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What"s Bugging Me

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.Listen to What"s Bugging Me, along with more than 40 other original podcasts, at Ricochet.com. No paid subscription required.

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43:29

A Glorious Fourth

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2023/07/06

What's bugging Dennis this week? Not a darn thing, thank you very much. Between a string of Constitutionally sound Supreme Court decisions and a Federal judge's takedown of the unholy alliance between the government and social media companies, it has been a very good week.We also talk to Michael Robison, a man who's reinvented himself multiple times - both professionally and personally. Plus a heartfelt tribute to Aunt Treina in the Parting Shot.

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55:59

Impeach the Attorney General

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2023/06/29

Was US Attorney David C. Weiss of Delaware blocked from pursuing the case against Hunter Biden to the fullest extent because it would lead directly back to "The Big Guy?" An agent from the IRS Criminal Investigation Division says "yes," Merrick Garland says, "no." Somebody is lying.That's what's bugging Dennis this week and we talk to conservative commentator John Cardillo on the legal morass surrounding the last two occupants of the Oval Office. Plus Yuri Vanetik joins us to tell what he's hearing

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61:04

No One is Above This Podcast

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2023/06/22

Someone's above the law? You betcha. If your last name is Biden what's a felony gun charge among friends? What's bugging Dennis this week is our clearly two-tiered system of "justice." Does Merrick Garland really think this will sweep all the Biden dirt under the rug?A double-dip in our interview section this week as veteran China-centric reporter Bob Davis joins us to talk Anthony Blinken's recent trip to Beijing and #WalkAway founder Brandon Straka surveys the rift within the gay community as the

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47:49

History in the Making

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2023/06/15

Donald Trump appeared before a federal magistrate this week and we have thoughts - both from Dennis and from one of the few non-reporters that were allowed inside the courtroom to witness it. We also check in with Rich Valdes from Westwood One's America At Night for his thoughts on the matter.The week began with immigrant protests on both coasts - not about immigration policy - but about explicit sexual ideology being pushed in our schools. We talk to Asra Nomani, a former WSJ reporter turned "Mama

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55:10

The Jersey Brawler

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2023/06/08

The Republican primary gained more entries this week as former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, former Vice President Mike Pence and Gov. Doug Burgum (who?) entered the contest to challenge Donald Trump for the GOP nomination. And Tucker on Twitter debuts to some outrageously large viewing numbers.Plus, Robert Kendall of "The Kendall Report" joins us to answer the question, "Where's the recession?" and how the economy is going to handle the new normal.All that and a Parting Shot on Chris Licht's

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59:23

Unwavering Commitments

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2023/06/01

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 story about the wives of Vietnam era POWs and MIAs changed US foreign and military policy in their quest to bring their husbands home from SE Asia.Then it's Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt (USAF, Ret.) on the emerging threat from the BRICs

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54:34

DeSantis Tweets, Trump Squeals, Media Flails

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2023/05/25

Gov. Ron DeSantis made official what everyone assumed was obvious: He's running for President. Eager to paint their new nemisis as a failure, the media found an unlikely ally last night in Donald Trump and his supporters. What's with this unholy alliance?Speaking of things unholy, what's going on at the FBI? Dennis talks about the whistleblower testimony to Congress this week. Plus, former Trump State Department Undersecretary Keith Krach joins the program to talk China, Taiwan, American business

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47:55

Fish Tales

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2023/05/18

Everybody has a fish tale. The FBI certainly had theirs. The doomsayers on the debt ceiling have one, too. That's among the many things bugging Dennis Kneale this week. Fresh off tarpon fishing in the Florida Keys, Dennis has his own tale to spin.What isn't entertaining is the plans the World Economic Forum has in store for us. Dropping by is Carol Roth to preview her forthcoming book "You Will Own Nothing." (Now available for pre-order, by the way.) Can we stop the biggest threat to our freedom

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50:13

Internal Affairs

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2023/05/11

We set aside the breaking news format for a week and internalize everything. We're talking about reinventing oneself and accomplishing things you never thought possible. To that end Dennis welcomes back actress and executive coach Brianna Brown Keen and then talks to Jack Maley, an ad executive who began to set world records in the bench press - after the age of 65!

