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Trump’s speech will judge us, one way or another
Today at 4:51 PM

Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – President Trump’s election integrity speech challenges Americans to confront alleged fraud, foreign interference, deep-state corruption, and public cowardice. The nation faces a defining choice: demand accountability, defend constitutional freedoms, strengthen faith-driven resolve, and act quickly to preserve the republic before entrenched enemies tighten their grip...


When ‘Equal Protection’ depends on who you are
Today at 4:15 PM

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – We all want to be treated justly, to have the laws equally applied. Well, not all of us, because there are some who seem to think they are more equal than others. While the Constitution does include an Equal Protection Clause, it's only in the Fourteenth Amendment and only applies to the states. The idea of equal protection, though, runs...


The politics behind ICE’s toughest decisions!
Today at 3:24 PM

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Unfortunately, many politicians and others are more concerned about protecting criminals from ICE than protecting law-abiding citizens from criminals. Nevertheless, ICE is now facing scrutiny over several operations conducted in recent months, prompting calls for investigations and even its abolition...


Even Democrats are rejecting the far left. Arizona just proved it
Today at 3:22 PM

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Arizona’s election results reveal growing resistance to far-left politics as moderate Democrats defeat progressive challengers and Trump-backed Republicans gain ground. Voters appear to favor practical leadership, reject political violence and ideological extremism, and demand parties with clearer principles, stronger boundaries, and renewed common sense again...


Run to God: Faith that holds through hardship
Today at 1:04 PM

FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – Cuban Christians demonstrate resilient faith amid hardship, challenging believers to trust God fully, worship faithfully, and stop running from Him. Psalm 65 reveals a forgiving, powerful God who calms storms and renews life. True faith embraces surrender, finds strength in church, and discovers that losing for Christ leads to life...


AI, data centers & the race we can’t afford to lose
Today at 12:13 AM

The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – Artificial Intelligence is not a passing trend. It is the next foundational technology of human civilization. The question is not whether we should embrace it, but how quickly we can build the infrastructure, partnerships, and national resolve required to shape its future. The cost of action is high—but the cost of hesitation is far higher...


America held hostage in the left’s ideological suicide vest – Seth Barron’s Weaponized
Today at 12:11 AM

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – The political imbalance extends beyond immigration. Conservatives often treat politics as a periodic duty. They vote, then return to work and family. For the activist Left, politics supplies work, faith, friendship, status, and purpose. Meetings lead to other meetings; canvassing becomes a social life. A committed minority can...


America is exceptional because it’s uncivilized
Yesterday at 9:06 PM

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Dr. Jon Morey is the founder of a non-profit set up to provide the unique benefits of outdoor experiences for underserved populations. Morey explains how American exceptionalism is directly linked to its ability to remain uncivilized. His definition of this term is unique and accurate. The framework for health and happiness drawn from...


Green Gang, international operations, and election impact
Yesterday at 8:00 PM

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – America faces a modern arms race driven by semiconductors, data, finance, artificial intelligence, and foreign influence. Growing dependence on hostile networks threatens national security, election systems, military technology, and personal privacy, demanding stronger manufacturing, transparent oversight, protected infrastructure, and renewed control over critical systems nationwide...


The mystery behind the Georgia Guidestones
Yesterday at 7:11 PM

Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – The Georgia Guidestones continue to inspire mystery through their cryptic messages, anonymous creator, and dramatic destruction. Drawing from R. C. Christian’s book, the story explores global governance, population control, nature, spirituality, and truth while questioning who funded the monument and why its purpose remains debated decades later across modern America...


How trade and resources shape Korean peninsula security
Yesterday at 7:08 PM

The National Security Hour with Al Johnson (LTC Sangari) – South Korea stands at the center of an intensifying struggle over trade, technology, and regional security. As China, North Korea, and Russia expand pressure, Washington faces growing risks to alliances, semiconductor supply chains, military deterrence, and the broader balance of power across Asia and the Pacific in the years ahead...


Trump exposes massive fraud, sedition, and foreign influence
Yesterday at 4:24 PM

Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – President Trump reveals newly declassified CIA documents that he says expose coordinated election interference, foreign influence, government corruption, and efforts to undermine his presidency. Bruce Robertson examines the allegations, Obama’s alleged role, January 6 implications, and whether Congress will pursue investigations and indictments against officials...


The fatal flaw of socialism
Yesterday at 4:19 PM

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Milton Friedman pointed this out decades ago. For socialism to work, for any centrally planned government, economy, or society to work, it requires the use of force. Even simple things like promises of free healthcare, housing, food, and bus rides require the government to take the money from someone else by force. Which leads to...


The spirit-led pulpit will make America great again
Yesterday at 4:16 PM

Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – Reverend William Cook speaks with Pastor Sri Veerabathini about conversion, ministry, America’s Christian heritage, and the urgent need for spiritual renewal. Their conversation calls churches and believers toward repentance, prayer, biblical obedience, courageous leadership, and a Spirit-led revival that begins in the pulpit and reaches the nation with renewed faith...


