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American Made and Paid
Podcast hosted by Zach Hing and Professor Dreg highlighting everyday ideas surrounding lifestyle, politics, and culture
We're back!! The American Made and Paid Show is back in 2020 and in this episode we re-visit street conservatism, Christianity, and how progressive idealogy has infiltrated Western culture and history. The show will now be weekly on Thursday, live from 6 pm - 9 pm, on the American Made and Paid YouTube channel.
We continue our discussion on Kanye West, Katie Hill, and Christianity in this episode alongside new evidence that has surfaced regarding Jeffrey Epstein's apparent suicide, or shall we say now... homicide. Although nothing has been confirmed yet, this should not be surprising for anyone who is familiar with the Clinton circle.
Earlier this week, a US congress representative by the name of Katie Hill resigned from Congress amid a rather inappropriate affair. We decided to dive into this topic, this type of behavior from politicians, and Kanye's proclamation of faith.
Kanye West's proclamation of Christianity and release of his new album "Jesus is King" has evoked a lot of praise from the Christian community, but is this the first time West has proclaimed Christianity? Is this just a ploy to extract dollars from his fans, or is this a legitimate turn to faith?
A recent news story in Henderson about a police officer who shot and killed a mother who was suspected of stabbing her son prompts a another discussion about the education and mental state of our police officers, and the solutions that need to be present to alleviate violent incidents that may happen without good cause.
In this episode, we dive into a rather controversial ruling of a jury that ultimately decided against a Texas father seeking to block his 7 year old son from gender transition, and why Texas will inevitably go blue in the near future.
Tulsi Gabbard has risen through the debates and ranks as a contrarian in the Democrat party. And although we've discussed her candidacy and political background before on this show, we decided to dive into her anti-war sentiments, and how that is what she shares in common with Trump, and why that is unfavorable for both major political parties.
San Francisco's downtown area is now comparable to some of the world's most contaminated slums due to the fact that it is absolutely caked with drug needles, trash, and human feces. That is something that has been widely discussed and is now become a phenomenon that people are aware of, but we jump into this topic with a bit of a different perspective as to why San Francisco has gotten so unclean.
Diving into counterculture and the political spectrum is what we've covered extensively on this show, and today we decide to discuss the Joker movie, and the why it's appeal to counterculture has become popular and polarizing.
Although some people protesting Columbus Day for it's so called "colonial" and "genocidal" history, I don't hear about anyone complaining about a day off. In this episode, we dive into the background of Columbus' exploration of the Americas, and the influence of Roman Catholicism that followed as a result.
AOC is aiming to combat economic inequality in the USA, which for many people may sound like a good idea, but as history has proven, a collective path towards democracy, socialist policies, and equal prosperity is simply not possible without increased government power and the diminishing of people's rights. In this episode we break down the individual bills that AOC believes puts Americans on course for shared prosperity.
American Made and Paid celebrates it's 100th episode with another deep discussion about the most evident displays of Christianity: forgiveness. In this episode we tackle Amber Guyger, her sentence, the forgiveness given to her by her victim's brother, and the Judge's gestures. It has sparked some controversy among some Atheists, however, that's to be expected.
The cause and effect rule is a well documented universal principal, but socialism, bigger government in the process of taking away our rights also absolves us of any responsibilities in the process. Here is our take on it.
A recent article published on Yahoo brought to light an important topic of discussion in the sugar daddy sugar baby dating subculture. In this episode we talk about how this is being normalized across the board, and what this means as result, a breakdown of the family unit and destruction of traditional values.
Taxation, wealth inequality and redistribution are important talking points regarding reform and legislation with Democrat presidential candidates. In this episode, we revisit the real reason for wealth inequality, and the real solution for helping eliminate the class structure in America.
Drag has been fairly normalized in America, but the agenda of putting Drag Queen Story Hours and bringing progressivism and LGBT awareness to young children remains controversial for obvious reasons. The ALA has allowed for this to happen, and parents have often times been let out of the loop because of this. Drag Queen Story Hours have sparked protests, and the truth is, they are now actively grooming children for sexual abuse in the future.
