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Chief, why is it party of citizen (not only in NY) but in every other jurisdiction controlled by these people?
This gang member allegedly terrorized those in his own Bronx neighborhood; and yet, Mamdani was not interested in their public safety, only using this for his own; for their own political advantage.
Chief, wasn’t it interesting that the mobs who attacked the
Federal sources said it’s believed Belgal slipped into the US with a migrant caravan in 2022 without encountering border patrol.
By December 2023, he’d been arrested for the armed robbery a month prior, according to authorities and court records.
Belgal was driving with two people in the backseat along Morris Avenue, when he turned and pointed a gun at them while demanding “give me your jewelry or I will shoot you,” according to the criminal complaint.
The victims handed over jewelry and about $500 cash, and Belgal was later caught — but then released without bail pending trial, records showed. This is whom Mamdani referred to as a New Yorker?
His shooting sparked widespread outrage from lefty New York pols and anti-ICE protesters, who swarmed New York-Presbyterian Allen Hospital, where cops brought Belgal in the aftermath — before he was swept away by the feds in a car. How did this mob assemble and spring into action so quickly?
And now those behind Belgal being here in the first place, what the Commissioner to resign. Why do they want Jessica Tish’s head?
Minnesota homecoming shooting suspect out on bond after gunfire sends football fans fleeing
Adam Abdihakeem Adam, 18 (son of Somali immigrants), faces felony assault charges after allegedly shooting 2 teenagers outside the high school.
Bloomington Police Chief: Booker Hodges calls out Somali gangs as assimilation concerns rise following major automatic gunfire in local neighborhood.
Why to Democrat controlled continue to release dangerous criminals back onto the street?
What is “no-condition” bail?
In your opinion, what are the shortcomings of our criminal justice system, especially at the state level?
What does President Trump and others want to see changed? How can you do that with so many DA’s and prosecutors in George Soros pocket?
John, what are those policies which should implemented to create a safer America?
A new book by Samuel Gregg (released today) takes aim at the DSA (among others), and how free market…
Why does the DSA appear to be winning the debate on free market capitalism? Are they feeding off the public’s anger?
In Michigan, (your home state), Abdul El Sayed is a DSA candidate, where free market capitalism built the auto industry. Why would UAW and other union members in Michigan vote for socialism in a place where it has provided so much, for so many?
What is contained within the DSA platform?
Labor Rights: Mandates a 32-hour work week, living wages, and stronger labor unions.
Universal Public Services: Guarantees universal healthcare (Medicare for All), universal housing, universal child care, and tuition-free public college.
They promise “PERMANENT AFFORDABILITY,” how is that possible.
Debt and Taxation: Calls for the cancellation of student debt and higher taxes on the wealthy.
Public Ownership: Advocates for public ownership or control of major industries and essential services.
Climate and Foreign Policy: Pushes for a Green New Deal, an end to U.S. wars and military aid to Israel, and the defunding of the Pentagon.
The DSA says you will have “no debt” and a “publicly funded retirement” after they tear down the “entire global system of capital.” That means you will die as a ward of the state without a penny to your name. When the DSA calls for abolishing the police and prison system — and it really does call for that — the goal would ultimately be to use it as a temporary measure to accelerate the revolution.
Trump Russia hoax, a CIA op? Not the first time the CIA has been accused of an American Coop’.
Has the Russia Hoax done permanent damage to America’s political system? (Jeffrey Lord)
If you stopped ten, ordinary people on the street and asked them if Trump colluded with Russia, I believe at least half would respond; yes!
Jeffrey, I believe that the failure to indict anyone involved in the scandal has done more damage than the actual hoax. Do you agree?
You mentioned the media’s role in the Russia hoax, however, the ABC hit job on Donald Jr. and Eric Trump shows us that they have no intention of mending their ways.
Jeffrey, the Talarico disappearance reminded me immediately of Tom Eagleton – 1972. What do you remember?
I personally felt bad for Eagleton, however; back in 1972, any mention of shock therapy treatments freaked most people out. Today, shock therapy is back in use and it has been found to be a successful treatment.
In Talarico’s case, covering up a mental health breakdown during the campaign, might be as damaging as trying to conceal one from the past; correct?
In Eagleton’s case, he was eventually forced off the ticket and replaced by Sergeant Shriver. What would happen if the rumors turned out to be true – prior to November 3rd?
Jeffrey, do you see a BLUE-WAVE coming on November 3rd? Do you believe that President Trump’s campaigning will show positive results?
From a political standpoint, what was your reaction to the raid on MN Congresswoman, Ilhan Omar’s DC home yesterday?
Todd, why do all the polling we see always show the Republican behind?
Do you believe that President Trump’s campaigning will move the needle for Republicans in November?
Do you believe that the possibility of communist control over Capitol Hill will increase turnout?
Your new book is very encouraging about America’s future; abut America’s golden age. What occurs on November 3rd will tell us if the Golden Age survives for future generations of Americans, or will we be sentenced to live under communism in America?
If the Dem-Coms have sized upon the affordability issue, how do they explain that they are the ones who brought us high inflation; and now they want the keys (once again) to the nation.
Todd, what do you make of the hit job against Donald Jr. and Eric Trump by ABC News; less than month before the November midterms? Isn’t this this same MO of these same media types, concealing the Hunter Biden laptop in October, 2020 from voters?
Republicans have the antidote to disastrous DSA healthcare policies!
With Election Day looming, the DSA is touting Medicare for All which would DESTROY our health care system by rationing care while driving up costs. The White House estimates it would cost 47 trillion dollars over the next 10 years. Medical productivity would fall by 22%. America’s seniors would be left behind, thanks to these radical socialists.
What Republicans need to do on the campaign trail is talk about policies that can deliver real results, and healthcare policy expert Charles Sauer, president of the Market Institute, can speak about a huge one–reducing hospital consolidation.
Currently, Medicare’s reimbursement rates favor hospitals over independent doctors, and that payment difference encourages hospitals to consolidate healthcare markets, driving up prices for American patients.
How do you make reimbursement rates “site-neutral” or equal across care settings, will lower costs for patients?
How do Republicans can prioritize enacting site-neutrality following the midterms, with bills like the Same Care, Lower Cost Act.
Iowa City Council Meeting Erupts after Former Member Opens with ‘Hail Satan’
The infiltration of governments in America (at all levels) of communists, Islamists and Satanists
Iowa city council meeting erupts after former member opens meeting with satanic prayer and 'Hail Satan'
A city council in Iowa erupted after a resident opened a meeting with a satanic prayer Tuesday.
Before the meeting of the Ottumwa City Council began, former council member Matt Dalbey opened with an invocation to the "dark father" to "embrace the Luciferian impulse to eat from the tree of knowledge" before ending with a "Hail Satan" declaration.
After the council recited the Pledge of Allegiance and took roll, New Life Center Pastor Rick Bick interrupted the meeting to demand pushback against Dalbey's invocation.
Let there be no mistake, the Dem-Coms DEI means including prayers to Satan at a local community board meeting. Why did this happen?
The meeting proceeded, but not before Council Member Cara Galloway raised her concerns about recent legislation that had allowed Dalbey to recite the satanic prayer.
She was referring to a January-approved invocation policy which stated prayers or statements from any faith or philosophy would be allowed to open Ottumwa’s city council meetings — which Galloway argued would be a “slippery slope” towards controversy.
“I think we’ve opened ourselves up for others to object or respond to others’ invocations, and we need to remember that we are up here to be neutral,” Galloway said at the meeting’s close.
“I think I specifically referenced that having someone from the church of Satan or a prayer about Satan when we talked about that, that this could happen and we would need to allow it,” she added.
Dem-Com forced DEI policies nationwide were designed to force local governments to allow prayers in Christian America to Satan, to allow men in our daughter’s locker rooms and to radical Islamists to gain power over us.
If the town of Ottumwa, Iowa sounds familiar, it was the fictional home of one of televisions most-beloved characters: Radar O’Reilly
More appreciation for opening our nation to Somali brothers and sisters in Tampon-Tim’s Minneapolis:
Mall of America terror plot thwarted; suspected ISIS sympathizer arrested, FBI announces
Sheikhdoon Abdullahi Mohamud, 18, arrested after buying AK-47-style rifle from undercover FBI employee
An 18-year-old Minnesota man who allegedly pledged allegiance to ISIS and discussed carrying out a mass shooting at the Mall of America was arrested after buying an AK-47-style rifle, magazines and ammunition from an undercover FBI employee, according to newly filed federal court documents.
Sheikhdoon Abdullahi Mohamud had allegedly spent months discussing his desire to carry out an attack, telling an FBI confidential source in September, "I can’t wait until I kill kuffar man. October 24 is the day insha Allah," according to an affidavit filed in federal court in Minnesota.
When the source later asked why he had chosen Oct. 24, Mohamud allegedly pointed to a "Hmong Arts Celebration" at the Mall of America, saying it would have "a lot of people," the affidavit states.
Mohamud, who was born in the United States and is a U.S. citizen, is the son of Somali nationals who later became naturalized U.S. citizens, multiple federal law enforcement sources told Fox News Digital.
Satan prayers at official government meetings, Minnesota Islamists terrorists and Commie Mamdani moving ahead to fund gender-affirming care for children in NYC.
Christians and Jews remained silent, and now they are coming for us
MRC Reports Broadcast Networks Devote Zero Minutes to Illegal Immigrants Caught Trying to Vote
An MRC study found that elitist media networks ABC, CBS, and NBC spent zero seconds on recent arrests and indictments of non-citizens caught trying to vote.
Monitoring extended across all major morning and evening news programs from September 1 through the morning of October 7.
The broadcast network blackout occurred despite multiple serious criminal cases involving illegal immigrants from nations like Venezuela, Jamaica, and Senegal.
The total omission directly conceals evidence challenging progressive narratives that voter fraud is non-existent.
MRC analysts looked at the broadcast network (ABC, CBS, NBC) evening and morning shows for over a month (September 1 through the morning of October 7) and found not one single mention of illegal immigrants being caught trying to vote.
It should be noted that ABC, CBS, and NBC did cover New Jersey Democratic Governor Mikie Sherrill’s July 21 announcement that a “serious software error” had led to the registration of 6,600 people who were not citizens. However, the last network stories on that came on July 22, and there has been zero coverage since.
