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Moral standards aside, how about Gavin Newsom and Hunter Biden for 2028
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Hunter Biden’s latest defense raises deeper questions about accountability, character, and double standards. As Democrats excuse scandal while condemning opponents, voters see a familiar strategy of distraction and hypocrisy. Public trust suffers when powerful figures demand forgiveness without responsibility and ask Americans to ignore the standards they enforce on others...
From millionaires to trillionaires: The new era of American wealth
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – America holds approximately 40 percent of the world's millionaires—a larger share than any other country on Earth. As headlines about trillionaires dominate the news cycle, many people respond with frustration or resentment. Yet history shows that focusing on what others have rarely improves our own circumstances. The more productive question is...
After the war comes the tab: Who pays for Iran, Venezuela, and Cuba?
The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – In virtually all of our lost wars since 1954, Americans have been stuck with paying the costs of reconstruction in the losing country, and that is usually a cost that comes close to or exceeds the price of the war, not counting the cost of the dead on both sides. The celebration of winning a war, then, is not a final win, but the opening of...
The debate over hate group designations and controversy behind SPLC
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – The SPLC has slandered and mislabeled many conservative organizations. The Coral Ridge Ministries has been labeled a hate group by them simply because they disagree with the LGBT agenda. In their early history, the SPLC served a needed purpose. That purpose no longer exists, and now they are supported by leftist organizations largely to...
Supporters hail Trump’s rededication of America to God as historic moment
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Susan Price – America faces a moral reckoning as citizens call for accountability, sovereignty, and renewed trust in public life. Corruption, secrecy, and spiritual exhaustion give way to demands for truth, justice, and restoration. Faith, duty, family, and liberty stand as foundations for rebuilding a republic governed by principle, not power or fear...
Healthy Living #22 Rogier Fentener van Vlissingen
Project Out Loud – Follow the money, and the picture becomes clearer. Financial ties between industry and parts of the medical establishment explain why some practices are so eager to vaccinate. Reports of incentives, supply deals, and consulting fees erode trust faster than any internet rumor. When a parent hears a pediatrician insist on a government schedule with a tone that feels like...
Breast implants, explant surgery, and breast implant illness with Dr. Robert Whitfield
The Tenpenny Files – Dr. Robert Whitfield explores breast implant illness, explant surgery, chronic inflammation, bacterial biofilms, immune dysfunction, and toxic burden. He explains why some women develop unexplained symptoms years after implants, why recovery can remain difficult after removal, and how genetics, hormones, detoxification, and environmental exposures may shape long-term overall health outcomes...
Wealth distribution fallout from tech billionaires
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Elon Musk’s wealth sparks a broader defense of American innovation, free enterprise, and accountability. As politicians attack billionaires, the focus shifts to border security, missing children, government corruption, and equal justice. The message calls for courage, enforcement, and leaders who protect citizens while rewarding builders who strengthen the republic today...
Teaching the next generation to love and serve their country
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Angelina Farella – America’s founding was not casual. It was rooted in hard-won ideas about liberty, natural rights, and the dignity of the individual. Those ideas still matter. They matter when we read the Declaration of Independence. They matter when we remember the women and men who built this country, defended it, and kept faith with it through hardship...
From homelessness to hope: Esa Roybal’s extraordinary journey of recovery
Your Man, Monk with Monk Coleman – At her lowest point, Esa found herself homeless in Hollywood, living in tents beneath bridge overpasses and struggling to survive day by day. In this interview, she openly shares the harsh realities of homelessness, the emotional pain of addiction, and what it felt like to lose hope while searching for a way out. But Esa’s story is ultimately one of redemption...
Nation’s Report Card: Student achievement remains below pre-pandemic levels
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Twenty-one percent of the colleges earned an “F,” largely because they are teaching practices debunked years ago, such as “three-cuing,” where children look at pictures to guess words that they don’t know, the report said. “Failing to prepare future teachers to teach reading well is a form of educational malpractice against...
Detransitioner faces backlash after challenging gender ideology
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Gail Macrae, BSN, RN – Hendrix lived as a trans man for seven years. She underwent top surgery (double mastectomy) in late 2023. She came very close to bottom surgery (phalloplasty, a multi-phase procedure including vaginectomy), which became the turning point. The graphic reality of genital alteration, combined with shifting...
The legacy of Fred Schwartz and today’s Marxist March
Trevor Loudon Reports – Trevor Loudon and Brad Zinn examine Fred Schwartz’s anti-communist legacy, warning that Marxist tactics still target America through cultural subversion, geopolitical pressure, attacks on faith, and the breakdown of family life. Their discussion connects Cold War lessons to today’s ideological battles and calls for renewed vigilance and spiritual courage...
