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America's News Hour

America's News Hour

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 In a world awash with talking points and echo chambers, America’s News Hour with Bill Bernardoni cuts through the noise and delivers substantive conversations. From hard-hitting policy debates to inspiring stories of leadership and resilience, Bill and his guests bring you a clear-eyed perspective on the week’s most important stories… without spin and without contrived outrage.

You’ll hear from watchdogs and insiders, veteran journalists to civic leaders, and from Beltway insiders, to those on the front lines of local change. Guests are chosen for their insights, not their soundbites, offering a variety of different viewpoints that push past typical left-right labels.

Bill and his guests dive deep into the headlines that are shaping our lives, from government accountability and budget battles in DC, to the real change work happening in local communities across the country. Bill’s no-nonsense style and experience in both radio and as a political consultant makes for thoughtful conversations that challenge assumptions and seek solutions.

America’s News Hour isn’t about chasing clicks or scoring political points — it’s about taking the time to understand what’s working, what’s broken, and how we can build something better together. Because in the end, accountability and efficiency matter — and so do integrity and trust.

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  • Election 2025 Preview: What Virginia and New Jersey Reveal About America’s Political Future

    Election 2025 Preview: What Virginia and New Jersey Reveal About America’s Political Future
    2025/11/03
    As we look toward the 2026 election cycle, Bill Bernardoni welcomes veteran GOP strategist Mark Campbell — one of the key architects behind Virginia’s 2021 gubernatorial win and a longtime powerhouse in New Jersey politics. Together, they break down how this year’s governor’s races in Virginia and New Jersey could shape national momentum heading into 2026. From voter turnout and education reform to the political fallout of the government shutdown, Campbell offers candid insight into what’s really driving independents and swing voters — and whether Republicans can capitalize on Democratic missteps.

    Do you think the 2026 midterms will reflect voter frustration with both parties — or will one side finally earn back the middle?

    Follow Bill on X at @BillBernardoni, explore his work at Bernardoni.media, and read his latest writings at Bernardoni.blog. To learn more about Mark, visit intellz.com.
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    11 分
  • Inflation Nation: The Real Story Behind “Falling” Prices

    Inflation Nation: The Real Story Behind “Falling” Prices
    2025/11/03
    From the headlines to the Heartland, Bill Bernardoni takes a hard look at what the White House calls “progress” on inflation — and what Americans actually feel in their wallets. Joined by Romina Boccia of the Cato Institute, the conversation breaks down why prices still feel high even as official inflation numbers fall. From tariffs and rent hikes to interest rate cuts and runaway spending, this segment tackles the uncomfortable truth: inflation isn’t gone — it’s just wearing a different face.

    Are you feeling relief from inflation — or does the “3%” number sound like political spin compared to your grocery bill?

    Follow Bill on X at @BillBernardoni, explore his work at Bernardoni.media, and read his latest writings at Bernardoni.blog. To learn more about Romina please visit cato.org.
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    10 分
  • Government Shutdown Showdown: Politics, Paychecks, and Real-World Pain

    Government Shutdown Showdown: Politics, Paychecks, and Real-World Pain
    2025/11/03
    Host Bill Bernardoni welcomes back Cato Institute’s Romina Boccia to cut through the spin on Washington’s latest game of chicken — the government shutdown. Behind the headlines, real Americans face empty paychecks, closed museums, stalled food stamp benefits, and economic ripple effects that hit families, small businesses, and taxpayers alike. Boccia breaks down what actually stops working, what keeps running behind the scenes, and why both parties keep replaying the same costly drama — all while blaming each other.

    Do you think government shutdowns are a legitimate negotiating tactic — or just political theater that punishes ordinary Americans?

    Follow Bill on X at @BillBernardoni, explore his work at Bernardoni.media, and read his latest writings at Bernardoni.blog. Learn more about Romina by visiting cato.org.
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    9 分
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