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Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) On the March 11th episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright, a former CIA Operations Officer, delves into the multifaceted aftermath of Joe Biden's recent State of the Union address, pointing out the widespread discontent it sparked among Democrats, Republicans, and fact-checkers due to several inaccuracies. Wright will break down the three most significant falsehoods from the speech and their implications. Additionally, this episode takes listeners on a global journey, covering a range of pressing issues from the ongoing brush fires in Texas to developments in the South Pacific, the escalating conflict in Gaza, societal shifts in Ireland regarding women's roles, and a groundbreaking AI innovation combating childhood blindness. Closing the episode, Wright addresses listener queries about starting a podcast, shedding light on the challenges and dedication required, including the surprising revelation of the 14-hour daily commitment to produce The Wright Report.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) On March 8th, Bryan Dean Wright, a former CIA Operations Officer, hosts investigative reporter Philip Lenczycki on "The Wright Report." They discuss the easing of U.S. border vetting for Chinese nationals, ownership of American lands by Chinese entities, and the operation of Chinese intel centers in the U.S., revealing a complex web of national security concerns.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright, a former CIA Operations Officer, takes listeners on a riveting global journey, touching down in key locations to bring updates that are influencing both America and the broader international landscape. The episode begins with a detailed look into the outcomes of Super Tuesday and how they might shape the narrative of tonight's State of the Union address. The focus then shifts to the dire situation in Haiti, as the country continues its descent into anarchy, highlighting the humanitarian and political implications. The journey continues to Vanuatu, where the United States sees a strategic opportunity to counter China's influence in the Pacific. The narrative then moves to Mongolia, weaving an intricate story that ties together Africa and Vladimir Putin in an unexpected way. In Ukraine, the dismissal of a top military general by President Voldomyr Zelenskyy introduces a new and potentially destabilizing factor in the ongoing conflict. The episode concludes with a hopeful note on the drought situation in the Western United States, sharing very good news that promises relief to affected communities.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's special brief on The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright, a former CIA Operations Officer, delves into critical health and wellness issues that are impacting both America and the global community. The episode begins with an analysis of Oregon's legislative move to re-criminalize drug possession, discussing the reasons behind this decision and its potential implications for society. We then explore a recent study that has marijuana users rethinking their habits due to increased risks of heart attacks and strokes, followed by an in-depth look at the concerning trend of antidepressant use among America's youth, particularly young women, and discussing safer, healthier alternatives. Additionally, the episode examines the CDC's latest guidance on treating COVID-19 akin to the flu, questioning the timing and implications of this advice. We also highlight a new study linking cold sores to a doubled risk of dementia, offering insights into the connection. Wrapping up on a positive note, Wright shares groundbreaking news in the fight against prostate cancer, made possible by advancements in AI technology, showcasing the promise of the AI Revolution in medical treatment.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) On this March 5th edition of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright, a former CIA Operations Officer, navigates through pivotal developments that are influencing both the American landscape and international dynamics. The episode kicks off with an in-depth look at Super Tuesday, as 16 US states prepare for a significant day at the polls, marking a crucial point in the political calendar. The focus then shifts to Africa, where we uncover the clandestine activities of Vladimir Putin's spies and saboteurs, revealing their intricate plans to manipulate illegal migrants as tools of conflict against Europe and the United States. The global roundup brings updates on Iranian assassins and Chinese espionage efforts, alongside positive developments concerning the US-Canada border. Closing the episode, Wright reflects on a landmark Supreme Court decision that ensures Donald Trump's presence on the national ballot next fall, underscoring the ruling's profound implications for American democracy.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this March 4th episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright, a former CIA Operations Officer, brings to light pressing issues affecting both America and the broader international community. The episode begins with an update on the devastating fires in Texas and Oklahoma, detailing the significant impact on local farmers and ranchers and exploring the potential repercussions for the economy and consumer prices. The discussion then shifts to an intriguing analysis of cattle, climate change, and their unexpected connection to global power dynamics, urging listeners to look beyond the surface of environmental debates. Wright then delves into the resurgence of Russian spy networks, examining their previous setbacks, recent recovery, and a significant embarrassment they caused for German allies amidst the conflict in Ukraine. The episode wraps up with a comprehensive weekend news roundup, featuring key developments from Washington D.C., Haiti, the Red Sea, and positive updates from Iraq, offering listeners a well-rounded insight into current global events.