone and Stephen Parr. This is the full show for November 11, 2025. 

0:30 After weeks of gridlock, Washington may finally reopen. Eight Senate Democrats, including Dick Durbin, Catherine Cortez Masto, and Maggie Hassan, have crossed the aisle to support ending the government shutdown. But this isn’t a sudden burst of bipartisanship—it’s political triage. While we credit John Fetterman for his consistency, most of his colleagues acted out of panic, not principle. The Democrats’ leadership, led by Chuck Schumer, is collapsing under the weight of its own miscalculation—boxed in, out of leverage, and out of public support.

9:30 Plus, we cover the top 3 Things You Need to Know. 
Some Democrats in the Senate appear to have finally caved on the government funding battle.
The Supreme Court has agreed to take up a case over whether or not mail in ballots that arrive after election day may be counted in an election.
President Trump issues pardons over the weekend for many conservatives and Republicans accused of wrongdoing in the aftermath of the 2020 elections.

12:30 Get Performlyte from Victory Nutrition International for 20% off. Go to vni.life/agr and use the promo code AGR20.

13:00 We tackle one of the most disturbing moral crises of our time—Canada’s expanding euthanasia program. What began as a measure for the terminally ill has spiraled into something far darker: state-sanctioned death for people with chronic illnesses, disabilities, and even mental health struggles.

15:30 Our American Mamas, Terri Netterville and Kimberly Burleson, take on a listener’s question: “Can you even say one positive thing about Democrats?”

Terri admits her “compliment” might be a bit backhanded—calling Senator John Fetterman the most sensible Democrat in America, though she jokes that says more about the state of the party than about him. Kimberly finds something to admire too: Democrats’ fearlessness in saying whatever they want without worrying about backlash—something she says conservatives could never get away with. But the discussion deepens as the Mamas reflect on their own friendships with Democrats, the difference between ordinary people and political leaders, and what “tolerance” and “pluralism” really mean in today’s climate.

23:00 We turn our attention to one of the world’s most horrific and underreported human rights crises—the persecution of Christians across Africa. In Nigeria alone, radical Islamic terrorists have murdered more than 50,000 Christians since 2009, wiping out entire villages, executing pastors, and burning churches to the ground while congregations worshiped. Where is the outrage? There’s silence from the United Nations, from Western media, and from the global human rights community.

26:00 We Dig Deep into one of the most intriguing unanswered questions from January 6th — who planted the pipe bombs outside the RNC and DNC headquarters the night before the Capitol riot? More than four years later, the FBI has yet to identify a suspect, even as it has aggressively pursued hundreds of other January 6th cases. But now, new information and video evidence are reigniting the debate.

According to an investigation by Blaze Media, forensic gait analysis of FBI surveillance footage points to a 94% match with an individual who later went on to work for the CIA — a woman named Shawnee Ray Kirchhoff, who at the time was employed by the Capitol Police. The report connects a string of coincidences: her height matches the FBI’s description, she walks with a limp due to a past injury, and her proximity to a residence once under federal surveillance deepens the intrigue.

32:00 Get Prodovite Plus from Victory Nutrition International for 20% off. Go to vni.life/agr and use the promo code AGR20.

32:30 This Thanksgiving, Americans may find a little more sticker shock at the grocery store. We dive into why turkey prices have soared to their highest levels in decades, with wholesale costs up 75% since last year. From a bird flu outbreak that’s decimated flocks to the lingering fallout of Biden-era inflation that shuttered many family farms, multiple crises have converged on America’s most beloved holiday meal.

36:00 Plus, the International Olympic Committee is preparing to ban transgender athletes from competing outside their biological sex categories, and that's a Bright Spot for fairness in sports. After years of controversy, including last summer’s uproar in Paris over male-born athletes dominating women’s events, the IOC’s latest review finally acknowledges what many have long known: biological differences matter. 

Citing findings from the IOC’s own medical and scientific director, we look at the evidence that male-born athletes retain physical advantages even after hormone suppression, confirming what critics of transgender inclusion in women’s divisions have said for years. This is not only a victory for women’s sports integrity, but also a sign that common sense is making a comeback on the world stage.

39:30 Michelle Obama is offended by President Trump's White House Renovations, bascially calling his demolition of part of the East Wing an attack on first ladies everywhere. But she had no problem renovating the state dining room during the Obama years. We see the hypocrisy, and we're saying, "Whoa." 

41:30 And we finish off today's episode with a national hero who released his first original song at the age of 101. 