MSM is very good at burning stories which would be problematic for the Dem-Coms just prior to an election (Hunter Biden Laptop).
Geoff, what is your reaction to MSM saying that President Trump wants to nuke LA and San Diego?
They claim that President Trump stood up at his rally in Nebraska on Monday and invited Iran to bomb LA and San Diego.
‘Take out’ Los Angeles and San Diego? Trump is beyond irresponsible,” screeched The Guardian.
“Trump draws backlash after he suggests Iran could ‘take out’ Los Angeles or San Diego,” sniffed CNN.
Alex, what was your reaction to learning that the City of Ottumwa, Iowa, permitted a satanic prayer to open…
Fake Bombs, a Phantom Bomber, an Inconvenient Suspect, and an Autistic J6 “Pipe Bomb Patsy.”
For nearly five years, two pipe bombs planted outside the Democratic and Republican National Committee headquarters remained one of the most baffling mysteries surrounding January 6. Now, with Brian Cole Jr. indicted and facing a February trial.
Five years passed before anyone was arrested for the J6 pipe bombs.
Gait analysis initially pointed investigators toward a different suspect; Cole nabbed very soon thereafter.
Brian Cole Jr. faces trial despite disputed physical evidence.
Cole’s alleged confession raises questions about his interrogation.
Unsealed records could expose major flaws in the investigation.
When the mob came for Nixon:
On May 13th 1958, Vice President Richard Nixon traveled to Caracas, Venezuela for an official state visit. What occurred during that visit, Nixon’s composure when facing an angry mob, would later help to define the 37th President of the United States.
In Stone Cold Truth, Roger Stone lays out the qualities of the man, who would be President just 11-years later.
Roger, three days later, RINO Rich Lowry responded to your column with a trash piece on Nixon in National Review. Lowry was three-months old when Nixon defeated Humphrey in 1968. He was six when Nixon left office. What does he know about those times?
How do you respond?
The infiltration of governments in America (at all levels) of communists, Islamists and Satanists
Iowa city council meeting erupts after former member opens meeting with satanic prayer and 'Hail Satan'
A city council in Iowa erupted after a resident opened a meeting with a satanic prayer Tuesday.
Before the meeting of the Ottumwa City Council began, former council member Matt Dalbey opened with an invocation to the "dark father" to "embrace the Luciferian impulse to eat from the tree of knowledge" before ending with a "Hail Satan" declaration.
After the council recited the Pledge of Allegiance and took roll, New Life Center Pastor Rick Bick interrupted the meeting to demand pushback against Dalbey's invocation.
Let there be no mistake, the Dem-Coms DEI means including prayers to Satan at a local community board meeting. Why did this happen?
The meeting proceeded, but not before Council Member Cara Galloway raised her concerns about recent legislation that had allowed Dalbey to recite the satanic prayer.
She was referring to a January-approved invocation policy which stated prayers or statements from any faith or philosophy would be allowed to open Ottumwa’s city council meetings — which Galloway argued would be a “slippery slope” towards controversy.
“I think we’ve opened ourselves up for others to object or respond to others’ invocations, and we need to remember that we are up here to be neutral,” Galloway said at the meeting’s close.
“I think I specifically referenced that having someone from the church of Satan or a prayer about Satan when we talked about that, that this could happen and we would need to allow it,” she added.
Dem-Com forced DEI policies nationwide were designed to force local governments to allow prayers in Christian America to Satan, to allow men in our daughter’s locker rooms and to radical Islamists to gain power over us.
If the town of Ottumwa, Iowa sounds familiar, it was the fictional home of one of television’s most-beloved characters: Radar O’Reilly
More appreciation for opening our nation to Somali brothers and sisters in Tampon-Tim’s Minneapolis:
Mall of America terror plot thwarted; suspected ISIS sympathizer arrested, FBI announces
Sheikhdoon Abdullahi Mohamud, 18, arrested after buying AK-47-style rifle from undercover FBI employee
An 18-year-old Minnesota man who allegedly pledged allegiance to ISIS and discussed carrying out a mass shooting at the Mall of America was arrested after buying an AK-47-style rifle, magazines and ammunition from an undercover FBI employee, according to newly filed federal court documents.
Sheikhdoon Abdullahi Mohamud had allegedly spent months discussing his desire to carry out an attack, telling an FBI confidential source in September, "I can’t wait until I kill kuffar man. October 24 is the day insha Allah," according to an affidavit filed in federal court in Minnesota.
When the source later asked why he had chosen Oct. 24, Mohamud allegedly pointed to a "Hmong Arts Celebration" at the Mall of America, saying it would have "a lot of people," the affidavit states.
Mohamud, who was born in the United States and is a U.S. citizen, is the son of Somali nationals who later became naturalized U.S. citizens, multiple federal law enforcement sources told Fox News Digital.
Satan prayers at official government meetings, Minnesota Islamists terrorists and Commie Mamdani moving ahead to fund gender-affirming care for children in NYC.
Christians and Jews remained silent, and now they are coming for us
Has this nation learned anything from the Duke Lacrosse Case?
The Prosecutor’s Dilemma:
“That it is better 100 guilty persons should escape, than that one innocent person should suffer.” — Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
The hardest decision a government prosecutor may ever face is also one of the most important tests of the rule of law: What do you do when you believe a crime occurred, and you believe you know who committed it, but you do not believe you can prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt and to a moral certainty?
The temptation is obvious. A prosecutor is a public official. The alleged victim wants justice. The public demands accountability. The alleged offenders appear unsympathetic. The known facts produce moral outrage. Yet none of those considerations changes the prosecutor's constitutional obligation.
A criminal prosecution is not a referendum on whether something terrible probably happened. It is an attempt to prove, in a courtroom, that a particular defendant committed a particular crime beyond a reasonable doubt and to a moral certainty.
The recently renewed investigation into an alleged sexual assault involving seven Cornell University fraternity members illustrates this dilemma. The woman has alleged that she was sexually assaulted by multiple men at a Chi Phi fraternity house in October 2024. The case initially was not prosecuted, but it has now been reopened and reassigned amid the emergence of additional information and intense public scrutiny.
The publicly reported record demonstrates why prosecutors cannot simply substitute belief for evidence. The woman's accounts developed over time. According to reporting based on investigative records, she initially described some sexual activity as consensual, later described other conduct as coercive and subsequently became unequivocal in saying that she had been raped. She also continued friendly communications with at least one of the men afterward.
Those facts do not, by themselves, establish that no rape occurred. Trauma, intoxication, confusion, delayed realization, embarrassment, victim guilt and fragmented memory can complicate the way sexual-assault victims describe events. Experts have emphasized precisely that point.
But neither should a prosecutor pretend that inconsistencies do not exist. They are evidence that a jury may consider, and prosecutors have an ethical obligation to assess how those inconsistencies may affect the likelihood of obtaining a conviction.
That is the difference between believing a victim and being able to prove a criminal case.
The prosecutor is not the victim's lawyer. The prosecutor represents the government and, ultimately, the public interest in justice. That interest includes punishing the provably guilty and refusing to prosecute people whose guilt the government cannot prove.
This distinction is especially important in emotionally charged sexual-assault cases. There is an understandable social demand that prosecutors believe victims. But the criminal justice system cannot operate on the principle that an accusation is proof. Nor can it operate on the opposite principle — that an initially uncertain victim must necessarily be lying. Both propositions are inconsistent with due process.
The prosecutor's job is to investigate and evaluate.
That means gathering physical evidence. It means interviewing the complainant and the accused, if they consent. It means testing competing accounts rather than simply adopting one. And it means asking the uncomfortable question: If I were defending this case, what reasonable doubt would I be able to present to the jury?
The Cornell matter illustrates why that process must be meticulous. The district attorney has said that the information originally provided to his office differed materially from information subsequently made public, including transcripts containing statements by the woman that she was confident she had been raped.
He also said he had not initially received those full interview transcripts. Whatever one's ultimate conclusion about the case, those circumstances justify a renewed investigation. A prosecutor should never decide that a case is unprovable while important evidence remains unevaluated.
But reopening an investigation with a new prosecutor does not mean that charges must ultimately follow.
Public pressure cannot lower the burden of proof.
Neither can the seriousness of the accusation. Neither can the fact that a university disciplinary proceeding reached a conclusion. A university's determination under its disciplinary rules is not equivalent to a criminal prosecution. The criminal justice system operates under a substantially different standard because the consequences are radically different: Criminal conviction can mean substantial imprisonment, lifelong registration requirements and the stigma of a criminal record.
The prosecutor therefore faces a genuine moral dilemma. If she declines prosecution and the defendants actually committed the crime, justice will have been denied. But if she prosecutes a case she does not believe she can prove and the defendants are acquitted, justice has also been denied.
There is no painless answer.
The answer provided by Anglo-American law is the presumption of innocence and the requirement of proof beyond a reasonable doubt and to a moral certainty. Those principles deliberately place the risk of error on the government rather than on the victim or the accused.
It is better, under our constitutional system, for the government to decline a difficult prosecution than for it to obtain a conviction simply because public opinion believes someone must be punished.
The lesson of the Cornell controversy is that justice is not measured by whether prosecutors satisfy public anger. It is measured by whether they faithfully apply the law.
A prosecutor who brings charges because the public demands them, despite believing that guilt cannot be established, is not demonstrating courage. She is abandoning the very safeguard that separates criminal justice from mob rule.
The prosecutor's duty is simultaneous compassion toward an alleged victim and fairness toward an accused person. Those obligations are not mutually exclusive. Indeed, they are the essence of the rule of law.
Believe the allegation enough to investigate it fully. Believe the evidence enough to follow it wherever it leads.
But charge only when the evidence permits the government honestly to conclude it can prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt and to a moral certainty. Anything less risks turning the criminal courts from instruments of public justice into instruments of public vengeance.
The Enemy Within: Mamdani certainly sounds like he’s in league with the enemy. (Scott Mackay)
Wednesday was October 7, after all, the third anniversary of Hamas’ unbridled atrocities against Israeli civilians, and Hamas’ favorite American mayor (this may not be specifically true, but he’s at least in the top five), Zohran Mamdani, had this to say:
This day is profoundly painful for so many New Yorkers. It marks three years since the horrific war crimes of October 7. On that day, Hamas killed more than 1,100 Israelis and abducted 251 others. We grieve alongside our many friends and neighbors who still carry that unthinkable loss.
