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Do Clancy jurors forecast the end of impartial jury trials
Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – The Lindsay Clancy trial raises troubling questions about whether modern juries can still deliver impartial, unanimous verdicts. As cultural polarization, shifting moral standards, and jury-selection tactics shape courtroom outcomes, the traditional jury system faces growing pressure to balance facts, conscience, constitutional duty, and justice fairly...
Will Americans govern themselves or be ruled?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Freedom depends on whether Americans choose to govern themselves or surrender decisions to political elites. As socialism gains electoral ground, questions grow about personal responsibility, self-reliance, liberty, and whether citizens still trust themselves to make choices, pursue happiness, and live without increasing government control today...
192 Democrats refused to condemn socialism. What does that say about the party?
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The Democrats continue to openly embrace Socialism while maintaining their ability to remain tone deaf. While the Democratic Party at the national level is full on embracing Socialism, state Democratic leaders are embracing Socialist policies, beginning with Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, who is maintaining sole control of...
Sanctions enforcement and anti-money laundering controls44
The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – Sanctions against Russia and Iran only work when governments and businesses enforce them consistently. Shadow fleets, hidden ownership, false documents, and artificial intelligence complicate compliance, while banks, shippers, nonprofits, and smaller firms face growing pressure to trace counterparties, money, vessels, and cargo before completing transactions...
Faith in God’s trustworthiness during challenges
FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – Faith grows strongest when uncertainty, suffering, conflict, and difficult questions test our trust in God. Through prayer, biblical truth, hope, and compassion, believers face antisemitism, despair, and end-times concerns while remembering that God remains faithful, life is sacred, and Christ calls His people to courage...
JD Vance and the future of conservative politics
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Trump rewrote the political map by making the GOP less the home of corporate polish and more the party of working Americans. Vance seems to be building on that shift. He talks less like a salesman and more like a strategist. JD Vance has become one of the clearest tests of where the Republican Party is headed after Trump...
From Marx to modern America: The enduring debate over communism
Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – We continue to see communists running for elected office under the banner of socialism—and winning across the nation. I do not know how any American who enjoys our freedoms and liberties can support a communist candidate who openly advocates an ideology built on complete government control over people’s lives...
Florida bans Flock cameras: ‘None of the government’s damn business:’ Gov DeSantis
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has drawn a clear line in the sand. “If you want to get in your car and you want to go down to Buc-ee’s in St. Augustine, it’s really none of the government’s damn business if you’re doing that,” DeSantis said, warning that Florida should not become a “digital AI surveillance state.”
When “Follow the Science” became a marketing campaign
Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – Even more perplexing is how “Follow the science” became synonymous with “Free Food and Drinks”. Who would’ve thunk? Krispy Kreme gave away one free original glazed doughnut for the better part of 2021 to anyone presenting a valid vaccination card. Shake Shack offered free crinkle-cut fries. Breweries offered up free beer, including...
Can a 240-year-old Constitution protect your digital privacy?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – How do we protect our rights from big-tech abuses? Is it a form of union, or must we be willing to give up the latest thing to protect our rights? What about those Automatic License Plate Readers? Can we defend our rights from the abuses of this technology? And really, is it the technology that’s the problem, or the public servants we hire that abuse it?
Labor Day safety reminders and civic responsibility
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Labor Day highlights the workers who keep America moving while rising fuel prices, inflation, healthcare costs, struggling schools, and mounting debt pressure families. The growing divide between political slogans and practical solutions underscores the need for accountability, election reform, and responsible leadership for future generations...
Why socialism appeals to young Americans and why it always fails
The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – Socialism promises guaranteed healthcare, guaranteed housing, guaranteed income, and guaranteed fairness. For young people who feel locked out of the prosperity they were told to expect, these guarantees feel like a lifeline. Capitalism, by contrast, can look chaotic and unfair. It rewards innovation and risk, but it also produces inequality, and it...
Transgender medicine and the “coalition of the fringes”
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Wilfred Reilly examines transgender medicine, biological sex, testosterone use, gender-affirming care, women’s sports, and political coalition-building. He argues that medical transition, identity-based policy, and addiction reform reveal broader conflicts between ideology, physical reality, incentives, and the practical standards people apply within families and wider society...
The courage to stand
Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – Pastor Ernie Sanders reflects on decades of Christian ministry, pro-life activism, broadcasting, and public engagement, urging pastors to speak boldly on abortion, government, cultural change, Israel, and biblical prophecy while emphasizing courage, resistance to tyranny, and faithfulness to Scripture in turbulent times and public life...
