The Better for America Podcast

"Award winning journalist, founder of Just The News, and host of No Noise on Real America’s Voice John Solomon joined AMAC CEO Rebecca Weber on the Better For America podcast to discuss the many absurdities regarding the Trump indictments. Fani Willis’ Georgia indictment alleges Trump “knew he lost but claimed fraud anyway.” However, as an investigative reporter Solomon says there is plenty of evidence that disproves this claim, not to mention the mounting evidence of tangible fraud existing at Team Trump’s disposal. Turning to the DC indictment, Solomon anticipates many constitutional challenges, particularly regarding the 1st, 4th, and 5th amendments that will result with these cases being heard by the United States Supreme Court. As more revelations of Biden’s corruption and additional attention grabbing Trump indictments come to light, the cultural landscape in America is shifting amongst the general public that favors common sense. Don’t miss this episode with one of the very best investigative journalists in America!

In this interview, Jeff Younger shares his emotional and legal battle to prevent his ex-wife and the school system from transitioning his son James without his consent. He alleges that his ex-wife, a pediatrician, began socially transitioning their son at the age of two and enrolled him in school as a girl, while the school supported the transition behind his back. Jeff describes a lengthy court struggle that resulted in him losing custody and visitation rights, and how political and legal systems have enabled what he believes is child abuse. Despite numerous legal setbacks, he continues to fight through the California and federal courts, advocating for parental rights and warning of broader cultural and institutional shifts.

In this episode of the Better For America podcast, Mark Levin joins AMAC CEO Rebecca Weber to break down how Marxist ideology is overtaking America’s institutions and threatening our core freedoms. Levin warns about activist judges and media bias, exposing how they’re working to undermine the Constitution. He shares sharp insights on the erosion of free speech, Israel’s right to self-defense, and what Americans must do to fight back. "Their goal is to conquer the culture," Levin says, highlighting the left’s relentless push to control education, media, and government. Don’t miss this powerful conversation that reveals the stakes and the solutions for defending liberty.

Congressman Thomas Massie joins Rebecca Weber for a direct conversation on principled governance, Trump-era spending battles, and the future of Doge. Massie clears the air on CR votes, outlines how to lock in Doge’s cuts using the rescissions process, and discusses his work to rein in the administrative state and defend the Second Amendment. “Congress was never meant to be a rubber stamp,” Massie says, emphasizing his constitutional role as both an ally and a check on executive power. He also shares his take on President Trump's calls for him to be primaried, and also calls for defunding PBS and protecting free speech by stopping government influence over media algorithms.

Congressman Andy Ogles joins Rebecca Weber to break down efforts to impeach activist judges, revive Trump’s Schedule F through the "End the Deep State Act," and defend executive authority. Ogles explains his proposed 22nd Amendment change, advocates for immigration enforcement, and supports codifying Trump’s executive orders to ensure lasting reforms. “You can be an activist at home, but when you come to work, you have a job to do,” Ogles says. He also shares how Elon Musk and Doge are disrupting D.C. power structures and why backing America First policies is key to stopping judicial overreach.

Tyler O’Neil, senior editor at The Daily Signal and author of The Woketopus, joins Shane Harris to unpack the massive influence of dark money and left-wing activist groups on America’s administrative state. Drawing from his deep research, O’Neil explains how groups like the Southern Poverty Law Center have shaped federal policy from the shadows—and how the Biden administration allowed unelected bureaucrats to do the bidding of these activists. He argues that Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) has finally exposed this corruption. “Doge has confirmed my basic point in spades,” O’Neil says. They also discuss the explosion of new conservative media voices gaining White House access, the need for lasting accountability, and how legacy media's dishonesty opened the door for rising outlets like The Daily Signal and AMAC Newsline.

Rebecca Weber is joined by January Littlejohn and attorney Vernadette Broyles to expose how schools across the country are undermining parental authority through secret gender transition plans. January shares her personal story of discovering her 13-year-old daughter was socially transitioning at school—without any parental consent. Broyles explains how the 11th Circuit Court’s recent ruling could have a devastating national impact on parental rights, stating that parents now must prove that constitutional violations “shock the conscience” just to get a day in court. “If this analysis stands,” she warns, “you’ve basically said that the fundamental right [of parents] no longer exists.” Together, they sound the alarm on a system failing children and families—and what needs to happen next to stop it.

