The Rich Zeoli Podcast

On a powerhouse episode, Rich is joined by some of the most consequential names in Washington including United States Senator Dave McCormick (R-PA) who discusses his new permitting reform legislation. This crucial legislation will save taxpayers billions in dollars and lead to more jobs and more energy. Senator McCormick also reacts to President Trump's visit to China and what he hopes happens with the Strait of Hormuz. Plus, how can we stop insider trading by crooked DC insiders? McCormick has a plan! Rich is also joined by Rep. Tom McClintock, Chairman of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration. The Chairman talks about the committee's action to defund sanctuary cities such as Philadelphia and reward cities who cooperate with ICE.  Daniel Turner, Founder and Executive Director of Power the Future, joins Rich to discuss America's global energy dominance and how that plays into the President's visit to China. What is the end game and can we trust anything China says? And of course, Rich breaks down the latest grandstanding drama from the shapeshifting sociopath known as Gavin Newsom. Have fun and thanks for listening! See you after my heart surgery!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Today’s Show:👉 China’s energy crisis and the Strait of Hormuz👉 The US is Now Energy Dominant Baby! 👉 Rubio’s stance on Iran’s nuclear program👉 It's all about AI and Chips (Not the Snack Kind)👉 CCP’s "Big Brother" tactics👉 Secret Chinese police stations in New York City👉 A Pennsylvania judge ditches the Democrat party👉 The Southern Poverty Law Center’s infiltration of K-12 classrooms👉 The logistics of "regime change" in Iran and Israel's perspective👉 The massive UFC fight planned for the White House lawn Rich Zeoli breaks down the high-stakes diplomacy happening in Beijing as the president reveals XI Jinping’s offer to help facilitate a deal with Iran. China needs us, pure and simple. Why? Oil! But we have to stop buying their cheaply made slave labor crap. Can they really help us with Iran? Whatever they say, here's the rule: Don't trust them! They want to rule the world.  But Israel has very different ideas for when this was will end. Do we need China's help or not? Sorta getting mixed messages on this one so let's see what Secretary of State Rubio has to say and whether or not that matches what President Trump says about China's help with the Strait of Hormuz.  At least we don't spy on our people like they do in China. Or do we?  There are thousands of facial recognition cameras and automated ticketing systems in China and that's a blueprint for what politicians in both parties want to bring to America. And do not give me that "if you've done nothing wrong you have nothing to fear crap." That's an excuse to justify big brother on every corner. We have a right to go about our business without our government spying on us. Whether it's FISA or geofencing or red light cameras, OUR government is watching. So pay attention and push back.  Speaking of China, wait until the schools start praising the CCP. Yeah, they'll tell your kids how great Mao was and conveniently leave out the famines. And with the help of the Southern Poverty Law Center, they are indoctrinating your kids as early as kindergarten. Yeah for commie teacher appreciate day!!!  Finally, we look at the lighter side of the news—if you can call it that—with the insane $1.5 million price tag for tickets to the upcoming UFC fight on the White House lawn for the nation’s 250th anniversary. Would you? Heck no. Unless you have a free ticket for me. 00:00 China's offer to help with the Iran deal04:22 How the U.S. became the world's greatest energy exporter09:40 Marco Rubio on Iran’s nuclear program and the Hormuz blockade14:15 The tech race for chips and the symbolism of Trump’s China visit16:35 Bret Baier’s report on Big Brother watching in Beijing18:10 The push to expand the Supreme Court to 13 justices25:25 The fight over alcohol tests in Congressional hearings35:45 Secret Chinese police stations operating in New York City45:10 Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice David Wecht leaves the Democrats50:00 Southern Poverty Law Center curriculum in K-12 schools58:26 UFC fights and the hottest tickets at the White HouseSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Today’s Show: 👉 CIA Whistleblower Testimony👉 Anthony Fauci's Intelligence Community Influence👉 Gain of Function Research Funding👉 Senate Committee Hearing Absences👉 The Bureaucratic "Deep State" Protection👉 Media Silence and Chinese Corporate Interests👉 Health Myths: Steps, Calories, and Vitamin D👉 The Benefits of "Pink Noise" and Negative Ions👉 The End of Ask Jeeves and the Rise of TikTok Search Rich Zeoli dives into the explosive testimony from a CIA whistleblower who confirms what we suspected: Anthony Fauci injected himself into the intelligence community to influence the origins of Covid-19. We look at the timeline where CIA analysts were ready to label the pandemic a lab leak in August 2021, only to have that conclusion neutralized days later. Zeoli breaks down the "gravy train" of gain of function research, explaining how pharmaceutical entities and government bureaucrats benefit from a cycle of creating Frankenstein’s monsters just to sell the solution. The show highlights the staggering lack of accountability as Senate Democrats completely boycotted the Homeland Security Committee hearing. Rich points out the irony of their absence, noting that they passed up a chance to even attempt to blame the previous administration just to protect the current bureaucracy. We discuss how the "Deep State" simply waits out directors and presidents they dislike, ensuring that the swamp remains undisturbed and the money continues to flow into lucrative consulting contracts and board seats. Zeoli also takes a turn into the bizarre world of health and technology, debunking the "10,000 steps" myth as a marketing ploy to sell pedometers. We talk about why the truth about the pandemic is suppressed by media companies like Disney and Paramount who are terrified of losing their Chinese market access. From the benefits of "pink noise" during rainstorms to the final shutdown of Ask Jeeves, we cover the ways our daily lives and information streams are manipulated by those at the top. 00:00 CIA Whistleblower and the Fauci Cover-Up02:15 Why the Statute of Limitations Matters for Fauci05:30 China, Biological Weapons, and the Wuhan Institute09:40 The Gain of Function Gravy Train Explained14:15 Empty Seats: Democrats Boycott the Senate Hearing18:50 Rand Paul vs. The CIA’s Bad Faith Accusations22:30 The Need for a New Church Commission26:45 Bureaucrats as the True Figures in Charge31:10 Why the Media Covers for China's Interests36:40 Breaking Down the CIA Scientist Lab Leak Conclusion41:15 Debunking the 10,000 Steps and 2,000 Calorie Myths46:30 How Bad Weather Actually Boosts Mental Health50:40 The Death of Ask Jeeves and New Search TrendsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Today’s Show:👉 Gavin Newsom’s taxpayer-funded diaper program and its links to Jennifer Siebel Newsom.