America First Episode 6

The Dow Jones Industrial Average hits another all…

An episode of the America First podcast, hosted by We The People, titled "America First Episode 6" was published on August 4, 2017 and runs 46 minutes.

August 4, 2017 ·46m · America First

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average hits another all time high, Anthony "The Mooch" Scaramucci is out as White House Communications Director after an explosive on the record interview, General John Kelly is the new Chief of Staff, and National Security Advisor HR McMaster shows his Globalist allegiance. The American Terrorist of the Week is a top Democrat's IT guy, arrested as he tried to flee the country. Amazon is raising antitrust concerns in Washington. Sports topics include Jon Bones Jones's KO during UFC 214 and the NFL season is just around the corner - does Colin Kaepernick deserve to be signed? That and more on the America First podcast!

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average hits another all time high, Anthony "The Mooch" Scaramucci is out as White House Communications Director after an explosive on the record interview, General John Kelly is the new Chief of Staff, and National Security Advisor HR McMaster shows his Globalist allegiance. The American Terrorist of the Week is a top Democrat's IT guy, arrested as he tried to flee the country. Amazon is raising antitrust concerns in Washington. Sports topics include Jon Bones Jones's KO during UFC 214 and the NFL season is just around the corner - does Colin Kaepernick deserve to be signed? That and more on the America First podcast!

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