Is Biden Administration the Most Corrupt in History? – John MacGregor

In this exciting episode of the Full Disclosure podcast, host John MacGregor dives into a variety of thought-provoking topics. He begins by discussing President Biden's visit to Lahaina and offers constructive feedback on his response to the fire situation. MacGregor then turns his attention to the media landscape, highlighting the need for responsible journalism and the impact it can have on our nation. He also explores the ongoing COVID-19 situation and the potential for new vaccine mandates, encouraging listeners to consider different perspectives. MacGregor shares his curiosity about the advancements in science and AI, while also pondering the future of President Biden's presidency. He wraps up the episode by emphasizing the importance of staying well-informed on a wide range of issues.

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