Straight Talk with Bill Frady 7/17/26 Full Show

By masterfully provoking his detractors and the left with distracting statements, President Trump quietly executes other actions behind the scenes. This calculated unpredictability forces major U.S. adversaries—including China, Iran, and Russia—to completely recalibrate their strategies and assumptions about what they thought the United States would do. Meanwhile, Latin America is becoming extremely pro-U.S. Invest USA's Michael Letts joins the show to analyze the President's speech. The discussion covers the evidence of election tampering released online by President Trump, who asserts that inside collaborators and illegal registrants granted foreign nations access and information. Consequently, the United States is set to prosecute those responsible. During his address last night, President Trump noted that certain networks, specifically ABC and NBC, failed to carry his speech. His remarks focused on voter fraud and the illicit acquisition of voter information by foreign powers. Furthermore, he detailed efforts by nations such as China to manipulate the election in Biden's favor, alleging they compromised the media by paying them to compose and circulate fabricated stories about Trump. Defeated incumbents who lose a primary or general election continue to hold power for months until their terms expire. No longer fearing political retaliation, some may plot revenge against the voters who rejected them or against the President, occasionally acting erratically and breaking ranks to vote with the opposition. ESG-friendly funds were once the trendy investment choice and the preferred DEI approach, steering clear of fossil fuels, guns, and alcohol. However, since Donald Trump was reelected as President, these funds have taken a downward spiral. Despite the fact that these excluded sectors are major money makers, Wall Street remains surprised by the downward trends. While advocating for open borders in the United States, Mexico has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government to prevent the deportation of its own citizens. This stands in sharp contrast to Mexico's own rigorous immigration enforcement, under which they regularly deport undocumented individuals.