The Wright Report

On August 16th, The Wright Report continues its incisive examination of Dirty Green Energy. Host Bryan Dean Wright delves into the hidden environmental and ethical concerns surrounding batteries, a key component of the solar and wind energy systems. Wright's investigation reveals a story far more complex and concerning than the green promises often made. The discussion is so extensive that it needs to be split into two parts. This episode focuses on the minerals inside the batteries, with the manufacturing process to be tackled in the next brief. Discover the untold story of the costs of renewable energy at The Wright Report on Substack.

On August 15th, Bryan Dean Wright continues the enlightening series on Dirty Green Energy on The Wright Report. In the second part of this daily news podcast series, the focus shifts from solar panels to wind energy. Despite the 369 Billion dollars spent by Joe Biden and Congress on the so-called Green Energy Revolution, Wright reveals the troubling realities of wind energy. From connections to unethical practices to environmental concerns, he presents a comprehensive examination that challenges the perception of wind energy as purely clean and green. Join the conversation and explore the controversial truths at The Wright Report on Substack.

In this special episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright dives into the controversial topic of green energy in America, focusing on the promises and actualities of Joe Biden's Inflation Reduction Act, signed one year ago. Despite the $369B spent to replace fossil fuels with renewable energy, Wright unravels the myth that green energy is entirely green, clean, or renewable. Over a five-part series, he promises to expose the "dirty secrets" of this energy revolution, challenging conventional wisdom and sparking a critical conversation about the future of energy in America. Check out more insights and join the conversation at The Wright Report on Substack.

The Wright Report Substack In this gripping episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright opens with the tragic wildfires in Hawaii, possibly caused by arson, that have led to extensive destruction and loss of life. The conversation shifts to the unexpected spike in July's inflation figures, linked to rising fuel costs, and what this means for everyday Americans. Wright then explores President Joe Biden's request for further aid for Ukraine and the mixed public response. On a positive note, he covers the US Government's new move to test foreign-made pharmaceutical drugs for contamination, a long-overdue measure. Closing the episode, he announces subscriptions for The Wright Report, providing a way for listeners to support the podcast's future.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright dives deep into the critical matters affecting American cities and national security. Wright sets the stage by evaluating the state of three major cities—New York City, Boston, and Washington DC—and their grappling with illegal migration. Delving into national security, he unravels a shocking espionage case where a US Navy serviceman, allegedly driven by maternal influence, sold secrets to China. And in San Francisco, car thefts are rampant, raising questions about the city's decision to defund the police. As we close, Wright shares a contemplative reflection on the AI Revolution's potential consequences on America's obesity crisis.

On today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright brings a comprehensive briefing on a new, intensified stage of the War in Ukraine. Through insightful analysis, we gain an understanding of this war's broader implications for the world. Additionally, Wright dives into a thought-provoking discussion surrounding parental rights and transgender identification in California. Responding to a listener's email, he delves deep into the controversy sparked by California's Attorney General concerning parents' right to be informed if their child is identifying as transgender.

It's Tuesday, August 8th. I'm Brian Dean Wright, former CIA operations officer, and this is The Wright Report. A good day to you, ladies and gentlemen. Today, I am going to be working on next week's relaunch of the dirty green series and the new subscription service for you. So that means no episode for today. Just a wish that you all have a wonderful rest of your day and God willing, I'll see you tomorrow. Until then I leave you with the creed of every good spy and every wise American. They're the words from the gospel of John chapter eight, verse 32, "And you shall know the truth. And the truth shall make you free." Good day.

In today's edition of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright dives deep into some of the pressing matters facing America and the world. Explore America's escalating debt and its long-term repercussions, and put on your detective caps as we discuss the intricate web of Chinese espionage on American soil. Get insights into the perilous mission awaiting US Marines in the Middle East and draw hope from the resilience of the African nation of Benin in their battle against Islamic Radicalism. Finally, wind down with some encouraging research findings about exercise for the elderly during bedrest. It's a full slate of information designed to keep you informed, engaged, and hopeful.

