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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2025 · 17 MIN

Today's News, March 25-26, 2025

from Today's News with Larry Schweikart · host Larry Schweikart

IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Two dozen federal awareds to Minnesota have been paused. 2) President Trump has signed what we hope is the first of several election security acts that will begin to move the U.S. onto one day voting. This executive order will prevent illegals from voting. 3) Big legal win as the Ninth Circuit (remember how bad this was before Trump named a bunch of judges to this?) said that Trump can halt refugee admissions. File under the stupid "What is Pam Bondi doing?" questions. EVERY ONE of these cases is being litigated by DOJ's attorneys, all 65 of them. (Zen Master reminds me that of the 29 Ninth Circuit judges, Trump has appointed 10 and one more is retiring. ZM thinks Trump will have a total of 14 of the 29 when he's done). 4) Energy Secretary Chris Wright says the demand for energy will be :unlimited. Well, yah. That's why we need oil, gas, LNG, nukes, and everything else that generates positive energy. 5) So called practical DemoKKKrats or "moderates" such as Noah Smith get it half right. DemoKKKrat politicies are utterly killing blue cities and blue states and empowering Republicans who know how to actually build stuff. What he doesn't get is that the ESSENCE of libtoid progressivism is anti-human and anti-God and they are incapable of building great things. 6) Christopher Rufo has 10 questions Katherine Maher should answer in her hearings. Based on these, this woman has no place being anywhere close to NPR. Just close it down. 7) There are two special elections under way, both important and close. In WI, Brad Schmiel for Supreme Court is critical to overcome Tony Evers. Currently R-areas are uop 3-5% over last election, but experts think it will take 9% final by election day to win. In PA's special the Ds are leading in a state senate race. Republicans have won three of the last four specials. Don't let up. 8) John Halpin explains the demographis of the DemoKKKrats collapse. The reality is that both parties still have WAY too many managerial-class people at the top and need to cull them. But the DemoKKKrats still need an exorcism on top of that. 9) President Trump signed a memo declassifying the "Crossfire Hurricane" docs. 10) DHS Secretary Kristi Noem vowed to eliminate FEMA and move its activities under DHS. Good start culling every possible government agency and bureau. 11) File this under uh oh. A resurfaced CIA memo says the Ark of the Covenant has been located. Do the Nazis know?  12) You can start to feel that every single arm of the federal gubment knows that the salad days of unlimited spending are over. The Pentagon has just canceled an IT project long delayed with a 780% budget overrun. IN ILLEGAL CRIMINAL ALIEN NEWS 13) Imagine that. One-third of all D.C. judges were not born in the U.S. and five of them managed to get their hands on Trump's cases. IN CULTURAL NEWS 14) So, this is fitting. An English school is canceling Easter to focus on immigrants. Now, they really don't know what they've done, because Christians DO NOT celebrate "Easter" (.i.e., Ishtar, the rites of fertilization) but Resurrection Day. So unknowingly these chowderbrains canceled a pagan holiday. IN ECONOMIC NEWS 15) Ed Dowd fears a "short but deep recession" as DOGE exposes "mind-shocking" levels of fraud. 16) Morgan Stanley's Chief Investment Officer said that Trump "doesn't care" about the stock market. Maybe in recent years too many presidents have ONLY cared about the stock market? 17) Dollar Tree is going to sell Family Dollar for $1 billion after buying it for $8 billion ten years ago. 18) President Trump will launch the External Revenue Service. 19) An Oregon court bitchslapped some youts who tried to say the gubment should protect them against "climate change." 20) DOGE has uncovered $5 trillion in "untraceable" Treasury payments. "no idea where it went." I have an idea. Maybe some of those useless Netflix payments to Zero, Big Mike, Megxit and the Ginger Duke are involved? Clinton Foundation? Just spitballing. IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS 21) Han Jong-Hee, CEO of Samsung, dead at 63. 22) Scholars are saying the rural populations of the earth were severely undercounted, by as much as 53-54%, underestimating the number of people on the planet by billions. Looks like Bill Gates and Noah Harari have a lot more work to do to get rid of all those extra people. 23) India is reconsidering $24 billion in tariffs to avoid U.S. reciprocal tariffs. 24) Here is a massive acid spill from a ChiCom owned copper mine that destroyed a river. IN CHINA VIRUS NEWS 25) A voice of sanity during the China Virus epidemic, Dr. Jay Battachaya has been confirmed as NIH chief. AND FINALLY . . . 26) Big oops here as a flight bound for China had to turn around because the pilot forgot his passport. Get FIVE of Larry's e-books for just #29.99 https://www.wildworldofhistory.com/offers/9qFBdu2r  Larry SchweikartRock drummer, Film maker, NYTimes #1 bestselling author A Patriot's History (concept trailer) - https://vimeo.com/40949423Buy Larry a coffee - http://buymeacoffee.com/larrys Want more Larry Schweikart politics, current events, and history? Visit www.wildworldofpolitics.com and become an INSIDER. You'll get exclusive content and ongoing video series. 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The post covers a range of political, economic, and cultural topics with a strong conservative stance. Politically, it highlights election security measures signed by Trump, legal victories, energy policies, and critiques of Democratic leadership. Immigration concerns focus on judicial influence, while cultural news critiques progressive policies like canceling Easter in favor of immigrant recognition. Economic updates warn of potential recession, highlight corporate financial losses, and mention Trump's proposed External Revenue Service. Internationally, it discusses undercounted rural populations, trade disputes, and environmental issues tied to China. The post ends with a COVID-related appointment at NIH and a humorous airline mishap where a pilot forgot his passport.

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