America is complicated, so we break it down to the basics. Join radio host Rich Valdés, "Your liberty-loving Latino amigo," "The voice of Hispanic conservatives," as he takes you on his journey through poverty, prosperity, and politics with humor, analysis, and a dash of sofrito. Previously, Valdés was staffer in Governor Chris Christie’s administration and Director of Operations at Project Veritas, He is currently a radio host, producer, and regular guest-host of the nationally-syndicated Mark Levin Show referred to on-air as "Richie V. Mr. Call Screener".
Valdés is a proud American of Puerto Rican heritage, a Gen-Xer, born in Brooklyn, NY, and spent his teen years in Hudson County, NJ. At 16 years old, while still in High School, Valdés turned a hair cutting hobby in his dad’s apartment into an actual barbershop business. Valdés is a co-founder of a charter school and served as a school board member.
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America is complicated, so we break it down to the basics. Join radio host Rich Valdés, "Your liberty-loving Latino amigo," "The voice of Hispanic conservatives," as he takes you on his journey through poverty, prosperity, and politics with humor, analysis, and a dash of sofrito. Previously, Valdés was staffer in Governor Chris Christie’s administration and Director of Operations at Project Veritas, He is currently a radio host, producer, and regular guest-host of the nationally-syndicated Mark Levin Show referred to on-air as "Richie V. Mr. Call Screener".
Valdés is a proud American of Puerto Rican heritage, a Gen-Xer, born in Brooklyn, NY, and spent his teen years in Hudson County, NJ. At 16 years old, while still in High School, Valdés turned a hair cutting hobby in his dad’s apartment into an actual barbershop business. Valdés is a co-founder of a charter school and served as a school board member.
New shows are available every Tuesday, Thursday, and on the weekend. Follow @RichValdes on social media and subscribe to the podcast to never miss an episode.
Today Rich delves into the story of a child psychiatrist who was caught using AI to generate pornographic images of his underage patients. Then we share a portion of a conversation Rich had with filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza where he explains how the FBI has been trying to intimidate him over his new film "Police State." Finally, Rich breaks down an article detailing how the federal government continues to persecute people who support President Trump.
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This is America with Rich Valdés
America is complicated, so we break it down to the basics. Join radio host Rich Valdés, "Your liberty-loving Latino amigo," "The voice of Hispanic conservatives," as he takes you on his journey through poverty, prosperity, and politics with humor, analysis, and a dash of sofrito. Previously, Valdés was staffer in Governor Chris Christie’s administration and Director of Operations at Project Veritas, He is currently a radio host, producer, and regular guest-host of the nationally-syndicated Mark Levin Show referred to on-air as "Richie V. Mr. Call Screener".
Valdés is a proud American of Puerto Rican heritage, a Gen-Xer, born in Brooklyn, NY, and spent his teen years in Hudson County, NJ. At 16 years old, while still in High School, Valdés turned a hair cutting hobby in his dad’s apartment into an actual barbershop business. Valdés is a co-founder of a charter school and served as a school board member.
New shows are available every Tuesday, Thursday, and on the weekend. Follow @RichValdes on social media and subscribe to the podcast to never miss an episode.