Back in February of 2023, long before he would be confirmed as the Director of the FBI, Kash Patel joined AMAC on Broadcast Row at CPAC. At the time, President Trump had announced his candidacy for the 2024 election, but had not yet endured the trials, indictments, and even assassination attempts on his life that would play out between then and now. Despite how drastically the landscape would change, many of Patel's insights regarding government bureaucrats, the border, and how he saw the 2024 race unfolding proved to be accurate. Tune in to this blast from the past with an important America First leader who now heads up one of the most important departments in our federal government!

Matt Kane speaks with Joel Penton, founder of LifeWise Academy, on the Better For America podcast about integrating Bible education into public schools through legal release-time programs. With growing school choice interest, LifeWise helps communities offer faith-based instruction at no cost to families. Penton emphasizes the program’s impact, noting that when schools implement LifeWise, they see “attendance increase, behavior improve, and students become more engaged.” Despite growing opposition, the demand continues to surge, with LifeWise now serving over 50,000 students across 29 states. They discuss the challenges, misconceptions, and how parents and communities can get involved to expand Bible education nationwide.

Former CIA operations officer Rick de la Torre joins Rebecca Weber on the Better For America podcast for a deep dive into intelligence, national security, and the growing power of the deep state. He reveals how leadership failures have transformed agencies like the CIA, how foreign aid is being manipulated, and why artificial intelligence and quantum computing are the next battlegrounds for global power. According to de le Torre, a key way national security has impacted for the worse has been a shift in leadership, stating, "the challenge is with the leadership, and that's really where the full focus ought to be." From government corruption to emerging threats, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss!

Historian and author Jeff Winstead joins Rebecca Weber on the Better For America podcast to discuss his book The Last Battle of the Revolution: Daniel Boone and the War for the Kentucky Frontier. Winstead uncovers the forgotten battles that shaped America’s early frontier. From Daniel Boone’s heroic leadership to the brutal conflicts on the Kentucky frontier, this discussion dives into the sacrifices made for American independence. Tune in to discover a piece of history you may have never heard before!

Former West Virginia state legislator Derrick Evans joins Rebecca Weber on the Better For America podcast to discuss his arrest and imprisonment following January 6th, the FBI’s raid on his home, and the devastating impact on his family. Evans shares his experience of government overreach, the weaponization of justice, and his journey from political persecution to a full pardon from President Trump. Now, he’s fighting back—running for U.S. Senate and standing up for the rights of all Americans. Tune in for this powerful conversation on truth, justice, and the fight for freedom.

Congressman Kevin Kiley joins Rebecca Weber on the Better For America podcast to discuss his bold plan to fix California’s failed policies and push back against Governor Gavin Newsom’s reckless agenda. From ending sanctuary state laws and stopping taxpayer-funded healthcare for illegal immigrants to repealing radical EV mandates and strengthening wildfire prevention, Rep. Kiley lays out the common-sense reforms that California desperately needs. He also shares insights on voter ID laws, water storage solutions, and how President Trump’s policies can help rescue the Golden State.

Former FBI senior executive Chris Piehota joins Rebecca Weber on the Better For America podcast to discuss his book, Wanted: The FBI I Once Knew, and the agency’s troubling transformation. He highlights how weak leadership, political bias, and flawed hiring practices have compromised the Bureau’s mission. Piehota also shares his insights on Kash Patel’s potential role as FBI director, mass deportation efforts, and Trump’s push for national security reforms. Plus, he breaks down the declassification of JFK, RFK, and MLK FBI files and the growing impact of AI in law enforcement.

