Posts Tagged ‘Garrett Ziegler’

10:10 AM Eastern
Topic: Captain Hung Cao, USN Ret. Took that podium at the RNC on Tuesday.  He is Trump-endorsed Senate from VA and is running against Tim Caine.
Panelist: Captain Hung Cao (US Navy), GOP US Senate candidate, Virginia and author of the new book, Call Me an American.

• Captain, how did it feel to take the podium at the RNC in Milwaukee on Tuesday?
• Where were you when an assassin’s bullet nearly took the life of our President, Donald Trump?
• Captain, what is your assessment of the Secret Service, six-days after the assassination attempt? 
• Do you think that the control of the Secret Service needs to be placed back in the Treasury Department?
• What did you think of president Trump’s speech last night?
• Can you provide us with an update on your Senate Race against Caine Mutiny?

10:35 AM Eastern
Topic: President Trump’s Acceptance Speech.  Analysis of the assassination of Trump on July 13^th.
Panelist: Garett Ziegler

Garrett Ziegler is the founder & chairman of Marco Polo. Ziegler served as an Associate Director (Office of Trade & Manufacturing Policy) in the White House under President Donald J. Trump from 2019-2021. He received a degree in economics from Saint Louis University & lives in Illinois with his wife & children.

Panelist: Tyler Nixon, Esq.

Tyler Nixon is a practicing attorney (Roger Stone’s personal attorney), he is a U.S. Army Infantry Veteran. A Constitutionalist. Advocate. Writer. Technologist. Critical Historian. Extremist in the Defense of Liberty.  Tyler is also a former co-worker of mine and is an expert on the JFK Assassination in Dallas on November 22, 1963.

• Let me ask you both, I have not heard from any listener to this program who does NOT believe that the U.S. Government was trying to assassinate Donald Trump last Saturday in PA.  What are your thoughts, what is your observations of the behavior of the Secret Service since July 13^th?  Let me start with Tyler.
• Garrett, your thoughts on the events of July 13^th?
• Tyler, we hear a lot about the building and the roof which was used by the would-be assassin to kill President Trump.  Is this building our modern-day School Book Depository?
• Let’s move to President Trump’s emotional speech at the RNC last night: Garett, did President Trump accomplish what he set out to do so; unify the country?
• Tyler, what do you think?
• Let me ask you both, it appears that Joe Biden is toast.  When he gives his LBJ speech, what happens next?
• Can the nation survive another six-months with Joe Biden in the Oval Office until the end of his term?

11:10 AM Eastern
Topic: What Are the Top Five Stolen Product Ideas in US History? The crime docudrama film “Stolen Dough”, (stolendough.com) directed by AFI Award Winner Stefano Da Frè and produced by Laura Pellegrini, in collaboration with the Russo Brothers National Film Forum is now on Amazon Prime Video

Stolen Dough” unveils the extraordinary journey of Anthony Mongiello, a young Italian American who, at the age of 18, invented Stuffed Crust Pizza, only to have his patent stolen by Pizza Hut. This is a true story of resilience. A gripping tale of the pursuit of justice, involving a staggering one-billion-dollar lawsuit.

Panelist: Stefano Da Frè, Director & Screenwriter of Stolen Dough!

What if someone else takes credit for your hard work?

Below are five instances of products stolen from their original inventors.

• Monopoly: The board game Monopoly was originally designed by Elizabeth Magie in 1903 as “The Landlord’s Game.” It was intended to illustrate the negative aspects of concentrating land in private monopolies. Charles Darrow later claimed the invention of the game and sold it to Parker Brothers in the 1930s. Parker Brothers eventually acknowledged Magie’s contributions, but not before Darrow’s version had become widely popular.
• Jack Daniel’s Whiskey: Jack Daniel’s Whiskey is often attributed solely to Jasper “Jack” Daniel, but the real story involves Nathan “Nearest” Green, an enslaved African-American who taught Jack Daniel the art of distilling. Green’s significant role in the whiskey’s creation was largely overlooked until recent efforts have been made to recognize his contributions.
• McDonald’s: The McDonald’s fast-food empire was initially a single restaurant owned by Richard and Maurice McDonald. Ray Kroc, who was a milkshake machine salesman, saw the potential in their operation and entered into a franchise agreement with them. Kroc eventually bought out the brothers in 1961 for $2.7 million, transforming McDonald’s into a global franchise while the McDonald brothers’ original contributions became a footnote in the company’s history.
• Facebook: Mark Zuckerberg is credited with creating Facebook, but the platform’s origin is contested. The Winklevoss twins and Divya Narendra accused Zuckerberg of stealing their idea for a social networking site called HarvardConnection (later renamed ConnectU). They filed a lawsuit claiming Zuckerberg used their concepts to launch Facebook. The case was settled for $65 million in 2008.
• Stuffed Crust Pizza: Stuffed crust pizza is often associated with Pizza Hut, which introduced it in 1995. However, Anthony Mongiello, a Brooklyn-based inventor, claimed he had patented the idea in 1987. Mongiello sued Pizza Hut, alleging they had stolen his concept. The case was eventually dismissed in 1999, with the court ruling that Pizza Hut’s version did not infringe on Mongiello’s patent.