👉 Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang pleading guilty to acting as an illegal agent for China.👉 Senator Ron Johnson’s bombshell revelations regarding masked COVID-19 vaccine safety signals.👉 Anthony Fauci escaping charges as the statute of limitations expires.👉 John Fetterman’s critique of the Democrat Party’s "toxic masculinity" narrative.👉 Dick Durbin labeling a White House ballroom one of the "worst ideas" in American history.👉 The mystery of the "86 47" license plate and the United Airlines pilot under investigation.👉 Stephen Colbert’s 2015 friendly interview with Donald Trump resurfaces. Rich Zeoli dives straight into the murky waters of California politics, exposing how Governor Gavin Newsom’s "free diaper" plan looks less like a charity and more like a lucrative contract for friends of the First Partner. We examine the "cozy" circle of nonprofits, celebrity activists, and state-funded partnerships where the public pays the bill while politicians grab the headlines. Zeoli breaks down the math, showing how these taxpayer-funded diapers actually cost more than retail prices at Target, proving once again that in California, the "house" always wins. The corruption doesn't stop at the state level; we look at the shocking case of Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang, who just agreed to plead guilty to acting as an illegal foreign agent for the Chinese government. Zeoli and the team discuss how Wang used a fake news site to spread CCP propaganda and why mainstream news outlets seem to be scrubbing her Democrat Party affiliation from their reports. We also tackle the broader threat of Chinese influence in American politics, from wine companies to green energy scams, and the urgent need to hold these bad actors accountable. Rich also highlights a massive cover-up within the federal government regarding COVID-19 vaccine safety. Using testimony from Senator Ron Johnson, we discuss how the FDA allegedly used an algorithm designed to mask adverse events like strokes and cardiac death. As Anthony Fauci’s statute of limitations expires today, Zeoli voices the frustration of millions who see the "deep state" avoiding handcuffs while regular Americans deal with the fallout of lockdowns and mandates. We wrap up with a look at why young men are fleeing the Democrat Party in droves, citing John Fetterman’s admission that calling half the population "toxic" is a losing strategy. 00:00 Newsom’s diaper program and California’s cozy nonprofit culture00:40 Mayor Eileen Wang and Chinese propaganda in Arcadia01:45 Gavin Newsom as a future presidential contender02:20 The New York Post expose on Baby2Baby and Jennifer Siebel Newsom06:10 Anthony Fauci, Joe Biden's pardon, and the statute of limitations07:15 Senator Ron Johnson on hidden vaccine safety signals and FDA lies09:55 Why young people are turning to the podcast universe for truth10:35 Dr. Oz discusses international fraud rings from Russia to Cuba13:30 The media's failure to mention Eileen Wang's party affiliation20:20 John Fetterman on Bill Maher: The Democrat Party's problem with men25:30 Jennifer Siebel Newsom's connection to the $12.4 million diaper contract34:40 Dick Durbin calls the White House ballroom one of history's worst ideas43:30 United Airlines pilot grounded over "86 47" posts47:20 The New Jersey DMV recalls an anti-Trump vanity license plate49:40 2015 flashback: Stephen Colbert’s friendly interview with Donald Trump51:40 Repo men coming for Spirit Airlines planesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Today’s Show:👉 Newsom’s $20 Million Diaper Tax Trapped in Bureaucracy👉 The Dictator Obsession: Zeoli Calls Out Newsom’s Family Stories👉 Hantavirus vs. COVID: Why Public Trust Is GONE👉 Data Center Civil War: The Battle for Your Backyard👉 Spencer Pratt’s "Attack" Ads Might Be the Best Thing for LA Rich Zeoli begins the show by exposing Gavin Newsom’s latest "free" diaper initiative as nothing more than a taxpayer-funded shell game. We look at how California is spending fifty cents per diaper through non-profit cronies when the average parent can find them for sixteen cents at a local store. Zeoli breaks down the absurdity of Newsom’s claims that this solves the affordability crisis while gas prices hit seven dollars a gallon and the state remains unlivable for many families. The conversation shifts to the strange political theater surrounding Newsom’s family life, specifically his claim that his nine-year-old son is an expert on authoritarianism. We analyze the "God as my witness" storytelling style that Rich notes is a hallmark of politicians who are being less than truthful. Zeoli and the team have some fun with the idea of a twelve-year-old having a "dictator rookie card" collection instead of playing video games, pointing out how scripted and inauthentic these political anecdotes feel to the average listener. We also dive into the rising panic over AI data centers and a new bacterium creeping up the East Coast. Zeoli discusses the complete collapse of trust in public health officials following the COVID era, noting that even when the NIH says not to panic about the Hantavirus, many Americans are now wired to be cynical. Finally, we look at the Los Angeles Mayor’s race where Spencer Pratt is being attacked by unions for wanting more police and less homelessness—positions that Rich argues will actually make him more popular with voters who are tired of the status quo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.