In Ep. 127, Jerry talks with Greg Scott, executive vice president at the corporate research organization 1792 Exchange, for an illuminating conversation around the even-more-disgraced Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). Join us for a discussion on:
What you need to know about the DOJ’s indictment of the SPLC.
The disturbing connection between the Southern Poverty Law Center’s hate map and acts of political violence, from Family Research Council to Charlie Kirk and beyond
How we’re engaging corporate America around curbing SPLC’s radical extremism

Learn more about 1792 Exchange’s work at 1792exchange.com.

In Ep. 127, Jerry talks with Greg Scott, executive vice president at the corporate research organization 1792 Exchange, for an illuminating conversation around the even-more-disgraced Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). Join us for a discussion on:
<ul>
<li>What you need to know about the DOJ&rsquo;s indictment of the SPLC.</li>
<li>The disturbing connection between the Southern Poverty Law Center&rsquo;s hate map and acts of political violence, from Family Research Council to Charlie Kirk and beyond</li>
<li>How we&rsquo;re engaging corporate America around curbing SPLC&rsquo;s radical extremism</li>
</ul>
Learn more about 1792 Exchange&rsquo;s work at&nbsp;<a href="https://1792exchange.com/" aria-label="Link 1792exchange.com">1792exchange.com</a>.

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Here’s What Comes After the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Indictment

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At Cummins' 2026 annual meeting, the company faced a shareholder proposal from David Bahnsen, founder of The Bahnsen Group, over the company's participation in activist rating systems like the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index. Listen to David's presentation, urging the company to prioritize core business over activist scorecards.

"Cummins’ rating from the Human Rights Campaign does not indicate political neutrality. It indicates alignment with highly controversial medical interventions, including hormone regimens and gender transition surgery. Further, Cummins’ active participation in activist indices is concerning for shareholders who expect the company to avoid political controversy.

Cummins should not be grabbing headlines for political stances. And it does not need to seek applause from activists. Its core business, meeting the needs of humanity by building the diesel engines and the generators that help power our world, is a noble, commendable, and vital business model that every investor can and ought to be proud of."

Learn more about The Bahnsen Group at thebahnsengroup.com.

At Cummins' 2026 annual meeting, the company faced a shareholder proposal from David Bahnsen, founder of The Bahnsen Group, over the company's participation in activist rating systems like the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index. Listen to David's presentation, urging the company to prioritize core business over activist scorecards.
"Cummins&rsquo; rating from the Human Rights Campaign does not indicate political neutrality. It indicates alignment with highly controversial medical interventions, including hormone regimens and gender transition surgery.&nbsp;Further, Cummins&rsquo; active participation in activist indices is concerning for shareholders who expect the company to avoid political controversy.
Cummins should not be grabbing headlines for political stances. And it does not need to seek applause from activists. Its core business, meeting the needs of humanity by building the diesel engines and the generators that help power our world, is a noble, commendable, and vital business model that every investor can and ought to be proud of."
Learn more about The Bahnsen Group at <a href="https://thebahnsengroup.com">thebahnsengroup.com</a>.

David Bahnsen: Cummins, Power America - Not Activism

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In Ep. #128, Jerry talks with Tom Carter, president and co-founder of Ridgeline Research. Join us for a conversation on:
Why companies like Exxon and Starbucks are moving to business-friendly red states
Navigating corporate impact as part of a conservative coalition
How Ridgeline’s American Conservative Values ETF handles corporate engagement

In Ep. #128, Jerry talks with Tom Carter, president and co-founder of Ridgeline Research. Join us for a conversation on:
<ul>
<li>Why companies like Exxon and Starbucks are moving to business-friendly red states</li>
<li>Navigating corporate impact as part of a conservative coalition</li>
<li>How Ridgeline&rsquo;s American Conservative Values ETF handles corporate engagement</li>
</ul>

Ridgeline’s Tom Carter: Blue State Corporate Exodus and Defeating Wokeness

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At Gilead Sciences' 2026 annual meeting, the company faced a shareholder proposal from David Bahnsen, founder of The Bahnsen Group over the use of ESG and DEI metrics in executive compensation. Listen to David's presentation, urging the company to prioritize executive clarity and business performance over activist incentives.

"Gilead does not need to be grabbing headlines or seeking activist plaudits over inclusion initiatives. Its core business, meeting the needs of humanity by combatting the world’s deadliest diseases, is a noble, commendable, and lifesaving model that every investor can and ought to be proud of. Gilead has done it so very well."

Learn more about The Bahnsen Group at thebahnsengroup.com.

At Gilead Sciences' 2026 annual meeting, the company faced a shareholder proposal from David Bahnsen, founder of The Bahnsen Group over the use of ESG and DEI metrics in executive compensation. Listen to David's presentation, urging the company to prioritize executive clarity and business performance over activist incentives.
"Gilead does not need to be grabbing headlines or seeking activist plaudits over inclusion initiatives. Its core business, meeting the needs of humanity by combatting the world&rsquo;s deadliest diseases, is a noble, commendable, and lifesaving model that every investor can and ought to be proud of. Gilead has done it so very well."
Learn more about The Bahnsen Group at <a href="https://thebahnsengroup.com">thebahnsengroup.com</a>.

David Bahnsen: Gilead, Prioritize Business Performance

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Here’s What Comes After the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Indictment

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