Riley Gaines joins Better for America to discuss the recent federal court ruling rejecting Biden’s Title IX rewrite and Trump’s executive order reinforcing the recognition of two genders. “It means there is a future for women’s sports,” she says, celebrating these victories while warning that the fight is far from over. Gaines also breaks down Trump’s executive order banning taxpayer-funded gender procedures for minors and the importance of enforcing it against relentless opposition. She calls out Hollywood hypocrisy, slams leftist double standards, and shares how her Gaines for Girls podcast is amplifying voices for truth. “Courage begets courage,” she says—don’t miss this powerful conversation on standing firm in the fight for fairness, reality, and justice.

Investigative journalist John Solomon joins Better for America to break down President Trump’s ambitious second-term agenda, focusing on security, prosperity, accountability, and fairness. Solomon highlights Trump's push to shrink government, secure elections, and combat foreign financial influence in U.S. campaigns, noting, “Fairness will be a central theme of his presidency.” He discusses the passage of the Laken Riley Act, the fight for election integrity through the SAVE and ACE Acts, and how Trump’s economic policies will contrast with Biden’s. Solomon also weighs in on the controversy surrounding political activism in religious settings, saying institutions that stray from their purpose “usually cause division instead of unity.” Tune in for an insightful discussion on what lies ahead in Trump's second term.

In this episode of Better for America, Matt Kane is joined by author and historian C. Bradley Thompson to discuss his groundbreaking book, America's Revolutionary Mind: A Moral History of the American Revolution and the Declaration that Defined It, featured as AMAC’s Book Club Book of the Month. Thompson explains how the real American Revolution began not on the battlefield, but “in the minds and souls of the American people” in the 15 years before Lexington and Concord. He unpacks how the revolutionaries shifted from the "rights of Englishmen" to the universal concept of natural rights, emphasizing that these principles remain vital today. Thompson acknowledges slavery's moral failure but highlights how the Declaration’s ideals began the process of abolition, stating, “The American Revolution laid the foundation for ending slavery.” Tune in for a compelling conversation on America’s fight for freedom!

In this episode of Better for America, Matt Kane welcomes back Jack Posobiec, Senior Editor of Human Events and a best-selling author, to analyze the buzz around President Trump’s second-term inauguration. Posobiec praises Pete Hegseth’s confirmation hearing, describing him as “the living embodiment of the antithesis of wokeness” and a nominee committed to delivering on America First promises. They discuss the expected policy shifts in Trump’s first 100 days, including sealing the border, mass deportations, and rebooting U.S. energy production. Posobiec highlights the importance of draining the swamp through measures like Schedule F and ensuring loyalty to the administration’s agenda. With a focus on accountability, Jack emphasizes the need to bring justice for injustices inflicted on the American people, making this term potentially even more transformative than Trump’s first.

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber introduces AMAC’s exciting new wellness initiative, Better For You, featuring Melanie Griffin as its host. Melanie, a seasoned health and wellness professional with over 20 years of experience, shares her passion for prevention, fitness, and healthy living, inspired by her personal journey of caring for a loved one with chronic illnesses. Melanie says: “If it’s important for you to age with grace and strength, you won’t want to miss the Better For You podcast.” The show will feature expert interviews on topics like brain health, nutrition, fitness, and hormone health, while incorporating inspiring personal stories from AMAC members. Melanie also emphasizes the importance of prevention, saying, “We’re here to educate, empower, and equip AMAC members to take charge of their health.”

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber speaks with Tom Homan, former Acting Director of ICE and newly appointed Border Czar for the Trump administration, about the critical need to secure America’s borders. Homan lays out his three key priorities: ending catch-and-release, restarting deportation operations targeting over 700,000 criminal aliens, and locating over 300,000 missing migrant children. Homan emphasizes, “The southern border is the biggest national security vulnerability I’ve ever seen,” citing a 3,500% increase in terrorist watchlist apprehensions. He also highlights the devastating impact of fentanyl trafficking and the need for Mexico and Canada to enforce their own immigration laws. Homan’s unwavering focus is clear: “If we want to send a message, it’s that you must come to this country legally, or there will be consequences.”

