With Green Energy initiatives front and center at the G7 summit, the commitment to renewable energy is gaining steam on the international stage. Politics aside, this represents an undeniable opportunity for investors -- just ask BlackRock. Andrew Wheeler, former administrator of the EPA and current fellow at the Heritage Foundation think tank, is an equal-opportunity energy enthusiast who applauds advances in clean energy. But he illustrates the irony that our progress in the Green space often come at the expense of the environment and national security. The two also discuss the nuances of energy diplomacy, the realities of EV battery creation, and the hottest companies in the Green Energy sector.

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Renowned economist and author Stephen Moore returns with a searing take on Joe Biden and the financial landscape: with the President's Bernie Sanders' governing style experiencing pushback from moderate Democrats, it's clear the markets never took Uncle Joe seriously from the beginning. The two also discuss the absurdity of America’s labor shortage, the minimum global corporate tax, and the Left’s undying distrust of Big Business. 

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Free-speech restrictions lately have America looking more like North Korea every day. Conservative talk show powerhouse and fellow American Consequences contributor Buck Sexton details his own stories of censorship and shadow banning, noting that what we need are antitrust laws and more competition in the digital platform space. The two also discuss how the pandemic made news even less trustworthy, balancing the First Amendment with capitalism and Buck’s new gig hosting a show in the late Rush Limbaugh’s time slot.

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Acclaimed author Gordan Chang cites the complete lack of scientific evidence that COVID originated from a ‘wet market’ and the seedy breeding grounds of the Wuhan Institute that made this pandemic possible. The two also discuss the Biden Administration's staggering ambivalence around uncovering the virus’ origin, economically pressuring Xi Jinping, and preparing for China’s next, deadlier pathogen. 

The Colonial Pipeline Hack was just a sliver of the digital damage our enemies can and will inflict on our infrastructure, grid, and citizenry. And one of those threats remains an EMP (electromagnetic pulse) attack. Dr. Peter Pry, Executive Director of the EMP Task Force, details the science behind what an EMP attack consists of and how much damage it’s capable of wreaking.

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Kara Frederick explains the changing face of digital battle with the likes of China and Iran. John Rossomando also joins to detail the potential horrors of a nuclear electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack.

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You know inflation’s a genuine concern when even Warren Buffett’s worried. Everyone seems to acknowledge that prices in America are rising except Team Biden.

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We can’t stop talking about this crypto because it seems more poised as the future of money every day. Greg Foss, Executive Director at Validus Power, joins Trish to explain how sovereign currencies like the U.S. dollar have been obsolete and unsustainable for years -- and that crypto is their inevitable financial successor. The two also discuss credit vs. equity markets, how lessons learned from the 2008 Recession can help you in this bubble, and the possibility of bitcoin mining powering our electric grid.

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