Socialism’s new generation and a tale of two nations
Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – A key example of America's rise and Britain's decline is the stark contrast between the UK and the US. The differences in the two countries could not be any more defined. Washington and London are like a Tale of Two Cities: Washington is once again clean and relatively crime-free under the guidance of President Trump, and America’s crime rates are...
What if America’s next great war is already underway—and the battlefield is your mind?
The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – Their objective is not simply to make Americans support China. Chinese Officers in the People’s Liberation Army, Wang Xiangsui and Qiao Liang, wrote this doctrine in their book Unrestricted Warfare, and they are now implementing it by dividing Americans into competing tribes, destroying trust, amplifying grievances, and convincing us that...
The Barrel Returns: Venezuela and the new energy map of the Americas
Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – The agreement also represents a strategic effort to displace Russian and Chinese influence from Venezuela. Blackmon sees it as part of a broader American campaign to rebuild defensible energy supply chains throughout the Western Hemisphere. Guyana offers a potential model: international investment transformed a small, previously...
The battle for childhood: Identity, authority, and the right to grow up
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Children face growing pressure from schools, clinics, social media, and cultural institutions shaping beliefs about gender, identity, and truth. The debate centers on vulnerability, parental authority, medical intervention, misinformation, faith, and whether compassion protects children or pushes them toward lasting harm and regret without restraint...
Shot down over Europe: The heroic story of Howard Snyder
Peace Through Strength, America’s Navy with LCDR Steve Rogers USN (Ret) – The hero is Howard Snyder, a World War II combat veteran. Joining me today is his son, Steve Snyder, president of the 306th Bomb Group Historical Association, board member of the 8th Air Force Historical Society, speaker, and author of SHOT DOWN: The True Story of Pilot Howard Snyder and the Crew of the B-17 Bomber Susan Ruth.
Project Panama: Inside AI’s secretive race to consume the world’s books
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Booksellers have recently discovered that AI has breached the gates. The revelation that millions of print books are being scanned to train artificial intelligence models and then destroyed should raise concern. “What I’ve been hearing is alarming. People are right to raise a red flag about it,” Susan Benne, executive director of the Antiquarian...
Lindsay Clancy supporters spark backlash with disturbing TikTok videos
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Across TikTok, women have begun posting staged, emotional videos identifying with Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children. Some are holding their own babies while discussing exhaustion, anxiety, motherhood, and mental health before declaring, “Same, Lindsay.” Others have posted videos depicting their own...
Contempt of Congress? What about contempt of the Constitution?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – There’s been a lot of talk about Dr. Fauci and others being held “in contempt of Congress,” but what about those members of Congress and others who hold the Constitution and their oath to support it in contempt? Senator Hawley holds his oath in contempt with all of his “kangaroo court” investigations. Remember, Senator, Congress writes the...
They just signed the death warrant on cash!
On the Record with Christian Briggs – Christian Briggs warns that central bank digital currencies threaten financial privacy by replacing physical cash with programmable money. He examines surveillance, digital IDs, negative interest rates, de-banking, and automated account controls while urging federal protections to preserve cash and block a retail CBDC in America...
Retsef Levi was early, not wrong on COVID vaccines
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – MIT professor Retsef Levi challenges COVID-19 vaccine policy, citing safety signals, cardiac risks, shifting efficacy claims, censorship, and the need for individualized medical judgment. His warnings gain institutional recognition as health authorities reconsider universal recommendations and questions of patient autonomy, uncertainty, and trust persist today...
Wait… isn’t that a dewormer?
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Ashley Caputo, RN, FMP – I explore repurposed drugs, cancer biology, metabolic support, and integrative therapies while examining what research actually shows. I discuss ivermectin, fenbendazole, red-light therapy, nutrition, and faith, emphasizing evidence, safety, advocacy, and individualized care for people navigating difficult cancer treatment decisions and supportive options carefully...
Why America should stop apologizing for putting Americans first
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – America’s growing trade battles revive a larger debate over national priorities, manufacturing, inflation, globalization, and political authenticity. Supporters of America First argue leaders should defend workers, industry, energy, and economic sovereignty while rejecting policies that place international expectations ahead of measurable results at home first...
Lindsay Clancy is a baby killer supported by white liberal women
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Yes, postpartum depression is real. Yes, psychosis can be devastating. No serious person denies that. But compassion cannot become a shield for every act of evil. There is a line between suffering and slaughter. Clancy crossed it, and, by all accounts, she knew what she was doing. She researched methods. She made plans. She waited. Then she took...