In this episode of Better for America, hosts Rebecca Weber and Matt Kane sit down to discuss the episodes that stood out the most to them in the historic 2024. Matt recounts his conversations with Mike Lindell on his quest to help restore election integrity that began back in 2020, Jack Posobiec on the assassination attempts on President Trump and the 2024 election, and Dr. John Eastman, who along with so many others were victimized by the radical left's newest weapon known as "Lawfare." Rebecca highlights her discussions with Congressman Barry Loudermilk about the secret truth behind January 6th and the narratives we have been given, cultural expert James Lindsay on the rise of Marxist ideology, and actor-turned-activist Kirk Cameron on America's spiritual comeback. Both hosts emphasize the year’s key theme: a growing national awakening to truth, faith, and freedom. Tune in for a recap of these compelling conversations and a preview of what’s ahead in 2025.

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber sits down with gold expert Mike Fuljenz to discuss pressing issues shaping America’s future. From Texas' border policies under a new administration to the debate over retiring the penny, Mike offers sharp insights. He details how eliminating the penny could save billions and why bipartisan support for this change is growing. On the economy, Mike discusses the role of gold as a hedge against inflation and the importance of finding reputable dealers in a volatile market. With his expertise, he emphasizes the urgent need for reducing government waste, prioritizing energy independence, and addressing America’s national debt.

In this Better for America episode, Rebecca Weber welcomes Jill Simonian of PragerU Kids to discuss the alarming rise of gender ideology in schools. Jill exposes how DEI initiatives have become a "vehicle for Marxist ideals," replacing truth and meritocracy with divisive narratives. She emphasizes the importance of teaching America’s Judeo-Christian roots and providing children with values-based education. Through PragerU Kids, parents and grandparents have access to free resources that teach civics, history, and moral principles. Jill encourages families to reclaim education and highlights success stories, like parental rights victories in Chino Valley, that give hope for restoring truth in schools.

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber interviews Carrie Lukas, President of the Independent Women’s Forum (IWF). Lukas shares her insights on policies that empower families and individuals, highlighting the importance of reducing government intervention to promote personal freedom and economic opportunity. Lukas champions expanding the State Department's au pair program, emphasizing its potential to address both child and elder care needs. The conversation also covers IWF's efforts to safeguard women's spaces and sports, ensuring fairness and safety in areas ranging from athletics to shelters. Lukas stresses, “The word ‘girl’ should have meaning.”In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber sits down with acclaimed author and speaker Chris Widener to discuss the urgent need for spiritual revival in America. Chris shares the inspiration behind his latest book, The Coming American Revival: The Biblical Blueprint for Igniting a Nation’s Soul, and explains how faith can address the nation's current cultural and moral challenges. He highlights the growing clash between the Judeo-Christian values America was founded on versus the Marxist, secular ideology taking root in education, media, and governance. He emphasizes that revival begins with personal transformation, urging Christians to "humble themselves, pray, and turn from their wicked ways" (2 Chronicles 7:14). Widener believes that a revival of faith, starting with individuals and families, can restore the moral and cultural foundation of the nation.

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber interviews Carrie Lukas, President of the Independent Women’s Forum (IWF). Lukas shares her insights on policies that empower families and individuals, highlighting the importance of reducing government intervention to promote personal freedom and economic opportunity. Lukas champions expanding the State Department's au pair program, emphasizing its potential to address both child and elder care needs. The conversation also covers IWF's efforts to safeguard women's spaces and sports, ensuring fairness and safety in areas ranging from athletics to shelters. Lukas stresses, “The word ‘girl’ should have meaning.”

In this Better for America episode, Rebecca Weber speaks with author James Lindsay about Marxism’s infiltration into American culture and education. Lindsay explains that socialism, communism, and Marxism are "different shades of the same system" that rely on control and suppression of individual freedoms. Lindsay identifies "American Maoism" as the modern manifestation of Marxist tactics, seen in identity politics, COVID-era policies, and radical education agendas like critical race theory. He highlights how Paulo Freire’s Marxist education model prioritizes activism over academics, resulting in students who "can’t read or do math but are ready to protest." Faith and individualism, Lindsay argues, are critical defenses against Marxist ideology. He calls on Americans to take smart, informed action to preserve the nation’s values.