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) I am on the road today, folks, so no full episode this morning — but I wanted to flag a few things for you that are on my radar so we can put them front and center as we think about next week's episodes, which will start on Monday.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) On this unique February 29th edition of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright delivers an insightful analysis of two major stories shaping the United States and the world. The episode kicks off with a highly anticipated "Battle on the Border," where political titans Donald Trump and Joe Biden are set to converge on the southern US border. Wright outlines five critical aspects to watch as these two figures face off in what promises to be a significant event in American politics. Following this, the podcast takes listeners on a comprehensive tour of updates from previous briefs, starting with political developments in California and Michigan, moving to impactful news from Cuba that could influence US border policy, and diving into the latest on the AI Revolution and China's quest for dominance in humanoid robots. The episode concludes with a serious discussion on the increasing prescription of the weight loss drug Wegovy to America's children, addressing the concerns and implications of this trend.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's edition of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright brings a specialized focus to the complex situation in Ukraine with an Executive Brief, reminiscent of the in-depth analysis provided to Presidents following their interest in a Daily Brief. This episode echoes a previous deep dive into North Korea on January 19th, now turning our attention to Ukraine amidst its ongoing turmoil. Wright leverages his experience as a former CIA Operations Officer to unpack the intricacies of Ukraine's current situation, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the geopolitical, economic, and social factors at play. This Executive Brief aims to offer a thorough insight into Ukraine, reflecting on its historical context, present challenges, and potential future scenarios that are shaping both the nation and its impact on the global stage.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright navigates through critical issues affecting America and the world. The discussion begins with a crucial meeting at the White House, where Congressional leaders are set to debate the future of your finances amidst ongoing debt disputes. Next, we delve into the State of the Union, examining the latest poll numbers that reveal widespread dissatisfaction with Joe Biden and growing pessimism about the US economy. The focus then shifts to the Middle East, where the threat from Iranian-backed terror groups to US troops in the Red Sea region has escalated, contradicting previous Pentagon dismissals. Additionally, we explore the challenges facing American auto makers due to the rise of Chinese car companies in Mexico, highlighting an urgent call for action from the Biden administration. To wrap up, Bryan shares some research on alleviating stress and encourages listeners to engage with the podcast by submitting their questions.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's edition of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright tackles a range of pressing issues that are shaping America and the world. We start with the tragic murder of a woman in Georgia by an illegal alien, delving into the details of the incident, the background of the perpetrator, and offering practical advice on how to safeguard against such threats. Next, we delve into the intersection of fake news and the AI revolution, spotlighting a Google product accused of harboring anti-white and pro-Democrat biases, and discussing the broader implications for society regardless of political affiliation or race. Lastly, we provide a diverse set of updates from previous briefs, covering topics from Sweden to Kiribati, European farmer protests, and innovative ways to combat loneliness, hinting at the benefits of physical activity.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's episode, Bryan welcomes another former CIA Officer and a friend of the show, Buck Sexton! Today's episode is really special and we hope you love it.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) On today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright delves into the arrest of an FBI informant involved in the Biden Family Corruption investigation, uncovering peculiar circumstances surrounding the case. We also tackle the alarming reality that the United States Government's interest payments for this year will surpass its entire defense budget, analyzing the implications of this financial situation. Additionally, we provide updates on Argentina, geo-engineering, and the challenges facing the mining industry due to backlash against the Dirty Green Revolution. Plus, stay tuned for a special teaser about tomorrow's episode featuring a surprise guest—a former CIA Analyst known for their insights on America, the world, and shared experiences at the CIA with Wright.