3 chapters across the catalog
The upcoming Tom Cruise film "American Made" revisits the CIA-backed drug running operations in Mena, Arkansas, during Bill Clinton's governorship. The hosts discuss whether the film's release is prompting a media effort to defuse long-standing "conspiracy theories" regarding the Clintons' involvement.
Canadian Postal Service, Hitchhiking Dangers and American-Made Clothing
A donor from Vancouver criticizes efforts to dismantle the Canadian Postal Service. John C. Dvorak shares a personal anecdote about a frightening hitchhiking experience as a teenager that discouraged him from the practice. The hosts also promote Bruns Clothing, a South Dakota company that manufactures American-made jackets with concealed carry pockets.
Eleanor Holmes Norton Grills Toyota on American-Made Cars
Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton faced criticism for her questioning style during the Toyota hearings. After admitting she drives a Camry Hybrid, she expressed confusion when an executive pointed out that the vehicle is manufactured in the United States. The exchange highlighted a lack of understanding regarding the global nature of automotive manufacturing and the specific origins of "American-made" foreign brands.
