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Mumbling, incoherent and confused... but enough about our debate experience. Let's talk about the mess in Atlanta at the earliest Presidential Debate on record. It was President v President and the media was not happy with Joe Biden's performance.We cover the other news of the week and touch on a new development in the MMTLP saga.

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Dennis Kneale brings 30 years of business reporting to his new podcast, “What’s Bugging Me.” It’s no holds barred as he takes on leaders in industry, on Wall Street and in politics.

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Backlash: Dennis Kneale says the backlash against the "Transtifa" agenda has begun - and that's a good thing. Plus: Will the Fed be stupid enough to ignore lower inflation just reported? Our interview segment this week is with Atlanta-area radio host Alan... by What's Bugging Me
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No Fools Here: In this special April 1st Weekend Edition of our show, Dennis has thoughts on the Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's indictment of Donald Trump. Plus Jay Singh of Special Situations Research and Neil Weinberg, financial reporter and former Editor-in-chief at... by What's Bugging Me
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Pulling Threads: Last week we were celebrating the 4th of July and Federal Judge Terry A. Doughty's restraining order against the Biden Administration's efforts to muzzle social media accounts. This week, First Amendment lawyer Tom Julin is here to bring us back to... by What's Bugging Me
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Sticks and Stones: Dennis is back from a one-week sentence in Twitter Jail and is here to work out his community service. When did we become such word wussies? People of the Western World have become more fragile than generations of children brought up on the old... by What's Bugging Me
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Justice in a Blender: It's a week of bicoastal outrage on What's Bugging Me, as Dennis Kneale laments the circus Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg is creating in his political prosecution of Donald Trump and mourns the death of tech entrepreneur Bob Lee on the streets of San... by What's Bugging Me
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Whistleblowers to the Front: There's so much bugging Dennis & Co. this week. The farther the House Oversight Committee digs into the Biden financials the more "equality before the law" looks like a cruel joke. What did the Bidens do to earn that money anyway? Meanwhile it... by What's Bugging Me
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Voices of Hope: It's a holiday weekend and Dennis is in a mood. A good mood! We're going to hear from different voices than we usually do - voices you don't usually hear from in the mainstream media - the voices of common Americans. And we also hear from Lizzy... by What's Bugging Me
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The Gall of it All: From bald-faced liars in government to unethical hit jobs by the media, Dennis has had enough. Plus we talk to Herb Greenberg, Editor with Empire Financial Research and CNBC contributor about the economy and Bill Spadea, Republican activist and... by What's Bugging Me
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Unwavering Commitments: As we find ourselves between Memorial Day and D-Day we have a show with a distinct military theme. First up are veterans Taylor Baldwin Kiland (US Navy) and Judy Silverstien Gray (US Coast Guard) with a preview of their new book Unwavering, the true... by What's Bugging Me
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Masters and Commanders: This week Dennis dishes on the settlement between Dominion Voting Systems and his former employer and then wonders about whether we or A.I. will be the masters of the future. Mike Ozanian of Forbes SportsMoney drops by to talk about the $6B price tag... by What's Bugging Me
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