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On HBR News, we talked a bit about Joe Biden’s pardon for his son… the fact that he lied about not planning to give the pardon, some of the implications… Tonight, we’re going a little more in-depth. We’re going to look at a little coverage of the pardon, including a copy of the document itself, and we’re going to start looking at the Marco Polo report on Hunter Biden’s laptop, which might explain a bit about why his father chose to give him such broad coverage. What might that coverage be for? What might it mean if Hunter is subpoenaed to testify against his father in an investigation into the Biden money laundering schemes in Ukraine and China? The more of the report one examines, the more questions arise. We will probably not get to all of them in one show, but we will get to the ones we can.

Join us on the Fireside Chat as we speak with Justin Trottier, the Founder and CEO of the Canadian Centre for Men and Families. The Canadian Centre for Men and Families is Vancouver’s hub for boys, men, fathers and families. We proactively foster healthy boys and men by filling critical gaps in men’s services that reduce male suicide, empower fathers undergoing separation and divorce, and help boys and men heal from trauma. We support, empower and advocate for men before, during and after a crisis, in a safe, open, inclusive and supportive environment.

Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we discuss the recent pardoning of Hunter Biden, Justin Trudeau, women making themselves barren as an act of defiance, and more!

On today's Rantzerker Karen, Alison, Hannah and Brian will be responding to the "reaction" to the outcome of the 2024 presidential election, from female freakouts to the rise of 4B(the radical South Korean feminist movement) to the whitewashing of black and Latino men, and more!

Welcome to Maintaining Frame where we will be looking at the reaction to the Trump electoral victory from two perspectives: Sargon of Akkad and Thinking Ape. One thinks this is a good thing for men, another does not.

Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we discuss the latest in legal news like Trump, Jussie Smollett, Jeff younger, and more!

Welcome to Maintaining Frame where we will be talking about the incoming administration, how some of the conversation regarding men's issues has shifted and what, if any, victories appear to be on the horizon.

The recent ruling in the human trafficking case of social media influencer Andrew Tate has been surrounded by a lot of hype on both sides. No, I’m not talking about the prosecutor’s office. This all seems to be the Tate brothers vs establishment media. So much bovine excrement has been heaped upon the story that it’s hard to find out what is actually occurring here. HBR does not have a position on Tate’s innocence or guilt, nor do we support either the attempts at socially executing him with cancellation, or his work as an influencer. We’re just here to consider the court’s adherence to the principles of due process, or its failure to do so, the importance of that detail, and its implications. We will also discuss media bias against men, establishment media narrative building, and how Tate’s example can provide men a way to respond within the legal system when facing false allegations, which might act as a deterrent to future false accusers.

Welcome to Maintaining Frame where we will be looking at some content from "Libertarian Feminist" Hannah Cox, and atheist real man DarkMatter2525. They will help us see what a REAL man is.

Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we discuss recent Ukraine/Russia news, a women deletes her father for a wild reason, BlueSky, and more!