Radio – Liz Peek

February 5, 2020

The Dom Giordano Program: Commentator Liz Peek Predicts Mike Bloomberg’s Fate

September 23, 2019

Todd Starnes Radio Show

June 27, 2019

Fox News Radio: The Todd Starnes Show

May 21, 2019

John Fredericks Show: Joe Biden’s New Slogan, “I’m Not Nuts Like Them”

May 20, 2019

Joel Riley Podcasts: Liz Peek, Fox News Contributor-Why the Dems Need to Back Trump’s Trade War With China

April 24, 2019

John Fredericks Show: Senator Warren’s Plan Has Been Proven Disastrous

April 2, 2019

Joel Riley Podcasts on iHeart Radio: More trouble’s for ‘Uncle’ Joe Biden

March 5, 2019

John Fredericks Radio Network: Dems Choose Food Lines And Socialism

February 11, 2019

Fox Nation: Todd Starnes speaks with Liz Peek about whether Virginia Governor has made his situation worse after his CBS interview

January 22, 2019

How The Media Colludes With Democrats To Undermine Everything Trump

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Mike Coudrey@MichaelCoudrey·

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BREAKING: President Trump has just announced the US is adding 29 million hydroxychloroquine doses to the the Strategic National Stockpile.

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Liz Peek@lizpeek·

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Yes- but @andrewcuomo’s pres ambitions have never gone anywhere- for good reason

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@lizpeek @andrewcuomo Prepping to step in for Joe Biden at the convention.

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As late as March 23 @andrewcuomo told New Yorkers “few” would be in danger from #COVID19. Hold your applause for gov of worst-hit state

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Lots of chatter re how well @andrewcuomo is managing #COVID19. With #NY as epicenter & running short of everything- what exactly has the gov achieved other than headlines?

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Charlie Kirk@charliekirk11·

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Let me get this straight:

Joe Biden called Trump’s China Travel Ban as “Hysterical xenophobia”

Now his campaign says he supports travel bans in response to the China Virus pandemic

Wait—By his own standards, doesn’t that make him a “hysterical xenophobe?”

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Liz Peek

1 month ago

Which is scarier for investors- the coronavirus or the possibility that Bernie Sanders might become president? Last week, after Bernie’s blow-out win in Nevada and Mike Bloomberg’s disastrous debate performance, markets considered the "black swan: prospect that Sanders could win the nomination and – yes- the presidency. That’s one of the reasons markets tanked, and rightly so. Sanders could undermine our economy and our future. Anxious times indeed.
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Liz Peek: Coronavirus concerns aren't only fears jolting the markets; rise of socialist Sanders is, too

The coronavirus plunged a knife in the heart of our raging bull market last week. So did Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt.

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I think that the DNC is manipulating again. Why would mayor Pete drop out before super Tuesday? DNC is manipulating the candidates trying to get Biden in position over Bernie. Scary to think who Biden chooses for a running mate. I have my idea and I hope I'm wrong. Always look forward to your input Ms Peek.

It’s BBBernie scaring people like me & what I’m doing with my TDAmeritrade.
Excellent article. Thank you LP.

Today Trump, for several minutes, praised the money offered to help the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Take a PEEK at what he said. It’s you Liz who is “frantic” as your Dear Leader fails at leading, rants incessantly, spews childish revengeful vindictive gibberish and balks at Science! Grow up, shut up, and sit down. Thanks.

Bernie would crash the market and corporate headquarters would move out of the country.

THe scariest thing would be Joe Biden becoming president and immediately bringing back the whole team of corrupt obama minions!

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Liz Peek

2 months ago

Of all the unorthodox moves made by President Trump, his most consequential has been breaking with the Chamber of Commerce and other business groups to confront China. Nearly everyone has bashed his efforts to reset out trading relationship with Beijing, which has now of course gone way beyond a tussle over tariffs and duties. Under Trump, the US has challenged China’s growing aggression in the South China Sea, its cyberespionage, theft of intellectual property and so much more. It had to happen. China is not a growing nation eager to play by the rules. It is increasingly obvious that its leader President Xi is conducting a criminal enterprise the likes of which the world has never seen.
Trump has put the economy — and his own reelection — at risk to temper Beijing’s ambitions. That should earn him plaudits, but it won’t. Big Business is not happy he rained on their party, even as they increasingly confront the real cost of depending on China for sourcing and growth. Workers know what is at stake; they know they finally have a president willing to fight for them. Those are the folks who will reelect Trump this fall.
Liz Peek: Trump’s biggest legacy is risking reelection to expose corrupt China
By Liz Peek | Fox News Monday February 18,2020

