America First with Scottie Nell Hughes is a timely political analysis program examining the policies and priorities emerging from the administration of US President Donald Trump. The show explores the foundations of the “America First” strategy by breaking down the economic, foreign policy, and domestic initiatives that shaped the agenda while examining the reasoning behind them and the results they were designed to achieve.
Neighbor wars: US-Canada trade disagreements spill over into regional struggle
On this episode of America First, Scottie Nell Hughes looks at the growing trade war between the United States and Canada as we celebrate Labor Day in the US. Canada relies on the US much more than the other way around. Yet the US consumer could still feel the pinch if this drags out much longer. What will it take to make a deal? David Morgan of the Morgan Report and independent journalist Kat Kanada join Scottie for this discussion. Don’t miss it!
Flock cameras and the rise of mass surveillance
On this episode of America First, Scottie Nell Hughes takes a look at the world of mass surveillance. Over the past five years so-called flock safety cameras have spread across the United States. They are meant to read car license plate numbers and their manufacturers say they are purely for safety and assisting law enforcement. But that has not stopped citizens from being concerned about surveillance. Some have even taken it into their own hands and begun destroying flock cameras. Scottie is joined by Justin Robert, a freedom advocate, and Maria Zeee, host at Zeee Media.
Dying off: Can congressional term limits save the American republic?
On this episode of America First, Scottie Nell Hughes examines the average and growing age of American politicians. Recent examples of politicians withering into old age while in office include Dianne Feinstein, Joe Biden, and Mitch McConnell. So, should the US enact term limits at the federal and state levels? Or would this lead to the few actually competent leaders we have being run out of office before their time? Joining the conversation are John Pudner, President of Freedom and Family Action, and Carson Carpenter, host of The Common Cause.
AI and the future of shopping: are we ready for what’s coming?
On this episode of America First, Scottie Nell Hughes looks at the new trend of surveillance shopping. AI can now predict when and where we plan to spend our hard-earned bucks. Stores can take that information and change prices on an hourly basis to maximize profit. But is this an unfair strategy, one that is harmful to the consumer? And is it even legal? Or is this a future inevitability that we all have to accept? Joining Scottie for this conversation are Dr. Tamara Patzer, author and creator at the Daily Success Media Network, and Michael Wynne, an attorney who focuses on US federal criminal investigations and trials.
Fauci pleads the Fifth, but will he face justice?
On this episode of America First, Scottie Nell Hughes goes after the “Science” Himself, Mr. Fauci. In a recent Senate hearing, Fauci pleaded the 5th amendment, refusing to answer questions he and his legal counsel believed would incriminate him for his handling of the Covid pandemic. So, will Fauci face justice for his lies to the American people, or is it too little too late? Scottie is joined by Jody O’Malley, health and human services whistleblower, and Dewayne Moore, navy veteran and CEO of the Dewayne Moore Foundation.
Looking for justice: The unexplained case of Seth Rich
On this episode of America First, Scottie Nell Hughes re-opens the file on the case of Seth Rich. Mr. Rich was a young Democratic staffer, who was found murdered on the streets of Washington DC a decade ago. Since his death, rumors have been swirling about an odd connection to the DNC. Scottie explores the latest with attorney and investigative litigator Ty Clevenger.