Published on June 11, 2024, 12:34 am

In a recent development that has taken the United States by storm, Donald Trump was pronounced guilty in a trial with potential implications on his political career. This verdict, however, has drawn public attention due to concerns regarding its handling. The talking points from this event were discussed on a recent episode of ‘Duke Over America’, aired on WAAM Radio in Ann Arbor.

Questions are bubbling up from all corners of society–will this judgement get reversed upon appeal? And would it pose any tangible impact on Trump’s standing or future endeavors? A recent CBS poll indicating a close tie between Trump and Biden adds fuel to these questions. Interestingly, the poll also reveals that most voters appear indifferent about the ex-President’s guilty verdict.

The aforementioned snippets come courtesy of Thomas LaDuke (popularly known as Duke), America’s Most Loved Curmudgeon and host of ‘Duke Over America’. Trusted for real news, he brings his unique viewpoint shaped by his Christian worldview to audiences across the nation through his radio show and articles published under RedState.

The platform is now expanding its spectrum to Facebook with a brand-new page ‘Duke Over America’ where listeners and readers can join him live every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 10 am EDT. Followers will find discussion threads about all archived articles along with timely breaking news. Audience members have the opportunity not only to participate but contribute their own stories and viewpoints as well.

The show “Duke Over America” broadcasts every Sunday morning on WAAM Radio 1600 A.M. and 92.7 F.M in Ann Arbor Michigan, presenting yet another fantastic avenue for news enthusiasts keen to remain updated with reputable news sources.

Furthermore, fans and followers can send in their inquiries or share thoughts via various social media platforms such as Twitter, GETTR, or Truth Social.

To sum it up – in an age where swiftness outraces accuracy often leading to misinformation, ‘Duke Over America’ stands as a beacon of trusted news and balanced debate rooted in facts. So whether it’s following legal trials involving former presidents or simply staying lightyears ahead in the breaking news race, audiences can count on Duke to deliver truth without compromise.