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FreedomFest is famous for attracting top celebrity speakers — William Shatner, George Foreman, Kevin O’Leary and John Cleese, to name a few.

I’ve been dying to tell you who our celebrity speaker is for FreedomFest this July 12-15 in Memphis.

Now, he’s finally confirmed that he will come, and you are in for a treat. I call him “the man who has restored my faith in America.” 

Yes, Mike Rowe, the executive producer of such TV series as “Dirty Jobs,” “Somebody’s Gotta Do It,” “How America Works” and “The Story Behind the Story,” will appear in person at FreedomFest.

Mike Rowe is the author of the New York Times bestseller “The Way I Heard It” and podcaster extraordinaire (go here to listen). I’m reading his book right now and it’s fun to read on every page.

He also has six million followers on Facebook (go here), one million three hundred followers on Instagram (go here) and over a quarter of a million subscribers to his YouTube channel (go here).

He is one of the most in-demand speakers in the world, and he’s coming to Memphis.

An American Hero Liked Across the Political Divide

One thing I really like about Mike Rowe is that he brings Americans together. Here’s an American hero who can talk comfortably with Chris Cuomo on NewsNation (and CNN before that) and Tucker Carlson on Fox News. How rare is that!

You won’t want to miss his upbeat message about how he’s making a difference in reinvigorating America’s work ethic. His mikeroweWORKS Foundation is committed to improve the skilled trades and has awarded over $6 million in work ethic scholarships to over 1,500 men and women. (He even donates part of the online profits from the sale of his Knobel Tennessee Whiskey to his foundation; go online and grab a bottle, or stop by their booth at FreedomFest!)

Here’s your chance to hear and meet the man behind “Dirty Jobs” and the incredible stories about successful skilled tradesmen and entrepreneurs in America. He’s an inspiration and proof that the American dream is still alive.

After his general session talk and interview, you will get a chance to ask him a question… and then an opportunity to “meet and greet” him afterwards. Only at FreedomFest.

We expect a full crowd in July. We will honor our $77 discount for subscribers. Use the code EAGLE77 to get $77 off the registration fee by going to www.freedomfest.com. Or call Hayley at 1-855-850-3733, ext 202.

The $77 discount will end in two weeks on May 31. No exceptions! So, sign up now and then join me at “the world’s largest gathering of free minds.” We expect over 200 speakers, 180 exhibitors and 2,000 attendees.

And there’s more….

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Our line-up also includes Steve ForbesJohn Fund (National Review), Steve Moore (Heritage Foundation), Tulsi Gabbard (a former Democratic congresswoman), Michael Shermer (Skeptic magazine), Enes “Freedom” Kanter (a former NBA basketball player), David Boaz (Cato Institute), Bryan Kaplan (GMU), Douglas Brinkley (“America’s Historian”), Grover Norquist (Americans for Tax Reform), Art Laffer (a famed economist), Richard Epstein (New York University law professor), Amity Shlaes (a historian), Magette WadeBarbara Kolm (VP of the Austrian central bank) and many more. Go here for the full lineup.

Our master of ceremonies is Lisa Kennedy, host of Fox Business.

We also have the Anthem film festival, a libertarian comedy festival and a full three-day investment conference, including such financial gurus as Alexander Green (Oxford Club), Louis Navellier and David Bahnsen. Plus, there will be a special interview with Jeremy Siegel, the “Wizard of Wharton,” and Burt Malkiel (Princeton). Our financial editors at Eagle Publishing will all be at FreedomFest — Jim Woods, Bryan Perry, George Gilder, Roger Michalski and Paul Dykewicz as part of our three-day investment conference. Stop by our booth!

FreedomFest is three glorious days of “great ideas, great thinkers and great fun”!  See you in Memphis.

P.S. I will be holding a subscribers-only teleconference on May 23 at 2 p.m. EST entitled “The Great Tech Stock Comeback: Which Ones Will Soar?” The event is free, but you must register here to attend. Don’t miss out!

P.P.S. Come join me and my Eagle colleagues on an incredible cruise! We set sail on Dec. 4 for 16 days, embarking on a memorable journey that combines fascinating history, vibrant culture and picturesque scenery. Enjoy seminars on the days we are cruising from one destination to another, as well as dinners with members of the Eagle team. Just some of the places we’ll visit are Mexico, Belize, Panama, Ecuador and more! Click here now for all the details.

Good investing, AEIOU,

Mark Skousen

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All-Star Pitcher and Hitter Shohei Ohtani Showcases Special Talents

Shohei Ohtani is a great baseball player for his capabilities as both a pitcher and a hitter. There is no one else like him in the world of baseball today. His success harkens back to Babe Ruth, who began his career as a pitcher, later became an outfielder and ultimately set Major League Baseball home run records for the legendary New York Yankees.

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Ohtani’s elite capabilities were on display Monday evening, May 15, when my editor watched the Japanese player lead the Los Angeles Angels to a 9-5 against the young and surprisingly competitive Baltimore Orioles. Despite giving up three home runs among the four hits he allowed in seven innings, Ohtani’s rare skills helped him to collect four hits, including a mammoth three-run homer, a standup triple and two singles. He also walked and struck out.

The World Baseball Classic (WBC) in the spring featured a final game between Ohtani’s Japan and his Angels’ teammate Mike Trout, who was captain of the United States team. In the ninth inning with two outs and the United States trailing by one run, Ohtani struck out Trout with the game on the line. Apparently feeling slighted after losing the American League most valuable player (MVP) award last season to New York Yankees’ slugger Aaron Judge, who hit an astounding 62 homers, Ohtani is showcasing his special skills this season wherever he goes.

Baseball is known as America’s national pastime, but Ohtani’s arrival in the United States is another example of how the sport has grown internationally. Much like when Japan’s Ichiro Suzuki came to America and starred on the diamond in his 28-year professional baseball career, Ohtani is helping to popularize baseball even further throughout the world with his on-field exploits in the WBC and the MLB.

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