“It’s easy to ignore it when the numbers are small. But not only are the numbers getting bigger, but this cumulative effect is becoming more significant as well.” Siyamak sits down with Jim Doti, an economist and former president of Chapman University. He talks about the growing trend of people leaving California and what impacts…
Passover and Easter: An All-Inclusive Message
April 6, 2023
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The celebration of Passover and Easter reminds us of the bitterness and tribulation of bondage. The historical background of these holidays points Jews and Christians toward atonement, reconciliation, and freedom. While many see the Jews as celebrating a Jewish holiday and Christians celebrating a Christian holiday, they are actually commemorating the same thing—which is that…
Over 15,000 Americans Left Hong Kong in Past 2 Years: US Consul General
Gregory May, the U.S. Consul General in Hong Kong and Macau, told an online seminar on Jan. 25 that more than 15,000 Americans have left Hong Kong in the past two years. He believes that Beijing’s actions in Hong Kong will force more elites to flee, damaging Hong Kong’s status as a business hub. On…
The Ten Commandments (1923)
December 18, 2022
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“The Ten Commandments” is a 1923 American silent religious epic film produced and directed by Cecil B. DeMille. Written by Jeanie MacPherson, the film is divided into two parts: a prologue recreating the biblical story of the Exodus and a modern story concerning two brothers and their respective views of the Ten Commandments. Credit: Public…
Economic Contraction, Real Estate Slimming Down, Manpower Exodus, Hong Kong’s Economic Outlook Is Not Optimistic
The latest economic data shows Hong Kong’s economy is in trouble. Some analysts pointed out that as leading real estate agencies are starting to “slim down,” the economic outlook is not optimistic. Other analysts believe the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) will speed up its control of the Hong Kong market. Major Real Estate Agencies to Slim…
Minors Account for Third of 140,000 Hongkongers That Have Emigrated to UK Under BNO Visa Scheme
Since the implementation of the BNO visa programme by the UK government last year, about 142,000 Hong Kong applications had been approved by the end of June this year. The majority of the applicants are aged between 24 and 54. About a third of the applications are from persons under 18. Some commented that such…
Why Most Californians Aren’t Happy With the State | Victor Davis Hanson
My guest is Victor Davis Hanson, historian and senior fellow at the Hoover Institution. California has almost half of the nation’s homeless population, has some of the highest taxes in the country, and is ranked among the lowest in education. What does the future look like for California? Are we able to turn our state…
Long Walk Home: Workers Fleeing Foxconn Are Both Impeded and Helped on Their Way
Large groups of young people can be seen walking in fields and on highways, with suitcases and carrying bags, as they head for home. Video footage of their trek has gone viral in China and abroad, despite the Chinese regime’s strict censorship. Some are seen walking through the gates of once-shut fences, and some are…
How California’s Business Regulation Becomes Business Prevention | Katy Grimes
My guest is Katy Grimes, editor at California Globe. What California bills are forcing businesses to branch out and relocate to other states? And how are California policies and regulations affecting the employees? * Click the “Save” button below the video to access it later on “My List.” Follow Epoch TV on social media: Facebook:…
San Francisco Is About to Lose Half Its Police Officers, What’s the Problem? | Richard Cibotti
The San Francisco Police Department is on the verge of losing a significant number of police officers. Is policing becoming impossible in San Francisco? How will this impact the city? Richard Cibotti is a sergeant at the San Francisco Police Department. He discusses with us his insider perspective on why SFPD is facing such a…
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