On October 7th, Mamdani could not help himself, he released a statement (again) claiming that Israel is guilty of Genocide inside Gaza.
Is there any doubt anymore? Are we not being given a crystal-clear demonstration that we cannot allow any further encroachment of Islamic culture, religion, and politics into our society?
Islam is a black pill for the West. Make a stand, or swallow that pill. I said it a week ago; I’m going to have to keep saying it.
From 1990 through the early 2000’s, millions of Somali’s were given access to the United States. One couple had a son. He grew into an Islamist, a terrorist. His name is: Sheikhdoon Abdullahi Mohamud.
Does Freedom Still Exist in Britain?
9:00 · Show Open: What occurred after October 7th and after October 7th
New Documentary Reveals Inside Story of Israel’s Historic Hostage Rescue in Gaza!
Operation Arnon reveals the gripping inside story of a daring, high-stakes IDF rescue mission to free four hostages from Hamas in Gaza’s Nuseirat refugee camp. Through harrowing firsthand accounts, the film explores the extraordinary courage and sacrifice that prove hope can endure, even in the darkest of moments.
On June 8, 2024, Israeli special forces executed a daring daylight raid deep into Hamas-controlled territory in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza. In a meticulously planned mission involving precise intelligence, simultaneous assaults on multiple buildings where hostages were held by Hamas in civilian homes, and extraction under intense enemy fire, the IDF successfully rescued four hostages: Noa Argamani, Almog Meir Jan, Andrey Kozlov, and Shlomi Ziv — all kidnapped during the October 7, 2023, Nova Music Festival massacre.
The operation, originally codenamed “Seeds of Summer,” was renamed Operation Arnon in honor of Chief Inspector Arnon Zmora of the elite Yamam counterterrorism unit, who was fatally wounded while leading the breaching force to free three of the hostages. His sacrifice, alongside the heroism of commanders, intelligence officers, and the rescue teams, underscores the extraordinary risks taken to bring innocents home.
From Palladium Pictures, this powerful documentary features rare firsthand accounts from Israeli commanders and intelligence officials, emotional interviews with Arnon Zmora’s family, and a gripping reconstruction of the planning, execution, and chaotic firefight that ensued as Hamas and Islamic Jihad fighters swarmed the area. It also addresses the international controversy and debates surrounding the raid.
The film is the latest release in Palladium Pictures’ new slate of original documentaries and is now premiering on RealClearPolitics.
This is a story of courage, sacrifice, precision, and the human cost of rescuing hostages from a terrorist organization that uses civilians as shields. In an era of ongoing global conflict and hostage crises, Operation Arnon offers viewers an unfiltered look inside one of Israel’s most complex special operations.
Guest: Hannah Puder, producer and director of Operation Arnon: A Story of Hope and Sacrifice. · More about the guest
9:20 · Dr. Graceffo, you are safely back in Rome, by way of Poland. Putin has been attacking Ukraine bridges (3 of 6 Kiev’s road bridges); why is he doing…
- Dr. Graceffo, you are safely back in Rome, by way of Poland. Putin has been attacking Ukraine bridges (3 of 6 Kiev’s road bridges); why is he doing this at this stage in the war?
- Chancellor Fred Merz has committed to provide assistance to Ukraine ($1.5 Billion Dollars in military aid). How do you think Putin will respond against Germany?
- What do you make of Russian reports of an outbreak of “The Plague” in Siberia? Have the Russian’s been developing this kind of bio weapon, or could bio labs in Ukraine have been the source?
- What is it like for you; out of Ukraine, now watching the war from afar?
- Italy and Canada falling behind the U.S. in prosperity!
Guest: Antonio Graceffo, PhD, China-MBA, War Correspondent for The Gateway Pundit Connect with Antonio on Linkedin Writing Portfolio Writing Portfolio Website ChinaEconGroup See Antonio's books at Amazon
9:35 · ICE presses ahead with enforcement partnerships despite sanctuary policies!
- Congressional Democrats who have organized protests outside of a federal immigration detention center in New Jersey have not provided the public with any details about the violent nature of those who are incarcerated. They also have not commented on the taxpayer-funded benefits the illegal aliens have received.
- But House and Senate members have leveled several accusations against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) and its Delaney Hall facility in Newark that do not square with the facts. They have also joined with Gov. Mikie Sherrill (D) to advance sanctuary policies that obstruct law enforcement efforts.
- ICE has made a concerted effort to keep the public informed about its operations while also releasing detailed information about the criminal history of detained illegal aliens. But there appears to be a media blackout imposed against any coverage of successful law enforcement efforts.
- Most recently, for instance, ICE arrested two illegal aliens in New Jersey as part of a nationwide effort to root out fraudulent commercial driver’s license (CDL) activity. ICE arrested Zokhid Zakhidov, 37, in Woodbridge and Khayrullo Payzullaev, 30, in Hamilton on August 23. Both men are Uzbek citizens. Both men are, moreover, a menace to public safety.
- Zakhido possessed a New York commercial learner permit when he was arrested. He has been convicted for driving while intoxicated and has pending charges for “assault with intent to cause physical injury and harassment,” according to an ICE press release. Payzullaev held a “non-domiciled Pennsylvania commercial driver’s license” when he was arrested, the release said.
- The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Transportation (DOT) formed a partnership in July for the purpose of cracking down on fraudulent and illegal practices in CDL schools. This is precisely the kind of cooperative effort between government agencies that Sherrill and other Democrats have opposed in blue states. In March, Sherrill signed a bill that prevents state and local authorities from participating in the 287(g) program, which enables local officials to enforce federal immigration laws. New Jersey has never looked back.
- Why are Governor Sherill and her co-conspirators in the New Jersey Democrat Communist Party turning a blind eye to safety of those who drive in New Jersey?
- When news hit the fan that her Lt. Governor was making sexual advances toward his staffers, he was out. Why? Because he became a political liability. Illegals with CDL’s in New Jersey do not seem to be a political liability to Mikie and her fellow Dem-Com’s?
- New Jersey media is by and large, the NY media!
- The New Jersey State Police are under the thumb of Sherill, they are not going to assist ICE. Who is currently working with ICE?
Guest: Kevin Mooney, Author of opinion an piece in Restoration News Dot Com: Violent History of Criminal Illegal Aliens in Jersey Ignored by Democrats and News Media. · More about the guest
10:00 · The Supreme Court kicked off a new term Monday, with the justices wrestling with an attempt by oil companies to throw out lawsuits alleging they…
- The Supreme Court kicked off a new term Monday, with the justices wrestling with an attempt by oil companies to throw out lawsuits alleging they should pay damages for the impacts of climate change.
- Although the case concerns a specific lawsuit the city and county of Boulder, Colorado, brought against Exxon Mobil and Suncor Energy, the ultimate decision could have broad ramifications for more than two dozen similar lawsuits brought by cities and counties around the country.
- The justices — lacking a ninth member because Justice Samuel Alito recused himself — asked tough questions of both sides as they tackled broad legal questions raised in the case. Alito’s absence raises the possibility of a 4-4 split ruling that would leave the legal issues unresolved while allowing the Boulder case to move forward.
- Did liberal justices on the court recuse themselves because they are probably heavily invested in green energy?
- Boulder officials say they face increasing costs because of the impacts of climate change, including efforts to minimize risks from wildfires. Just this summer, Colorado has experienced extreme heat, drought and multiple fires.
- Sam, I see this as another attempt by the Dem-Coms to eliminate fossil fuels by making them too expensive to purchase. Am I correct?
- If Boulder wins this case, what will be the outcome for the nation and consumers?
- Sam, President Trump signed an executive order yesterday to help farmers cope with the price of diesel. Can you explain this move and will it help?
- The head of the world’s biggest oil company (Aramco) says backup supplies are "SCARILY THIN." Are you alarmed?
- Crude oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz hit prewar levels, but fuel shipments remain constrained. Can you provide an update, Sam?
- If shipments though the Strait have increased to prewar levels, why are we not seeing relief at the pump?
Guest: Sam Romain, Chairman: Americans for Energy Dominance · More about the guest
10:30 · The Supreme Court kicked off a new term Monday, with the justices wrestling with an attempt by oil companies to throw out lawsuits alleging they…
- The Supreme Court kicked off a new term Monday, with the justices wrestling with an attempt by oil companies to throw out lawsuits alleging they should pay damages for the impacts of climate change.
- Although the case concerns a specific lawsuit the city and county of Boulder, Colorado, brought against Exxon Mobil and Suncor Energy, the ultimate decision could have broad ramifications for more than two dozen similar lawsuits brought by cities and counties around the country.
- The justices — lacking a ninth member because Justice Samuel Alito recused himself — asked tough questions of both sides as they tackled broad legal questions raised in the case. Alito’s absence raises the possibility of a 4-4 split ruling that would leave the legal issues unresolved while allowing the Boulder case to move forward.
- Boulder officials say they face increasing costs because of the impacts of climate change, including efforts to minimize risks from wildfires. Just this summer, Colorado has experienced extreme heat, drought and multiple fires.
- Zack, can you explain how this case got to the Supreme Court in the first place? Why did they agree to hear it when we thought the Chevron decision would eliminate these cases in the future?
- Based on the reactions of the justices, they appeared to be skeptical to the defendants. Why do you think?
- What will the Supreme Court decision mean to both parties? What will they eventually decide on?
- What evidence is there that climate change (proven to be a hoax) is real? Will the justices decide if it is real?
- Why do individual states have standing here? This case could destroy our economy.
Zack Smith is a Senior Legal Fellow of Courts and the
11:00 · September inflation report is to be released next Wednesday, the 14th.
- The September 2026 Consumer Price Index comes out Wednesday, October 14, at 8:30 AM ET. It is the last inflation report before the Federal Reserve meets on October 27 and 28, and it arrives with a specific problem: the Cleveland Fed's nowcast has headline inflation rising to 3.6% while core inflation holds near 2.4%. Energy is pushing the headline up; everything else is behaving.