In this episode, we touch on the histories of the two political parties in America, and how they have been influenced and changed over the years.
With Pelosi announcing that she is beginning an impeachment inquiry with news of Trump's inappropriate call regarding the investigation of Joe Biden for corruption, we decided to weigh in with our opinions in this episode.
Revolt TV, an outlet owned by Sean Combs, recently featured a panel of speakers such as Killer Mike, Candace Owens, T.I., Tamika Mallory, among a few others, bringing together and bridging ideas from opposite sides of the political aisle. In this episode we discuss this further, and some of our takes on the statements made by the panelists.
We've spoken about climate change, solar energy, and carbon dioxide, hot topics in the world of environmental science that often times become recurring talking points that have been accepted as fact, even though there are some that are rooted in science, while others are being complete myths. In this episode, we revisit some of these topics to dispel a few misunderstood beliefs.
Professor Dreg has advocated for reparations as being a solution for the black community, and in this episode we talk about how real solutions need to be implemented to help minority communities that have been impacted the hardest by progressive policies.
Kavanaugh's call for impeachment is called back into light with recent allegations, and in this episode we discuss mainstream conservatism, Christians in name only, Kathy Zhu, and why progressive Republicans are letting down the country.
Apologies for the 2 week hiatus! Professor Dreg had been working a case dealing with an employee's lawsuit against a former employer. In this episode, we touch base on worker's compensation, insurance fraud, and reasonable accommodation.
Walmart recently has decided to outsource many roles to contract workers, specifically of Indian descent in favor of a H-1B Visa program, which according to several sources, would actually save money per candidate hire. In this episode, we dive into cheap labor, and the differences between H-1B and EB-5, and the benefits they ultimately bring.
Martin Luther King, Jr. always said that you judge based on the content of one's character, not their race. In this instance, we go deeper into MLK Jr's character, and the fraud behind the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
In this episode, we take the unpopular stance against the grain of the fiasco surrounding Congresswoman Tlaib's denial of entry into the West Bank to visit her relatives, and how this in itself, politics and religion aside, is constitutionally offensive.
Antifa, famously known as a domestic terrorist group that wages war on conservatives and Trump supporters, have been famously documented in many national incidents, such as Charlottesville, Andy Ngo's attack, and others. Are they really anti-fascist, and are they actually fighting fascism?
Pundits, journalists, commentators who are on the Right side of the political aisle often times play the same race based and identity games folks on the Left side, and in this episode, we dissect the in''s and out's of the issues of mainstream conservatism...
Jeffrey Epstein's inevitable end is not something to be celebrated, but unfortunately this is what happens to anyone with dirt on the Clintons! But it goes deeper than that... in this episode we revisit the progressive and conservative ideas that have shaped this show, and why we have such a pro-death culture that we promote.
When most people get introduced to conservatism, it is usually because they are sick of feminists, liberalism, and SJWs, however, it usually comes with a lack of information. The issue with modern day conservative pundits and activists is that they lack the fundamental core of true conservatism, which is Christianity, at its root.
Every since there has been so called "climate change" and environmental concerns becoming politically motivated, solar energy has always been looked at as a source of green energy, however is it a novelty? Why is it that solar energy actually makes for more expensive electricity, as opposed to it being more efficient? In this episode we dive into how alternative energy resources actually may do more to pollute and create friction in the environment, rather than aid in the sustainability of clean energy.
In this episode, we go into details about UFOs and alien abductions, how abductions are actually demons possessing people, and why these are all falsehoods in the eyes of Gods. The paranoia and hype surrounding this is part of what fuels the deception that pulls people away from their values and beliefs
More and more mass shootings. It feels like when they do occur, it is a battle of politics, race, and gun control laws. But really, it is a discussion of morality, and in this episode, we dive into our own opinions whether we would personally own a gun or not.
As usual, and as always on this show, we give a street conservative/christian perspective on the most recent, memorable moments on the Democratic debate stage, specifically the sparring that occurred between Kamala Harris and Tulsi Gabbard.
In this episode we go into depth about a recent MIT Technology Review article on human genes being inserted and spliced into monkeys, with hopes of making them smarter, as part of Darwinian selection. This prompted a discussion about creation, progressivism, evolution, and all the ethics and questions that fall in between.