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber is joined by Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, to discuss President Trump’s bold education agenda and the critical need to return power to parents and local communities. Justice emphasizes the importance of dismantling the Department of Education, calling it a bloated bureaucracy that has failed America’s students. “We don’t have a funding problem in American education; we have a priorities problem,” she asserts. Justice celebrates the recent success of Moms for Liberty in mobilizing parents during the election and ensuring their voices are heard at every level of government. She also discusses her new children’s book, Libby Justice Goes to Williamsburg, which aims to inspire courage and patriotism in the next generation. Tune in for a dynamic discussion about empowering parents and securing a brighter future for America’s children.

In this Better for America episode, Rebecca Weber speaks with former U.S. Ambassador Carla Sands about President Trump’s decisive victory and his plans to restore America’s strength and security. Sands highlights Trump’s leadership in advancing energy independence, blocking China’s 5G ambitions, and promoting global peace, which includes plans to end the Ukraine war. She praises his team, calling them “beyond the A-team,” with figures like Elon Musk driving efficiency and reform. Sands also credits election integrity efforts for Republican wins and urges AMAC members to stay engaged, saying, “Together, we can preserve America’s greatness.””

In this Better for America episode, Rebecca Weber speaks with AMAC National Spokesman Bobby Charles to discuss his inspiring new book, Cherish America: Stories of Courage, Character, and Kindness. Charles explains how the book celebrates unsung heroes, historic moments, and timeless values, saying, “This is a book that will make you feel good about America, your family, and your neighbors.” The book highlights acts of courage, the impact of American leadership worldwide, and stories from historical figures like Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Colin Powell, and Buzz Aldrin. He also reflects on AMAC’s late founder, Dan Weber, describing him as a “modern founder” whose vision was rooted in faith and freedom.”

In this Better for America episode, Matt Kane speaks with Libby Emmons, editor-in-chief at The Post Millennial and Human Events, on President Trump’s re-election and his approach to countering “woke culture.” Emmons commends Trump’s plans to reverse Biden-era policies, especially regarding Title IX, which according to Emmons: “conflates gender with biological sex,” allowing men who identify as women access to women’s spaces. She urges accountability for controversial medical practices on minors, saying, “It’s important for Congress to allow the children who have been victims of this cruel and barbaric practice to sue.” Emmons also discusses how media messaging has led to mental breakdowns among left-wing citizens post-election, arguing that they’ve been “manipulated into this mental health frenzy.”

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber hosts investigative journalist and Founder of Just the News John Solomon, and AMAC’s National Spokesman Bobby Charles, where they analyze the significance of Donald Trump’s recent landslide victory and its implications for America’s future. Solomon attributes Trump’s win to the GOP’s focus on early voting, and argues this overwhelming turnout reflects broad support for Trump’s America First policies, in contrast to what he calls the “elitist ideas” of Kamala Harris. He says the election marked a clear “rejection of inflation, lawfare, and insecurity,” that was tied to the Biden-Harris administration. Charles emphasizes Trump’s victory as a signal to adversaries like Russia, China, and Iran, calling it “a new era of American strength,” and likens the historic realignment to Ronald Reagan’s presidency. He asserts that Trump’s commitment to principles of freedom and security resonates with the working class, bridging political divides and attracting even disillusioned Democrats. Together, the three discuss the Dexit trend—Democrats leaving their party over ideological drift—and agree that Trump’s re-election might permanently reshape American politics by restoring a focus on core values like national strength, economic prosperity, and individual freedom.

In this episode of Better for America, Matt Kane speaks with New York Times Best Selling author and Navy Intelligence Officer Jack Posobiec about his and co-authored by Joshua Lisec’s new book: BULLETPROOF: The Truth About the Assassination Attempts on Donald Trump. Bulletproof is the first complete preliminary investigative report on the July 13th attempted assassination of President Trump that took place in Butler, Pennsylvania. Posobiec shares that “an independent private investigative team was commissioned by the authors into the hidden life of the shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks.” It also covers the early information on the second attempt on President Trump’sTrump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida. Beyond the book, Posobiec shares crucial updates regarding election integrity victories in the crucial battleground state of Pennsylvania, and also discusses President Trump’s faith views following the attempts on his life in the lead up to the historic 2024 presidential election.