- The Cleveland Fed's inflation nowcast, updated October 2, projects September CPI up 0.53% for the month and 3.60% over the year, with core CPI up 0.20% for the month and 2.39% over the year. Early consensus trackers put the headline figure near 3.7%; the official survey estimates firm up in the days before the release.
- Headline rising from 3.4% to about 3.6%. A monthly gain near 0.5% would be driven by energy, as August's was.
- Core flat at about 2.4%. A 0.2% monthly core gain, annualized, is roughly 2.4%, which is near the Fed's 2% goal.
- A report that matches the nowcast tells the Fed that its own measure of underlying inflation is under control while the number households feel is getting worse. Those point in different policy directions, which is why the reaction on the 14th will depend on which figure the market and the Fed choose to weight.
- Why does this report matter to the Fed?
- The Fed raised its target range to 3.75% to 4.00% on September 16, its only hike so far this year, and we covered what that hike meant at the time. The question since has been whether a second one follows on October 28.
- Two reports decide it, and the first has already landed. The September jobs report on October 2 showed 29,000 jobs added and unemployment at 4.2%, and the odds of an October hike on the CME FedWatch tool fell to about 17% from 36% a week earlier, per CNBC. We wrote about why stocks rose on that weak report. CPI on October 14 is the second report.
- Core at or below 0.2% for the month: confirms the jobs report. A hike in October becomes very unlikely, and the discussion moves to December.
- Core at 0.3% or higher: reopens the hike debate, because the Fed cannot blame that on gasoline.
- Headline hot, core cool: the likeliest outcome by the nowcast, and the hardest to trade, because the first headline-driven move can reverse once the core figure is read.
- Tom, what are you predicting?
Guest: Thomas Savidge is a Research Fellow at the American Institute for Economic Research. · More about the guest
11:20 · Free speech no longer exists in the UK and there is plenty of evidence!
- Retired Police Officer Convicted and Fined Over £1,000 for Sharing Bacon Meme About Child Marriage — Warns ‘Blasphemy Law Is Back.’
- Britain’s relentless crackdown on so-called “offensive” speech has produced yet another astonishing criminal conviction, this time against a retired police officer who spent nearly three decades serving the public.
- Stephen Gray, 65, served nearly 30 years with Cleveland Police. He and his wife Alex, 62, have fostered children. None of that mattered once a neighbor he was already feuding with over a sewage pipe tipped off police about two posts Gray had reshared.
- According to The Telegraph and the Free Speech Union, Gray was interviewed under caution, the Crown Prosecution Service initially decided there was no realistic prospect of conviction, and the neighbor then used the Victims’ Right to Review scheme to force the case back on. The neighbor was not Muslim.
- One post, “time for mass deportation,” paired with a caption about a supposed “12-year-old Mohammed” who wanted donors to move him from a three-star hotel to a five-star hotel with a better halal menu, free Wi-Fi, Sky, and a location nearer a girls’ school, was treated as politics.
- The judge said it concerned an issue already debated in Parliament and acquitted Gray.
- The second post was the one that counted. It showed a rasher of bacon next to a man in a turban, with the caption: “Fun facts about bacon! People who eat bacon have a lower chance of marrying a 9-year-old!”
Jim Hoft, Editor: The Gateway Pundit
11:30 · Michigan Senate Race
According to poll data, El-Sayed is leading the race with 45.6%, while Rogers is at 41.4%. This poll has a margin of error of 3.8%.
The U.S. Senate has sent the House a bipartisan college-sports bill with a decisive 77-22 vote, but the fight over protecting women’s athletics is far from over.
Craig, what do you think is going to happen with this race? El Sayed gets a lot more press coverage than Rogers does.
- Will the House maintain Senate momentum on protecting women’s sports?
- Craig’s latest opinion piece in The American Thinker outlines the political battle to protect women’s sports in America!
Craig DeRoche, president and CEO of Family Policy Alliance and a former speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives, says House lawmakers now face a simple test: Will they preserve the protections for female athletes that senators fought to put into the Protect College Sports Act?
Trump Pulls Supersonic Bombers from RAF Fairford
9:00 · Show Open: U.S. pulls Stealth Bombers from RAF-Fairford!
- The Air Force has pulled its bombers from RAF Fairford in England and returned them to U.S. bases amid new threats of an Iran-backed attack, reports said. (Newsmax)
- Is the removal of U.S. aircraft more about security failures from the UK, as much as continued threats from Iran?
- Saudi Arabia turns to Pakistan, Turkey as US refuses to intervene against Houthi threat.
- Hasn’t the U.S. always promised the Saudi’s that we would protect them? Why aren’t we eliminating the Houthi threat?
- The Saudi-backed head of Yemen's Presidential Council, Rashad al-Alimi, announced on Sunday the start of military operations to retake the remaining territory held by Iran-backed Houthis.
- Does Yemen have the military capability and political will to seriously challenge to Houthi?
9:20 · Reports that the regime in Iran is planning on demolishes Gohardasht (go-har-DASHT) prison watchtower.
- The U.S. has now finally, pulled-out of Iraq, unfortunately, Iran backed proxies in Iraq do not plan on disarming any time soon. Is this refusal to disarm similar to Hamas and Hezbollah?
- Professor Davis, you have spent considerable time in Iraq, who are these Iraqi’s who support Iran?
- If these proxies are permitted to retain their weapons, how does this affect Iraqi’s sovereignty and security in the region?
Professor Davis, in two-days, Israel will commemorate the October 7th massacre. From your perspective (as a Middle East Expert), what has changed politically and militarily since that day?
Guest: Paul Davis: Professor: Institute of World Politics · More about the guest
9:35 · You did everything right.
- You are not imagining it. And it is not your fault.
- In THE VELVET MONOPOLY, Chad Law sets out to answer the question quietly haunting millions of households: why has modern life become so expensive—and why can no one seem to explain it? The usual suspects—corporate greed, inflation, globalization, overregulation—each sound convincing until you follow the money and discover they don't quite fit.
- So, Law follows something else instead. A pattern. The same strange shape, surfacing again and again, in industries that have nothing to do with one another.
- He finds it on a cattle ranch in Texas, where a rancher whose family has raised cattle for generations can no longer name his own price.
- In a small-town pharmacy that loses money on nearly every prescription it fills.
- In a homebuilder who can't build a starter home anymore.
- In a community banker keeping a dying town alive one handshake loan at a time;
- a ninety-seven-year-old whose insurance failed her the year her neighborhood burned;
- an engineer who cracked clean energy and then waited years for permission to plug it in; a man who got so fed up with bad internet that he built his own.
- Different people. Different industries. The same hidden pattern underneath them all: competition—the quiet force that is supposed to keep prices honest and doors open—slowly, politely, and perfectly legally disappearing.
- Are Globalists now picking winners and losers?
- Wasn’t this test driven during COVID when hundreds of thousands of businesses were driven out of business?
Guest: Chad Law, author: The Velvet Monopoly · More about the guest
10:00 · Russia-Ukraine War: “A war which cannot be ended militarily!” (Blaine Holt/Newsmax 10/4/26)
- Some unusual things are occurring in this region, such as an outbreak of the Plague in northern Russia. The plague?
- Didn’t the United States operate secret bio-labs in Ukraine?
- General, has oil connected two wars?
- Alex Selsky serves as Director of Israel and East Mediterranean Affairs and serves on the board of directors of Middle East Forum-Israel.
- U.S. pulls Stealth Bombers from RAF-Fairford!
- The Air Force has pulled its bombers from RAF Fairford in England and returned them to U.S. bases amid new threats of an Iran-backed attack, reports said. (Newsmax)
- Is the removal of U.S. aircraft more about security failures from the UK, as much as continued threats from Iran?
- If we have removed our aircraft from RAF-Fairford, what about the exposure from other U.S. bases in Europe. With civil instability in many of these countries, should we pull our planes out of Germany, France and Italy as well?
- Saudi Arabia turns to Pakistan, Turkey as US refuses to intervene against Houthi threat.
- Hasn’t the U.S. always promised the Saudi’s that we would protect them? Why aren’t we eliminating the Houthi threat?
- General, can we turn our attention to what appears to be some type of open revolution on the European Continent. What is behind these uprisings; who are behind these uprisings?
- Are the riots in France similar to those in Ireland and Northern Ireland?
- General, as an experienced pilot, when you learned of the circumstances of the attempted hijacking of the UAE airliner last week; and how an untrained, plumber made his way into the cockpit and brought the aircraft under control. What did you think?
- The Greenland agreement, Operation Tundra-Merlin, are designed to deter Russian/China aggression in and from the North. Are you concerned that a developing relationship between Canada and China might expose operational details to China’s spy’s in Canada?
- In the audio cut, Alaskan Command chief Lt. Gen. Robert Davis explains how Operation Tundra Merlin prepares US and Canadian forces to detect, deter and defeat threats approaching North America.
- Is Canada a mere beneficiary from “Tundra-Merlin” or are they an active participant?
- What’s in it for Canada?
Brigadier General Blaine Holt, USAF (ret), Host:
Dangerous Intellectuals Podcast
Season II (EP 54)
10:30 · EJ, what was your reaction to two-separate (alleged) Iranian operations targeting the United States Air Force and Israel.
- What was your reaction to the early release of the suspects by the Metropolitan Police?
- Now that we know for sure that the Omani hijacker had planned to crash the plane into a Tel Aviv skyscraper, what will Israel do if the dots are connected to Tehran?
- There may have been an averted hijacking last week, but the daily grind of war for Israeli’s continue:
- Following the ramming of the car belonging to the son of the Israeli Ambassador to the U.S., another ramming incident in Hebron earlier today. Who is responsible for these ramming-car-attacks and who is being targeted?
- Train traffic between Tel Aviv's Haganah and the Lod train stations has been temporarily halted due to a suspicious item found on the tracks, Israel Railways announced on Sunday. (The Jerusalem Post)
- IDF reports that is has killed two-thirds of terrorists who infiltrated Israel on Oct. 7th.
- There are 2,000 remaining, and we will get to every last one of them," Maj. Gen. Shlomi Binder, head of the IDF's Military Intelligence, said during a security cabinet meeting, sources told the Post.