The Citizen Podcast: https://podfollow.com/1536338060 In today's special episode of The Wright Report with Bryan Dean Wright, we spotlight a candid, hour-long interview Bryan had with the US Army veteran Dan Hollaway on the Citizen Podcast. Dive into their intense discussions about everything from international dilemmas in Ukraine, Haiti, and El Salvador to domestic issues and the evolving nature of espionage. Also, catch a glimpse of the upcoming news and analyses on topics like AI, the ongoing global political climate, the escalating war in Ukraine, and the strides being made in the African nation of Benin. We'll round it off with addressing the burning question from Erica in Wickenburg about the involvement of intelligence officials in politics. Before heading off for the weekend, remember the age-old wisdom that keeps us centered in truth.

In this edition of The Wright Report with former CIA Operations Officer Bryan Dean Wright, we delve deep into pressing domestic and international matters. From an unfolding migrant situation in Central Park, NYC, to an intriguing mystery connecting a kidnapping to our struggle in the Pacific. Plus, get insights on drones powered by AI in Ukraine, which have no human operators behind their destructive capabilities. And as always, I appreciate feedback from listeners, and today, I address Wendy's concerns about our coverage. Stay tuned for ways you could help enhance the show.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright, a former CIA Operations Officer, dives into a blend of national and international headlines. From another indictment of former President Donald Trump and its potential implications to crucial economic updates that might affect our wallets, there's much to unpack. In international news, we venture to Niger, an African nation currently grappling with political upheaval affecting a key US drone base. And for a palate cleanser, stick around till the end where carnivores are in for a treat.

In today's throwback episode of The Wright Report, host Brian Dean revisits the engrossing history of fake news. Originally aired on July 3rd, this episode is a hidden gem that many listeners missed due to the July 4th festivities. Dive deep into the world of misinformation and uncover how fake news has impacted societies past and present. And for a fun twist, Brian Dean cheekily sneaked in a piece of misinformation about President George Washington. Can you spot it?

In this crucial episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright unpacks an all-encompassing focus on China's potential intrusions into American society. With shocking revelations from a Chinese-owned lab in California to deeply concealed malware that threatens U.S. infrastructure and the discovery of probable intelligence bases in the heartland, Wright provides an in-depth analysis of these significant threats. As the episode culminates, Bryan lends his experienced perspective on how he would advise the nation's highest office in navigating these challenges.

On today's special edition of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright delves into the heart of espionage by offering a rare, behind-the-scenes look into the world of the CIA. Drawing upon his rich experience of recruiting spies, stealing secrets, and shaping the next generation of intelligence professionals, Bryan responds to a young listener's probing questions about the reality of working in the intelligence community. In this revealing narrative, the podcast sheds light on the critical challenges facing the Agency and underscores the importance of a dedicated workforce and strong leadership to maintain the country's security.

Today on The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright delves into a whirlwind of events taking the international stage by storm. From an unexpected turn in Hunter Biden's case to an uneasy gathering of global leaders in DC, every story is laden with implications. Dive into the politics of Cambodia, with its strategic naval base under new leadership, and brace yourself for alarming tales from Europe and California centered on the darker side of green energy. As the world reels, Bryan endeavors to make sense of it all.

In today's Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright delves deep into a series of events that have significant global implications. From Hunter Biden's courtroom drama to the alarming developments in global food supply, we see a world under strain. With Israel's military on the brink and China's mysterious oil purchases sparking speculations of war preparations, these stories demand our attention. As the world watches with bated breath, Bryan breaks down each situation, offering insights and analyses on the potential fallout.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright takes us on a global journey, from the swirling waters of the Rio Grande River to the bustling trading ports of Mexico and China, and the struggling fishing villages of the Ivory Coast. We explore how Texas's floating border barriers have far-reaching implications that stretch to Panama, why China's influence in Mexico and Africa matters to the US, and a troubling new trend in the AI industry. As Bryan shares a personal experience about how AI is starting to judge the value of his content, we're left to ponder the potential dangers of giving machines too much control.

Join Bryan Dean Wright on today's episode of The Wright Report as he delves into critical developments unfolding on the national and global stage. The episode kicks off with the resurgence of Fake News, centering on Twitter and the FBI and their potential roles in influencing the 2020 Presidential Election. In a surprising move, Joe Biden's recent promotion of the CIA Director links uncannily to the infamous Jeffrey Epstein, leaving listeners on the edge of their seats. As the LA Times promotes embracing blackouts for combating climate change, the episode also examines how AI has evolved to detect deep fakes in the most unexpected ways. Buckle up, as today's episode is brimming with hard-hitting news.

