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I Spy Radio Show

I Spy Radio Show

著者： Mark Anderson
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Keeping an eye on Big Government. The I Spy Radio Show is not your typical conservative talk radio show. A one-hour show, not just opinion but actual analysis with guests who are true experts in their fields. Other shows focus on news and current events, which means they’re competing for attention, to beat other shows to the punch, or, even worse, to shout louder to get noticed. There’s no shouting here. Our goal is to inform, not see who can shout over the other or out-duel with talking points. Instead, we want to arm our audience—with better information, and more in-depth information than you’ll get anywhere else. Why? Because better informed people make better decisions.Copyright © 2011–2026 by I Spy Radio Show. All rights reserved. 政治・政府 政治学
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  • 16-39 It’s Like They Designed the Systems to be Defrauded

    16-39 It’s Like They Designed the Systems to be Defrauded
    2026/09/26
    Peter Ticktin answers The Atlantic on voting machines and foreign interference. Then Jeff Eager traces Oregon Medicaid money from a Lake Oswego group home to an Indiana ditch, and on to 5,600 pages of Kotek emails.
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    48 分
  • 16-38 Common Sense vs. Crazy — How Policy Becomes Law, and the War Iran Is Waiting Out

    16-38 Common Sense vs. Crazy — How Policy Becomes Law, and the War Iran Is Waiting Out
    2026/09/19
    Heritage Action's Doug Blair on the congressional scorecard that makes members flinch, the SAVE Act, and Chinese money behind the anti-data-center push. Then Brent Sadler on an Iranian regime losing $170 million a day and betting on November.
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    48 分
  • 16-37 This Is Fine — Oregon’s Record Wildfires and the Race for a Veto-Proof Supermajority

    16-37 This Is Fine — Oregon’s Record Wildfires and the Race for a Veto-Proof Supermajority
    2026/09/12
    Angela Plowhead takes on Sen. Deb Patterson in Oregon's most-targeted Senate race, exposing the push for a veto-proof supermajority. Then wildfire contractor Derrick Holdstock breaks down Oregon's record 2.5-million-acre 2026 fire season and what could have stopped it.
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    48 分
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