Dinesh D’Souza joins Michele to counter the debunking of his film, “2,000 Mules,” and discusses his new book of the same title.  Does he believe the 2020 Election was stolen?  How does he debunk the debunkers?  And where does all of this leave us as a country?

Dinesh D’Souza joins Michele to counter the debunking of his film, “2,000 Mules,” and discusses his new book of the same title.  Does he believe the 2020 Election was stolen?  How does he debunk the debunkers?  And where does all of this leave us as a country?

For nearly three decades, Michele Tafoya reported the action from the sidelines. She covered the NBA, NFL, Olympics, and the college football and basketball national championships. And now, during these insane times in our world, she thinks we need a serious dose … of sanity. This is the Michele Tafoya Podcast, with your host — one of the sanest people on planet earth — Michele Tafoya.

For nearly three decades, Michele Tafoya reported the action from the sidelines. She covered the NBA, NFL, Olympics, and the college football and basketball national championships. And now, during these insane times in our world, she thinks we need a serious dose … of sanity. This is the Michele Tafoya Podcast, with your host — one of the sanest people on planet earth — Michele Tafoya.

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Dinesh D’Souza talks about his latest book, “2,000 Mules,” the follow-up to his film.

Zeek Arkham has close to 400 thousand followers on X.  He believes his following wants to hear his authentic point of view.  About race, masculinity, religion, and America.  We agree. And in this episode, we aren’t limited to 140 characters.

Zeek Arkham has close to 400 thousand followers on X.  He believes his following wants to hear his authentic point of view.  About race, masculinity, religion, and America.  We agree. And in this episode, we aren’t limited to 140 characters.

He was going to expose police racism from the inside… but then…

Retired Navy Captain Hung Cao came to the United States as a refugee from Vietnam in 1975. He was commissioned as a Special Operations Officer (Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Deep Sea Diving) from the United States Naval Academy, and served with special operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Somalia. He also balanced the Navy’s $140 billion budget at the Pentagon, working with Homeland Security, and the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force. Hung received his Masters degree in physics from the Naval Postgraduate School, and fellowships at MIT and Harvard. He and his wife April are the parents of five children. Is this enough to win him the U.S. Senate seat in Virginia, where he’s facing Democrat Tim Kaine?

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Retired Navy Captain Hung Cao came to the United States as a refugee from Vietnam in 1975. He was commissioned as a Special Operations Officer (Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Deep Sea Diving) from the United States Naval Academy, and served with special operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Somalia. He also balanced the Navy’s $140 billion budget at the Pentagon, working with Homeland Security, and the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force. Hung received his Masters degree in physics from the Naval Postgraduate School, and fellowships at MIT and Harvard. He and his wife April are the parents of five children. Is this enough to win him the U.S. Senate seat in Virginia, where he’s facing Democrat Tim Kaine? 
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From Vietnam Refugee to United States Senate Hopeful

Tim Holbert has a dream job.  He interviews veterans — from WWI, WWII, and beyond.  He gets to preserve some of the most important, aspirational stories the world has to offer.  His work has earned him multiple Emmy Awards, but it’s the intrinsic value of the storytelling that motivates him.  As he puts it, “I make TV, and I share history, and that’s fun.”  You will want to watch everything he’s ever produced.

Tim Holbert has a dream job.  He interviews veterans — from WWI, WWII, and beyond.  He gets to preserve some of the most important, aspirational stories the world has to offer.  His work has earned him multiple Emmy Awards, but it’s the intrinsic value of the storytelling that motivates him.  As he puts it, “I make TV, and I share history, and that’s fun.”  You will want to watch everything he’s ever produced.

Dinesh D’Souza talks about his latest book, “2,000 Mules,” the follow-up to his film.

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