Today's episode of The Wright Report, hosted by Bryan Dean Wright, dives into three pivotal news briefs shaking the foundations of America and reverberating globally. With startling revelations suggesting Joe Biden's involvement in corruption, there are increasing demands for his resignation. Meanwhile, in an unprecedented move, New York City disseminates fliers at the US/Mexico border, discouraging migrants from heading its way. Further East, Japanese police are pioneering AI-driven technology with predictive capabilities for crime and potential arrests, a technological stride somewhat echoed by US law enforcement. Stay tuned till the end for an uplifting announcement regarding the future prospects of The Wright Report.

In today's edition of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright sheds light on three significant topics shaping the contemporary American landscape and beyond. Beginning with a controversial testimony from two IRS whistleblowers alleging that they were hindered from fully investigating Hunter and possibly Joe Biden's purported crimes, Bryan analyzes its potential implications on the looming Presidential Race. We then delve into the escalating "Wheat Wars" and its subsequent impact on your wallet, followed by updates concerning the ongoing "Battle for the Pacific" that are particularly crucial for the younger, military-eligible generation. The episode concludes by addressing listener queries about the technological marvels and misuses of Deep Fake and Caller ID Spoofing, alongside Bryan's personal commentary on the shocking incident of a US Army soldier's audacious journey into North Korea.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, shifts the focus to the intriguing and potentially unsettling world of Artificial Intelligence. Stemming from the series launched on July 11th, Bryan delves deep into the recent advancements in AI, starting with the curious creation of an AI-powered Johnny Cash singing about... Barbie. We'll listen to this unique "Deep Fake" track and uncover the capabilities and threats associated with such realistic AI technology. Shifting gears, Bryan highlights a less-discussed yet significant issue surrounding the AI Revolution: its voracious energy consumption. He unveils the staggering amount of electricity AI operations demand, its implications on our power grid, and presents potential solutions. The episode wraps up by addressing a listener's query on government corruption, alluding to a forthcoming revelation about the Biden Family from an IRS Agent.

In this episode of The Wright Report, former CIA Operations Officer Bryan Dean Wright discusses four briefs that are making significant ripples in America and the world. We look into the "Wheat Wars," the implications of Russia pulling out of a crucial grain deal, and why it matters to you. We discuss Japan's apprehension about joining forces with America in a possible war against China. Wright delves into former US President Donald Trump's promise to block communists and Marxists from entering the US, and he examines the feasibility of such an action. He also reports on Tucker Carlson's plan to launch a new media outlet, shedding light on its potential impact on the American news landscape. The episode concludes with an insightful email from a listener about the White House cocaine story.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, uncovers four briefs that are shaping America and the world. We delve into America's request to China to address their climate change emissions, and China's surprising response. We explore updates on Cold War II, highlighting the growing skepticism of two European countries towards Beijing. Turning to domestic news, we discuss the rapidly dropping water levels in the Midwest rivers and the impact on grocery prices. We analyze Joe Biden's recent student debt forgiveness and how it may affect you, even without a student loan. Lastly, we address a concerning editorial about illegal drug dealers in San Francisco.

In this episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, dives into four major briefings that are shaping America and the world. We look into the White House's decision to send more troops to Europe and explore the inconclusive investigation into a bag of cocaine found at the White House. We scrutinize a new bill on Capitol Hill proposing immediate federal aid for migrants. Shifting our focus internationally, we share updates from Africa about the chocolate industry and a groundbreaking floating solar farm. Wrapping up the show, we bring you health reminders to encourage active living.

In this episode of The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright, a former CIA Operations Officer, uncovers the diplomatic discussions between DC and Moscow to resolve the War in Ukraine. We then shift focus to Finland, where voters have recently elected conservative leaders, discarding their liberal counterparts. We'll take a hard look at the startling revelations from a series of emails that show US scientists allowed politics to influence their analysis of COVID-19's origins. Additionally, we'll delve into the escalating battle in the realm of Artificial Intelligence and how it has become less woke. Closing the show, Bryan answers listeners' requests with his top spy movie recommendations.

Welcome back to The Wright Report with Bryan Dean Wright. In today's episode, we delve into the concerning signals from the US economic landscape hinting at a possible recession. We'll then switch gears to explore two promising developments in the AI Revolution that could greatly benefit farmers and firefighters. Our international segment examines possible strategies for better controlling illegal migration into America, taking insights from recent developments in El Salvador, Mexico, and Honduras. Finally, we'll respond to a popular listener question on how to protect your Digital Exhaust.