In this episode of Better for America, host Rebecca Weber speaks with Terry Newsome, host of the Behind Enemy Lines podcast, about the rise of violent crime and human trafficking in America specifically in the Democrat-ran city of Chicago. Terry, a former Democrat and South Side Chicago native, shares his experiences with the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, which has infiltrated Chicago’s suburbs. He recounts how gang members were bused into his community and describes a tense encounter with GardaWorld, a security company hired by Mayor Brandon Johnson. As he puts it “We’re basically giving our tax dollars to an international security company that doesn’t have our best interests in mind.” Newsome explains how these events are impacting local neighborhoods and the efforts to suppress public awareness. Listen as he recounts his efforts to document and confront the challenges facing his community.

On AMAC's Better for America podcast, Phil Kerpen, President of the Committee to Unleash Prosperity, criticized the Biden-Harris “Inflation Reduction Act” (IRA) for worsening inflation and compromising Medicare. Calling the IRA “an attack on Medicare,” he condemned its use of Medicare funds for climate initiatives, saying, “They used Medicare as a ‘piggy bank’” and projected that this could raise premiums for seniors. Kerpen noted the administration's workaround to delay premium hikes until after the election, likening it to a “bribe” for insurance companies. He also argued that AARP’s support of the bill, motivated by financial ties to insurance, worsens these issues: “AARP has become an advocacy arm of the health insurance industry.” Both Kerpen and host Rebecca Weber underscored the long-term damage of these policies, with Weber warning, “It’s bad in the long run.”

In this episode of Better for America, Matt Kane speaks with economist and author Steve Moore about he and co-authored with Dr. Arthur Laffer's latest book: The Trump Economic Miracle: And the Plan to Unleash Prosperity Again. Moore shares insights from the book, arguing that Trump’s policies created a stronger economy than those under the Biden-Harris administration that has overseen inflation and rising costs that have strained middle-class families. “If you liked Biden’s first four years, you’ll love what Kamala Harris would bring,” Moore warns, highlighting Harris’s left-leaning economic stance. He emphasizes Trump’s America First policies, including strategic tariffs used to strengthen U.S. trade, leverage global influence, and create domestic jobs. Contrasting Trump’s trade approach with Biden’s policies, Moore calls the latter “America Last” and underscores how Trump’s business experience contributes to effective economic policy. He closes by encouraging listeners to vote, stressing that the upcoming election represents a stark choice between “free enterprise” and increased government control.

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber talks with Mike Fuljenz, known as "America’s Gold Expert," about the value of investing in gold and silver, especially in times of economic uncertainty. Fuljenz explains how rising national debt and inflation make precious metals a smart hedge: “Gold has outperformed the Dow since 2000, and it’s up 30% this year alone.” He urges caution, advising listeners to buy from reputable dealers, noting, “If an offer seems too good to be true, it probably is.” He also addresses the coexistence of digital currencies and gold, pointing out that gold’s long-standing value makes it a stable choice in crises. He offers practical advice on securely storing gold, recommending safety deposit boxes over home storage. As the partnership between AMAC and First Fidelity Reserve spans over 15 years, Fuljenz assures listeners that First Fidelity’s materials and expert guidance can help AMAC members make informed decisions about their financial legacy.

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber talks with Carl Hohsfield, Senior VP of AMAC’s Medicare Advisory Service, about the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP), which runs from October 15th to December 7th. Hohsfield explains that this is the time for Medicare beneficiaries to review or change their plans for 2025, encouraging members to explore their options: “Even if you’re happy with your plan, it’s important to review.” Hohsfield highlights AMAC’s personalized service, offering dedicated agents and multiple carrier options, unlike competitors like AARP. He also introduces the new AMAC Liberty Dental Plan, designed to provide seniors with tailored dental coverage. Both urge members to reach out early to ensure they’re prepared before the December deadline.

