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Two Endgames: Iran’s regime and the Republican Party
Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – Can Iran survive military destruction, collapsing oil revenues, secondary sanctions, and financial isolation? John Naimi, and Major Fred Galvin - how long can the IRGC survive, or is death the only answer? What does the future hold for the Republican Party? Wallace Garneau joins us - Conservatism beyond Trump - After the wrecking ball…
What drives the Dearborn, MI rage?
Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – Dearborn’s Muslim population, political tensions, religious divisions, and concerns over assimilation fuel a broader debate about Islam, Christianity, Sharia law, terrorism, and constitutional values. The discussion contrasts fear of ideological domination with calls for lawful resistance, Christian witness, compassion, and courageous engagement across cultural lines...
America defeated communism before. Why is it back?
Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Now, in our lifetime, communism is showing its face again—this time with far greater strength than in years past. These supporters have gained influence within the Democratic Party and are backing candidates for public office, from local school boards and city halls to the U.S. Senate—and the White House in 2028...
Elections are just the beginning
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Election integrity raises deeper questions about constitutional limits, federal power, citizenship, representation, and state authority. As debates over mail-in ballots, non-citizen voting, census rules, and executive action intensify, preserving self-government depends on enforcing constitutional boundaries and resisting the steady expansion of centralized control in Washington...
From military destruction to economic strangulation
The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – And now comes the economic hammer: tariffs against countries that continue qualifying trade with Iran. Can Iran survive military destruction, collapsing oil revenues, secondary sanctions, financial isolation, and pressure on every nation still keeping its economy alive? Join Fred Galvin on The National Security Hour as we...
Following the money in the 2026 midterms
Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – While face time is a key component in winning elections, the size of a candidate's bank account is even more so. Paul Sperry of “X” writes, “The Shariah-ruling arm of the US Muslim Brotherhood has issued a fatwah unlocking an estimated $140 million a year in tithing from American Muslims to finance the campaigns of...
World War II never ended: Why energy will decide the next global order
Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – If Europe wants security, it needs fracking, gas terminals, refineries, nuclear plants, transmission, storage, and a workforce willing to build them. If it wants industrial resilience, it must stop treating coal, gas, and nuclear as moral failures. The same logic applies to the US. Data centers, AI, drones, factories, and modern grids do not run on...
Their plan vs. God’s plan: When evil turns to good
FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – Joseph’s story shows how faith endures betrayal, hardship, and uncertainty when God’s plan is not yet visible. Even in painful seasons, God remains present, turns evil toward good, and calls believers to trust His sovereignty, reject despair, and hold firmly to truth, hope, and redemption...
Dolly Parton’s greatest legacy wasn’t her music
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – In an increasingly divided culture, Parton managed to appeal to people across political, religious, cultural, and generational lines. Her music crossed boundaries, but so did her kindness. She didn't seem interested in using her fame to create enemies or deepen divisions. Instead, she used her platform to encourage people, make them...
9/11 at 25: The warnings America cannot afford to forget
The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – The American public was never given the full picture. Official language softened the enemy. Bureaucracies preferred vague terms to hard truths. That made the country slower to understand the threat and easier to manipulate. When governments hide the nature of an adversary, they also weaken the public will needed to confront it...
Medicine, fear, fertility, and the collapse of institutional confidence
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Emergency physician Alessandro Loiola challenges COVID-era medical policy, declining institutional trust, and falling fertility, arguing that science requires open debate, early treatment, and freedom from political control. He warns that fear, distraction, and demographic decline threaten medicine, family continuity, and Western civilization’s future and stability...
Randi Weingarten’s Target boycott puts ICE battle at center stage
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – AFT president Randi Weingarten calls ICE actions illegal and immoral while they claim she is a criminal illegal alien supporter. Weingarten is urging her members to boycott Target, deeming the company unethical, because it refuses to publicly denounce ICE. As usual, Weingarten finds herself on the wrong side of the argument...
Watching the watchers: Who safeguards America’s safeguards?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – How safe are you really? Do you expect government actors to come protect you? Who makes sure those actors aren’t the ones you need protection from? What do you do then? Meanwhile, the Department of Justice recently sent out watchers to oversee primary elections in Florida and Wyoming. I guess no one told the DOJ that Congress has no...
Can America survive without the faith that shaped its founding?