- EJ, Wednesday marks the third anniversary of the invasion of Israel’s borders and the massacre of innocent Israeli’s. What are your thoughts looking back on that day and has your job been more difficult in trying to communicate what occurred on that day to those on Capitol Hill?
Guest: EJ Kimball, Director of Policy: U.S. – Israel Education Association · More about the guest
11:00 · Are mass-deportations dead?
- Reported guidance directing some ICE offices to pull back on arrests of illegal immigrants without criminal histories triggered backlash from policy hawks, raising questions whether the Trump administration is sending conflicting signals on enforcement.
- The guidance was rescinded within hours, and Trump told Fox News there had been no change in an enforcement posture that prioritizes — but is not limited to — the "worst first." The verbal guidance had been relayed to ICE field offices around the country, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter, though it remains unclear who initially issued the instruction.
- Supreme Court Sides with Trump, Allows Admin to Deport Illegals to Third Party Countries!
- Will this affect the “MARYLAND MAN” (Kilmar Abreau Garcia)?
- Coast Guard personnel exchange gunfire with shooters across US-Mexico border!
- The Sept. 26th incident near Garceno, Texas prompted coordination between U.S. and Mexican military commanders.
- HHS Report Finds Fraud in Biden’s Unaccompanied Minors Program
- This resulted in minors being released into unsafe conditions, leading to abuse and, in some cases, death, according to the review.
- Last week, DOW Secretary, Pete Hegseth announced sweeping changes to the U.S. military’s use of drones. Are border patrol agents already making use of drone technology to protect the Southern Border?
- Todd, what is the current situation with the construction of the border wall?
Guest: Todd Bensman is a Senior Research Fellow for the Border Security and Immigration Center at The Heritage Foundation. · More about the guest · More about the guest
11:30 · One year after the Gaza ceasefire, the hardest parts of the peace plan still haven't happened.
- Israel votes on October 27.
- The US just sent a third carrier to the region. And Americans keep asking two questions their leaders won't answer straight:
- What is the long-term plan for the Middle East? And is Israel really as innocent as Washington says?
- I continue to get questions on the sinking of the USS Liberty!
- Jared, in your opinion, where U.S. strategy in the Middle East is actually headed?
- So, you consider the Iran war another Gulf of Tonkin? Was that the false flags of false flags?
- There are those who have labeled the incident at RAF-Fairford last week as a “FALSE FLAG.” What do you think?
- How do you assess Israel's conduct?
- Based on your research for your two-book set (Tiny Blunders, big disasters): where in the region today that could turn into the next big disaster?
- Jared, is your reaction to the war in the Middle East dictated by your experiences in Vietnam?
Jared Knott, was a decorated combat infantry officer in Vietnam in the First Air Cavalry Division., author of Tiny Blunders/Big Disasters Book 2: The Many Tiny Mistakes That Changed the World Forever, is the international bestselling author of Tiny Blunders/Big Disasters: Thirty-Nine Tiny Mistakes That Changed the World Forever.
tinyblundersbigdisasters.com
Mainstream media electioneering!
9:00 · Show Open: Mainstream media electioneering!
- Lower Inflation: Inflation numbers in President Trump’s second term remain lower overall than during the Biden presidency.
- Fuel Prices: Despite middle-eastern conflict, gas prices in Trump's second term have stayed below peak spikes from the previous administration.
- Wage Growth: Real wages remained stagnant under Biden, but have shown growth across both of President Trump's terms in office.
- Tax Cuts: The 2025 tax legislation saved the average household nearly $3,000.
- Mortgage Rates: Mortgage rates doubled under the Biden administration, whereas they fell during Trump's first term and have held steady in his second.
- Is this deliberate coverup by MSM similar to their burying the Hunter Biden laptop story six-years ago?
Guest: Craig Bannister: Managing Editor of MRC's CNS News · More about the guest
9:20 · As the midterms approach, the Media Research Center (MRC) has released new research exposing the full scale of billionaire George Soros’ political…
- As the midterms approach, the Media Research Center (MRC) has released new research exposing the full scale of billionaire George Soros’ political and media footprint:
- Social Media & Digital Operations: Exposing how the Soros-backed Courier Newsroom is actively leveraging TikTok and digital platforms to reach voters ahead of the midterms.
- Broadcast & Legacy Media Infrastructure: Highlighting major media moves, including the acquisition of a $400 million debt stake in Audacy to gain influence across key radio markets.
- Criminal Justice & Prosecutorial Campaigns: Tracking over $117 million directed toward backing progressive district attorney candidates and justice advocacy groups nationwide.
- Free Speech & Electoral Spending: Funneled tens of millions into voter mobilization, progressive advocacy, and digital moderation initiatives targeting political discourse.
- Google News provides ZERO-COVERAGE to Trump administration war on taxpayer fraud!
- The Trump administration has taken at least 51 key actions and victories against fraud since February, ranging from massive healthcare fraud takedowns to the suspension of billions of dollars in government funding. Yet, Google News featured none of them in its top 20 morning listings.
- Sly like a “Fox:”
- President Trump targets Fox News:
- President Trump just turned the fire on Fox News on Truth Social. Trump's new complaint: Schumer, Jeffries, Tarlov, and the rest get more air than the people who won. Trump says that is why MAGA will never love the network.
- Trump has not been happy with Fox recently since they sided with fake news CNN, MSNOW and POLITICO on their lawsuit against the White House. If your “friendly” channel books the opposition as the A-block, it is not your channel. (DJT/9/30/26)
- Firing of Maria Bartiromo!
- Fox boycotted White House coverage over the CNN/MSNOW/Politico ban!
- How much influence does Paul Ryan have over Fox’s decision to feature Democrat talking-points?
- MSM does NOT even make an attempt to provide any reasonable, balanced coverage of Trump policies.
Guest: Craig Bannister: Managing Editor of MRC's CNS News · More about the guest
9:35 · You did everything right.
- You are not imagining it. And it is not your fault.
- In THE VELVET MONOPOLY, Chad Law sets out to answer the question quietly haunting millions of households: why has modern life become so expensive—and why can no one seem to explain it? The usual suspects—corporate greed, inflation, globalization, overregulation—each sound convincing until you follow the money and discover they don't quite fit.
- So, Law follows something else instead. A pattern. The same strange shape, surfacing again and again, in industries that have nothing to do with one another.
- He finds it on a cattle ranch in Texas, where a rancher whose family has raised cattle for generations can no longer name his own price.
- In a small-town pharmacy that loses money on nearly every prescription it fills.
- In a homebuilder who can't build a starter home anymore.
- In a community banker keeping a dying town alive one handshake loan at a time;
- a ninety-seven-year-old whose insurance failed her the year her neighborhood burned;
- an engineer who cracked clean energy and then waited years for permission to plug it in; a man who got so fed up with bad internet that he built his own.
- Different people. Different industries. The same hidden pattern underneath them all: competition—the quiet force that is supposed to keep prices honest and doors open—slowly, politely, and perfectly legally disappearing.
- Are Globalists now picking winners and losers?
- Wasn’t this test driven during COVID when hundreds of thousands of businesses were driven out of business?
Guest: Chad Law, author: The Velvet Monopoly · More about the guest
9:45 · Chad, how do you see the Midterms; is it a battle for control of our country or a war, declared by the Globalist Cabal?
- If inflation and affordability are the driving force for voters, why would they pull-the-lever for the party which sides with the Davos crowd and has given us unaffordability?
- The anti-Trump media is quick to report of the pain at the pump, but refuses to report on those positive economic signs. Do you agree?
- In your book: The Velvet Monopoly, you discuss the loss of competition in America, however; when you only report on how bad the economy is (when it is quite healthy), aren’t you hoping that Americans lose their competitive spirit – which drives competition?
Guest: Chad Law, author: The Velvet Monopoly · More about the guest
10:00 · In your opinion, was the incident at RAF Fairford and the attempted hijacking of the FlyDubai aircraft related?
- Asked if there was any indication of Iranian involvement, Netanyahu said it was too early to say. "We'll get to the root of this attacker, whether he had accomplices, whether Iran was behind it. I think we'll find out very soon," Netanyahu said. (The Jerusalem Post)
- The knife used by the terrorist was either brought aboard by the terrorist, or; it was planted by an accomplice (catering or maintenance contractor). Do you agree?
- The co-pilot is an Omani-national. Isn’t Oman an ally of the Iranian Regime?
- The question remains; was security in Dubai
- UK PM Andrew Burnham implicates Iran in RAF Fairford!
- My sources were concerned about a FALSE-FLAG incident in the UK when 5 of the suspected 8 suspects were released by Metropolitan Police.
- How likely is it that Iran is now able to activate sleeper cells when it has not done so since the outbreak of the war?
- EJ, it appears that the Saudi’s are receiving praise from the Israeli’s with their handling of the suspected terrorist co-pilot?
- Whether you believe in false flags or not, the U.S. is increasing their power in the region?
- The U.S. is sending the USS Theodore Roosevelt carrier strike group and the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit to the Middle East, U.S. officials confirmed to Fox News.
- How likely is it that the U.S. (and now Israel) will retaliate against Iran before the U.S. Midterms and the Israeli elections?
- EJ, if the terrorist (or Iranian proxy) had succeeded, this October 7th Anniversary would have had a much different meaning. Do you agree?
- The stories of courage aboard the aircraft were amazing. What will Israel, Dubai and the world learn from FlyDubai Flight 1073?
Panelists: (ZOOM – JAKE 2)
Steven Bucci is a Visiting Fellow who focuses on cybersecurity, military special operations, and defense support to civil authorities for the Heritage Foundation
EJ Kimball, Director of Policy: U.S. – Israel Education
Association
10:30 · From the New York Post
- When asked which party is more likely to bring costs down, respondents favored Republicans narrowly over Democrats, 44% to 39%, with 16% saying neither.
- AFP’s survey quizzed 24,089 “swing” voters in Alaska, Iowa, Michigan, Montana, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio and Wisconsin.
- AFP believes concerns about the rise of socialism have created an opening for Republicans.
- “Republicans hold a narrow lead on affordability. But ask those same voters what future they want for the country, and the contrast is striking: nearly 70% favor personal freedom and free-market solutions, compared with fewer than 10% who want more government,” AFP spokesperson Katelyn Bledsoe told The Post.
