On this episode of “Furthermore with Amanda Head” Elizabeth Barcohana joins to discuss the impact of California's political landscape on the nation, highlighting the importance of the LA mayoral and California gubernatorial races. They focus on Spencer Pratt's mayoral campaign, noting his personal experiences with fires and his nonpartisan stance. Despite being a Republican, Pratt's issues like law enforcement and corruption resonate broadly. They also address the gubernatorial race, where Republican Steve Hilton is leading the pack, emphasizing the need for voter participation to prevent voter fraud. Early voting and ballot harvesting by Republicans are crucial strategies. Elizabeth Barcahana stresses the importance of Republican voter turnout, noting a significant early voter enthusiasm among Republicans.

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On this episode, Amanda Head gives you a double dose of congress.

First, host Amanda Head discusses with Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville the latest in redistricting news. South Carolina's GOP-controlled state senate rejected a new congressional map, and a three-judge panel in Alabama blocked a map favoring Republicans, citing race-based discrimination. Tuberville emphasizes the need for a fair map in Alabama and the importance of securing the Senate majority to support President Trump's agenda. Tuberville criticizes the Biden administration's handling of January 6 cases the politicization of the judiciary, and a Congressional fund enacted to “make whole” Jan6 defendants who were victims of Biden’s weaponization.

Next, Amanda speaks with Rep. Randy Fine of Florida as the Trump administration is investigating whether Marxist influencers, including Hassan Piker, violated federal laws or sanctions by supporting Cuba. Fine criticizes Piker as a foreign-funded agitator, likely backed by China, aiming to divide America. Fine contrasts the Democratic Party's embrace of anti-Semitism with the Republican Party's rejection of extremism. He emphasizes the need for transparency in protest funding to expose foreign influence. Fine also condemns Democrats for protesting ICE on Memorial Day, accusing them of siding with foreigners over American citizens. The conversation concluded with a discussion on Title IX and transgender athletes in sports.

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On this episode, host Amanda Head interviews Matthew Monfroe on Memorial Day, discussing his roles as a writer, producer, conservative policy advisor and man of faith. Monfroe highlights his work on the America 250: Our Religious Heritage series, focusing on the first Great Awakening and its impact on American spiritual heritage. He emphasizes the importance of discernment and discipleship among young Americans, warning against misinformation and extremism. Monfroe also shares his missionary background, his approach to ministry in Washington, D.C., and his support for President Trump, urging caution and wisdom in navigating political and spiritual landscapes.

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Scott Rasmussen, President of RMG Research, joins the podcast to discuss his USA Today op-ed on the “10-10-80 nation” concept, highlighting the divide between elites and the general public. The veteran pollster notes that 69% of politically active elites would cheat to win, contrasting with 80% of voters who believe in fair elections. Rasmussen also emphasized the importance of state and local officials in counteracting federal ambition and the need for practical solutions like moving government operations out of Washington. He also discusses the impact of gas prices on voter sentiment, and how that will affect the midterms. Hear more from Rasmussen in his book, "Out of Touch: The Elite 1% and the Battle for America's Soul," available on Amazon and all major book retailers.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head talks with China and national security expert Steve Yates to break down President Trump’s latest summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping and why the meeting was less about trust and more about strategic leverage.

Yates describes the Trump-Xi talks as a “maintenance mission,” explaining that while President Trump pushed major economic and geopolitical issues ranging from trade and energy to Iran and market access, the Chinese Communist Party remains deeply resistant to meaningful reform. He argues that America’s greatest leverage over China is still access to the U.S. consumer market and warns that Beijing has repeatedly failed to honor past trade commitments.

The conversation shifts into a far more alarming discussion about what Yates calls the CCP’s increasingly aggressive influence operations inside the United States. Head and Yates discuss Chinese-linked bio labs discovered in America, election and social media manipulation, university partnerships, espionage concerns tied to U.S. research institutions, and the growing national security debate surrounding birth tourism and Chinese surveillance tactics.

Yates also shares a firsthand story from his own government service involving suspected Chinese surveillance technology secretly placed inside his laptop during an official trip to China, warning that modern espionage operations have become far more advanced than most Americans realize.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head sits down with Justin Goodman of the White Coat Waste Project to discuss explosive whistleblower allegations involving the National Institute of Health’s (NIH) Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Hamilton, Montana.

Goodman details claims that NIH officials concealed a dangerous laboratory exposure involving Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever after a researcher was reportedly bitten by an infected monkey. He also breaks down allegations that three NIH experimenters smuggled virus samples from Africa back into the United States, triggering an FBI investigation and raising new concerns about oversight, transparency, and biosecurity at some of America’s highest-level research facilities.

The conversation dives into the culture surrounding Fauci-era leadership at the NIH, ongoing concerns over taxpayer-funded virus research, and why Goodman believes major reforms, budget cuts, and leadership changes are urgently needed. Goodman and Head also discuss the broader push for government accountability and what these revelations could mean for the future of federal public health agencies.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head questions President Trump in the Oval Office about the cost and affordability of IVF before welcoming foreign policy expert Dr. Walid Phares for a deep dive into the growing tensions in the Middle East.

Dr. Phares speculates that Trump’s recent meeting with Iranian generals may have involved discussions connected to opposition figures inside Iran, while warning that many in Washington still fail to fully understand the intentions and survival tactics of the Iranian regime. He sharply criticizes Tehran’s long history of oppression, terrorism funding, and crackdowns on its own people, contrasting it with what he describes as Trump’s more direct and strategic approach.

The conversation also explores whether the United States should actively support Iran’s opposition movement, particularly younger generations pushing for change from within. Dr. Phares predicts the current standoff could reach a critical turning point by mid-June, arguing that allowing tensions to drag on may carry major political consequences both abroad and at home.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head talks with two-time FIFA World Cup Champion and Brazilian soccer star Paulo Silas Pereira for a powerful conversation about perseverance, faith, and life beyond the game.

Pereira reflects on his journey from growing up in Campinas, Brazil, alongside six sisters and three brothers, to becoming an international football star who played for legendary clubs including São Paulo FC, Sporting CP, and San Lorenzo de Almagro. He opens up about the influence of his parents, the heartbreak of losing both his mother and father, and the values that carried him through every stage of life and competition.

The conversation also dives into Silas’ transition from player to coach, his perspective on leadership and discipline, and the inspiration behind his new book, "Beyond Success," which explores the pursuit of goals, God, and glory. Plus, Silas shares his thoughts and predictions for the next FIFA World Cup and what today’s athletes are missing when success becomes disconnected from purpose.

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