AI data centers bring major risks with limited benefits – Jackson County says NO
The Prism of America’s Education with Host Karen Schoen – AI data centers bring major risks to water, land, infrastructure, and rural way of life — with very limited benefits. Residents deserve full transparency, strict protections, and independent impact studies before any approval is considered. In the name of safety, Flock cameras are appearing on many streets in America...
Opera diva Claire Stadtmueller delivers the end of tyranny
The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – Claire Stadtmueller brings opera, rock, big band, and symphonic music together in The End of Tyranny, a multimedia production shaped by faith, freedom, and personal loss. After refusing COVID mandates, she channels conviction into performance, uniting musicians who sing against oppression, war, technological control, and attacks on human dignity...
Seth Holehouse exposes the forces reshaping America
The Breggin Hour with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Seth Holehouse joins The Breggin Hour to examine Epstein revelations, MKUltra survivor testimony, compromised elites, spiritual warfare, and practical preparedness. The conversation exposes patterns of corruption while pointing toward faith, family, truth-seeking, self-reliance, and moral courage as paths to freedom in a world shaped by predatory power...
Are our immigration policies based on suicidal empathy?
The Other Side of the Story with Tom Harris and Todd Royal – Many Islamic immigrants from the Middle East have a lifelong hatred of Jews, lesbians, and gays. Many of them do not respect women as equals. And many want to change our society to more closely mirror the archaic standards of the countries they left. To help us understand what’s going on in the West with regard to mass...
Statistical anomalies prompt calls for transparency in LA election results
Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – Questions mount over Los Angeles election results after one ballot-counting window shows a dramatic shift unlike earlier or later returns. Statistical claims, concerns about voter distribution, and suspicions of ballot manipulation drive a broader argument that America’s election system demands transparency, accountability, and serious public scrutiny before trust erodes further...
Understanding Pfizer’s RSV vaccine risks and benefits
Informed Dissent with Dr. Jeff Barke – Take the recent respiratory syncytial virus vaccine for pregnant women. The manufacturer’s label notes postmarketing reports of increased preterm birth and of neurologic events such as Guillain-Barré syndrome. The label lists residual host cell proteins from Chinese hamster ovary cells and polysorbate 80 among components...
Questions raised over vaccine campaigns and coverage of emerging viruses
Two Women Inspiring Real Life with Stephanie Coxon and Kathy Anderson-Martin – An increasing number of us are presenting some healthy (no pun intended) skepticism when it comes to all things vaxes and expert medical information that sometimes seems more concerned about wealth than health. Dr. James Lyons-Weiler joins us to talk about Hantavirus, Ebola, and other likely/unlikely...
Economic stress or dealing with Iran… What keeps you up?
Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – Inflation rises to 4.2%, the highest in over 3 years. Economist Harry Dent will tell what this all means and the impact of the new Federal Reserve Chairman, Kevin Warsh. On the Iran War, is it a deal or no deal? LTC Sargis Sangari and Army Veteran, Attorney Michael Lebowitz. Has America become dangerously complacent?
When a sports celebration turns into urban ‘progressive’ chaos
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Public celebrations descend into chaos when disorder meets weak accountability. Viral scenes of vandalism, media double standards, and political excuses reveal a deeper civic failure. Restoring pride requires consequences, respect for law enforcement, and a renewed commitment to order, responsibility, patriotism, and the rule of law in American life...
Surrendering to evil is never an option for a Christian
Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – Christians face rising attacks on faith, freedom, and constitutional order while silence enables corruption to grow. Courageous believers are called to resist evil, defend truth, protect liberty, and obey God above men, following the examples of America’s Founders, Scripture, and faithful witnesses who refuse surrender to tyranny and darkness...
Keeping the republic in a lawless age
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – America’s republic faces pressure from citizens, courts, and federal agencies that disregard constitutional limits. From FBI misconduct to appliance regulations and sweeping Google data demands, Richard Mack argues that liberty survives only when officials honor their oaths and citizens defend the Constitution against corruption, judicial overreach, and centralized power...
Election integrity under the microscope
Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Many argue that elections in America are either manipulated or counted inefficiently, leading them to question the integrity of the overall election process. Just as outspoken are those who maintain that elections across the country are legitimate and that no election integrity issue exists. This group argues that concerns about election integrity are...
Justice: The fragile balance that holds a society together
The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – A fatal track meet stabbing raises hard questions about justice, self-defense, escalation, and accountability. Through facts from trial, witness testimony, and the jury’s verdict, the focus stays on truth over tribal narratives, urging de-escalation, responsible choices, careful investigations, and safer communities rooted in honest judgment and law for all families...