- “Republican candidates have a clear opening,” Bledsoe added. “Now they need to draw a sharp contrast between conservative solutions and the policies of a Democratic Party increasingly shaped by socialist ideas.”
- Why isn’t the video clips and soundbites showing the Dem-Com promises over the “INFLATION REDUCTION ACT” being played around the clock until the Midterms?
- Kent, last month (on Constitution Day), you wrote an opinion piece warning about the DSA. Tell us what we should know?
- I do not see any contrast between the Dem-Coms and the DSA. The DSA is far more radical, but; the apple does not fall far from the tree.
- Kent, if the United States of America falls into the hands of the Communists, American prosperity is OVER! Do you agree?
- Should Speaker Mike Johnson codify prior to the Midterms, the Communist Control Act of 1954?
Guest: Kent Strang: Managing Director of Americans for Prosperity · More about the guest
11:00 · Axios reported this week that Sen.
- Why Schmitt makes sense for Vance, and what he brings to a 2028 ticket
- Schmitt vs. Rubio and the rest of the potential shortlist
- What the pick would signal about the direction of the post-Trump GOP.
- What about the future of the MAGA movement?
- Did RFK Jr. recent speech at the convention raise the bar for him as VP pick in 28?
- JFK was a Roman Catholic (spent a lot of time in the confessional. Plugs Biden was a fake Catholic. Is JD Vance’s faith a potential problem for him?
- There are those insiders in Washington who believe if the Dem-Coms and DSA take control of Capitol Hill, they will attempt to Remove Trump and Vance from office and install their puppet regime in their place. What do you think?
Guest: Frank DeVito, author of JD Vance and the Future of the Republican Party Frank DeVito is an attorney and conservative commentator whose legal and political writing has appeared in The American Conservative, The Federalist, Public Discourse, The Daily Wire, First Things, The Claremont Review of Books, and City Journal. He's a frequent speaker for Federalist Society chapters, law school groups, and civic organizations. · More about the guest
11:30 · Do you trust everything your therapist says?
- How much damage can bad therapists do to lives and families?
- Lies My Therapist Told Me: Why Christians Should Aim for More Than Just Treating Symptoms.
- Too many people are caught in a vicious cycle of visiting every doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, and therapist in their area only to find frustrating labels and numbing medications at the end of each path. Rather than eradicating anxiety in the same way vaccines conquered smallpox, the mental health establishment has seen the number of diagnoses and prescriptions skyrocket on its watch.
- How did we get here? In Lies My Therapist Told Me, Dr. Greg Gifford delivers the definitive Christian critique of secular psychiatry and psychology. With encouragement, humor, and conviction, Gifford:
- Debunks mental health myths such as “the body keeps the score” and “addiction is a disease.”
• Offers biblical insights and solutions for struggles like anxiety, narcissism, OCD, and Binge Eating Disorder.
• Points to Christ and the power of the Gospel as the all-sufficient answer for our fears and frailties. - This book brings clarity where secular therapy has created confusion, and offers hope even for those struggling with the hard cases. Through deep research, biblical teaching, and the inspiring stories of real counselees, he shows why we can’t blame the past—or even a diagnosis—for our bad behavior, and why our society’s growing unhappiness is not primarily a medical issue.
Guest: Dr. Greg Gifford, author; of an Amazon #1 Best Seller: Lies My Therapist Told Me: Why Christians Should Aim for More Than Just Treating Symptoms · More about the guest
Iran Appeals Directly to U.S. Voters as AI, Immigration and Trade Dominate Washington
9:00 · Show Open: Attempted hijacking has Israel on alert
- This attempted hijacking is reminiscent of the tactics used by the 9/11 hijackers!
- What do foreign policy analysts make of RAF Fairford incident?
- We are hearing “FALSE FLAG” more frequently? If this proves to be a false flag, who might be behind it and most of all; did an ordinary citizen interfere with its intent?
- How do you explain the move by the Metropolitan Police to release the suspects, when they had two-weeks to hold them without charge?
- What do you make of Mark Carney’s admission that he is preparing for war with the United States?
- Dr. Robbins, you wrote an opinion piece for Real Clear Defense (China’s Trojan Yacht); outlining how the Chinese purchase companies around the world – especially when that same business is also a defense contractor. Can you explain to our audience?
Guest: Dr. James S. Robbins serves as the Senior Vice President for Research and Business Development at Institute of World Politics. He is a national security columnist for USA Today and Senior Fellow in National Security Affairs at the American Foreign Policy Council. He is the author of five books on military history and national security. · More about the guest · More about the guest
9:20 · Finally, America is back to debating AI (or Super Intelligence) – but is it the…
- Finally, America is back to debating AI (or Super Intelligence) – but is it the wrong debate; at the wrong time? (Lars Larson Podcast)
- What is your reaction to the White House Accord on Super Intelligence, signed by AI leaders in the Oval office yesterday? It was voluntary; so was Big Tech’s spying at the behest of the government on innocent Americans. (920 Cut 2)
- Your reaction to the new White House dot Gov AI driven website?
- Your reaction to Open AI shelving its newest AI model due to “SAFETY CONCERNS.”
- Annie you have written extensively about AI in the Daily Signal. However, some of your opinion pieces focus on AI and the negative effects on our children. Can you discuss your concerns?
Guest: Annie Chestnut Tutor is a policy analyst in the Tech Policy Center at The Heritage Foundation. · More about the guest
9:35 · Client Segment
- Schagrin Home Comfort Products
- Recent nor-Easter; what did we learn from our latest storm, which was compared to “Sandy?”
- Tens of thousands of homes and businesses lost power from the storm, what is the best way to protect against those instances?
- Which fuels are most reliable for your emergency generator?
- How do you ensure the readiness of the Generac Generator?
- What size generator do you need per Square Foot What loads are typically on standby power.
- You and I have discussed many times the benefit of a gas fireplace from a wood fireplace. Last winter, when my wife and I lost power for three and ½ days, we depended on our Generac Generator and our gas fireplace to remain in our home.
- Now that fall has arrived, tell you about the benefits of a gas fireplace and those showcased at the Midway Shopping Center in Rehoboth?
Guest: Marc Frey, Sales Manager: Schagrin Home Comfort Products · More about the guest
9:50 · IRGC makes direct appeal to US voters’ weeks before midterms.
- The IRGC believes it can sway voters’ opinions, but why now? Early voting is already starting in some States.
- Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is appealing directly to American voters ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, urging them to oppose President Donald Trump and pressure Washington to end the war.
- The message appeared in a 25-page letter addressed to Americans and presented by IRGC spokesperson Hossein Mohebbi, according to the New York Post.
- The letter blamed Trump and U.S. support for Israel for the conflict while accusing the president of misleading Americans about Iran’s nuclear program and the economic consequences of the war.
- “The US economy is on the precipice of collapse, and yet he keeps on telling Americans that the economy is booming and the prices will soon start coming down,” the letter said.
- The message comes as Iran faces mounting economic pressure of its own, with the rial falling Tuesday to a record low of more than 2.5 million to the U.S. dollar.
- One thing is certain, this letter from the death-cult IRGC will drive Dem-Com and DSA voters to the polls. Why? Because they blame the despised United States and the hated Israel!
Guest: NONE (DIAL PRODUCERS)
10:00 · Todd, we now know more about the shooting incident in Austin.
- Another migrant caravan is heading toward the U.S. Mexico Border. Why are they coming and who are these people?
- If our border is secure, why do they keep coming?
You posted on “X” yesterday that this appears to be another caravan to nowhere. What do you mean?
- Are mass-deportations dead? It appears there is something going on inside the Administration. Does it have anything to do with avoiding any ICE-related incidents prior to the Midterms?
- Reported guidance directing some ICE offices to pull back on arrests of illegal immigrants without criminal histories triggered backlash from policy hawks, raising questions whether the Trump administration is sending conflicting signals on enforcement.
- The guidance was rescinded within hours, and Trump told Fox News there had been no change in an enforcement posture that prioritizes — but is not limited to — the "worst first." The verbal guidance had been relayed to ICE field offices around the country, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter, though it remains unclear who initially issued the instruction.
- Supreme Court Sides with Trump, Allows Admin to Deport Illegals to Third Party Countries!
- Will this affect the “MARYLAND MAN” (Kilmar Abreau Garcia)?
Guest: Todd Bensman is a Senior Research Fellow for the Border Security and Immigration Center at The Heritage Foundation. · More about the guest · More about the guest
10:30 · The next session of the United States Supreme Court begins on October 5th
- First Oral Arguments: The court kicks off its term on October 5, 2026, hearing arguments in prominent cases like Suncor Energy (U.S.A.) v. Commissioners of Boulder County. [1, 2]
- October Argument Calendar: The Justices are scheduled to hear a series of early cases through mid-October, including Anderson v. Intel on October 6 and other designated petitions.
- What cases are already on the radar of former U.S. Attorney, Zack Smith?
- Supreme Court Sides with Trump, Allows Admin to Deport Illegals to Third Party Countries!
Guest: Zack Smith is a Senior Legal Fellow of Courts and the Constitution at The Heritage Foundation. He previously served for several years as an Assistant United States Attorney in the Northern District of Florida. Prior to that, he spent two years as an associate in the Washington, D.C. office of Cleary Gottlieb Steen and Hamilton, which he joined after clerking for the Hon. Emmett R. Cox on the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. · More about the guest
11:00 · US ban on Canadian imports takes effect!
- Jeff, what is now included in the U.S. ban of goods from Canada?
- You are in Michigan, what is the feeling there about these bans and how are Michiganders being affected by the bans of U.S. imports from Canada?
- What are the long- and short-term effects for the U.S. and Canadian economies?
- Mark Carney said last week that his country is planning for a U.S. invasion. Is he serious or is it simply political posturing to his own people?
Guest: Economist Jeffrey Degner, a Research Fellow: American Institute Economic Research · More about the guest
11:20 · What Would a Post-Communist Cuba Actually Look Like?
- The Necessary Men takes political satire out of Washington and drops it ninety miles off the Florida coast.
- Scott McKay’s newest Mike Holman novel imagines a modern-day crisis in Cuba and games out what McKay describes as a potential “friendly invasion” – blending geopolitical intrigue, regime collapse, organized crime, independent media, private power, and sharply drawn political comedy.