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Pastor David Whitney – Pastor Whitney and Pastor Pete explore this statement and dig into why they said that. Christianity is a faith that is built not on a person doing something for God in order to gain His favor. It is rather a faith that depends on God to forgive them their sins and give them the Holy Spirit, which has the power to overcome their...
Donnie Wahlberg and Jenny McCarthy baptized: Finding faith beyond Hollywood fame
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Donnie Wahlberg and Jenny McCarthy publicly embrace Christian faith through baptism, sharing a message of repentance, renewal, and surrender to Christ. Their testimony challenges Hollywood’s promises of fulfillment, highlights spiritual hunger beyond fame, and offers a hopeful reminder that true peace begins with God alone...
We FOUND America on Liberty!
Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – Dr. Marlene McMillan joins Rev. Bill Cook to explore how liberty, faith, personal responsibility, and self-government can help renew a declining culture. Their conversation challenges individuals and families to recover enduring principles, resist deception and technocracy, strengthen character, and become courageous refounders of American freedom...
Communism rising
Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – Bruce Robertson examines the rise of communism in America, arguing that dishonesty, corruption, declining morality, and public distrust threaten the constitutional republic. He connects these trends to political leadership, media credibility, and civic values while urging Americans to recognize the danger and defend truth today...
USS Abraham Lincoln: Separating deployment reality from media hype
Peace Through Strength, America’s Navy with LCDR Steve Rogers USN (Ret) – Consider this example of media misrepresentation: some outlets showed a photo they claimed depicted a mess hall aboard the U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln, with trays on a table containing little or no food. What they failed to note were the cinderblock columns visible in the image—cinderblock columns on a ship. Need I say more?
DEI regulations changes, political strategy effects
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – America enters another election season facing voter apathy, political infighting, and complacency that threaten Republican gains. Strong turnout, border security, government spending battles, and frustration over Washington’s pace shape the stakes as voters are urged to stay engaged, show up, and protect hard-won momentum nationwide...
Who redesigned the family? God’s order vs social engineering
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – We are looking at a planned agenda to incorporate social engineering, telling people they can change their sex, changing family roles, and changing the family line-up. Who are you in covenant (agreement) with? Are you following God’s design or another human being’s ideas? When God designed the family, He considered all phases of...
When AI leaves the screen: Machines that can see, decide and act
On the Record with Christian Briggs – AI systems are also becoming better at analyzing vocal cues, facial movement, hesitation, and other signals associated with human emotion. They do not literally read minds, but they can increasingly adapt their behavior based on how they think a person is reacting. Christian looks at the Tony Robbins AI coaching platform, along with internet speculation about...
Skepticism toward critical race theory in universities
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Cambridge’s handling of Jason Arday raises difficult questions about academic standards, plagiarism, racial preferences, and institutional accountability. The debate examines whether universities compromise equal scrutiny in pursuit of diversity goals and argues that scholarship depends on consistent standards applied fairly to every academic without exception...
From teddy bears to hidden grades: America’s growing fear of discomfort
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Have we made it a normal practice for grown adults to carry around stuffed animals for comfort? If students are not given the opportunity to be courageous in the face of struggles, progress will be nonexistent in their lives. They will expect everything to be handed to them, and be sorely disappointed when they come to realize we live in...
The hidden world of private credit: Big money, little oversight
Two Mikes on America Out Loud – Jamie Diamond, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, has publicly condemned the unregulated private credit companies - and for good reason! Mr. McManus has done extensive research into the Private Credit Industry and found that the industry is successful and now has a nationwide value of two trillion dollars, but that no government regulations govern its operations and lending behavior...
Will the constitutionally literate Americans please stand up
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Not everything you’ve heard about the Constitution is actually true. Not even everything judges say about the Constitution is accurate. With all of these stories and anecdotes going around, I have to ask, will those Americans who are constitutionally literate please stand up? Donald Trump pointed out that term limits should be...
The quiet weight of caring for an elderly parent
The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – Caring for an elderly parent brings emotional, physical, and financial demands that reshape family life. Planning ahead, maintaining connection, and offering consistent compassion help preserve dignity, reduce isolation, and remind aging parents that they remain valued, loved, and deeply connected to family and community life...
The missing question in medicine: Why is this happening?
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Ashley Caputo, RN, FMP – The conversation explores what happens when healthcare moves beyond asking, “What can we give someone for this symptom?” and begins asking, “What factors may be contributing to this problem?” Using common examples such as hypertension, insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, reflux, bloating, and constipation...