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber speaks with constitutional attorney Bobbie Anne Cox about the dangers of New York’s Proposition 1. According to Cox, this ballot initiative is presented as a way to protect against discrimination, but actually grants excessive government power and undermines parental rights. She explains how the vague language of the proposal could lead to conflicting rights among groups, and open the door to lawsuits across the state. “When this occurs, who gets their rights upheld when they conflict?” Cox also highlights the risk of non-citizens demanding equal rights under this measure, potentially receiving taxpayer-funded benefits and even voting rights. She describes it as a “Trojan horse” for government overreach and reverse discrimination, as the government would be legally allowed to discriminate in the name of preventing past or future discrimination. Cox stresses that Proposition 1 is not about abortion rights, despite the misleading claims from New York politicians, and she urges voters to educate themselves and vote NO to protect their freedoms."

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber speaks with Kari Lake, Arizona’s Republican Senate candidate, about her top priorities and the challenges facing the state. Lake emphasizes the urgent need to secure the southern border, warning that illegal immigration is straining the economy and endangering public safety: “We cannot afford what Joe Biden has allowed to happen.” She pledges to deport undocumented migrants and protect Social Security, stating that “granting mass amnesty would bankrupt the system.” Lake also criticizes her opponent, Ruben Gallego, accusing him of radical policies, saying, “He makes AOC look conservative.” She alleges that his family has cartel ties and highlights his past votes to defund the police, oppose the border wall, and approve reckless spending that fueled inflation. Additionally, Lake stresses the importance of election integrity, urging Republicans to vote in overwhelming numbers to “make it too big to rig.” She closes by calling on voters to pray, stay engaged, and support her campaign to counter Gallego’s funding from left-wing donors."

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber is joined by Congressman Barry Loudermilk, who represents Georgia's 11th congressional district, to discuss recent findings regarding the January 6th Select Committee and what the Democrats don't want you to know about it. Loudermilk highlights newly obtained transcripts that reveal key discrepancies in the official narrative about the National Guard’s role on January 6th. As he explains, "Once we got these transcripts, and we were able to identify... Donald Trump did order the National Guard ready." Despite claims from the Department of Defense that the Guard was not prepared, the transcripts show that they were ready for deployment early on the morning of January 6th, contradicting the official report. Loudermilk further sheds light on the chain of command and the ongoing debate about responsibility between President Trump and then-Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi. He asserts that Pelosi's initial delay was due to political considerations, as she did not approve National Guard assistance until after the Capitol had already been breached because she and the Democrats didn’t like the optics of having the National Guard present. Additionally, Loudermilk points to testimony from General Mark Milley, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and a known critic of Trump, who confirmed under oath that Trump had ordered the National Guard to be ready for deployment in a January 3rd phone call, further exonerating him."

As 2024 approaches, one thing is becoming clear—Kamala Harris doesn't have the same level of support that Joe Biden did in 2020. But will this be enough for a Republican win? On this episode of Better for America, renowned pollster Robert Cahaly from the Trafalgar Group joins Rebecca Weber to provide a data-driven forecast of what lies ahead. "States like Georgia, Arizona, and Pennsylvania are in play again, but with a different energy this time around," Cahaly explains. He reveals critical insights from polling data that show where enthusiasm is highest—and how key battleground states could flip. Discussing the impact of the Presidential and VP debates, Cahaly notes, "The Vice Presidential debate actually moved the needle in key places like Nevada and Michigan." Could voter turnout in 2024 exceed even the record-breaking numbers of 2020? Tune in to find out why getting to the polls on November 5th could be more crucial than ever!"