In the wake of the Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting that happened over the weekend, we weigh in our thoughts on aspects of poor parenting, benign neglect, and video games has led to violent and angry children.
Jeffrey Epstein has been the talk of this town for a few episodes now, and with the unfortunate news of his apparent suicide attempt or assault, it is currently unclear as to what the reason behind this is. However, we've been discussing progressive ideology extensively on this show, and Epstein remains as a prime example of carnal lust and progressive mentality that inevitably leads to death and destruction.
In this episode, we dive into aspects of parenting and it's impact on our youth and culture, from a different perspective. We've talked fatherless homes, promiscuity, and planned parenthood prior on this show, but in this segment, we are tying it altogether, and shining a bigger light on the importance of parenting.
Somewhat of an old story, but very relevant. In this episode we dive into the Al Franken's resignation from office, something he deeply regrets, due to women accusing him of sexual assault, and what this means for due process and the fourth amendment when it comes to our rights.
In this episode, we discuss Rashida Tlaib's latest antics, the 'Squad's anti-American views, and how the far left has infiltrated our mainstream media to effectively brainwash people as well as create a platform that fosters mental illness.
AOC has a Republican challenger who will be running against her in 2020, assuming she wins the primary. Scherie Murray, a Jamaican immigrant entrepreneur and state politician has stepped up to the plate, and in this episode we discuss Joe Biden's presidential polling and Kamala Harris' rather complicated past life regarding her political career.
Republican support for Trump has risen after his tweets concerning the Democrat squad echoed throughout the fake media, Professor Dreg and I weigh in our opinions.
If there's one bubble that's about to burst, and one big talking point of Democrat politicians of moving the younger generation towards a socialist front... student loan forgiveness. This may impact taxpayers in that we may be atoning for other people's poor decisions, however for folks in the private student loan industry, this may have no effect on them. Forgiveness programs are a scam, and federally-insured student loans should be made illegal.
We continue to dive into aspects of libertarianism, Christianity, and its impact on our modern day economies, while also dissecting the intentions behind heavy government tax regulation and agencies, such as the IRS, Federal Reserve, etc.
Something that doesn't get touched on enough is the suicide rates among cops, and even though we've discussed the ins and outs of the police force, mostly their incompetence or lack of education, in this episode we unveil the cause for surprisingly high rates of suicide among police officers in progressive cities.
There's been a lot of back and forth in the discussion of including the citizenship question, reintroducing it for for 2020 US census, and in this episode, Professor Dreg and I discuss the ins and outs, and what that could mean for America going forward.
In this episode, we dive into biblical teachings further, especially in the context of racism and relationships with people. Because God is not a respector of persons, we discuss what that means, and why the racism we know and have see throughout the ages has always been man made and fabricated, not based on complexion, but differing faiths and beliefs.
Jesus was not a socialist, but we'll get into that in further episodes. Constitutional conservatism has been a big thematic element on this show, and in this episode, we dive into the parable of the Good Samaritan, and how the Fourth Amendment is a derived from the teachings in the parable.
In this episode, we discuss the outrage over the mobilization of tanks on Independence Day, Betsy Ross Sneakers, and the earnings disparity with women's sports, it would appear that 4th of July has become more of a holiday amongst progressives as to how much they can complain about the great country they live in.
California has become the first state to recognize discrimination based on type of hair to be a civil rights violation in the employment world. Similar to the Equality Act, it is based on subjectivity, rather than so called 'professionalism', and in this episode, Professor Dreg and I weigh in on our opinions.
In this episode, we dive into an organization called Amaze, and how their Amaze Jr. aspect serves to bring parents to educate their children about sex, specifically to young children between the ages of 4-9 years old, but in the process, desensitizing and indoctrinating America's youth to aspects of transgenderism, homosexuality, among some of the topics that are being explored.