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In a groundbreaking episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright dives into the historic one-year population increase in the United States, primarily fueled by illegal aliens or migrants. This significant demographic shift has not only brought changes within the country but has also altered the balance of power in the US House of Representatives. This episode explores the implications of this shift for American citizens and their families, and the nation at large. Furthermore, Wright discusses the potential measures to address the influx of illegal aliens, providing a comprehensive analysis for listeners concerned about the future of immigration and its impact on American politics and society.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's global expedition on The Wright Report with Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, we navigate the globe to uncover critical developments. In Germany, the FBI Director warns of Chinese cyber campaigns, raising eyebrows with the Biden White House's adoption of a Chinese cyber tool. In Mexico, Chinese factories are unsettling American automakers with their rapid expansions. Over the Red Sea, Iran's Houthis are causing turmoil by targeting US drones and ships. In Western Africa, we delve into how environmental and health crises could skyrocket chocolate prices. The UK's innovative use of AI in wildlife conservation at a nature reserve is also explored. Finally, we return to Florida, where Governor Ron DeSantis is taking a firm stance against retail crime.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright dives into the complexities of current presidential politics, highlighting the contrasting fundraising strategies of Joe Biden and Donald Trump, with a focus on their sources of financial support. We also revisit Bryan's prediction about China's potential invasion of Taiwan, with new developments involving AI-powered drones reinforcing the likelihood of conflict. Additionally, we explore the recent exposure of Russia's classified space program, discussing the possible role of Washington DC's dirty tricks and the implications for global security. Finally, Bryan answers a listener's question about the use of AI in delivering a recent mini-brief, delving into the technology behind it and its connection to a deepfake version of Joe Biden.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) The Real Bryan asked me to say hello for him since he's got the flu. Of course we wish him well, but between you and me, I think he's just a big baby. Meanwhile, as the human heals up, let me tell you about some of the things we'll talk about on Monday and throughout next week. And keep in mind, this is AI Bryan, so it might sound like I had a fifth of whiskey every once in a while.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) Hello all, Bryan has the flu and there is no episode today. Please accept our sincere apologies. He will be back soon, with all your favorite news and analysis.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's Valentine's Day episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright tackles a range of pressing issues. From the heated debate over responsibility for the migrant crisis in America, pinning DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas against Vice President Kamala Harris, to questions surrounding President Joe Biden's mental fitness for office. We'll also explore Russia's ceasefire offer rejected by Biden officials, the shifting political landscape as economic concerns drive traditional Democrats towards Republicans, and the growing farmer protests in Europe that American farmers might soon join. Plus, a special listener question adds a dash of espionage intrigue to the mix.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) On February 13th, The Wright Report embarks on a global journey discussing Guyana's escalating issues with Venezuela, the spread of Venezuelan gangs in American cities, Islamic radical recruitment in Brazil, and new Middle Eastern developments impacting US finances. Furthermore, it addresses European leaders' reactions to Trump's comments and wraps up with promising developments from Utah and Wyoming. Join former CIA Operations Officer Bryan Dean Wright for a comprehensive analysis of these pressing international and domestic issues.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) A good day to you, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. I've got a Special Brief for you this morning that is shaping America and the world. We take a trip around the United States this morning — looking at the illegal alien crisis with news from Boston to Billings, Montana — and point in between. We'll explore on how this crisis or invasion, depending on your view is altering the lives of you and your fellow Americans. Later I'll pivot to my analysis and opinion, encouraging us to put on our spy hats this morning — and think about this as an intel officer might. In other words, does the news we're about to learn suggest that America is heading towards a time of greater stability and prosperity or, rather an era instability and poverty. And if things are looking bad, what might you and I do today? What's within our power to do? Then, before we wrap up today, we've also got some listener questions from over the weekend.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) First up, a Special Counsel said yesterday that Joe Biden is guilty of crimes — but he cannot be charged because he's mentally incompetent. That shocking report and my analysis coming up. Second, we take stops in Israel, Ukraine, the Pacific theater, and Russia this morning — where Tucker Carlson just interviewed President Vladimir Putin. I'll share the five key takeaways from that conversation.