The Jenny Beth Show

In this episode, former U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese III offers an insider's perspective on his time serving under President Ronald Reagan, playing a pivotal role in shaping key policies during the Reagan administration. Meese discusses his integral contributions to Reagan's war on drugs, which led to a 50% reduction in drug abuse, and the development of the Strategic Defense Initiative, which ultimately helped bring down the Soviet Union and end the Cold War. With first-hand anecdotes from his time as both a close advisor and Attorney General, Meese shares his insights into Reagan's leadership, vision for America, and legacy.

Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how Reagan's policies on national defense, free markets, and individual liberty continue to influence modern politics. Meese also reflects on the similarities between the challenges Reagan faced during his presidency and the issues America faces today, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in history, leadership, and the enduring principles of American conservatism.

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In this episode, Jenny Beth Martin is joined by Mike Gonzalez, Senior Fellow at The Heritage Foundation, to discuss the real and present dangers that Marxism poses to America. Gonzalez shares his personal experiences growing up in communist Cuba, offering a unique and firsthand perspective on the devastating effects of Marxist ideology. He explains how Marxism, initially focused on economic revolution, has evolved into "cultural Marxism," which seeks to dismantle American institutions, including capitalism, representative democracy, and even the family unit. Gonzalez delves into how Marxism uses race and identity politics as tools for revolution, aiming to destroy societal structures in favor of a nebulous utopia.

Throughout the episode, Gonzalez warns that many of the challenges America currently faces, from critical race theory in schools to attacks on parental rights, are rooted in Marxist ideology. He emphasizes that this cultural battle must be fought to preserve American freedoms, arguing that liberty is like oxygen—taken for granted until it is threatened. Gonzalez highlights the role of cultural institutions in spreading Marxist ideas and stresses the importance of educating fellow Americans about the true nature and goals of Marxism. The episode serves as a wake-up call for those who may not fully understand the implications of these ideologies infiltrating American life.

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Jenny Beth sits down with Randy Corporon who is the Republican National Committeeman from Colorado. Randy is also an attorney, the host of the radio talk show "Wake Up! With Randy Corporon," and a tea party activist.

Twitter/X: @randycorporon | @jennybethm

Website: https://www.rbcforcolorado.com/

Jenny Beth sits down with Matt Martinez of Turning Point Action at the Restoring National Confidence Summit in Las Vegas, Nevada. Matt discusses Turning Point Action's plan to get low propensity Republican voters out to vote in 2024.

Twitter/X: @mcmartinezaz | @TPAction_ | @jennybethm

Website: www.tpaction.com/chasethevote

In this episode of The Jenny Beth Show, Richard Viguerie, Chairman of American Target Advertising, shares his pioneering journey in political direct mail marketing. Viguerie discusses his role in shaping the conservative movement, emphasizing the importance of grassroots efforts and effective marketing strategies. He highlights his innovative techniques that have revolutionized campaign fundraising and empowered conservative causes. Viguerie also provides insights into the current state of conservative politics and the critical need for strong leadership and effective communication. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in conservative marketing, grassroots activism, and the history of the conservative movement.

Twitter/X: @RichardViguerie | @jennybethm

Website: www.americantarget.com