You can either laugh or cry, but in all seriousness, some of the policies that are being proposed by Democratic presidential candidates include but are not limited to: a 77% death tax, taxpayers paying for student loan forgiveness, reparations for slavery (not including Jim Crow), and abortions for transgender men. Here's our take on some of the policy proposals that were brought up during the debates, and what this could mean for the future of America should any of these clowns get elected into office.
A lot of events over the past few days... Democrat debates, G20 Summit in Osaka, and Trump's visit to North Korea. Only Nixon could go to China, and in the same way, Trump is mirroring this same gesture as the first step towards better diplomatic relations with foreign countries. American influence exerted through relationship building and diplomacy is part of the biggest reasons for our support of Trump's foreign policy, as opposed to invasions of other sovereign states with military force.
Joe Biden's pro-segregation past came up during the Democrat Presidential debates, as evidenced by Kamala Harris during the event, and in this episode we talk about progressive policies, reflect on presidential history, Andrew Yang's limited input, and more!
It would appear that any progressive politician, any active Democrat today in our government can evidently do no wrong. Whether it's Hillary Clinton, AOC, Ilhan Omar... they seemingly get away with murder. In this episode, we dive into the progressive ideas that have allowed for this to happen, and why the liberalism today at its core is the absence of any standard, qualification, or moral compass.
There have been discussions surrounding reparations for Black Americans, and the question still remains of should stolen goods and opportunities be paid to Black Americans for Jim Crow and racist segregation laws of the past. In this episode, we dissect the truth about MLK Jr, the differences between the Civil Rights Acts of the 50s and 60s, and what most people get wrong or are misinformed about when it comes to reparations.
Christianity has been a common denominator as a thematic element on this show, and when it comes to a discussion between an athiest and an evangelical Christian, there's a lot of different perspectives that can unfold. In this episode, we dissect the movie Emanuel, the power of forgiveness, acting in true Christian fashion, and christianity's prevalence in politics.
We've talked about warmongering neo-cons and republicans, and in recent events, with the case between Iran and the US, Trump has hinted at keeping America strong, but not going into war as a result. We've expressed our opinions with the war sentiment, and why Trump's disdain for war is actually what globalists hate, which is why there is a lot of opposition towards his presidency and re-election campaign.
A further discussion picking up on our conversations this week surrounding afro-centrism, globalism, pedophilia, and religious cults.
A very nice listener sent in an email about the subject of "Afro Worship" in globalism, about some of the common racial beliefs and stereotypes that push certain prejudices and aspects of racial pride. Professor Dreg and I discuss the finer details of this and its impact in our country's borders and beyond.
As the American Made and Paid show progresses, part of the agenda for this podcast is to dive into how to make money, how to develop business relationships, and foster independent thinking. In this episode we dive into why basic math is necessary and needs to be explained in order for ideas to actually work. Seems rather obvious, but escapes most people who decide to venture into business endeavors.
Personal Finance and Family Dynamics should be required learning in schools, and I believe we'd see a lot of our commonplace problems with debt and broken homes become alleviated in this country. Professor Dreg provides pushback, and we dive into why home economics got removed from academics, and why these concepts are essential in early education.
This should not be surprising to most people who have been paying attention to mainstream culture. With child drag, NAMBLA, Hollywood sex cults, and prominent figures defending pedophile circles, our mainstream culture is blatantly perpetuating pedophilia and actually advocating for it. NAMBLA, an organization that we dive into, has been a very active advocate of this cause, and in this episode, Professor Dreg and myself discuss the why behind all of this.
In this 2nd segment, we dive into the reality of black on asian violent crimes in progressive cities, talking further about the different types of Asian people, and why some may be more susceptible to the issues of crime and violence caused by progressivism.
In this 2 part segment, we dive into the reality of black on asian violent crimes in progressive cities, dispelling some unfortunate truths and realities, and why it is based more on a class system, as opposed to racism.
Isn't it crazy that people have to present proof of identification and employment eligibility to get a job? And most of the time, people go for jobs because of the good benefits they offer, such as health insurance? And yet, in California, illegal immigrants are being given health benefits, without even needing to show ID or eligibility. Rather ironic and sickening isn't it? We would grant illegal immigrants benefits who cross the border without any background information before we help our own.