How bad is China? So bad that they are “disappearing” those telling the truth about the coronavirus. So bad that their leader, President Xi Jinping, apparently knew about the disease weeks before he fessed up to the public, possibly delaying the creation of treatments and jeopardizing millions.So bad that President Trump chose to risk his own reelection by confronting Beijing.Donald Trump’s most enduring legacy may not be a more secure southern border or lower taxes. Those accomplishments will be thrown over in a jiffy once Democrats retake the White House, as they one day will.No, history will best remember Donald Trump as the president who forced the world to acknowledge that China’s government is a criminal enterprise.As the coronavirus rolls on, sickening and killing thousands, we are reminded anew of the threat posed by China’s corruption. It has become clear that Beijing lied about the extent and the contagious nature of the disease, allowing hundreds of thousands of travelers to spread the virus well after it had been diagnosed.More recently, it has emerged that citizen journalists bold enough to expose horrifying scenes of dead bodies stacked in vans or desperate lines of patients seeking treatment have vanished.Governments trying to protect their citizens are attempting to sort Chinese fact from fiction. Thankfully, the blinders are off, in part because of Trump’s willingness to call out Beijing’s duplicity on trade and other activities, including their breathtaking theft of America’s creative output.He has confronted not only China’s unfair trade practices, but also their cyber espionage, their infiltration of American research universities, their multiple breaches of international agreements (WTO, North Korea sanctions etc.) and so much more.Trump has revealed China’s profound dishonesty, which other world leaders, hungry to access China’s huge market, have been reluctant to do. His campaign has resulted in a marked change in Americans’ attitudes towards Beijing. Last year, according to Pew research, some 60 percent of the country had an unfavorable view of China, up from roughly 38 percent a decade ago, and 47 percent in 2018.This is no small feat. As the president took on China, he risked his most compelling reelection advantage: a strong economy. For the past three years, he came under widespread attack for placing tariffs on Chinese imports, with Corporate America and the media warning that the trade war would hurt consumers and throw the United States into recession.Indeed, the president’s efforts to right the wrongs of decades have caused some slowing in our growth, especially in manufacturing. This has been expensive, not only to the country, but also to the president.Immediately following his election in 2016, the United States enjoyed a surge in optimism – among consumers and business leaders. Buoyed by lower taxes and less onerous regulation, CEOs hiked spending and hiring. Business investment increased at a rate not seen in years, leading overall GDP growth to exceed 3 percent by the middle of 2018.Since then, the rate of economic expansion slowed, thanks to unwarranted rate hikes from the Federal Reserve, and to a slowdown in business spending. CEOs grew nervous about the impact of the trade war and cut back.Notwithstanding the damage that the trade challenge inflicted on the economy, Trump and his negotiators persevered, finally inking a “phase one” deal late last year. The agreement contains new protections of patents and trade secrets and prohibits forced technology transfers, with clear enforcement mechanisms. The deal addressed many of China’s misdeeds; it was a victory.It was perhaps Trump’s most consequential victory to date. With the emergence of the Mao-like President Xi, the growth of China’s economy, its giant military spending, its increasing aggression and its vast ambition, outlined in its Belt and Road initiative, the United States had, eventually, to set limits on Beijing.It is not as though Trump had no choice. His predecessors simply ignored China’s transgressions; he chose not to. China did not suddenly become a rogue state; it has been lying, stealing us blind and attacking us for decades.After all, it was well known that China orchestrated the hack of the Office of Personnel Management in 2014, the single biggest theft of personal data in our country’s history. Information on millions of Americans was siphoned off, including many with high-level security clearances.In that same year, a grand jury in Pennsylvania indicted five Chinese members of a military-linked cybercrime unit for stealing trade secrets from Westinghouse and other American companies.In 2013, Dennis Blair and Jon Huntsman were charged with reviewing widespread stealing of American intellectual property; their report cited China as the principal bad actor and estimated the annual cost of IP theft at more than $300 billion annually.In a 2017 update, the two noted that, notwithstanding ongoing losses of some $225 billion to $600 billion each year, “the executive branch took a limited number of actions” and American businesses did little more than play defense.Why were U.S. leaders so ready to ignore China’s misdeeds? As globalization spread, Big Business depended on supply chains in China to lower costs and compete with international rivals. Also, President Barack Obama desperately wanted their participation in the Paris Climate Accord. Even though Beijing’s promises were practically meaningless, Obama could hail the agreement as a diplomatic breakthrough, claims that were magnified by a compliant media.Our business and political leaders were happy to deal with the devil.Today, as the coronavirus wreaks havoc on businesses overly dependent on Chinese supply chains, the cost of that naivete is becoming clear. Companies are scrambling to diversify their manufacturing sources, moving operations to Vietnam, Thailand and elsewhere. Some made the move in response to Trump’s trade war; some are just now pursuing alternative sources to escape the virus-linked lockdown of Chinese factories.This is a welcome turn of events and will have long-lasting repercussions, including slowing China’s ascent. 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Liz Peek: Trump's biggest legacy is risking reelection to expose corrupt China