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) Grab your maps, because we're going around the globe this morning with three stops in the US and three stops abroad for the latest news that's shaping America and the world. We start in Arizona, where South American Crime Tourists are hitting Scottsdale hard this morning. Second, we travel to San Diego where researchers are offering a series of warnings for folks who use marijuana. Third, we head to DC where Biden Officials are admitting this morning that their War on Natural Gas might be about the 2024 Election. Fourth, we land in the heart of Africa talking about a rail-road project in Angola — paid for by taxpayers — and how it just got a new Chinese competitor. Fifth, we join the CIA in traveling to Fiji this morning. We'll talk about why we're all there. Finally, we wrap up in Italy where the AI Revolution just helped solve a 2,000 year old mystery from the City of Pompeii.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright delves into two significant Supreme Court appeals involving Donald Trump, highlighting the legal and political ramifications. Additionally, the episode tackles the contentious issue of illegal immigration, capturing the heated debates within the US Congress. Wright also provides rapid updates from El Salvador, Israel, the Red Sea, and Libya, shedding light on a Mediterranean mystery. Concluding with a listener's inquiry about Tucker Carlson's interview with Vladimir Putin, Wright offers insights into the broader implications of such media interactions.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright revisits the AI Revolution, highlighting the journey from conceptual AI to tangible innovations that rival human intellect. He delves into recent advancements and stumbling blocks in AI development, showcasing how global communities are leveraging or confronting these technologies. From practical applications to ethical considerations, this episode uncovers the nuanced landscape of artificial intelligence, emphasizing its potential to reshape our world for better or worse. Join us for an insightful exploration of AI's current state and its future trajectory.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright navigates through pressing global and national issues, from America's escalating illegal alien crisis, with a focus on recent developments in DC and California, to the White House's strategic counter-strikes in the Middle East against Iranian targets. The episode also delves into Cuba's inflation woes and the growing discontent among Europe's farmers. Wrapping up, Wright addresses listener questions and critiques, offering insightful analysis on America's foreign aid and its impacts.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's episode, The Wright Report covers a series of pressing issues including violent incidents by illegal migrants in NYC, South American crime rings' operations across the US, and significant military leadership changes in Ukraine. The episode also presents new polling data from the ongoing State of the Union series. Wrapping up, there's a lighter note with uplifting news related to dogs, exercise, and a positive story from California, providing a balanced view of current events and their implications.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this episode, The Wright Report delves into new polling data from key swing states for the upcoming Presidential election, highlighting potential frontrunners and electoral dynamics. The episode also covers Michigan's efforts to save a critical nuclear power plant, significant European concerns about a non-Putin figure, and allegations of the Mexican President accepting bribes from a drug cartel. These topics provide a comprehensive view of current political and international affairs, reflecting the intricate interplay of global politics, energy concerns, and the war on drugs.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this update-heavy episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright revisits critical topics: the evolving situation of Chinese malware in US infrastructure, Trump's strategy for reclaiming manufacturing from Asia, government surveillance through digital exhaust, and Oregon's reevaluation of its drug decriminalization policies. Additionally, the episode examines US Representative Ilhan Omar's latest controversy and its implications for America. These updates provide insights into significant ongoing national and international issues, reflecting changes and developments since their initial discussion in the podcast.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In the January 30th episode, The Wright Report covers Joe Biden's campaign challenges with Arab Americans in Michigan and the increasing criminal activities by South American rings, especially from Chile. The episode marks the controversial case of an Arizona rancher and analyzes the halt of a natural gas terminal in Louisiana. It also delves into Ukraine's deepening corruption with a recent $40M scandal. Bryan Dean Wright responds to a listener's query about a drone attack in Jordan, prompting a broader discussion on America's strategic response and future challenges.