A case you won't see pushed very prominently by Black Lives Matter or the mainstream is the murder of Justine Damond, by a Somali-American Muslim cop, Mohamed Noor. In the event of his verdict, Professor Dreg and myself decide to weigh in on cops, the ineffectiveness of their training, and why the police force needs to be cut back and re-organized.
This episode marks a continuation of the social commentary discussed this week: feminization of men, declining testosterone levels, and language. In this segment, we dissect the social engineering that has implicitly replaced our ability to think of ourselves from entertainment and social media.
Films are the biggest, most expensive creative projects that people will work together, fund, and cultivate. They usually are for entertainment purposes, however originally films and movies were used as propaganda machines to push a particular opinion or belief. When we look at very influential films like 'Birth of a Nation', and its impact on American opinion and culture, the recesses of it's racist impacts are still evident today in our country.
The rise of soy is no secret to most people, and it is feminizing our men. Masculinity is being challenged, but it also manifests in the consumption of soy, or estrogen, leading to emasculated men who push a liberal feminist agenda.
I get a lot of inquiries as to what Professor Dreg does, who he is, and what he does, and in this segment we talk about popular financial scams we've bought into, the conditioning we have surrounding money and investments, and Professor Dreg's current business ventures.
In this episode, Professor Dreg and myself weigh in on our thoughts on sales psychology, how it works in business, leveraging debt and credit, from a street conservative standpoint.
In the book of Genesis in the Old Testament, the Tower of Babel serves as an example of how nations and people are to remain separate and preserve their sovereignty. God wanted this from the beginning, despite Man's disobedience, and see that our current world is being shaped into a one world government, but it was not the way we were instructed to live. In this episode we dive into the aspects of individualism and collectivism as advocated in the Bible and how it is relevant to today's political landscape.
Professor Dreg brings a compelling case to the table arguing that taxation is actually punishment, and not theft, as most conservatives may push. Due to his experience with case law and civil suits, in this episode, we discuss why taxation is not what people think and why foreclosures are awesome!
As I mentioned in this episode, I rarely see strong, stable, and big families that believe in socialism. Conservatism is part of the root of a stable family unit, and even though we may not realize it, it feeds into how we take care of our parents and siblings, even if relationships are strained.
We've certainly have dived into the deep recesses of our country's values and structure of governance, however libertarianism is not a modern ideology of the 18th or 19th century. It is based on Christian faith, and specifically, how we treat others as it pertains to Christ.
Parental rights, alimony, child support, marriage rights, and custody battles are all aspects of Men's Rights that are actively being fought today. In this episode we dive into the marriage and family court system, and why the laws were written into place.
Between AOC's Green New Deal, Bernie Sanders running for president, and Andrew Yang advocating for UBI, socialism has masqueraded itself as a popular political ideology that has taken hold in the mainstream due to the continued manipulation of language and the brainwashing that goes on in popular culture.
Diving deeper into the '94 Crime Bill, which Joe Biden and Bill Clinton were involved in bringing into effect, we talk about the business of the prison industry in America, and how that pertains to the manipulation and use of language for Americans to give up their rights. Mexican deportees and vigilantes fighting cartel gangs are tied in as well as we bridge the gap between conservatism as it pertains to self-regulation and policing to combat crimes.
Fetal tissue from abortions are a huge industry, especially for stem cell research. Planned Parenthood, America's leading abortion provider claims that they do not make most of their money from abortions, but from counseling and birth control, even though the data says otherwise. It is industry built on lies, manipulation, and racism.
Having an open discussion about the potential benefits of reparations may seem more like a left wing idea, but if we were to abolish social services and the welfare state, Professor Dreg makes a compelling argument for reparations. Not for slavery, but for taxation.
To build on what we have been discussing throughout the week, the way progressives control the masses is by manipulating speech. The biggest conservative online purge on social media occurred earlier this month, and everywhere free speech is being threatened because of what the elites deem to be constitutional or not. In this episode, we dive into the importance of language and how ideas influence.
Professor Dreg has been working on a variety of different business ventures, and in this episode goes into depth about street conservative principals as they pertain to making money, raising capital, and running successful businesses.