Welcome to another episode of The Wright Report with Bryan Dean Wright. Today, we're exploring some key topics shaping America and the world. We delve into a classified briefing on Artificial Intelligence in the US Senate, dissect a crucial political debate in Spain, and bring you an update on the shifting dynamics in the Battle for the Pacific. Wrapping up the show, we answer a listener's question about Peru's state of emergency over a rare medical condition.

Welcome to another episode of The Wright Report with Bryan Dean Wright. Today, we tackle topics shaping both America and the world. We'll dive into the ongoing immigration crisis in the United States, discuss the positive shift in gas prices, and cover President Biden's controversial authorization of cluster bombs. We'll also look into the political collapse in The Netherlands and what it means for European politics. Lastly, we address recent comments made by the White House Press Secretary on affirmative action.

Welcome to another episode of The Wright Report, your daily news podcast. This Friday, in acknowledgment of the holiday week, we have a shorter than usual but still packed episode for you. Stay tuned as we touch upon the key happenings shaping America and the world. Join us next week for a deeper analysis of these crucial stories.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we examine a looming trade war, with China flexing its economic muscles through restrictions on global exports of rare earth minerals. We also delve into the recent upheavals in France and the issues with migration and social disconnection that fueled them. Further, we take a closer look at the unexpected outbreak of malaria in the US and discuss the ongoing crisis in New York City, where shelters are overflowing with a record number of homeless people, half of them migrants. Stay tuned for these briefs packed with essential details and crucial information.

A good day to you, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to The Wright Report, your daily news podcast. A wonderful holiday week to you all. I hope your Fourth of July celebrations were great. So for the rest of this week, folks, I'll be offering you short briefs that we'll dive into further next week. But we'll just cover the essentials for now. In Europe this morning, the leaders of Ukraine and Russia are both saying there will be an attack on Ukraine's nuclear power plant later today. Next, the fight between China and the US is heating up, with Beijing announcing yesterday that it would restrict the export of two key rare earth minerals Also on the International front, Mexicans in the United States just sent back a record amount of remittances home to Mexico — $5.6B in May, in fact. That raises the issue of whether some of that should be taxed for things like border protection services. And speaking of the border, we might have more Cubans making their way to America. That's because there's a duel crisis to tell you about this morning. First, upwards of 10% of Havana is without drinking water today, with old leaky pipes largely to blame. Second, demand for electricity is up 25%, but the grid has failed in different places throughout the country. We'll also discuss a remarkable injunction issued yesterday from a Federal Judge that blocks the White House and federal agencies from meeting and communicating with social media companies like Facebook and Twitter.

In this special Independence Day episode of The Wright Report, we journey back in time to July 4th, 1967, and share the poignant tale of Hugh Francis Redmond. Accused of being a CIA officer and subjected to a 15-year sentence in a Chinese prison, Redmond's life and his cryptic disappearance remain shrouded in mystery. His letters from prison, his unwavering love for his family and country, and the circumstances leading to his alleged suicide form the heart of our narrative. This moving story is a tribute to Redmond's sacrifice and embodies the spirit of patriotism.

On this special episode of The Wright Report, we turn our attention to the topic of 'Fake News'. Triggered by queries from our listeners, Samantha from South Carolina and Jason from Colorado, we explore how to discern fake news and provide insights from my experience as a CIA Operations Officer. In the spirit of the July 4th celebrations, we also delve into the founding of the country, touching on misconceptions and untruths that have been propagated over the years.