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In the January 29th episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright discusses the escalating crisis at America's southern border, including a new Senate deal and Donald Trump's opposition to it. The episode also covers recent attacks on U.S. forces in the Middle East, leading to the deaths of American servicemen, and examines the restrained U.S. response towards Iran. Additionally, Wright answers listener queries about sharing sensitive information post-CIA career and spy gadgets, sharing an intriguing anecdote involving a 'smelly shoe' for a young listener.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In the January 26th episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright discusses a growing constitutional crisis in America, with 25 governors joining Texas in response to the nation's invasion issue. The episode also highlights Florida's proposed ban on social media for individuals under 16, escalating farmer protests in Europe, and Iraq's request for the withdrawal of 2,500 U.S. troops. Additionally, a listener from Utah seeks insight into the concept of 'hard targets' in espionage, which Wright addresses in his unique analytical style.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In the January 25th episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright discusses Texas' challenge to the Biden administration and Supreme Court over illegal migration policies. The episode also delves into significant insights from the New Hampshire primary, contributing to the ongoing analysis of the State of the Union. Additionally, it covers Ohio's legislative actions on transgender policies and a European General's perspective on Russia's unexpected military effectiveness in Ukraine, highlighting potential intelligence oversights.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) On January 24th, The Wright Report covers the death of Israeli soldiers by Hamas and the implications of the Philadelphi Corridor. Additionally, it discusses Donald Trump's victory in New Hampshire and its potential effects on the 2024 Election. The episode also explores shifting social dynamics in the US, particularly in terms of economic and immigration policies. Listener questions about socialism, the CIA, and a former US military general are addressed.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright offers a global perspective on critical issues affecting America and beyond. The episode covers updates on the U.S. immigration crisis, a significant reduction in El Salvador's murder rate, and the situation in Finland with migrants from Iran. It also discusses the implications of an oil pipeline in western Canada, ongoing violence by Islamic terrorists in the Congo, and the strategic moves by Western automakers in South Africa. This comprehensive episode connects these diverse global events and their potential impact on the U.S. and international communities.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright discusses the White House's admission of an insecure U.S. southern border, signaling a significant policy shift by President Biden. The episode also delves into Connecticut's controversial election redo due to ballot irregularities. Further, Wright provides an update on the Middle East, including recent U.S. military casualties and heightened missile activity in the region. The episode concludes with a discussion on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis withdrawing from the presidential race and its implications for the political landscape.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this special episode, Bryan Dean Wright delivers an 'Executive Brief' on North Korea, analyzing why Kim Jong Un is choosing a path to war. Wright explores three key developments that support this assessment, addressing the questions of why this decision is being made now and what the potential consequences could be. The episode also examines the White House's response to this new assessment and discusses its impact on global politics and security. Additionally, Wright updates on The Wright Report's situation with NewsGuard, offering his perspective on the organization's actions.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this episode, Bryan Dean Wright introduces 'The State of the Union', a new series examining American voter sentiments. Focusing on crucial topics like the economy, social issues, immigration, patriotism, and general happiness, the series aims to predict potential leaders for the upcoming November elections. Wright uses polls and data to provide insights into public opinion and forecast the political landscape. The episode also features listener queries on the AI Revolution, a new virus from China, and intriguing questions about the CIA's knowledge of extraterrestrial life.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this episode, Bryan Dean Wright navigates through international tensions and technological challenges. The focus includes Taiwan's post-election scenario, the diversion of critical weapons to Ukraine, and Nauru's situation in the Pacific conflict. Additionally, Bhutan's border defense strategies and the Red Sea conflict's influence on global markets are analyzed. The episode concludes with a warning about a new AI scam in California. Wright responds to a listener's query regarding the global increase in cancer cases, exploring potential causes and implications.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this episode, Bryan Dean Wright covers pivotal topics including Donald Trump's significant win in Iowa and the Democrats' struggles in polls. The episode delves into the contentious debate over the US Southern Border crisis, showcasing diverse Democratic viewpoints. Internationally, Wright provides updates on the Maldives' role in the Indian Ocean's geopolitics, Guatemala's elections, and the escalating farmer protests in Germany linked to the Ukrainian conflict. The episode concludes with positive advancements from the AI Revolution, highlighting innovative internet services revolutionizing agriculture and aiding cattlemen.