THIS ISSUE’S FEATURED CONTRIBUTORS
Kim Iskyan is editor of the Chaos Chronicles at American Consequences . Kim is one of the most experienced and
Trish Regan is one of America's
brightest and most recognized conservative economic thought leaders. An award- winning journalist, Trish is the host of "Trish Regan's American
well-traveled financial writers in the world today. From covering Iran's emerging stock market... to
landing in Ukraine in the middle of a war... to booking a flight to Thailand as soon as martial lawwas declared – Kim has been there and helped investors figure out the risks and the opportunities in these "blown out" markets.
Consequences Podcast," a weekly radio show dedicated to economic and political truth, as well as a columnist for several publications. Buck Sexton is host of the nationally syndicated talk radio program, The Buck Sexton Show , heard
American Consequences is edited by P.J. O’Rourke , author of 19 books
on more than 100 stations across the country. He’s also a former CIA and NYC police
including Eat The Rich and How the Hell Did This Happen: The Election of 2016 . P.J. cut his teeth as an editor-in-chief of the National Lampoon and a
department intelligence officer.
Bill Shaw travels the globe searching for the best investment ideas in the commodities and natural resources space... As editor of two natural resource-focused newsletters, Commodity Supercycles and Stansberry Gold & Silver Investor , he focuses on oil & gas, base and precious metals, agriculture equities, and gold bullion. Porter Stansberry is well-known for doing some of the most important – and often controversial – work in the financial advisory business. Since he founded Stansberry Research, his string of accurate forecasts has made his research some of the most widely read in the world and has helped his readers both avoid catastrophe and make incredible gains.
foreign affairs correspondent for Rolling Stone. He’s since written for The Weekly Standard… The Atlantic … and many other magazines. P.J. is the H. L. Mencken fellow at the Cato Institute, a member of the editorial board of World Affairs and a regular panelist on NPR’s Wait… Wait… Don’t Tell Me. He lives with his family in rural New England, as far away from the things he writes about as he can get.
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