On today's episode of The Wright Report, we dive into three briefs with major implications for America and the world. We kick off with an unsettling development in Ukraine regarding a bacteria that has researchers deeply worried. Next, we bring an update on the Chinese spy balloon saga, exploring the Pentagon's unusual claim. In our third brief, we dissect two Supreme Court cases, one touching on religious liberty and accommodation and the other on affirmative action. Wrapping up, we discuss the Court decision about racial quotas in America, exploring three developments in South Africa that illustrate the reality of a country operating entirely on affirmative action.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we delve into four critical briefs. We commence by examining Joe Biden's new initiative to highlight his economic successes and discuss whether he's justified in taking credit for three specific achievements. We proceed to look at some promising data about America's economy. Next, we provide updates on how the recent Russian mutiny is influencing global wheat prices and Moscow's actions in Africa. In our final brief, we place you in the Oval Office, presenting two significant pieces of news about China and asking for your presidential decision. We wrap up the podcast by addressing a listener's question about Biden's recent opinion on Putin's invasion of Iraq.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we explore three significant briefs. We start with former US President Donald Trump's new explanation for the controversial audio recording discussing classified information. Next, we dive into updates on the recent mutiny of Russian forces, discussing potential Kremlin insiders aiding the mutineers and how Putin plans to reshape his national guard. Finally, we discuss Beijing's subtle reactions to the Russian mutiny. We wrap up by addressing a listener's question about my presidential vote next year, offering advice influenced by George Washington and Jack Kennedy.

Welcome to The Wright Report, your daily news podcast. Today, we dive into five intriguing stories. We start with a new report revealing 17 million illegal migrants living in the US and explore the implications. Next, we discuss the scant newly declassified material on the origins of COVID-19. Then, we connect two diverse stories on climate change - one involving pizza ovens in NYC and another about coal plants in India. We also visit the USS Ronald Reagan in Vietnam and discuss its purpose there. Lastly, we travel to Guyana, a South American nation recently blessed with discovered oil, which could potentially shake oil prices and climate change politics.

Welcome to The Wright Report, your daily news podcast that offers insights into critical happenings around the globe. Today, we discuss an extraordinary event that unfolded over the past 48 hours – a mutiny of Russian mercenary fighters in Ukraine. In a sequence of surprising developments, these rebels marched towards Moscow threatening a coup d'etat, leading Russian President Vladimir Putin to publicly denounce them as traitors. While the mutiny abruptly ended, and their leader fled to Belarus, the event has far-reaching global implications. Today, we will dissect what happened, why it occurred, and what could potentially follow. I will also share a list of the Top Ten developments that I'm closely observing and that you should keep on your radar too.

Welcome to The Wright Report, your daily news podcast that brings you up to speed on important happenings across America and the world. On today's episode, we delve into three major briefs. First, we look at new corruption allegations against the Biden Justice Department by an IRS Whistleblower, supposedly protecting Hunter Biden. Next, we discuss the controversial $9.2B loan given to Ford Motor Company by the US Government to produce batteries for electric vehicles, despite lacking consumer demand. Lastly, prepare your grills as we explore the US Department of Agriculture's recent approval of lab-grown chicken. As a close, I'll be answering a listener question about my reasons for joining the CIA and how it ties back to my high school teacher.

Welcome to today's episode of The Wright Report, your daily dose of news and updates impacting America and the world. Today we dive into three major briefs. First, we discuss alarming numbers from the US Department of Education regarding America's children and what we can do to mitigate the issue. Our second topic is the record number of arrests of individuals on America's terror watch list by US Border Patrol agents. Our third brief revolves around Joe Biden's recent controversial remark, calling China's President a dictator, which may have inadvertently revealed classified information. To wrap up, I'll be addressing Kyle from Connecticut's question on Digital Exhaust and if using a VPN can help protect one's privacy.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we cover four main stories that are shaping America and the world. We start with some uplifting news - the US economy shows strong numbers on new housing construction. We then dive into the controversy surrounding charges against Joe Biden's son and examine if the allegations of it being a slap on the wrist hold true. Next, we delve into the concerning news of China planning to establish a military base in Cuba with permanent troops. Our fourth brief covers the missed deadline by the Biden Administration to declassify documents about the origins of COVID-19. To end the episode, I answer a personal question from Bruce in New York about my departure from the CIA.

In today's episode of The Wright Report, we discuss four major issues impacting America and the world. We start by examining the outcome of US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken's visit to China and the perplexing statement from the White House on the Chinese spy balloon saga. Then we dive into America's obesity crisis, with a particular focus on its impact on the US Army. Following this, we look at the recent Islamic terrorist attack in Uganda, discussing its connection to Dirty Green Energy and the implications for America. Lastly, we explore the difference between Europe and America's policies on transgender healthcare. We end the episode with an intriguing listener question on the presidential authority to declassify nuclear secrets.

