In this episode of Good for America, Bob Good takes on the growing contradictions in U.S. policy at home and abroad. He discusses President Trump’s threat of military action in Greenland, and his call for Republicans to surrender on the Hyde Amendment. Bob also questions whether NATO is really in America’s strategic national interest, and explains how Minnesota is the textbook example of why the federal government shouldn’t be funding social programs. Bob breaks down how unprincipled leadership and continued excessive spending undermines the nation. With a sharp focus on fiscal responsibility and America’s irreplaceable role on the world stage, this episode challenges listeners to think seriously about where the country is headed—and what must change to preserve the Republic.

In this episode of the Good for America podcast, Bob Good takes a hard look at America’s involvement in Venezuela. From the action to remove Maduro to the broader takeover of the country, Bob examines the legal, moral, and geopolitical consequences of foreign entanglements. He questions the dangerous precedents being set, the proper role of U.S. foreign policy, and what American influence could mean for Venezuela’s future. This episode challenges conventional thinking and asks whether intervention abroad truly serves America’s interests—or undermines them.

In this special New Year’s edition of Good for America, former Congressman Bob Good reflects on the importance of setting the right priorities as we look ahead to 2026. Bob challenges listeners to think beyond resolutions and consider how they are using their time, talents, and opportunities in light of what truly matters.

Drawing on spiritual truths and personal reflections, he discusses personal growth, the eternal significance of our daily choices, and how to live with intention in a world full of distractions. This episode is a call to align your goals with lasting values, steward your time wisely, and prepare not just for the year ahead—but for eternity.

Start the new year with clarity, purpose, and perspective.