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Nancy Brinker

Nancy Brinker

Philanthropist and former Chief of Protocol of the United StatesWikipedia

Search complete. 4 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Nancy Brinker".

Oct 10, 2026

Deanne PhillipsHOST
19:55
Okay.
Deanne PhillipsHOST
19:55
So Susan G. Coleman had already been founded several years earlier in 1982 after Nancy Brinker made a promise to her sister, Susan G. Coleman, who died of breast cancer at just age 36, that she would do anything she could to help end the disease.
Deanne PhillipsHOST
20:11
And then Nikki came the pink ribbon.
Deanna TillichGUEST
20:13
Yes.
speaker_1HOST
32:32
Suggesting a breast cancer charity possesses the global authoritarian power to infiltrate independent labs worldwide and silence scientists is completely absurd.
speaker_4HOST
32:41
And to accuse Nancy Brinker of suppressing the cure for the disease that killed her sister is uniquely cruel.
speaker_1HOST
32:47
Exactly.
speaker_1HOST
32:48
So we've dismantled the historical pillars.
Jeff WardHOST
53:16
I think he gave it to Jordan.
Ed ClementsHOST
53:17
He gave Nancy Brinker from Dallas, um-
Trey CampbellPANELIST
53:20
We gotta do a break
Ed ClementsHOST
53:21
... we gotta do a break.
Tony MarinoHOST
27:31
The Savage Nation with Michael Savage.
Tony MarinoHOST
27:34
Ambassador Nancy Brinker.
Tony MarinoHOST
27:36
There's documentaries, special programming, and much more.
Tony MarinoHOST
27:40
Check it all out this weekend on Newsmax.

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