For years former attorney and Fox News radio political analyst, Debbie Georgatos has brought her unique mix of lawyerly logic, patriotic passion into a mix of news and interviews that she broadcasts live every Monday-Thursday on her show 'Ameri…
For years former attorney and Fox News radio political analyst, Debbie Georgatos has brought her unique mix of lawyerly logic, patriotic passion into a mix of news and interviews that she broadcasts live every Monday-Thursday on her show 'America Can We Talk?' and this episode she joins Hearts of Oak to look at American Exceptionalism.
The US has always stood on its on two feet, The American dream was a beacon that shone throughout the world giving hope of a better future, America exhibited confidence and spoke of freedom from tyranny.
But now that has all changed and "America is best" is under attack from the media, politics and an education system that wants to destroy the dream.
It is now America AND China, America AND the Middle East, America AND Islam, America AND Globalism, America AND anyone and everyone else through an open border policy.
Can American exceptionalism be regained?
Should we be concerned about a weakened USA?
Join us as Debbie discusses these issues and more.
Debbie Georgatos hosts the conservative talk show America, Can We Talk?. She is a public speaker, author, past Fox News Radio national political analyst, and former California labor/employment litigation attorney. The mission of her book, 'Ladies, Can We Talk?' and her show America, Can We Talk? is to inspire more Americans to actively embrace American-style liberty, protect America’s exceptional nature, and claim their place in the American political conversation.
Debbie speaks and writes about the issues that will shape America’s future, and about the many challenges facing America today, from race relations to border security, and from free markets to national defense, and many other topics.
Her first book, Ladies, Can We Talk? America Needs Our Vote! speaks to women, encouraging them to embrace and value our constitutional rights and freedoms, and to vote to preserve the American-style liberty on which our country was founded. She connects the dots between the “big government..