The Stockdale Paradox: They forgot he was an American hero
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – Stockdale’s military career alone would have been enough to secure his place in history. He became a naval aviator, flew numerous aircraft, served as a test pilot, and later commanded fighter squadrons. He was also present during one of the most consequential and controversial moments of the Vietnam era, the Gulf of Tonkin...
Why is the killer being celebrated? Spencer Pratt confronts the inverted mob
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Outside the courthouse, the sidewalk scene has looked less like a solemn vigil for murdered toddlers and more like a political campaign. Hundreds of supporters dressed in matching pink shirts gathered to rally on behalf of Lindsay Clancy, brandishing signs, snapping selfies, and chanting slogans of solidarity. While postpartum depression and psychiatric...
America cannot sanction its way back to global dominance
The National Security Hour with Jack Maxey – At home, the costs are already visible. Inflation is real, even when statistics try to dress it up. Debt is ballooning. The defense establishment keeps feeding on itself while promising security it can no longer deliver. The result is a nation that talks like an empire and behaves like a creditor with a collapsing balance sheet...
Demystifying artificial intelligence for readers
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Artificial intelligence already shapes daily life, influencing what Americans see, choose, and trust. As AI advances toward artificial general intelligence, questions of power, accountability, personhood, human rights, energy, and national security demand immediate attention, clear laws, and strong constitutional protections before technology outruns responsible oversight...
RIP: Dolly Rebecca Parton, the world will always remember you
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Dolly Parton remains an enduring American icon, remembered for her unmistakable voice, timeless songs, humility, generosity, and devotion to faith, family, and country. Her life reflects grit, grace, and authenticity, showing how extraordinary success can coexist with kindness, character, and a rooted sense of purpose...
By Dawn’s Early Light exposes the battle over religious freedom
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Free Speech is under attack. More and more here in the U.S., people have been censored, attacked, and even killed for speaking truth on issues and preaching the gospel. Local activist patriots April Walker and Joy Beers are working hard to reach out to conservative groups, churches, and others to allow them to bring the...
Sobering facts on alcohol use, Q&A #206
America Out Loud PULSE with Malcolm Out Loud and Dr. Steve LaTulippe – If the idea behind athletes vigorously sweating has removed spike and mRNA, would that mean their subclinical myocarditis can recover, even without detox? What can someone with low blood pressure take to detox from Spike? I am not vaccinated & want your opinion on supplements for brain myelin sheath?
SCOTUS clears way for mail-in vote restrictions
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Dissenting Justices Kagan, Sotomayor, and Jackson said that it is clear that the states “face a sufficiently concrete and imminent injury to satisfy Article III” of the U.S. Constitution. The states should not be required to wait to “bring their serious challenges to the Executive Order.”
September 11 anniversary, community support, and healing
The MAHA Lowdown with Jeff Louderback – Twenty-five years after September 11, remembrance still calls Americans to honor sacrifice, strengthen communities, and value resilience. The lessons of Ground Zero extend beyond memorials, urging greater attention to health, food, local responsibility, and the daily choices that help build a stronger nation together today...
Why authoritarianism keeps winning and why AI may finish the job
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – Power shifts through elections, courts, surveillance, foreign influence, and artificial intelligence as guests examine authoritarianism, psychopathy, human personhood, and technological control. The discussion challenges Americans to defend freedom, constitutional rights, human agency, and spiritual identity before expanding systems redefine who holds power and who counts...
What would you do if disaster struck tomorrow?
The Nurses Report on America Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN, BC-FMP – He returned from Venezuela after participating in search and rescue and humanitarian relief efforts following the devastating earthquake. What Steve witnessed firsthand in Venezuela—and how conditions on the ground compare to what we're seeing in the media. The critical first hours after a disaster and why preparation before a crisis is essential. The biggest mistakes families make when planning for emergencies...
What we are teaching the rising generation
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – What are we teaching the rising generation through schools, government policies, and our own actions? Declining academic standards, political influence, mounting national debt, and punishment of parental concerns raise troubling questions about whether young Americans are learning to think independently, value freedom, and accept responsibility...
Beware of the sophisticated scammers
The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – Sophisticated scammers exploit fear, urgency, official-looking messages, and false authority to manipulate victims into costly mistakes. From impersonation fraud to institutional corruption, vigilance becomes essential as citizens verify claims, preserve evidence, question pressure tactics, and protect themselves and others from calculated deception and intimidation schemes...