In today's special Juneteenth episode of the Wright Report, we tease an array of briefs to be unpacked throughout the week. We anticipate a critical Supreme Court decision on Affirmative Action and will delve into its constitutional implications. We'll also cover Joe Biden's latest $600M climate change initiative in California, and a new bill proposed by Democrats to expedite immigrants' access to federal aid. From overseas, we'll tackle an Islamic Radicals' attack on a Ugandan school and draw connections with previous discussions about the country. Lastly, we address listener questions, such as Cheryl from Kansas' query about former President Trump's ability to declassify nuclear secrets. But for now, we reflect on the wisdom of the Gospel of John as we celebrate Juneteenth: "And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free."

In today's episode of the Wright Report, we embark on a global journey to unpack news stories that matter to America and the world. We begin in California, where the Mayor of Los Angeles expresses dismay at the arrival of illegal migrants. We then discuss the strengthening ties between Honduras and China. Next, we visit the Galapagos Islands, exploring an innovative solution for ecological conservation. We'll also discuss some good news for the US Military from Papua New Guinea, followed by China's increased involvement in Uganda, where the US and Europe have receded. We conclude with advice from an Indonesian tribe related to our recent report on Digital Exhaust.

Welcome to the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. Today, we discuss the CDC's alarming announcement of 109K American deaths due to drug overdoses last year. We also dive into new revelations about scientists in Wuhan exhibiting COVID symptoms prior to the outbreak. On the global front, Fiji is distancing itself from China, and the El Niño weather pattern wreaks havoc in African countries. Finally, we explore the unexpected boom of small businesses in Cuba and what this could signify for the regime. To close, we address a listener's concerns about potential propaganda in Ukraine news.

Welcome to the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. Today, we await the Federal Reserve's decision on whether interest rates will be increasing. We'll also discuss the Biden Administration's approval of a Michigan battery factory operated by a company aligned with the Chinese Communist Party. The border crisis deepens, with criminal gangs extorting migrants via a phone app. In other crime news, Mexican cartels are relocating some of their drug labs to evade detection. Lastly, we discuss the CIA's warning to Ukraine about bombing the Nordstream Pipelines and a listener's concerns about Russian nuclear weapons heading to Belarus.

Welcome to the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. This Tuesday, we kick off with the breaking news concerning alleged audio recordings of former Vice President Joe Biden accepting foreign bribes in Ukraine. As Donald Trump faces charges for mishandling classified information, we'll dive into why the same charge could apply to much of Washington. We'll also explore the controversial practice of US Government Agencies purchasing your digital exhaust to spy on you. Turning to international health news, we'll discuss the Dengue Fever outbreak in Peru. Lastly, we'll discuss the implications of the arrival of the weather pattern El Niño and its effect on wind power in the US, before concluding with a new study linking obesity to mental illness.

Welcome to the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. This Monday, we delve into the recent indictment of former US President Donald Trump, breaking down the facts and data for a comprehensive understanding. We then confirm the earlier rumors about China's operational signals intelligence base in Cuba, and its potential implications. On a lighter note, we bring some good news concerning propane prices that could benefit your wallet. Lastly, we share an incredible survival story from Colombia, where four children and a 10-month-old infant survived 40 days in the jungle after a plane crash.

Link to our listener survey: https://tally.so/r/wgaKOd Welcome to today's episode of the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. We kick off with a new development in the alleged $5M bribe involving Joe Biden, an FBI informant, Ukraine, and Biden's son, Hunter. Then we discuss an unexpected turn of events as former President Donald Trump faces impending charges related to mishandling classified information. Next, we delve into the potential geopolitical implications of China possibly establishing a spy station in Communist Cuba. While the White House denies these claims, bipartisan concern is brewing in the Senate. Wrapping up, we provide an update on our listener surveys and address a thoughtful critique from Bill in North Carolina regarding our China coverage.

Link to our listener survey: https://tally.so/r/wgaKOd On today's episode of the Wright Report, we explore various topics affecting America and the wider world. Our first story looks at the unexpected cloud of smoke lingering over the East Coast, all the way from Canada. We'll delve into its cause and how long it's likely to persist. We then turn our attention to an important staple - wheat - and discuss its global implications that are closer to home than you might think. Next, we examine a significant shift in the global economic landscape, with data from the Commerce Department revealing a divergence between America and China's economies. We also explore a developing scandal out of Colombia involving a nanny, wiretap, and a hefty campaign contribution. Finally, we address a disgruntled listener's concerns over our Ukraine coverage and give an update on our listener survey.