The outrage over abortion bills and 'reproductive rights' is does not cut to the heart of the issue, which is the struggle over life. Progressives are not fighting for women's choices, but are manipulating our speech and our language to coerce us into giving up our rights, and surrendering our lives in the process to tyranny.
Continuing on from our discussion about Baltimore and gun control, in this episode we dive further in progressivism and the different examples of socialism in other countries that our nation is slowly transitioning into. In this episode we also cover the mainstreaming of violence as well as religious tribalism.
We've talked about how progressive run cities have always had issues with poverty and crime in the black community. But the truth is, with more gun control it means more murders, as police who are uneducated and untrained are not able to discern between a civilian and a criminal. Another deeper seated issue is the violation of the 2nd Amendment, because in doing so, we are removing people's right to self-police and preserve and protect their own areas.
Governor Brian Kemp of Georgia signed into law the fetal heartbeat bills which have made any abortions illegal after the 6 week mark, which is around the time most women find out they are pregnant. With this in effect, many have gone to boycott and protest accordingly, but here we dive into the realities of abortion, and the perspective that has been fed to us with progressive ideology, all based on death culture and lies.
You can be a progressive and still be Right leaning or Left leaning, just like you can be a conservative and still be voting Democrat. In this episode of American Made and Paid, we focus on two black conservative figures in the community, Louis Farrakhan and Jesse Lee Peterson. Islam and Christianity. Democrat and Republican.
Throughout this show, we've always discussed how conservative values are defined, and how progressivism has taken control of our societies. When God is removed, and religion is stamped out, it allows for people to be more easily manipulated. Darwinism is an example of this, not just with the theory of evolution, but racism via the advocacy of a superior race.
Black Lives Matter. Blue Lives Matter. In this episode we dive into the distinctions that need to be made about police officers and our rights, without existing in a vacuum that blames AND exonerates the responsibility of unwarranted violence and killings solely on all police officers.
Keith Raniere is back in the news again, convicted and indicted on running sex rings in his cult, NXIVM, masquerading as a multi-level marketing company selling personal development programs. We dive into the psychology behind cults, and talk about Louis Farrakhan, and Jim Jones.
Our education system has taught us what to think, not how to think, and original thought and pursuit is becoming less evident by the day. We also talk about the importance of having humility, and not ego when it comes to conservative values.
Earlier in the week we discussed Black on Asian crimes that occur in low income neighborhoods of progressive cities. In this episode, we dive in deeper of the the phenomenon of Asians abandoning their conservative values for being ghetto fabulous.
We as Americans have been taught to give up our rights, to the point where now we don't realize that we are in fact voting away our liberties and freedoms. In this episode, we go into why government agencies use sleazy ways to collect your personal information in exchange for "safety" and "security".
Progressive policies have ravaged low income neighborhoods in Democrat run cities. Black communities are being displaced and run down, and another factor that often doesn't get discussed is the EB-5 Immigration Visa. This allows for green card to be issued with more created jobs for foreigners who decide to invest in a business in the United States as a way to expedite the immigration process.
Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and AOC are politicians that unsurprisingly pander to the Black community in an effort to gain Democrat support. What many people don't know is that when people lend their support to politicians in the ghetto, there is no support for them from their own communities when the government lets them down in the end.
In the name of diversity, Joe Biden hires Symone Sanders, an openly racist individual. The progressive agenda is further explained in this episode, as we also continue exploring facets of the Left and Christianity.
America has an unexpected epidemic that may stand for the biggest cause of fatherless homes. Aside from the progressive policies implemented by Democrats, we have a crisis in our culture that is preventing people from thinking clearly and fostering innovation.
Pete Buttigieg and Seth Moulton have risen up to become new Democratic presidential contenders, and we dive into the so called Christian Left, and touch on the truth about sterility of reproductive organs, STDs, and Professor Dreg's past in the medical industry.
Prescribed medication does not work for recovering addicts and people on the road looking for healing. We decide to break down the twelve steps and why they are so effective for individuals who are working to overcoming addiction. The high rates of success indicate that it is a process that has worked well for many decades, despite some skepticism and criticism from the scientific community.