Spiritual discipline for Christians who feel stuck
Yesterday at 12:19 PM

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Discipline is not a cold word. It is a life-saving one. A fighter pilot does not trust instinct alone. He briefs, executes, debriefs, and learns. That pattern belongs in the Christian life too. We do not win battles against the flesh, the world, and the devil by accident. We need the Word of God in us, not as decoration, but as a manual for daily survival...


Communism: The death of the American dream
Yesterday at 12:40 AM

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – The pattern is always the same: grassroots rhetoric, violent revolution, seizure of power, elimination of opposition, destruction of faith, collapse of freedom, enrichment of the party elite, and suffering for the very people the revolution claimed to liberate. Many on the American “progressive” left now champion socialism as the future...


The financial coup nobody saw coming
Yesterday at 12:10 AM

On the Record with Christian Briggs – Nations worldwide are building payment systems that reduce reliance on American financial infrastructure. From Brazil’s Pix to digital currencies, stablecoins, and AI-driven finance, a quieter competition reshapes global power while challenging the United States to renew its leadership in an increasingly decentralized global financial order...


The fall of El Mayo: A historic blow to the Sinaloa cartel
Last Friday at 10:26 PM

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada receives a life sentence and a $15 billion forfeiture order, marking a major blow to the Sinaloa Cartel. As overdose deaths decline, renewed enforcement, border security, and international cooperation offer hope while underscoring that the fight against fentanyl trafficking remains far from over for American communities...


The LeBron James test: Europe cannot defy the laws of energy
Last Friday at 9:26 PM

Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – LeBron James, at nearly 42, remains elite because he lives by that rule. He trains obsessively, protects his body, and accepts the demands of performance. He does not wish his way into greatness. He earns it. Europe should pay attention. The continent has built an energy policy on aspiration, not supply...


Can Republicans counter socialism before the midterms?
Last Friday at 9:23 PM

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Republicans enter the midterm campaign without a clear message as Democrats promote socialist-leaning promises that appeal to frustrated voters. Trump’s economic record, tax relief, border enforcement, and cultural policy shifts offer strong material, but looming shutdown battles and weak communication threaten the GOP’s congressional majorities and electoral momentum in November...


The lovely people who let Manhattan fail, with Scott Johnston
Last Friday at 7:52 PM

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Scott Johnston turns elite education into sharp social satire, exposing how wealthy trustees, fearful parents, and status-driven institutions surrender merit, courage, and common sense to identity politics. Drawing on real school controversies, Tom Wolfe’s influence, and emerging AI, he explores cultural decline, institutional cowardice, and the changing craft of fiction...


Quiet collapse of our values: How indifference to violence signals a deeper cultural shift
Last Friday at 7:47 PM

The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – One of the most troubling changes is our growing indifference to violence. Whether it’s political riots, street crime, or the cruelty that spreads across social media, the public response is increasingly numb. Divorce rates remain high, long-term commitment is declining, and many people describe modern dating as exhausting, transactional, and...


America’s next generation answers the call
Last Friday at 7:44 PM

Peace Through Strength, America’s Navy with LCDR Steve Rogers USN (Ret) – Will this generation step up and fight if necessary? Here is the answer. A recent headline in many news articles, “Navy Meets 2026 Recruiting Goal 3 Months Early.” Many people now ask, how did this happen after a few years of suffering recruitment shortfalls? Several factors help explain this turnaround...


Communism rebranded: The old tyranny in new packaging
Last Friday at 5:06 PM

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – Communism returns under softer labels, promising fairness while advancing centralized control over property, speech, education, and wealth. The discussion examines historical amnesia, ideological subversion, foreign influence, constitutional protections, and the human cost of regimes that replace liberty with censorship, coercion, privilege, and state tyranny today...


All the news that’s fit to line a bird-cage!
Last Friday at 3:41 PM

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The New York Times used to advertise itself as “All the news that’s fit to print.” Sadly, it seems more like the Soviet Union propaganda rag called “Pravda” or “Truth.” At least two TV networks failed to cover Trump’s recent speech. Now, there’s nothing illegal about these private entities deciding not to cover a presidential speech, but were they...


DOJ cracks down on Harvard and UC for Civil Rights violations
Last Friday at 3:39 PM

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Two universities on opposite sides of the country are feeling the pressure of the DOJ for Title VI violations. “Schools cannot take federal dollars and then turn around and accept money from foreign sources to give financial aid that deliberately excludes American citizens—doing so is illegal, and we will stop it wherever we find it,” Harmeet K. Dhillon...


Before you say yes: The Gardasil discussion
Last Friday at 3:32 PM

The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Ashley Caputo, RN, FMP – I examine the Gardasil controversy, HPV prevention, vaccine safety, and informed consent while emphasizing patient advocacy, transparency, and respectful dialogue. She explores why reported adverse events deserve careful investigation and encourages individuals to ask questions, understand risks, and actively participate in personal healthcare decisions...