Disconnect between military leadership and White House
The National Security Hour with Jack Maxey – The resignation of Dan Driscoll is not some minor personnel story. It is a warning flare. A senior official who questioned the rush into conflict with Iran, who pushed for streamlining the Army and giving soldiers the right to repair what they use, was pushed aside. That tells you plenty about who holds power and who gets punished for telling the...
Beyond the virus: The damage America still refuses to confront
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – When government power reaches into the most personal corners of life, it should be held to the highest standard, not granted a free pass because the moment is urgent. Privacy matters. Due process matters. Religious liberty matters. So does plain common sense. If a policy harms the young, the vulnerable, and the working people who...
The DSA reckoning is underway: A biblical warning for radical politics
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – For years, Democrats have emphasized the idea of a “big tent”—a coalition capable of bringing together people with widely different beliefs. But that strategy creates a difficult problem when the tent becomes large enough to include political factions that many traditional Democrats believe are fundamentally incompatible with the party's historic identity...
US-Iran escalation, sanctions, and election implications
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Escalating tensions with Iran, congressional spending battles, sanctuary city policies, and election-year politics expose a broader crisis of accountability. As economic pressure, military uncertainty, and immigration debates intensify, Americans face renewed questions about leadership, responsibility, law enforcement, and the consequences of political delay and weakness...
Exposing the geoengineering cartel, Q&A #207
America Out Loud PULSE with Malcolm Out Loud and Dr. Clayton J. Baker – Malcolm is right to call this a cartel. The same playbook that normalized gain-of-function research, hidden partnerships, and manufactured public consent is now visible in another arena. Power operates best when it stays out of sight, gaslights the public, and wraps itself in the language of science, safety, and...
America is going broke — and money is only half the problem
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – As I look at where our nation is, and where we are going, it seems some are pushing us toward both financial and moral bankruptcy. Not only is the federal government borrowing money we don’t have to pay for programs it is not legally allowed to create, but more and more of those programs are being used to replace our freedoms with...
Rick Fisher: China will not allow Iran to be defeated
Two Mikes on America Out Loud – Fisher noted that the U.S. and Israel are on the cusp of turning Iran into one of the world’s strategic pivot points and, eventually, a nuclear-armed dog of China. Beijing is already arming Iran and purchases virtually all of Iran’s oil. Indeed, Mr. Fisher claimed that China will not allow Iran to be defeated and disarmed by the United States and Israel...
Getting the Strait straight
The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – The US has shown that it can clear mines, protect commercial traffic, and strike launch sites before missiles reach the water. That is not theater. It is deterrence. It is also a reminder that economic warfare can be as decisive as airstrikes. When financial channels are cut, when banks, insurers, shippers, and front companies are all put on...
Detroit’s $1,000 bribe to get kids to class
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Detroit public schools offer gift cards worth up to $1,000 to reward student attendance as chronic absenteeism remains a serious problem. Critics argue that simply paying students to appear in class does little to improve engagement, academic performance, or meaningful learning outcomes for struggling students...
When nurses speak up: The hidden cost of patient advocacy
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – Nurses are taught from the very beginning of their careers that patient advocacy is one of their highest responsibilities. We are expected to speak up when something doesn't seem right, question unsafe practices, and always put the patient's well-being first. But what happens when raising those concerns creates conflict?
America’s fraud epidemic: Who pays when everyone games the system?
The Counter Momentum of Spin, with Dr. Franco Musio – The fraud “space” in the United States government is estimated at $186 to $500 billion, which is surpassed by the private sector. For example, insurance fraud costs the U.S. economy over $308 billion annually. The major types of insurance fraud include Life Insurance, Medicare/Medicaid, Workers’ Compensation, and...
The protected class: What the Hunter Biden saga exposed about Washington
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – That is the real scandal. Not just the drugs, not just the chaos, not just the sleaze. It is the media’s willingness to protect one side while destroying the other. It is a political class that expects voters to accept dysfunction as normal so long as the correct party is in charge. It is the use of compassion as camouflage. Americans know the difference...
Is Islam the threat some say it is?
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Historian Bill Federer examines Islam’s origins, the Qur’an, Sharia law, and centuries of conquest while contrasting Islamic teachings with Judeo-Christian principles. He warns that ignorance of foundational beliefs and legal traditions threatens religious freedom, women’s rights, and America’s constitutional values from within over time today...