- What is all the MAGA fuss about Sarah Huckabee Sanders about?
Guest: Scott McKay: Contributing Editor: The American Spectator, author of the Necessary Men. publisher of the Hayride, which offers news and commentary on Louisiana and national politics.
11:30 · The Plot to Change America exposes the myths that help identity politics perpetuate…
- The Plot to Change America exposes the myths that help identity politics perpetuate itself. This book will reveal what really has happened, explain why it is urgent to change course, and offer a strategy to do so.
- Though we should not fool ourselves into thinking it will be easy to eliminate identity politics, we should not overthink it, either. Identity politics relies on the creation of groups, and then on giving people incentives to adhere to them. If we eliminate group-making and the enticements, we can get rid of identity politics.
- The first myth that this book will expose is that identity politics is a grassroots movement, when from the beginning it has been, and continues to be, an elite project.
- For too long, we have lived with the fairytale that America has organically grown into a nation gripped by victimhood and identarian division; that it is all the result of legitimate demands by minorities for recognition or restitutions for past wrongs.
- The second myth is that identity politics is a response to the demographic change this country has undergone since immigration laws were radically changed in 1965. Another myth that we are told is that to fight these changes is as depraved as it is futile, since by 2040, America will be a minority-majority country anyway. This book will help to explain that none of these things are true.
- Mike, you are a former journalist, what culpability does the media have in the plot to change America?
- The media has been the fermenter of identity politics, hasn’t it?
Panelists: (ZOOM – JAKE 2)
Mike Gonzalez, the Plot to Change America
Mike is the Angeles T. Arredondo E Pluribus Unum Senior Fellow in The Heritage Foundation’s Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies.
The Economy Plows Forward, plus Army Insider Trading, and Terror Suspects Released
9:00 · Show Open: Qatari mediators are likely to hold talks with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas…
- Qatari mediators are likely to hold talks with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in New York, and separately with the US side on Monday or Tuesday, an official briefed on the negotiations told Reuters, in a fresh push to end the war.
- The talks are expected to focus on an amended version of a seven-day proposal that Iran presented last week on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
- IRGC labels Trump 'big liar,' says US must admit failure in campaign against Iran
- "The American people need to be told the truth," Hossein Mohebbi said, adding that the US had failed in its military campaign against Iran and should leave the region. The IRGC appears to love politics!
- As US withdraws from Iraq, Kurdish region is left exposed to Iran's threats!
- Tehran has carried out more than 1,000 missile and drone attacks on Kurdistan following the start of US-Israeli strikes on Iran in late February.
Guest: Captain Morgan Murphy, US Navy Reserve (has served our nation for 26-years) Former White House official; former Pentagon press secretary
9:20 · Colonel Gaub, what was your reaction to the Metropolitan Police in London releasing…
- Colonel Gaub, what was your reaction to the Metropolitan Police in London releasing those five-terror suspects yesterday?
- There are those who now say that this (so-called) attempted attack on the joint RAF Fairford-U.S. Airforce base might have been a false flag. Can you explain to our audience what the term false-flag represents and what is it about this case which is calling out “FALSE FLAG?”
- If this was some sort of false-flag, some type of staged incident, what were those behind three vans outside RAF-Fairford doing there in the middle of the night and if this was staged, why evacuate the nearby village?
- If Rubio is correct, a foreign actor (Iran) threatened this very airbase five-weeks ago. How does the U.S. respond?
- When the U.S. bombed the headquarters of Muammar Qadhafi in Libya back in 1986, U.S. and British intelligence worked together to trace the attack of a nightclub in West Berlin – which killed two-U.S. servicemembers. Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher trusted each other. Does that level of trust still exist between the White House and #10 Downing Street?
- Spain and France did not permit our aircraft to use their airspace for the operation. This added 2600 nautical miles to the flight.
- As U.S. has withdrawn from Iraq’s Kurdish region. Why did we pull out and doesn’t isn’t our withdrawal a gift to the Iranians?
Guest: Lt. Col. Darin L. Gaub (U.S. Army Ret.) Colonel Gaub is the author of the book Veritas Vin-chit: Latin for “Truth Prevalis.” · More about the guest
9:35 · A student intifada?
- AOC's Ivy League warmup act leads democratic socialists in notorious anti-Israel chant
- Young Democratic Socialists of America hosted the event, where organizers led chants of 'long live the student intifada'
- AOC event hijacked by DSA students at Cornell University in Upstate New York. Why didn’t AOC publicly rebuke those comments unless she supports them?
- The Cornell University Young Democratic Socialists of America hosted the event for AOC, which her campaign labeled as a "Students vs. Billionaires" town hall. The group's president, Mina Petrova, and co-Chair Zoe Reisman led the crowd of roughly 2,000 people in chanting "from the river to the sea," after declaring, "long live the student intifada."
- Do we have some sort of Islamic-Communist hybrid being developed inside our colleges and universities in America?
- Last week at the U.N General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushed back against the genocide lies against the Jewish State.
- Over 100 Jewish extremist settlers clashed with IDF soldiers and Border Police officers near the Palestinian village of Jalud, in Judea and Samaria, in the early hours of Tuesday morning, in an attempt to block the return of a Palestinian family to its home in the village.
- The rioters blocked roads, set tires on fire, and hurled rocks at security forces. They also set fire to Palestinian-owned structures, vehicles and other property in the area, the IDF said.
- Three Border Police officers were slightly injured in the clashes, and a security forces vehicle was damaged.
- “I strongly condemn the violent riots last night in the Samaria region and the harm inflicted on the security forces who arrived at the scene to maintain law and order,” read a statement by Netanyahu posted on the Prime Minister’s Office official X account about the Jalud incident.
- “The handful of rioters does not represent the law-abiding settler community in Judea and Samaria, does them a grave injustice, and hinders our forces in fulfilling their mission. I stand behind the IDF and Border Police fighters who are working to thwart terrorism and safeguard security, and I call on law enforcement authorities to apply the full severity of the law against the rioters,” the statement continued.
- Dr. Romirowsky, what is the story all about?
- Unrest inside Iran?
- Iranian students in Tehran protest compulsory hijab, university costs as campus unrest returns
- Iranian university students protested against compulsory hijab and worsening economic conditions, with Basij forces accused of threatening demonstrators during the campus gathering.
- Musician sentenced to 74 lashes for hijabless performance as Iran continues entertainment crackdown
- The court found that a hijabless performance had violated “public decency through the production and publication of obscene and immoral content on cyberspace platforms.”
- Iranian music artist, Parastoo Ahmadi will be severely punished for performing without a hijab in an online concert.
- Dr. Romirowsky, are you at all hopeful that Iran will at some point, return to the community of nations? In the end; isn’t what this is all about?
Guest: Asaf Romirowsky PhD is the Executive Director of Scholars for Peace in the Middle East (SPME). Trained as a Middle East historian he holds a PhD in Middle East and Mediterranean Studies from King’s College London, UK and has published widely on various aspects of the Arab-Israeli conflict and American foreign policy in the Middle East, as well as on Israeli and Zionist history. Dr. Romirowsky is co-author of October 7: The Wars Over Words and Deeds · More about the guest
10:00 · CEO’s are bullish on America.
- Why isn’t the Iran war and the rate of inflation slowing down the U.S. economy?
- CEO confidence in the economy at a 4-year high!
- Consumer confidence edged downward in last month. Is it all about the price of gasoline?
- From Politico:
- It might surprise a lot of disgruntled voters, but the U.S. economy is doing pretty well.
- After all, oil prices have repeatedly breached $100 a barrel, driving gas prices above $4 a gallon. The U.S. government’s borrowing costs are rising, pushing mortgage rates above 7%. Consumers are gloomy, and polling on President Donald Trump’s handling of the economy is abysmal.
- And yet, the economy is powering forward, driven by an AI investment boom, and everyday people who are still spending despite the strain of higher prices. A survey last week by S&P Global showed that U.S. business activity accelerated at the fastest pace in more than five years, boosting employment and manufacturing output. That suggests GDP might have grown at a rapid pace of about 4% over the past three months.
- Unemployment has fallen back down to 4.1%, and the number of new people claiming jobless benefits was near 57-year lows, the government said last week.
- But those positive numbers are hard to pitch to the public just over a month until the midterm elections, where affordability concerns are expected to dominate voter decisions and consumer sentiment has fallen 15% since the beginning of the year. In fact, Trump’s economy may be a victim of its own success, with the Federal Reserve expected to raise interest rates at least once more before the year is out in a bid to rein in inflation that’s being fueled in part by that growth.
- Trump Announces Largest Ever US Steel Plant!
- The president joined leaders from Mesabi Metallics to reveal the news from the White House on Monday.
Guest: Allen Mendenhall, PhD is a Research Fellow in the Roe Institute and a Senior Advisor for the Free Enterprise Initiative. 10:33: What Happens When Military Insiders Bet on Their Own Missions? Is this probe widening? Is it ever okay to bet on your own game? What if you’re betting on yourself to win? What if it’s not a game, but a matter of life and death? A U.S. soldier has been accused of doing exactly that on the mission to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro. U.S. officials are investigating after a shipment of F-35 stealth fighter parts was diverted, potentially to the Chinese territory of Hong Kong. Politico first reported on Sept. 18 that a shipment of F-35 Lightning II fighter jet components was being shipped from Australia to the United States for repairs when the parts were somehow misplaced. Citing three anonymous sources familiar with the matter, Politico reported the F-35 parts were instead diverted to Hong Kong. Ryan, what have you been able to ascertain from the Pentagon over this alleged, planned attack at RAF-Fairford? Is anyone inside the Pentagon using: ‘FALSE FLAG” to describe this situation. Has SOW Hegseth commented on the arrest and release of the five-suspects? Ryan Morgan, Pentagon Reporter for the Epoch Times: · More about the guest · More about the guest · More about the guest · More about the guest · More about the guest
11:00 · New York, your getting what you deserve!
- From the NY Post Editorial Board (today):
- Bringing his socialist economic chops to fix New York City’s stagnant-to-sluggish jobs growth, Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new solution is to hire more government employees.
