Donald Trump, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon LaRouche—their commitment to mankind's exploration space is what the oligarchy fears the most. Channeling the technological optimism and economic promise of that will fuel the fight to retake the country in 2022.

After opening a prayer breakfast with the National Anthem in Georgetown, TX, Kesha Rogers interviews featured speaker Apollo 16 Lunar Module Pilot Charlie Duke. The two discuss what it takes to inspire young people on the importance of space exploration, the importance of nuclear propulsion systems for future human flights to Mars, and the teamwork required to overcome challenges and solving problems—“Failure is not an Option”. Watch Kesha's rendition of the first and fourth verses of the National Anthem at the end.

Kesha Rogers reports on the Mars Perseverance Rover following a NASA press conference on the first accomplishments of the Perseverance Rover. In her report Kesha highlights the thousands of images Perseverance has captured, Perseverance's first drive on Mars, the successful deployments of the Mars wind sensors, MEDA for weather reports, and the fascinating cameras mounted on the arm of Perseverance, and the spectrometers and lasers to search for possible signs of past microbial life.

If the elites are afraid of Donald Trump's takeover of the Republican Party and of his avowed intention to turn it into the party of working people, let's make them very afraid. Let's give that movement LaRouche's policies to shut-down the globalist, imperial system, and establish a world, governed by sovereign nations, and not central bankers and billionaires.

What happened in Texas? Yes, there were the frozen windmills and snowed over solar panels. And the global warming cultists are re-emerging, with Biden's climate envoy, John Kerry, telling you "we have nine years left" to make amends to the climate gods for our carbon sins.

But, how many understand that deregulation was just as culpable for the crisis? Texas electricity was deregulated in 1999, and the scheme was to break up the utility companies by utilizing "market efficiencies" to drive down costs and increase profits. This was the Enron model, and it was supported by Republicans and Democrats at the time—and fought against by Lyndon LaRouche and his movement.