You're listening to American Ground Radio with Louis R. Avallone and Stephen Parr. This is the full show for November 11, 2025.&nbsp;
0:30 After weeks of gridlock, Washington may finally reopen. Eight Senate Democrats, including Dick Durbin, Catherine Cortez Masto, and Maggie Hassan, have crossed the aisle to support ending the government shutdown. But this isn&rsquo;t a sudden burst of bipartisanship&mdash;it&rsquo;s&nbsp;political triage. While we credit John Fetterman for his consistency, most of his colleagues acted out of&nbsp;panic, not principle. The Democrats&rsquo; leadership, led by Chuck Schumer, is collapsing under the weight of its own miscalculation&mdash;boxed in, out of leverage, and out of public support.
9:30 Plus, we cover the top 3 Things You Need to Know.&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Some Democrats in the Senate appear to have finally caved on the government funding battle.</li>
<li>The Supreme Court has agreed to take up a case over whether or not mail in ballots that arrive after election day may be counted in an election.</li>
<li>President Trump issues pardons over the weekend for many conservatives and Republicans accused of wrongdoing in the aftermath of the 2020 elections.</li>
</ul>
12:30 Get Performlyte from Victory Nutrition International for 20% off. Go to<a href="https://vni.life/agr"> vni.life/agr</a> and use the promo code AGR20.
13:00 We tackle one of the most disturbing moral crises of our time&mdash;Canada&rsquo;s expanding euthanasia program. What began as a measure for the terminally ill has spiraled into something far darker:&nbsp;state-sanctioned death for people with chronic illnesses, disabilities, and even mental health struggles.
15:30 Our American Mamas, Terri Netterville and Kimberly Burleson, take on a listener&rsquo;s question: &ldquo;Can you even say one positive thing about Democrats?&rdquo;
Terri admits her &ldquo;compliment&rdquo; might be a bit backhanded&mdash;calling Senator John Fetterman the most sensible Democrat in America, though she jokes that says more about the state of the party than about him. Kimberly finds something to admire too: Democrats&rsquo; fearlessness in saying whatever they want without worrying about backlash&mdash;something she says conservatives could never get away with. But the discussion deepens as the Mamas reflect on their own friendships with Democrats, the difference between ordinary people and political leaders, and what &ldquo;tolerance&rdquo; and &ldquo;pluralism&rdquo; really mean in today&rsquo;s climate.
23:00 We turn our attention to one of the world&rsquo;s most horrific and&nbsp;underreported human rights crises&mdash;the persecution of Christians across Africa. In Nigeria alone, radical Islamic terrorists have murdered more than 50,000 Christians since 2009, wiping out entire villages, executing pastors, and burning churches to the ground while congregations worshiped. Where is the outrage? There&rsquo;s silence from the United Nations, from Western media, and from the global human rights community.
26:00 We Dig Deep into one of the most intriguing&nbsp;unanswered questions from January 6th &mdash; who planted the pipe bombs outside the RNC and DNC headquarters the night before the Capitol riot? More than four years later, the FBI has yet to identify a suspect, even as it has aggressively pursued hundreds of other January 6th cases. But now, new information and video evidence are reigniting the debate.
According to an investigation by Blaze Media, forensic gait analysis of FBI surveillance footage points to a 94% match with an individual who later went on to work for the CIA &mdash; a woman named Shawnee Ray Kirchhoff, who at the time was employed by the Capitol Police. The report connects a string of coincidences: her height matches the FBI&rsquo;s description, she walks with a limp due to a past injury, and her proximity to a residence once under federal surveillance deepens the intrigue.
32:00 Get Prodovite Plus from Victory Nutrition International for 20% off. Go to <a href="http://vni.life/agr">vni.life/agr</a> and use the promo code AGR20.
32:30 This Thanksgiving, Americans may find a little more sticker shock at the grocery store. We dive into why&nbsp;turkey prices have soared to their highest levels in decades, with wholesale costs up 75% since last year. From a bird flu outbreak that&rsquo;s decimated flocks to the lingering fallout of Biden-era inflation that shuttered many family farms, multiple crises have converged on America&rsquo;s most beloved holiday meal.
36:00 Plus, the International Olympic Committee is preparing to ban transgender athletes from competing outside their biological sex categories, and that's a Bright Spot for fairness in sports. After years of controversy, including last summer&rsquo;s uproar in Paris over male-born athletes dominating women&rsquo;s events, the IOC&rsquo;s latest review finally acknowledges what many have long known:&nbsp;biological differences matter.&nbsp;
Citing findings from the IOC&rsquo;s own&nbsp;medical and scientific director, we look at the evidence that male-born athletes retain physical advantages even after hormone suppression, confirming what critics of transgender inclusion in women&rsquo;s divisions have said for years. This is not only a victory for women&rsquo;s sports integrity, but also a sign that common sense is making a comeback on the world stage.
39:30 Michelle Obama is offended by President Trump's White House Renovations, bascially calling his demolition of part of the East Wing an attack on first ladies everywhere. But she had no problem renovating the state dining room during the Obama years. We see the hypocrisy, and we're saying, "Whoa."&nbsp;
41:30 And we finish off today's episode with a national hero who released his first original song at the age of 101.&nbsp;

Conservative talk is the last beacon of Free Speech in America. Here on AGR, we believe the Greatness of America comes from the Greatness within you! If you're not ready to give up on your country, then this is the podcast for you!

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Conservative talk is the last beacon of Free Speech in America. Here on AGR, we believe the Greatness of America comes from the Greatness within you! If you're not ready to give up on your country, then this is the podcast for you!