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51:57

Sticks and Stones

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2023/05/04

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 nursery rhyme.We also talk to Alan Kaplinsky, who leads the consumer financial services practice at Ballard Spahr. He's taking on the bureaucratic bastard child of Sen. Elizabeth Warren - the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau - whose very creation and

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42:23

All Tuckered Out

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2023/04/27

What's bugging Dennis Kneale this week?How about an incumbent president that's so weak 70% of voters don't want him to run? Or how about the guy who runs three $B companies only to be relentlessly attacked by minor shareholders who he's enriched 5-fold? Oh, and have you heard the one about Tucker Carlson?Dennis, who knows a thing or two about being fired from Fox News, gives you his take on L'affaire Carlson and then gets a second opinion from Keith Kelly, the former "Media Ink" columnist of The New

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36:52

Masters and Commanders

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2023/04/20

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 on the Washington Commanders, the unique place in our culture of the National Football League and the collapse of the Regional Sports Network business as Bally Sports goes belly up and Warner Bros. Discovery bails.All that and the Parting Shot.

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38:44

Backlash

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2023/04/13

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 Sanders on the Nashville protests, gun rights and just desserts.With a special parting shot: "Brian's Song."

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45:14

Justice in a Blender

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2023/04/06

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 Francisco.In this week's interview segment Dennis talks to financial reporter John Carney on Wall Street's deafness towards what the Fed is saying - and how they're going to pay for it later on.

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59:50

No Fools Here

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2023/04/01

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 American Banker weigh in on the latest banking crisis.Plus the Parting Shot.

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44:03

Guns in Nashville, Tanks in Tiananmen

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2023/03/30

Dennis is bugged by a lot of things, but particularly the idea being pushed by some that the real victim in the Nashville shooting this week was the perpetrator.The rest of the show is devoted to the malign regime in Beijing, their propagandizing in the US and the trouble with trying to regulate it. Plus Carole Sumner Krechman joins the show to talk about her time as a resident in China and witnessing the Tiananmen Square massacre.All this and the Parting Shot.

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40:11

The Fed Blows It

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2023/03/23

What else would be bugging Dennis Kneale more than the Fed's tone-deaf rate increase, the Trump arrest threat, and more Twitter Files revelations? And we welcome back bestselling author Joanne Lipman with a special look at reinventing yourself, a subject our intrepid host knows a thing or two. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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26:28

Trump in Peril

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2023/03/22

John Cardillo, a man who knows Trump and knows law enforcement in NY, joins Dennis for special episode to talk about what's going on in the Manhattan DA's office. Who's calling the shots on the potential indictment and arrest of a former President of the United States? The former NYPD officer weighs in. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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50:01

The Return of Fear

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2023/03/16

Silicon Valley Bank has dominated the news cycle for the last week but Dennis Kneale wants to get to the real causes of the collapse of SVB. Was it "Go Woke, Go Broke?" Fed craziness? Bad management? All of the above? Chapwood Investments founder Ed Butowsky and ex-CNBC trading expert Jim Iuorio bring the double-barrelled insights on the immediate implications and what the next moves should be. All that and the Parting Shot: “Avoid” the panic! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

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51:04

Cancel This (It's a Riot!)

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2023/03/09

What's bugging Dennis this week? Government suppression of information for one. The FTC has sent dozens of letters demanding internal memos and the names of all reporters the company had granted access to the "Twitter Files." House Republicans call it "an aggressive campaign to harass” the social media giant into not revealing the extent of government coercion under the previous Twitter leadership. And then there's the J6 tapes... In our interview segment we're joined by Doug Adler, the former ESPN

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