Stew Peters Show: Musk, Twitter, Law & Immigration

Nate Fischer, the astute founder of New Founding, joins in to delve into Twitter's future and its escalating tendency towards censorship.

The repercussions of 2020's political moves still reverberate today, notably when some politicians decided against backing our men and women in blue. This has led to an alarming spike in murders across the nation, a concern that's tackled in-depth. Additionally, Dan Lyman, the intrepid independent journalist from Border Hawk News, sheds light on the alarming increase in lawlessness threatening America's foundational values.

And as speculation around a potential second term for Donald Trump grows, many are left questioning the potential ramifications for illegal immigrants. Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers offers a glimpse into Trump's renewed vision for immigration.

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New Founding is a venture firm that aims to build and support companies aligned with American ideals and a positive national vision. The organization takes a clear stance against certain modern business practices and ideologies, such as DEI/ESG (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion/Environmental, Social, and Governance criteria) and the bureaucratization of American business culture. Instead, New Founding promotes a culture of entrepreneurship and excellence, focusing on backing companies, products, and customers that they perceive as being overlooked or negatively affected by what they describe as corrosive ideologies.

The firm's approach is deeply influenced by a set of ideals that include a pro-human perspective, valuing the uniqueness of individuals, and a belief in human dominion over the world. They are pro-technology, seeing it as a form of creative human output that can be used for good. Their vision is also pro-civilization, emphasizing the importance of family, virtue, and achievement as foundations for a thriving society. They are pro-American, celebrating and seeking to preserve the nation's heritage, culture, and political and legal traditions. Additionally, they express a commitment to pro-Christendom ideals, aiming to shape institutions with Christian norms.

New Founding's work is inherently political, as they view entrepreneurship and venture efforts as integral to shaping the future. They believe that the products, technologies, and services created by entrepreneurs can have significant societal impacts, and thus, the beliefs and visions of founders are crucial.