Bernie Sanders is looking to burn it all down with radical socialists
Last Thursday at 10:18 PM

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – The party does not know whether to run toward the center or sprint off the cliff. A party that cannot defend capitalism, cannot stand up for law and order, and cannot answer basic questions about socialism is not fit to govern. Yet that is where the Democrats are now. Their louder voices mock free markets, excuse chaos, and treat radicalism like a...


NYC housing crisis hits DefCon1: Record high rent, homeless camps, and what’s next
Last Thursday at 8:56 PM

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Communities are beginning to ask questions about what policies actually work. Outrage has been directed at Mamdani. He promised the moon and delivered literal garbage. The harsh reality is that socialist policies affect real people’s lives and livelihoods. Regardless of political affiliation, New Yorkers share a common interest in making...


Sen. Rand Paul vs Anthony Fauci, Q&A #203
Last Thursday at 7:06 PM

America Out Loud PULSE with Malcolm Out Loud and Dr. Angie Farella – I can’t help but wonder if the medical community and others are just hooked on diagnosing everyone with something? Have you encountered any children with vaccine injuries who have an enlarged fistula? Is the povidone-iodine nasal treatment safe for children and pregnant women?


How do we defend liberty? Start by asking the right questions
Last Thursday at 4:41 PM

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – The first question we suggest you ask people is: Is there absolute truth? Reading the right sources and listening to the right voices is critically important. Some say, well, it all depends on who you believe is right. Look into what their resources are; do they share footnotes; do they look at all sides of an issue and give you an opportunity to do the...


America’s war without a why
Last Thursday at 4:39 PM

The National Security Hour with Brandon Weichert – Beneath the headlines lies a deeper strategic question: what happens when a nation enters a prolonged conflict without a clear public justification, while the institutions designed to oversee war gradually cease performing their constitutional roles? That question now deserves as much attention as the battlefield itself...


RFK Jr. influence on political strategy for GOP
Last Thursday at 3:37 PM

The MAHA Lowdown with Jeff Louderback – RFK Jr.’s Make America Healthy Again movement reshapes Republican strategy by uniting voters around health, freedom, farming, and distrust of entrenched institutions. Its influence reaches beyond Washington, energizing local races and pressuring GOP leaders to honor promises, defend families, and respond to a politically independent coalition in coming midterm elections...


Why do we call so many unscientific things ‘science’?
Last Thursday at 2:29 PM

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The truth about vaccines, voter fraud, artificial intelligence, gun violence, and political posturing can be found if we’re willing to look and be open to the idea that we may be wrong. What do you think about the search for truth? Do you think there are many different truths or one actual truth? Do you believe truth is unattainable by...


From ballots to boosters: Exposing corruption in elections and medicine
Last Thursday at 1:44 PM

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – Cain details investigations into Chinese-linked election software vulnerabilities, counterfeit ballot operations (including a major New York-to-Pennsylvania case), and systemic cover-ups by officials like Bill Barr. He urges greater transparency and accountability, connecting these issues to broader foreign interference and domestic corruption...


School district sued for ignoring SCOTUS ruling on parent opt-out rights
Last Thursday at 1:39 PM

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – A California family sues the Sunnyvale School District, alleging officials deny notice and opt-out rights for elementary sex and gender lessons. The dispute centers on parental authority, religious freedom, Supreme Court precedent, and claims that LGBT materials are being embedded across required subjects to avoid traditional opt-out protections for families...


Beyond the prescription: Reclaiming your health with Dr. Tali Kentof
Last Thursday at 1:32 PM

The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – For millions of Americans living with chronic illness, the journey often begins the same way: unexplained symptoms, countless doctor's appointments, normal lab work, and the frustrating reassurance that "everything looks fine." Yet they know something isn't right...


The clock is ticking: Why Washington can’t afford business as usual
Last Wednesday at 10:16 PM

The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – Washington is once again proof that the calendar matters as much as the headlines. With the House racing toward recess and the Senate lingering only a bit longer, lawmakers are trying to stack defense, funding, and election security measures before they vanish for August. The issue is not simply what passes...


Van Jones sounds the alarm: Democratic Socialists of America are destroying the Democrats
Last Wednesday at 8:20 PM

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The DSA has become defined less by what it wants to build than by what it seeks to eliminate and dismantle. Calls to abolish or dramatically weaken police departments, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), prisons, border enforcement, and even long-standing governmental structures have become central themes among...


Fracturing of the First Amendment
Last Wednesday at 8:18 PM

The Counter Momentum of Spin, with Dr. Franco Musio – Supreme Court rulings stretch the First Amendment across flag burning, offensive political expression, hate speech, threats, and incitement. The discussion examines judicial subjectivity, mass media influence, political violence, and whether modern social conditions expose constitutional gaps the nation’s founders could never have anticipated or prevented...