Liz Collin

Liz Collin, a former anchor and investigative reporter turned independent journalist, shares her insights on the political assassinations in Minnesota. She reveals the complexities surrounding the murderer, questioning media narratives shaped by political context. Collin recounts her own experiences with backlash from the Black Lives Matter movement and discusses the implications of increased scrutiny on journalistic integrity. The conversation delves into the broader themes of community safety, accountability, and the evolving landscape of media reporting in a politically charged environment.

Pastor J. Chase Davis, pastor and author urging Christian men and churches to engage; Liz Collin, senior reporter with on-the-ground Minnesota coverage. They discuss escalating anti-ICE actions in Minnesota. They examine organized protest tactics and alleged coordination. They cover local law enforcement responses, vandalism, political stakes, and what churches might do in reaction.

Yoram Hazani, an Israeli nationalist philosopher, discusses the complexities of nationalism and political thought. Sam Faddis, a former CIA operations officer, shares insights on U.S. intelligence and foreign policy, particularly regarding tensions with Iran. Liz Collin, a Minnesota news anchor, shines a light on local stories, including the arrest of Vance Bolter in high-profile political assassinations. The trio dives into America's role in international conflicts, the implications of the BRICS summit, and the unforeseen connections between deportations and crime rates.

Join Liz Collin, a Senior reporter at Alpha News, as she unpacks the tumultuous protests in Minneapolis and allegations of fraud tied to organized crime. Carol Roth, an insightful author and former investment banker, tackles Jerome Powell’s controversial video addressing political pressures and sheds light on the Federal Reserve's renovation spending. Lee Smith, a foreign-affairs commentator, provides a gripping analysis of Iran's protests, linking them to broader geopolitical tensions involving China and the U.S.

In this discussion, investigative reporter Liz Collin explores Biden-era corruption scandals that the media is largely ignoring. She shares insights on rising crime rates in Minneapolis and critiques the judicial system's handling of violent offenders. Meanwhile, Ildefonzo Ortiz delves into the links between drug cartels and government officials, highlighting Venezuela's drug trafficking crisis and its implications for U.S. foreign policy. Together, they unpack the media's role in shaping public perception on these pressing issues.