This week on Better for America, host Rebecca Weber sits down with Congressman Jeff Duncan to tackle the critical issue of protecting Social Security from being extended to illegal aliens. "Our seniors have paid into this system their entire lives. They shouldn't have to compete for benefits with individuals who haven’t contributed," Duncan emphasizes. Together, they break down how extending these benefits would drain vital resources and ultimately harm America’s seniors. Rep. Duncan also addresses the broader implications of illegal immigration on the U.S. economy, warning, "We must secure our borders and ensure that taxpayer-funded programs like Social Security remain for those who’ve earned them." Tune in to hear what’s at stake, how illegal immigration plays a role, and why protecting Social Security is more important now than ever. AMAC Action’s strong support for legislation that ensures Social Security benefits are reserved for legal citizens is front and center in this must-listen episode!"

Remember back in 2021 when GoFundMe deplatformed truckers and other pandemic-related causes? That’s when Jacob Wells and his family, guided by his faith in God, launched GiveSendGo as 'a crowd for the crowdless.' This week on Better for America hosted by Rebecca Weber, Jacob shares how his mission is rooted in the belief that 'God is the true provider' and that every person deserves a platform to be heard. Wells talks about how GiveSendGo became a beacon for those who were silenced, saying, 'We wanted to create a space where people could give freely and trust that God would take care of the rest.' Tune in as Jacob reflects on the challenges, triumphs, and the role of faith in building a platform that stands for freedom and God-given rights."

In this eye-opening episode of AMAC's Better for America podcast, host Andy Mangione interviews Heather Honey, Executive Director of the Election Research Institute, to expose a shocking election scandal targeting vulnerable seniors in nursing homes. Heather provides evidence of how federal mandates pressured facilities into registering residents to vote—many of whom lacked the capacity to do so without oversight and were influenced on how to vote.“When you see nursing homes with 95 to 100 percent turnout, you know something’s wrong, ”Heather warns. With so much on the line, tune in to learn how seniors were exploited in 2020 and what can be done to protect their voting rights in the upcoming 2024 Presidential Election."

In this episode of Better for America, Rebecca Weber speaks with Marly Hornik, Executive Director of New York Citizens Audit and CEO of United Sovereign Americans, about the alarming state of election integrity in America. Marly reveals staggering findings from audits in 20 states, uncovering millions of invalid voter registrations and illegal votes. She shares insights into the legal battles being waged to protect the sanctity of American elections and discusses the ongoing lawsuits aimed at ensuring transparency for the 2024 presidential race. Marly’s passion for safeguarding democracy is undeniable, as she addresses the question on everyone’s mind: can we trust our election systems?"

This week on Better for America with host Matt Kane, Dr. John Eastman, attorney and constitutional law scholar, discusses the 2020 election, allegations of voter fraud, and the constitutional role of the vice president during the certification process. Eastman addresses the illegality of changes to election laws in key swing states, the misrepresentation of his legal advice regarding January 6th, and why he believes the reforms to the Electoral Count Act vindicate his position. He also shares concerns about the integrity of upcoming elections and the importance of ensuring free and fair electoral processes in a republic."

This week on Better for America with host Matt Kane, Ed Martin breaks down how the Democrats are “stuck” with Kamala Harris as their presidential candidate, despite her underwhelming performance on the stump and in interviews. He points out that their strategy seems to hinge on “just hoping and praying they can make it all about hating Trump” to carry them to victory. On the flip side, Ed discusses Trump’s unrivaled ability to "turn out the vote," with growing support from key figures like RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard, signaling a broader shift away from the Democrats' radical agenda. Despite mainstream media spin, Martin warns that Harris's “house of cards” could collapse between now and election day."

Ukrainian Catholic Priest Jason Charron was contacted by the Trump campaign to open the July 13th rally in Butler, Pennsylvania with a prayer. Little did he know at the time, that his parting call to prayer to a smaller group of rally goers in the crowd would save President Trump's life just moments later. In this episode of Better for America hosted by Matt Kane, Father Charron joins Matt Kane to share his experience and discuss the unseen forces of good and evil around us. From the power of prayer to the responsibility we bear as a nation, they examine how America’s spiritual health shapes its future. Are we, as a country, under divine judgment? And how can we repair the soul of our nation? Tune in for the untold story of Trump's Rally and a look at America's spiritual battle."