Conspiracy U: A Case Study | Schaftlein Report
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Guest: Scott A. Shay – Co-Founder and Chairman of Signature Bank, author of In Good Faith: Questioning Religion and Atheism, Getting our Groove Back: How to Energize American Jewry, and the new book Conspiracy U: A Case Study ( ScottShay.com )
Topics:
1) Conspiracy U: A Case Study – Scott discusses tenured professors’ conspiracy teaching on campuses and the use of intimidation tactics
2) Anti-sematic and anti-zionist promotions on campuses leading to significant increases in hate crimes against Jews
3) Democrats are trying to stash Amnesty in the Build Back Better $1.75T spending bill – For 6.5M Illegal Immigrants, it strives to do the following:
*Temporary Parole
**5 year work and Travel Permits
4) Some Democrats want to ignore the Senate Parliamentarian if she rules against the Democrats as expected
5) Sen. Manchin opposes the plan as 87% of West Virginians oppose the bill
6) Manchin also is opposed to the Paid Leave provision in the deal that will cost $200B
7) Americans move on with their lives and give Omicron variant the cold shoulder as we need to learn to live with a virus that is not going away

https://rumble.com/embed/vngr2q/?pub=4 Conspiracy U: A Case Study | Schaftlein Report ———————- Guest: Scott A. Shay – Co-Founder and Chairman of Signature Bank, author of In Good Faith: Questioning Religion and Atheism, Getting our Groove Back: How to Energize American Jewry, and the new book Conspiracy U: A Case Study ( ScottShay.com ) Topics: 1) Conspiracy U: A Case Study – Scott discusses tenured professors’ conspiracy teaching on campuses and the use of intimidation tactics 2) Anti-sematic and anti-zionist promotions on campuses leading to significant increases in hate crimes against Jews 3) Democrats are trying to stash Amnesty in the Build Back Better $1.75T spending bill – For 6.5M Illegal Immigrants, it strives to do the following: *Temporary Parole **5 year work and Travel Permits 4) Some Democrats want to ignore the Senate Parliamentarian if she rules against the Democrats as expected 5) Sen. Manchin opposes the plan as 87% of West Virginians oppose the bill 6) Manchin also is opposed to the Paid Leave provision in the deal that will cost $200B 7) Americans move on with their lives and give Omicron variant the cold shoulder as we need to learn to live with a virus that is not going away

It’s no secret that President Joe Biden has a way with words.  What is surprising is just which way he often chooses to go with his words.

This week was no different, as the Commander in Chief continues to struggle with criticisms of his handling of the ongoing supply chain crisis that threatens to leave the underside of many an American Christmas tree bare.

President Joe Biden tried to distance himself from supply chain disruptions this Christmas, telling Americans on Wednesday he was not responsible for any problems.

He then decided to bring Santa Claus into it for some reason.

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“I can’t promise that every person will get every gift they want on time,” Biden said. “Only Santa Claus can keep that promise.”

Biden argued that shortages for some goods around Christmas were normal, citing the Cabbage Patch Kids doll shortage in the 1980s and also the shortage of Beanie Babies in past years.

But then the President simply downplayed the issues entirely, attempting to neutralize his critics.

“Here’s the deal. For the vast majority of the country, that’s not happening,” Biden said.

Then, in a statement that will surely make some CNBC pundits’ heads spin, the President suggested that the current rate of inflation was “natural”, and a byproduct of the global economic downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

It’s no secret that President Joe Biden has a way with words.  What is surprising is just which way he often chooses to go with his words. This week was no different, as the Commander in Chief continues to struggle with criticisms of his handling of the ongoing supply chain crisis that threatens to leave the underside of many an American Christmas tree bare. President Joe Biden tried to distance himself from supply chain disruptions this Christmas, telling Americans on Wednesday he was not responsible for any problems. He then decided to bring Santa Claus into it for some reason. “I can’t promise that every person will get every gift they want on time,” Biden said. “Only Santa Claus can keep that promise.” Biden argued that shortages for some goods around Christmas were normal, citing the Cabbage Patch Kids doll shortage in the 1980s and also the shortage of Beanie Babies in past years. But then the President simply downplayed the issues entirely, attempting to neutralize his critics. “Here’s the deal. For the vast majority of the country, that’s not happening,” Biden said. Then, in a statement that will surely make some CNBC pundits’ heads spin, the President suggested that the current rate of inflation was “natural”, and a byproduct of the global economic downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic.