The Ned Ryun Podcast

At what point did we decide that unelected private corporations could determine who gets free speech? In this episode, Ned examines recent efforts to hold Big Tech liable and what it will take to make it happen. From the actions of state leaders to the inaction of Congress, Ned unveils the surprising reasons why our representatives seem reluctant to take a stand.

The For the People Act, which is anything but, has passed in the House of Representatives. The bill, also known as H.R.1, will restructure our election process to codify all of the measures that destroyed our election's integrity in 2020. In this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast, Ned looks at all of the problems with the bill and why it would be detrimental to the future of our elections.

For months the left, the media, and far too many others have claimed that Trump and his team were crazy for claiming that powerful elites conspired to rig the 2020 election.  They just admitted it. In this episode, Ned dissects the brazen article in TIME that boasts of everything that was orchestrated to keep President Trump out of the White House.

2020 and disaster are pretty much synonymous, but there is still some hope to be found from the past 12 months at least in regards to the future of the Republican party. Where did Republicans pick up seats in the last election and what does this mean for American policies going forward? Find out in this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast. 

Trump is on trial (again) and the imperial presidency of Joe Biden is off and racing. In this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast, Ned examines why this secondary impeachment started, how an impeachment trial would give Donald Trump and his team the opportunity to defend his actions and blow up the false narrative of the "free and fair" election of 2020 and the actions of the new administration in their first few days in office. 

In this episode, Ned examines how big tech billionaire, Mark Zuckerberg, influenced the 2020 Presidential election through the nonprofit group, Center for Technology and Civic Life. Who should decide our elections, leftist billionaires or the American people? 

In this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast, Ned takes listeners through a survey of turbulent current events from impeachment, to what took place on January 6th, to the need for election integrity and reform in this country. How do we protect the future of our Republic and the security of our elections? Stop talking and start doing!

Mark January 5th on your calendars. The outcome of that date will determine which party controls the U.S. Senate and, in many ways, also determine the future of this country. It will come down to two runoff elections in Georgia. What is the likelihood that Democrats will win and be given free rein to enact their socialist, unamerican policies? Ned examines this and more in this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast.  

Despite what the mainstream media would have you believe, this election isn't over yet. They don't decide who wins the White House and with all of these allegations of fraud circulating it looks like the American people didn't get to decide the winner either. What do we do while we wait? In this episode, Ned breaks down the allegations of fraud, where we stand in determining the outcome of this election, and if there is any integrity left in our electoral process. 

In this last episode before the November 3rd election, Ned explains what factors he is looking at to predict the outcome of the 2020 Presidential election and why he is optimistic that President Donald Trump will win another four years in the White House.

In this episode of the Ned Ryun podcast, Ned takes a look at five of the news headlines that are receiving a lot of media attention as we come down the homestretch of this election as well as some stories the media is outright ignoring. What news stories should you be watching over the next five days? Listen to this latest episode to find out.

We're only one week away from election night in America. In this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast, Ned shows what numbers he's looking at to predict the victor on November 3rd and who will be in the White House for the next four years.

On of the biggest issues on the ballot on November 3rd is abortion. As Vice President Mike Pence has said numerous times, life is winning again in America, and the Trump administration has shown time and time again that they are firmly on the side of life. In this episode of the Ned Ryun Podcast, Ned looks at Trump's policies and pro-life stances from his first term in office. 

Ahead of the likely confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, many Democrats are either openly discussing, subtly hinting towards supporting, or refusing to answer whether or not they intend to pack the Supreme Court with liberal justices as retribution, should they win the Senate and the Presidency this fall.  A thorough evaluation of Democrats’ statements and strategy reveals that they do indeed intend to pack the Court, despite its political unpopularity. In this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast, Ned explains why this idea is not only undemocratic, but is an issue that most Americans think would lead to the downfall of this great Republic.

Among the Never Trumper fanatics, no group is more prominent or ridiculous than the Lincoln Project. The lack of conservative credentials, slimy tactics and suspect funding of the Lincoln Project are explored in this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast.

This election cycle, abortion is a hot button issue what with highlighting the opposing parties' views on the topic and the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court that the Left feels will result in overturning Roe v. Wade. In this episode of The Ned Ryun podcast, Ned addresses the conversation about abortion through the lens of the physical and psychological health risks of abortion that many people do not know. 

In this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast, Ned showcases the fundamental differences between the two competing governing philosophies on the ballot this November and why we need to protect our republic at the voting booth. Keep America Free!

In this follow up to the previous episode, Ned examines the judicial philosophy of Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett, her academic and professional history, as well as the concerns the Democratic Senators will voice at her confirmation hearing beginning on October 12th. For a thorough examination of ACB's qualifications and previous statements, listen to this latest episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast.

If you just listened to the Left's fake news, you would think no justice has ever been confirmed in an election year. That couldn't be further from the truth. In this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast, Ned examines the controversial nomination of Amy Coney Barrett or ACB from the perspective of historical precedent, both decades ago and four years ago when Democrats supported the nomination of Merrick Garland. How did we get here and why does it matter? Listen to this latest episode to find out. 

In this follow up to Episode 27, Ned looks at the Transition Integrity Project, Protect the Results, and other movements determined to oust President Trump from the White House and disrupt our free and fair electoral process. Who's funding these organizations and how are they planning to steal this election from the will of the American people? Find out in this latest episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast.

The Left has had a soul sucking past four years and have plans in place to prevent President Trump from getting elected again. The United States is a Constitutional Republic not a banana republic, so those tactics are not welcome here. In this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast, Ned discusses the Transition Integrity Project and how the Left is trying to annihilate our free and fair elections.

On this day in history on September 17, 1787, thirty nine men signed the document that would become the Constitution of the United States. It deftly set forth the organization and structure of a new form of government for the nascent nation and remains one of the most prized documents in the world. In this episode celebrating Constitution Day, Ned shows listeners what was at stake when those men debated what the government would look like and highlights the importance of the Constitution to this day. 

In this episode, Ned answers the questions of where we stand as a country (in a sea of debt) and the insanity of the left's policy stances (unbelievably insane). How much money is in this debt bomb of ours? How will this enormous sum impact our nation now and in the years to come? How will we be able to afford all of the left's pipe dreams with all of this accumulated debt? Find out in this latest episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast.

Statistics show that the Hispanic community historically votes for Democrats. Yet a NBC poll out of Florida points to some fascinating numbers regarding the community's support for Trump this year. Why do Hispanics typically vote for Democrats and what does this recent poll mean for President Trump's reelection probability? Ned will answer these questions and more in this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast.

Skyrocketing crime rates and unrest following George Floyd's death continue to dominate headlines despite the majority of American's opposition to the lawlessness. In this latest episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast, Ned examines the damaging messaging from BLM and the Left as they push for eradicating our history instead of embracing it. 

Electoral outcomes are directly tied to the rapid demographic change we see occurring today. Why does the Left want to push this demographic transformation in historically red areas and how will this impact President Trump's chances for reelection? Listen to this latest episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast to find out.

In this follow up to last week's episode, Ned guides listeners through the updated models and economic factors that predict presidential victories.  Then he examines policies the Trump Administration could enact to ensure his re-election this November. How will Trump win in 2020? Listen to this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast to find out.

In this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast, Ned leads listeners through an overview of his latest book, Restoring Our Republic. There has never been a nation like this Republic in the history of the world and it's worth restoring. In his book, Ned delves into the foundation of our country, the inspiration of the founders, and the guiding principles established to guide the people into a more perfect union. The book is available as a print copy, ebook, and will soon have an audio version. 

How will the past few months impact President Trump's reelection probability? In this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast, Ned takes listeners through a series of models that have predicted with success the next President of the United States. Who are they saying will win this November? Listen to this informative episode to find out.

Joe Biden and his campaign team have selected Kamala Harris to be his running mate. We all know that whoever holds the VP position in a (God forbid) Biden administration will actually be the President, even if she does not officially hold the title. In this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast, Ned takes listeners on a walk down memory lane through Kamala Harris' hypocritical stances and decisions over the years. 

It's no secret that Universal Mail in Ballots are a danger to the state of our democracy. Today, Ned talks about how these ballots are poised for fraud and abuse by representatives and the represented. We can't risk our democracy with what is sure to be a crooked election. No one wants to wake up on November 4th with no clear winner of the Presidency. 

Today we're delving in to the hot button topic of the 1619 Project. This displacement of history with skewed ideology by Nikole Hannah-Jones is being added to the curriculum of our children's schools and it's important for us to know just how wrong it is. Listen to hear about the many flaws of this revisionist tale and more on this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast. 

The swamp creatures that have inhabited Washington D.C. have handed our country to China and sold out the American worker. In this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast, the real impact of President Trump's tariffs on China and the real threat the barbaric Chinese regime holds for the American worker and our nation are thoroughly examined. There's a lot at stake for the future of America's generations. 

China’s negligence during the coronavirus has caused widespread damage to economies and public health throughout the globe.  This lack of leadership has illustrated the extent of the threat that the Chinese Communist Party poses to national security and the American way of life.  China has oppressed the people of Hong Kong, accelerated the growth of its military strength as seen with its heavy presence in the South China Sea, and has engaged in vast cyber-attacks against the United States.  Meanwhile, China may become the world’s largest economy in the near future.  This podcast episode fully explores the threat that the Chinese government poses to the United States and to the free world.

For decades, China has been emboldened by figures in our political establishment like Joe Biden. He has consistently defended China in the face of criticism over their abysmal human rights record and their dictatorial ambitions.  This presidential hopeful has also used his position in government to financially benefit his son, Hunter Biden, in his business dealings with Chinese-linked corporations.  Joe Biden’s corruption and his consistent defenses of China are thoroughly examined in this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast.

If you haven’t had your fill of cancel culture yet, I have over 80 companies you can cancel right now. Nike, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Google among others are benefiting from Chinese extortion of slave labor from their ethnic minorities while at the same time, touting their own virtue for promoting and donating to organizations like Black Lives Matter who decry racism and the evils of slavery. The hypocrisy of these woke corporations and the need for Americans to put an end to it is revealed in this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast. 

Jim Ryun was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Trump this past Friday on July 24th.  He is only the second professional track and field athlete to receive this award, with the first being Jesse Owens.  Ned was in attendance at this ceremony, as well as several other family members and close friends.  During this podcast episode, Ned describes this great honor, as well as several additional stories from his father’s professional career. 

In addition to being a father and a husband, Jim Ryun is a former five term congressman from the Second Congressional District in Kansas and a former track and field athlete who broke numerous world records and competed in the Olympics.  On Friday, July 24th Jim Ryun will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Trump at the White House.  During this special podcast episode, Ned Ryun shares stories about his father and the many things he has accomplished in his life.

Race relations are heavily discussed in modern American politics.  In academia and media alike, Republicans are depicted as racist while Democrats are hailed as the party of racial minorities.  However, an analysis of history shows that the Democrats were the party of racism, while Republicans were the party of equality.  Nevertheless, it is frequently taught that the parties switched in the mid-twentieth century by means of a “Southern Strategy” orchestrated by the Republican party.  The historical myth of the Southern Strategy, as well as the current policies on race promoted by both political parties, is explored in this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast.

We still have several months until voters cast their ballots at the polls. Then the American people will choose who they want to lead their country for the next four years. Polling data from oh-so-reliable leftist institutions have stated that Joe Biden, the front man for the far left's radical agenda is leading in the polls and likely to win in November. This faulty data, President Trump's power of incumbency and more will be examined in this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast. 

America is a land of vast economic and moral accomplishments.  The innovative character of this nation has led to numerous inventions that have greatly improved the quality of life for countless people.  America has also implemented vast moral reforms both at home and abroad, serving as a shining city on a hill for the rest of mankind.  However, patriotic attitudes among the American public have declined in recent years.  This is due to leftist ideology being promoted among the press and the educational system in this country.  The exceptional nature of the United States, as well as the leftist infiltration into many major institutions, is thoroughly examined in this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast.

The bloated Administrative State we have today scarcely resembles the coalition of public servants established during the Progressive Era. Though President Trump has taken definitive steps to rein in this “Fourth Branch of Government,” it remains wide-ranging.  This federal bureaucracy continues to employ millions of Americans and cost the public billions of dollars each and every year, both in the form of salaries and regulations.  The origin, nature, and impact of the Administrative State and numerous federal departments are thoroughly explored in this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast.

In the midst of social unrest in recent weeks, a debate has raged in the United States over the role of the police.  Many activists have called for police departments to be defunded or abolished entirely.  Cities such as Minneapolis, Los Angeles, and New York have taken major steps to either defund or abolish their respective police departments.  The notion of systemic racism and violence within police forces has been constantly repeated in the national discourse.  This discussion raises several important questions: Do Americans favor defunding or abolishing the police?  Is racism prevalent in police departments throughout the United States?  What are the most reasonable reforms to police departments that can be pursued?  These questions, and others, are thoroughly discussed in this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast.

Over the past several years, Tech Companies such as Facebook, Twitter, and Google have come under fire for censoring and removing numerous conservative voices from their platforms.  As these instances of censorship accelerate with the 2020 election cycle approaching, several questions are frequently being asked: Do these Tech Companies have the legal ability to censor dissenting voices?  What legal actions can be taken to reign in this censorship?  What will the future of free speech look like if conservatives are entirely purged from the public square of social media?  These questions, and others, are explored in this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast.

Over the past several weeks, the United States has been subjected to the most profound social unrest in at least a generation.  In many cases, protests have deteriorated into rioting, looting, and widespread violence.  Both President Trump and Attorney General Barr have placed the blame for this destruction on Antifa, a far-left paramilitary group that uses violence to fight against forces it deems fascist.  While supporters of Antifa claim that these actions are necessary to defeat fascism, detractors argue that such actions are counterintuitive and that the group’s far-left ideology motivates its members to view all political dissidents as fascist.  The answer to this problem is provided in this podcast through an extensive review of the origins, messaging, and recent actions of Antifa.

Ever since the tragic killing of George Floyd, the Black Lives Matter movement has seen an historically unprecedented surge in popularity.  At face value, the movement seems like a noble cause to the average citizen.  However, the organization that spawned this movement is an entirely separate matter.  Many wonder if the organization is a noble cause that simply seeks to achieve Black equality or is instead a radical leftist organization that seeks to fundamentally transform the United States.  This episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast gives a thorough review of the history, funding, and goals of Black Lives Matter to help one arrive at the answer.

The Coronavirus is the most significant pandemic in over a century.  Not only has it infected millions of people and killed hundreds of thousands of people throughout the globe, but it has spawned shutdowns of large swaths of the global economy.  In the midst of the severe economic fallout from these shutdowns, one must ask the following questions: does the Coronavirus pose a large enough threat to warrant these shutdowns?  Will these shutdowns cause more harm to more people than the Coronavirus itself?  These questions, and others, are thoroughly explored in this episode of The Ned Ryun Podcast.