The Jim Vicevich Podcast

Ep. 150 - The Nashville shooting and more calls for "gun control"

The elementary school shooting that killed three students and three adults has led to a new call by the left for more gun control. Biden has asked for an assault weapons ban again. Meanwhile, Gov. Lamont in Connecticut has called for various proposals, including banning concealed carry. But will any of these ideas make a difference? Retired private investigator bill Smith joins us to discuss and. A Connecticut police officer and your phone calls.

Ep. 148 - SVB bank failure

Former CIGNA chief economist Ed Guay - who successfully predicted the dot com bust in the late 90s - joins Jim and Jane to discuss the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. We also discuss the southern border rush in El Paso, Texas by thousands of migrants.

Ep. 147 - Illegal border crossings and the fentanyl crisis

We're addressing the porous southern border and the fentanyl crisis because of it. Are you angry about President Biden’s open border crisis yet? You will be after this podcast featuring Hannah Davis from the Heritage Foundation, who suggests we should defund Biden’s open border policies [https://www.heritage.org/immigration/commentary/its-time-congress-defund-bidens-broken-border-policies].

Ep. 146 - The Murdaugh Murders

Former federal prosecutor aka Sound off Sister Barbara Vicevich joins Jim and Jane to discuss the emotional testimony at the trial [https://www.nytimes.com/article/murdaugh-murders-alex-paul.html]. Barbara will also discuss the constitutionality proposed student loan forgiveness program [https://www.forbes.com/advisor/student-loans/student-loan-forgiveness-faqs/]. Finally, we discuss the US involvement in Ukraine [https://www.crfb.org/blogs/congress-approved-113-billion-aid-ukraine-2022].

Ep. 145 - Biden's commitment to Ukraine, but not Ohio

Nationwide TEA Party leader Bob Macguffie joins Jim and Jane to talk about President Biden’s commitment to Ukraine, as Palestine, Ohio gets ignored. Don Pesci on the Democrat quandary ... They don’t want to run Joe again but the VP is even less popular.