Saving America Week in Review 7_5_25
- Author
- Dr. David D. Schein
- Published
- Sat 05 Jul 2025
- Episode Link
- https://www.brushwoodmedianetwork.com
- Were the recent strikes truly effective at degrading Iran's nuclear capabilities, or just a temporary setback? With Iran hardening its stance against inspections and rhetoric still heated, it's hard to see this "ceasefire" leading to any lasting peace.
- Democrats' response to the Iran strikes? While Americans want peace, prominent Dems are pushing impeachment over a united, constructive approach. Where's the leadership to prevent endless wars, instead of political posturing? We deserve better than grandstanding.
- The Harvard Law Review is reportedly using racial identity in article selection, a move that undermines merit and fair scholarship. This isn't diversity, it's discrimination. Academic excellence should be based on ideas, not identity.
- China's relentless bullying in the South China Sea, including attacking Philippine ships in their own sovereign waters, is an outrageous violation of international law. Their aggressive claims on vital shipping lanes and resource-rich areas threaten regional stability & global trade. Stand with the Philippines!
- Social Security is on borrowed time, projected to run out in just 8 years! We can't afford to kick the can down the road. It's time for fiscal responsibility & cutting federal bloat to secure our future. Saving America has a plan for the tough but necessary choices.
- Excellent news! A new survey shows 9 in 10 Americans back RFK Jr.'s MAHA initiative, especially on clarifying food safety guidelines. It’s clear people want transparency and real health solutions, not more processed nonsense. Time to Make America Healthy Again!
- Reminder to tourists: historic art and artifacts are irreplaceable! Recent incidents at Palazzo Maffei Museum & the Uffizi Gallery show that chasing a selfie can cause lasting damage. Let's protect our shared cultural heritage. Look, but don't touch!
- I just hosted an incredibly insightful interview on "Saving America" with mentoring expert Doug Lawrence! We discussed his vital new book, "Grief: The Silent Pandemic," and how mentorship can help us navigate loss. A must-listen for anyone seeking healing and connection.
- In North Carolina, a 16-year-old sued his school after they suspended him for using the phrase “illegal alien” when asking his teacher a question about an assignment. Updated!
- Do I prefer to maintain a little physical distance from other people when I’m out and about? Absolutely. But you don’t see me claiming that there’s a scientific basis for that. Wish we could same for Dr. Fauci, who admitted he lied about the infamous COVID 6-foot rule.
- Two illegal Jordanian migrants breached Quantico Air Force Base – you know, where they train FBI agents and the guys that fly the president’s helicopter? – and they were RELEASED. Too bad Biden and Harris didn’t know any good prosecutors…
- Do you know what to do if a police officer or government official come to your office? If they want to speak to someone? Poke around? I suggest some ground rules this week!
- Can social media companies be forced to give the courts information while prohibited from notifying the user – even if the user is the President?
- Ever heard of La Gordiloca? She was arrested for violating an “unconstitutionally vague” law and set off a firestorm of legal arguments over civil rights and qualified immunity.
- Asst. Attorney General Kristen Clarke stand accused of perjury. Apparently, she lied about knifing her ex-husband during her nomination testimony. Another choice Biden appointee!
- Dr. Matthew Garrett was a tenured, well-respected, award-winning professor of history– until he found himself fighting the system to protect his California college from radically racist policies.
- I have very mixed feelings about Biden blocking the merger between Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel.
- SCOTUS rules for the NRA, finding that a New York state key financial administrator violated their 1st Amendment Rights. Maybe it’s time for businesses to escape from New York?
