About the J.T. Foxx Show

The JT Foxx Show is an explosive, provocative and informative # 1 weekend radio show that makes no apology for giving you the truth, whether you want to hear it or not. The J.T. Foxx Show has taken America by storm and simultaneously become one of the most talked about shows on the radio because of its hard-hitting and honest approach. The show is a perfect blend of humor, controversy, and information designed to empower the silent majority (you, the listener) and protect peoples’ free fundamental right to live out their American dream unencumbered by lies and nay sayers. Listeners across the country describe the show as a cross blends of Bill O'Reilly and John Stewart with influences a la Tony Robins.

Somewhere down the line Americans have lost touch of what the American dream is all about. For many the American Dream is nothing more than an unattainable pipe dream with impossible odds. Instead as a society we have turned to fantasies of instant wealth rather than hard work and love of what we do. Today many hope to achieve the American dream and instant wealth through large-prize television game shows, big-jackpot state lotteries, unethical business practices, and compensation lawsuits. J.T. Foxx’s credits his great success and wealth to having been able to learn from the biggest and best. Icons such as Warren Buffet and Donald Trump and their philosophies have been J.T.’s greatest inspiration and guide to wealth and success. Having read every single book and articles written on these man and many others American dream heroes, J.T. decided to instill those same ideologies, principles and life experiences and bring them to life on his radio show, in effort to change and educate the world to become a better place. When it comes to the American Dream no one should be left behind. The middle class is shrinking and people are losing hope. In one of the great rags to riches stories, J.T. Foxx makes it his mission to spur change. Whether you are 18 or 65, it’s never to late to learn, dream, grow, protect and achieve more wealth and freedom than you ever dreamed possible.JT Foxx and its co-hosts, Attorney Bill Sullivan, and Tom Sallas not afraid to be politically incorrect by
exercising their first amendment right to speak the truth with conviction.

J.T. Foxx has not been afraid to stand toe-to-toe with any political establishment in an effort to spread the real truth and protect our freedoms to free enterprise.The show is addictive and definitely unapologetic. Each week, the show boasts a wonderful lineup of powerful politicians from both sides of the aisle, celebrities, business tycoons, real estate experts, attorneys, liberal
do-gooders, comedians, callers, and even J.T.’s dad, himself a foreclosure victim. There’s one thing for certain, it’s a great way to start a Sunday morning and it’s a guarantee that you will be so entertained, you won’t fall back asleep. Starting in January you can also hear J.T. on Saturday mornings at 10:00 AM.

Join the fight along side J.T. Foxx and his co-hosts every Sunday morning at 8:00 am and central time on 560AM WIND or live on the web at WWW.JTFOXXSHOW.COM. Starting in January we will on be on Saturdays at 10AM CST.

 

Why was the show started?

J.T. Foxx jokingly often refers to himself as the self-proclaimed “Bad Guy”. No, not because he is heartless, deceptive or conniving, but rather because making a profit and pursuing ones’ American dream has become synonymous with evil these days, thanks to our liberal establishment. It has always been J.T.’s belief that the road to the American dream is achieved by the mantra, “The harder you work, the luckier you get.” The American dream is not necessarily tied to how much money one makes or how big your bank account is but rather how many peoples’ lives you impact.

Although their intentions may be noble, liberal do gooders have tried to promote the lie that everyone is entitled to a share of the American Dream. In reality no one is owed anything but the right to pursue the American Dream.  The problem with this analogy is that people have developed the mentality, “I want what he wants, I just don’t want to work or sacrifice anything for it”. In fact, some people think the American dream should be handed to them on their doorstep while they watch Monday Night Football. As a result, our society has forgotten how or why to take accountability for actions and failures. Success cannot be a gift; it rather must be earned.

Hard working Americans who are driven to better their lives and way of life have fallen victim to a fictitious new ideologies that “it’s not my fault,” and “The government owes me.” Liberal lawmakers have used this weakness as an opportunity to offer themselves as the solution for all of mankind’s problems.

In the end very few problems are ever solved by passing election-day laws.  They more often hurt the people these do-gooders claim they intend to protect. The true victims of these fictitious utopian promises are hard working Americans who take responsibility for their own failures and successes, Americans who strive to be the next millionaire, or own their own home with a white picket fence or create a better life for their family. This vision of the American dream has been derailed and instead we have become a litigious society blaming everyone for our mistakes.  Rather than take accountability for them, we choose to blame those people who help us. Hence this is why J.T. Foxx calls himself the “Bad Guy”. The more successful you become in this country, the more you are sought after, the more liable you become, and the less likely people want you to succeed. Yes, there are bad apples in every industry; but that DOES NOT means we should shut down the entire orchard. Lawmakers must understand that the idea is to ELIMINATE FRAUD, NOT CHOICE. Each minute this ideal is ignored, strikes another blow to the pillars of a free democracy on which this great country was built.