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On today's Breitbart News Daily podcast, we begin with a breakdown of Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter and some other media news including CNN's pathetic ratings. Then, we get into all the latest political updates and much more. We have two guests today. It's "National First Responder Day" and Ken Falke, founder of the Boulder Crest Foundation (bouldercrest.org), is on to talk about it. He is a 21-year combat veteran of the U.S. Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team and has an amazing story that you won't want to miss. Then, we speak to Robert Cahaly, Senior Strategist and Pollster, The Trafalgar Group, which might be the best polling operation around.

A new poll from Trafalgar tells us what all of us outside of the political, financial and media ruling class already know … Americans are sick of corporate CEOs sticking their noses into politically contentious issues. According to a new poll from the Trafalgar Group, 87 percent of likely voters would stop doing business with a company because they disagree with the company’s political stance.  

That includes Republicans at 93 percent and Democrats at 84 percent, probably representing the fact that corporate political meddling tends to favor the left over the right. A poll last year found that only 39 percent of respondents found it appropriate for companies to engage in political speech. 
 
So, if we don’t want it, why do they do it? For some, it’s an ego trip. But for others, they are just taking the line of least resistance, which amounts to giving in to left-wing pressure groups. Only now is the rest of the country, the center and the right, speaking up. Let’s continue to speak loud and clear, telling CEOs to stick to your day job!

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A new poll from Trafalgar tells us what all of us outside of the political, financial and media ruling class already know … Americans are sick of corporate CEOs sticking their noses into politically contentious issues. According to a new poll from the Trafalgar Group, 87 percent of likely voters would stop doing business with a company because they disagree with the company’s political stance.  

That includes Republicans at 93 percent and Democrats at 84 percent, probably representing the fact that corporate political meddling tends to favor the left over the right. A poll last year found that only 39 percent of respondents found it appropriate for companies to engage in political speech. 
 
So, if we don’t want it, why do they do it? For some, it’s an ego trip. But for others, they are just taking the line of least resistance, which amounts to giving in to left-wing pressure groups. Only now is the rest of the country, the center and the right, speaking up. Let’s continue to speak loud and clear, telling CEOs to stick to your day job!

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One of the great debates these days revolves around truth -- what is it, and are we being told the truth about the events that are happening right in our time? Take that to its logical extension and you can ask, is history accurate? And that's what we do today with one of my favourite historians -- Dan Snow.  Dan lives here in the United Kingdom but his Canadian roots run deep and as you will see roots he's very proud of.

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Here it is, the most significant episode yet, which is fitting considering the topic! We have Dreadnoughts, the Royal Navy, German technical ability, and pretty much anything you'd want to cover on the battle of Jutland. This titanic fistfight between to two most dominant navies of the first half f the 20th century is full of wild little facts and fascinating tales. We also dive a little bit into the reasons the battle happened at all and why it might not have needed to taken place at all. If you like your WWI with a side of the sea and a twist of broadsides, give this a listen!

Even before the Arch Duke was cut down in Sarajevo, the Royal Navy was planning for war. Churchill had sent the Grand Fleet, the colossal home water force, to its Scottish berths at Rosyth and Scapa Flow. The Royal Navy had the right ships in the right place to hold the German Navy in place. The concern now was did it have the will and the men to defeat them.

The century since Nelson commanded the "hearts of oak" had improved the equipment of the Navy and its technical abilities but not it's fighting experience. The great European peace had offered little opportunity for large scale fighting, especially at sea. What little experience was to be gained was mostly done on rivers or in colonial combat. In fact, Admiral Beatty, a critical British commander, cut his teeth in Sudan against the Mahdi. Churchill feared that when the war broke out, "we had more captains of ships than captains of war." Sailing, navigation, exploration, seamanship were the balliwhack of the Royal Navy. Listen for more…

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This week’s main source - The Price of Admiralty by John Keegan

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