History will best remember Trump as the president who forced the world to acknowledge that China’s government is a criminal enterprise.

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Yes, that is the ONLY reason that Gloomberg is going after Trump..Messing with his rice bowl..

He thinks long term and other presidents just think about the next election.

I wish I could put pen to paper like LP can. Refreshing to see someone still can.

No other Democrat or Republican would’ve stood up to China! Trump 2020 🇺🇸

Fuck you, Liz. I want to go in record

Wow, you are a pro at spin, aren’t you? You conveniently forget to mention that drumpf ignored advice from medical professionals for two months, called the virus “just like the flu”. Said we had it under control. Refused to pressure dumb shit southern governors who allowed life to go on as usual in those states which has now predictably led to a huge increase in infections in those states. Alternative truth and spin from you. A definite yes. Just like all the other republikkkans living in a horrific fantasy. Good luck with that you zenaphobic, racist, ignorant bitch!

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Liz Peek

2 months ago

Something went very seriously wrong for Democrats in Iowa: they didn’t get the turnout they expected, and especially in rural districts that once voted for Obama, and then switched to Trump. Bernie Sanders says Dems are going to win by attracting biggest-ever turnout, but what are they doing to create that?
Their approach? Vowing to double down on more investigations, even as Russiagate and impeachment failed to win over the public. There are many lawsuits and court challenges to every aspect of Trump’s life underway – which will only serve to rev up his base, just as impeachment has done. Dems need to find another approach – like maybe policies that could make America more prosperous.
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Liz Peek: Democrats gone mad — Trump investigations and clueless candidates

Can’t they see the endless attacks on the president have boosted his approval ratings, brought in a gusher of campaign cash and charged up his base?

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"win by attracting biggest-ever turnout"…lol just keep talking that's what they said about Hillary 🤣

No one human could possibly as bad as the Democrats & Media are trying to make Trump out to be. Maybe they should try working WITH him & see if that helps..

Well stated Liz. Thank you.

Brilliant analysis,as always. I look forward to listen to you on Mr. B’s podcast soon.

Someone should tell Jeff Bezos and his Amazon that litigations against the president isn’t the best way to get the AI defense contracts that Microsoft got by being good and
best
developing new software

You ROCK LP!

“Mike knows the tactic worked; he knows, moreover, that minority communities were precisely those that became safer under stop-and-frisk.”
Wow are you out to lunch or what lady? Maybe it’s time to come down off of your Manhattan penthouse tower and see how ordinary people live. You are way out of touch and way out of line!

Cut the shit lady. Dumpster is a straight up criminal. Half his campaign staff is in jail or are on their way to jail. The only thing protecting him from
The consequences of his actions are his traitor allies in the GOP like Midnight Moscow who made sure there was no evidence and no witnesses presented – truly a first for newly formed Fascist America.

Or stop and frisk the whole damn nation as Bloomberg would do? No thanks lady. Sorry but that bullshit you woofed about New Yorkers being all for it – that was some bullshit right there. Maybe a few Asshole bazillionares were for it, but not ordinary people – the ones being put up against the wall by Bloomys stop and frisk squad.
What do you think that did for rank and file officers who were honestly trying to outreach to the community they served in order to help those communities? All the bad blood Stop and Frisk generated undid all the hard And quite frankly risky work they do to keep the streets safe.
It destroyed the trust these officers had worked so hard to generate within their community beat. It hamstring REAL police work … all to make few privilege rich assholes happy and give them a severed head on a pike.

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