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Join hosts Tim Ford and Tabor Wood as they dive into the complex history of Venezuela with guest William Bravo who lived ten years under the Hugo Chavez regime. Discover the untold stories behind the headlines, from the rise of Hugo Chavez to the current socio-political climate and the capture of Nicolas Maduro. This episode of "Pardon the Corruption" sheds light on the personal and political struggles faced by Venezuelans. Don't miss this eye-opening conversation.

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In this episode of 'Pardon the Corruption,' hosts Tim Ford and Tabor Wood delve into the potential threats facing America, discussing the possibility of an October 7th-style event occurring on U.S. soil.

They explore the implications of military-aged individuals at gun ranges, the vulnerabilities of the electrical grid, and the role of media in shaping public perception. The conversation emphasizes the importance of preparedness and vigilance, while also reflecting on the resilience and freedoms of the American people.

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In this episode of "Pardon the Corruption," hosts Tim Ford and Tabor Wood dive into the controversial claims made by Candace Owens regarding the death of Charlie Kirk. As they explore the narratives surrounding Erica Kirk and the alleged conspiracies, Tim and Tabor question the validity of these theories and discuss the potential impact on public perception. Join them as they navigate through the complexities of media narratives and the search for truth. Tune in for an engaging discussion that challenges the status quo and seeks accountability from those shaping our world.

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In this episode of "Pardon the Corruption," hosts Tim Ford and Tabor Wood dive into the controversial appointment of a new fire Commissioner in New York City by Mayor-elect Zoran Mamdani. They discuss the implications of appointing someone with no firefighting experience to such a critical role, exploring the potential impact on the city's renowned fire department. The conversation touches on themes of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in leadership positions, and the challenges faced by traditional institutions in adapting to new political landscapes. Join Tim and Tabor as they question the decisions shaping the future of New York City and invite listeners to share their thoughts on this pivotal issue.

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In this episode of 'Pardon the Corruption,' hosts Tim Ford and Tabor Wood delve into the pervasive issues of political corruption and accountability. They discuss the lack of consequences for political figures, the intertwining of conspiracy and corruption, and the role of media in shaping public perception. The conversation touches on various topics, including the COVID-19 fraud, the Pentagon's audit failures, and the influence of algorithms on public opinion.

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Tim Ford and Taber Wood return with a compelling episode of "Pardon the Corruption," where they confront the narratives surrounding cultural shifts and the preservation of American values and Christian beliefs. From immigration debates to the influence of social media, this episode offers a critical look at the forces shaping our society and addresses the issue of muslims attempting to destroy Christmas. Join the conversation and challenge your perspectives.

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Join hosts Tim Ford and Taber Wood on "Pardon the Corruption" as they dive into a candid conversation with Adam Swart, founder and CEO of Crowds on Demand. Adam has appeared on several national news shows to include Fox News, Fox Business, News Nation and many others. Discover the unconventional strategies behind the largest protest company in the U.S., and explore the ethical nuances of paid advocacy. From turning down a $20 million offer to discussing the cultural dynamics of activism, this episode challenges the status quo and offers a fresh perspective on modern protest movements. Tune in for an engaging discussion that questions the balance of power and the role of money in shaping public discourse.

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In this part 2 episode about NGOs and Non-Profits, dive into the shadowy world of NGOs and nonprofits with Tim and Tabor as they uncover how these organizations are used to launder money and influence political agendas. From the power of billionaires like George Soros to the role of foreign governments, this episode reveals the hidden forces shaping our world

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