We dismiss history and apparel.

Liberty Nation Radio with Mark Angelides.

Now the flip side of that coin is of course, much like the Fawnee Willis prosecution in Georgia, perhaps it's done more damage to the

progressive campaign to cancel Donald Trump that it has to Donald Trump's

electoral prospects. So Trump's electoral prospects.

So that's all fascinating,

Grist for the Mill, I think.

Liberty Nation Radio. Welcome to another edition of the Chicks on the Right podcast.

Today we have with us the Spokesperson from Birch Gold, our friend Philip Patrick, and man, this is a really good week that we've chosen to talk with you because of all of this horrible news that we've heard about with the port in Baltimore, the crash that happened with the

container ship earlier this week, and obviously a hugely important port, we're

just now starting to hear whispers about how this how much this is going to disrupt the

economy and Congress just already recently passed this horrific budget which is

beyond horrible in every way and now there's talk of more spending to deal with this crisis so what is your take on that?

Yeah, I mean it's a disaster right so we reach an agreement this was Friday for a $1.2 trillion spending package.

This was minutes before the deadline, as of course we've come to expect.

Looking through the two packages, combining them, discretionary

spending for the budget year is like 1.66 trillion dollars. That's just discretionary spending. That doesn't include Medicare, Social

Security, debt service payments. It's 27% of total government spending. And then of course, we have an emergency like replacing

Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge. This is at least a half a billion dollar

project likely going to go up maybe closer to a billion dollars and the

president of course has already stepped in and said the federal government is

going to pay for it which likely means we're going to get another emergency supplemental bill for more borrowing and more

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