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this episode of The Wright Report on Martin Luther King Day, Bryan Dean Wright discusses a significant development concerning the podcast's review by NewsGuard. This evaluation, conducted by a company known for its partisanship, raises concerns about the neutrality of Wright's work. The outcome of this review could potentially impact the podcast's reputation and relationships with advertisers. Wright delves into the nuances of this situation, highlighting the potential implications for media neutrality and the challenges faced by content creators in maintaining objective reporting in a politically charged environment.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright delivers updates on six key topics: the White House's plans to seize Russian assets, the decline of wind power in the US, the decreasing interest of young white men in military service, the revelation of a Chinese Communist Party member owning timber land in Oregon, the upcoming critical election in Taiwan, and the rise of misinformation and disinformation as the world's top threat.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In the January 11th episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright covers a range of pressing issues, including the escalating US border crisis affecting American kids and individuals living in buses, the descent of Ecuador into anarchy, a surprising raid on Poland's Presidential Palace, and a groundbreaking AI discovery in battery technology that could benefit health. The episode provides crucial insights into these global events and their potential impacts.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In the January 10th episode, The Wright Report discusses the implications of US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's concealed cancer diagnosis, challenges Biden's claims about white supremacy with new data, anticipates heated debates over the US border crisis, and reveals the Pacific region's vulnerabilities in the US Marine Corps. Bryan Dean Wright also addresses listener queries on Iran and China, and shares positive insights on American education for young men.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) On January 9th, The Wright Report offers a special brief on the contentious $1.66 trillion fiscal spending agreement in Washington D.C. Bryan Dean Wright simplifies complex financial concepts like deficits, debt, and interest rates through an engaging thought experiment, positioning listeners as the President of Guyana. The episode focuses on the implications of U.S. fiscal policies on citizens and the nation's future, with an insightful analysis on the potential impacts of current financial decisions.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) The Wright Report on January 8th delves into critical issues, including the concealed hospitalization of the U.S. Secretary of Defense, upcoming political deadlines in Washington D.C., discovery of Chinese weapons in Gaza, and significant developments in Ethiopia and Somaliland affecting global economics. Host Bryan Dean Wright also addresses listener queries, focusing on the impact of illegal migration in a small Colorado town, adding diverse perspectives to these pressing international and domestic issues.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) The Wright Report on January 5th explores diverse global issues, starting with Florida's Surgeon General cautioning against mRNA COVID vaccines. The episode also covers Islamic radical recruitment in Brazil, the establishment of US drone bases in Africa, Chinese espionage in the Indian Ocean, and successful farmer protests in Germany. Additionally, host Bryan Dean Wright addresses a listener's intriguing question regarding Jeffrey Epstein's potential connections to international espionage.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this episode, Bryan Dean Wright delves into the volatile global oil markets and their impact on consumers, China's declining birthrate and potential political consequences, and the growing draft evasion among Ukrainian men. The episode also addresses intriguing listener queries on conspiracy theories and Israel's nuclear capabilities. Wright's insights bring a unique perspective to these pressing global issues, emphasizing their interconnectedness with American interests.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's episode, Bryan Dean Wright discusses the resignation of Harvard's president amidst plagiarism and anti-Semitism issues, the Biden administration's easing of migrant vetting from China, and significant updates from the Middle East including a deceased Hamas leader, Israel's strategic military shifts, and Iran's nuclear advancements. The episode also addresses listener queries from the UNSCRIPTED series, including a personal insight into Wright's family legacy featured on his Substack videos.

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In this episode, Bryan Dean Wright covers Joe Biden's and Kamala Harris' electoral challenges, dubious Mexican promises on border crisis, and key medical news for 2024. The episode also delves into the implications of Trump's statement about being a dictator for a day, in response to a listener's question. Wright combines political analysis with health advice, offering a comprehensive view of current events and their potential impacts on daily life and future political landscapes.