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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2024 · 35 MIN

03/04/2024: Fires Ravage Texas and Oklahoma: The Economic Fallout

from The Wright Report · host Bryan Dean Wright

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this March 4th episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright, a former CIA Operations Officer, brings to light pressing issues affecting both America and the broader international community. The episode begins with an update on the devastating fires in Texas and Oklahoma, detailing the significant impact on local farmers and ranchers and exploring the potential repercussions for the economy and consumer prices. The discussion then shifts to an intriguing analysis of cattle, climate change, and their unexpected connection to global power dynamics, urging listeners to look beyond the surface of environmental debates. Wright then delves into the resurgence of Russian spy networks, examining their previous setbacks, recent recovery, and a significant embarrassment they caused for German allies amidst the conflict in Ukraine. The episode wraps up with a comprehensive weekend news roundup, featuring key developments from Washington D.C., Haiti, the Red Sea, and positive updates from Iraq, offering listeners a well-rounded insight into current global events.

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