Christian faith and the courage to vote
FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – Faith calls Americans to trust God, honor Christian heritage, and live as courageous citizens. From pilgrim perseverance to the National Monument to the Forefathers, the message urges believers to build, vote, pray, protect the vulnerable, and never give up as they seek a more just and grateful nation...
Corruption in China’s military reduces combat readiness
The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – China’s military corruption weakens combat readiness as Beijing faces mounting pressure from energy insecurity, demographic decline, debt, surveillance expansion, and technological rivalry. The United States and its allies gain a rare opportunity to strengthen supply chains, defend Taiwan’s semiconductor edge, counter authoritarian exports, and shape a safer global balance order...
New report warns Social Security and Medicare are nearing insolvency
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – For decades, Americans have been told that Social Security would be there when they needed it. Workers have watched payroll taxes disappear from every paycheck with the expectation that those contributions would provide financial security later in life. Yet the latest report reveals a system under enormous strain, raising serious questions about...
60 minutes might have another minute now that Scott Pelley is gone
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – This guy is insufferable, just like so many others we've seen in the fake news media. This guy has done more damage, along with his other colleagues, to journalism than the folks back in the day, the early 1900s, did to yellow journalism. They're constant lies, misinformation, taking sides, and then when we reject them, they want to play the victim and say that...
Divided we fall #21 Major Fred Galvin
Project Out Loud – We can bicker until we fracture and invite decline, or we can rally around a national purpose that prizes competence, defends liberty, and invests in deterrence. The founding promise of America is not a relic; it is a set of practices that require courage and persistent care. If we want the next generation to inherit a free and prosperous nation, we must act like...
The growing threat of drone warfare in modern conflicts
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Autonomous surface and subsurface systems broaden the battlefield to sea and space. Terror networks and proxy forces adapt quickly. That means accountability and clear policy from our leaders. It also means citizens must stay awake. When agencies surveil lawmakers and when budget fights lead to a government shutdown, trust erodes...
Master Manipulator and the unanswered autism questions
The Tenpenny Files – James Grundvig joins Dr. Sherri Tenpenny to examine Poul Thorsen, CDC funded autism studies, alleged fraud, and the extradition raising new questions about vaccine safety, public trust, government accountability, and what families may finally learn as long delayed legal proceedings move forward in one of public health’s most consequential debates...
Why the Golden State no longer glitters
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – From allegations of election fraud, voter registration, and questionable policies, the shine has truly left the Golden State. How else do you explain the recent exodus from a state with such beautiful scenery and abundant natural resources? With all of the advantages California has, it had to work really hard to drive so many people away...
As thousands exit New York, Hernandez pushes for economic revival
Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – The consistent abuse of the taxpayer is increasingly evident as New York state politicians continue to veer away from capitalism and promote socialist policies. Hernandez points out that, “We are driving the tax base away because we have vilified them. We have viewed economic success in America, which is what built America, as a Scarlet Letter...
The story of two Virginians going toe-to-toe on Independence
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Two Virginia founders, Richard Henry Lee and Benjamin Harrison, stand on opposite sides of the independence debate before both sign the Declaration of Independence. Their story reveals clashing strategies, deep family legacies, and the difficult path from hopes of reconciliation to a shared commitment to American liberty and self-government together...
Differences at the edge of life
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Gabrielle Bauer examines free speech, assisted dying, autism, disability, and gender ideology through the question of human value. Her conversation challenges public moral certainty, exposes tensions between private decisions and social judgment, and argues that a free society survives only when difficult assumptions remain open to honest scrutiny and debate...
Why ‘data centers’ have become the target in America’s power debate
Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – Now the artificial-intelligence revolution has arrived. Manufacturing is returning to the US. Vehicles, heating systems, industrial equipment, and entire buildings are being pushed toward electrification. Yet instead of confronting the nation’s shortage of firm power, political leaders are looking for a new consumer to blame. That consumer is the data center...
Chemical warfare by proxy: China, cartels, and fentanyl
The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – I examine fentanyl as a national security threat linking Chinese precursor chemicals, Mexican cartels, counterfeit pills, money laundering, and border failures. The discussion connects Opium Wars history, gray-zone warfare, public health devastation, veterans, families, and enforcement efforts while asking what victory against America’s opioid crisis truly requires at home...
The AI data center boom: What’s fueling America’s digital expansion?
The Nurses Report with Nicole, Ashley & David – The rapid construction of AI data centers across the US is being driven by several factors. First, demand for AI services is growing rapidly among businesses, governments, researchers, and consumers. Second, AI models require vast computing resources, creating a need for additional capacity. Third, many technology companies want...