- His always-busy press office and Maoist “mass engagement” cadres announced Monday a new Jobs NYC Center, a “hub connecting New Yorkers to careers in public service.”
- Citywide unemployment as of August was 4.8%, about a fifth higher than the national average of 4.1%.
- Mamdani’s hate-the-rich, capitalism bad rhetoric hasn’t helped: Finance — which provides the tax revenue to fuel Gotham’s lavish social spending — has been reducing jobs in the city for long decades; these days job growth in financial services comes almost exclusively in lower-tax, business-friendly cities and states.
- In the last year, the city added a measly 27,600 jobs to its private-sector workforce of 4.2 million — nearly all of them home-health aide work, which is mostly funded by Medicaid.
- Are businesses now staying away from growing in New York City?
- Seth Barron’s WEAPONIZED proves exactly how the Left is waging war on the American people by attacking specific institutions of the American way of life, essentially sucking all power up the chain, away from the people and into the hands of a managerial, administrative class that has its own vision for the future of the country.
- This elite class wants control over everything. It is intolerable for them that any corner of American life is being run contrary in any way to the totalizing, even totalitarian, vision they have of our society.
- The elites loathe the idea that the U.S. Constitution rests power in the hands of the people, and that states and localities are reserved certain key rights. Our historical system enshrines self-rule—the principle that communities comprised of self-regulating subjects can govern themselves best—while the Left believes that the people who don’t live somewhere are the best equipped to set the rules there.
- “This is a war against the sovereignty of the American people, and the hour is late.” (Seth Barron)
Guest: Seth Barron, a New York Post editorial board member and author of the new book WEAPONIZED: The Left’s Capture and Destruction of America’s Sacred Institutions · More about the guest · More about the guest
11:30 · Finding Common Ground in a Fiercely Divided Nation
- In a nation increasingly divided by politics, culture and competing visions of the future, author and educator Carl Nordgren believes Americans may have overlooked one powerful source of common ground: their shared creative potential.
- After two decades as an entrepreneur and 25 years as an educator helping students, entrepreneurs, educators, scientists and leaders develop their creative capacities, Nordgren inadvertently found a source of common ground that transcends political, social and economic differences.
- “That common ground is our natural-born creative genius that 98% of us share, as revealed in a research project using NASA’s creativity assessment tool and their grading scale,” Nordgren said.
- His new book, Common Ground for US: Warning! This Book Makes Folks Optimistic, explores what that shared creative capacity could mean for a future that cannot be predicted with certainty. Drawing on decades of experience in entrepreneurship and education, Nordgren offers practical perspectives on preparing for an unknowable future, fostering sustainable abundance and encouraging in what he describes as a grassroots renaissance built on the creative abilities people already possess.
- Among Nordgren’s insights are strategies that serve political leadership on both sides of the aisle. Calling typical political language “weaponized” and “useless,” he offers new language and behaviors to refresh governance, and introduces his concept of Common Wealth — an efficient way to leverage resources for the benefit of all citizens — and urges political and community leaders to put his ideas into action.
- The result is a collection of concepts aimed at readers who are concerned about the direction of the country but are unwilling to surrender to pessimism.
- “Not only does common ground exist, but the nature of it is us at our very best,” Nordgren said. “We live and work together through creative expressions of our core human qualities.”
Guest: Carl Nordgren, author, Common Ground for US: Warning! This Book Makes Folks Optimistic · More about the guest
UK Terrorist Plot Defused and NATO Jets Scrambled | News Sept. 28
9:00 · Show Open: Terrorist threat against U.S.
- The Telegraph reported that investigators were examining several possible motives, including an Iranian operation, Russian sabotage, or an Islamist plot. An Iran-linked motive was considered the most likely possibility, according to the report. British police have not publicly identified a suspected perpetrator or confirmed an Iranian connection.
- The British have already connected this to Iran; they are normally, not forthcoming with statements like this.
- President Trump promised a resumption in bombing if the dots are connected to Tehran; however, he has promised that before.
- If Trump orders the resumption of bombings; which targets are likely to be hit?
- Eight US Marines injured in recent, undisclosed Iranian attack on ship in Hormuz – report
- The Marines were not seriously injured by the Iranian cruise missile hit on the vessel, but they sustained smoke inhalation and showed symptoms of concussions, including headaches.
- A loud explosion was heard in northern Jordan on Monday morning, according to reports from Iranian state media IRNA.
- The Iranians have been using our midterm elections (they believe) to their advantage; however, don’t they realize that after the elections (regardless of the outcome); Trump is unleashed?
Guest: Paul Davis: Professor: Institute of World Politics · More about the guest
9:20 · Finland’s President: Alexander Stubb on Fox (9/20/26)
- Supersonic Russian jets trigger joint scramble by NATO allies amid Putin 'clowns' jab
- F/A-18 Hornets and JAS 39 Gripens responded to a Russian formation including MiG-31 interceptors over the Gulf of Finland. What is Putin trying to do?
- Finnish and Swedish fighter jets scrambled for the first time on Sept. 24 to intercept supersonic Russian military aircraft flying over the Gulf of Finland, marking a major milestone in Nordic defense cooperation amid heightened tensions with Moscow.
- The mission also came one day before Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed European warnings about the threat from Moscow in the region and mocked Estonia's new defense minister over the Baltic state's preparations for a potential Russian attack.
- Lithuanians shoot down Russian drone!
- Are Russia airspace violations about Ukraine or testing NATO resolve?
Guest: Paul Davis: Professor: Institute of World Politics · More about the guest
9:35 · Dr. Graceffo, your reaction to the attempted terrorist strike against the U.S. force…
- Dr. Graceffo, your reaction to the attempted terrorist strike against the U.S. force in England yesterday?
- Supersonic Russian jets trigger joint scramble by NATO allies amid Putin 'clowns' jab
- F/A-18 Hornets and JAS 39 Gripens responded to a Russian formation including MiG-31 interceptors over the Gulf of Finland. What is Putin trying to do?
- Finnish and Swedish fighter jets scrambled for the first time on Sept. 24 to intercept supersonic Russian military aircraft flying over the Gulf of Finland, marking a major milestone in Nordic defense cooperation amid heightened tensions with Moscow.
- The mission also came one day before Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed European warnings about the threat from Moscow in the region and mocked Estonia's new defense minister over the Baltic state's preparations for a potential Russian attack.
- Lithuanians shoot down Russian drone!
- Are Russia airspace violations about Ukraine or testing NATO resolve?
- Ukraine Field Report: Russia Kills Eight in Donetsk Oblast, Wounds 45 in Kyiv as 51 Nations Demand Ceasefire:
- Russian drones struck Kyiv throughout September 23, killing two people and injuring 45, according to Klitschko, the city’s mayor. Strikes hit gas stations, warehouses, a business center, and the area around Kyiv’s central railway station, where the Shayba railway market caught fire. The Darnytsia pharmaceutical plant was also struck. Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation confirmed that about 100,000 households in Kyiv and the surrounding region lost stable internet service.
- In Kyiv Oblast, drones damaged private houses, warehouses, an administrative building, and infrastructure in the Bucha, Fastiv, Obukhiv, and Vyshhorod districts, injuring three men in Fastiv district. Two people were injured in Zhytomyr Oblast.
- Does Iran continue to supply drones to Putin?
- How did you view President Trump’s address at the UN General Assembly last week? Do you feel his address was effective to bolster our allies and startle our enemies?
- Dr. Graceffo, is your analysis of President Xi’s visit to the White House last week?
- You have written two pieces for the Gateway Pundit in the past week about Trump’s deal with Denmark for control over Greenland. What do we need to know with respect to this deal with Russia and China’s plans for the Artic and what are the hidden prizes under the ice (rare earth minerals)?
Guest: Antonio Graceffo, PhD, China-MBA, War Correspondent for The Gateway Pundit Connect with Antonio on Linkedin Writing Portfolio Writing Portfolio Website ChinaEconGroup See Antonio's books at Amazon
10:00 · Wes Streeting attacked by British talker last night following the news of a foiled…
- Wes Streeting attacked by British talker last night following the news of a foiled terror attack at UK/U.S. airbase.
- Who is Wes Streeting? A British politician who has served as Secretary of State for Defence since 2026.
- He previously served as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care from 2024 until his resignation in 2026. Streeting is not exactly Pete Hegseth.
- Dangerous intellectuals (Season 2/EP53) breaks down the rough waters ahead in the U.S. midterm elections.
- How are the U.S. midterm elections part of this 5th Generation Warfare?
- Terrorist threat against U.S. Air Force base in England, or was it, a failed Iranian military operation?
- The Telegraph reported that investigators were examining several possible motives, including an Iranian operation, Russian sabotage, or an Islamist plot. An Iran-linked motive was considered the most likely possibility, according to the report. British police have not publicly identified a suspected perpetrator or confirmed an Iranian connection.
- The British have already connected this to Iran; they are normally, not forthcoming with statements like this.
- President Trump promised a resumption in bombing if the dots are connected to Tehran; however, he has promised that before.
- If Trump orders the resumption of bombings; which targets are likely to be hit?
- Eight US Marines injured in recent, undisclosed Iranian attack on ship in Hormuz – report
- The Marines were not seriously injured by the Iranian cruise missile hit on the vessel, but they sustained smoke inhalation and showed symptoms of concussions, including headaches.
- A loud explosion was heard in northern Jordan on Monday morning, according to reports from Iranian state media IRNA.
- The Iranians have been using our midterm elections (they believe) to their advantage; however, don’t they realize that after the elections (regardless of the outcome); Trump is unleashed?
Guest: Brigadier General Blaine Holt, USAF (ret), Host: Dangerous Intellectuals Podcast Season II (EP 53) · More about the guest
10:20 · Supersonic Russian jets trigger joint scramble by NATO allies amid Putin 'clowns' jab
- F/A-18 Hornets and JAS 39 Gripens responded to a Russian formation including MiG-31 interceptors over the Gulf of Finland. What is Putin trying to do?
- Finnish and Swedish fighter jets scrambled for the first time on Sept. 24 to intercept supersonic Russian military aircraft flying over the Gulf of Finland, marking a major milestone in Nordic defense cooperation amid heightened tensions with Moscow.
- The mission also came one day before Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed European warnings about the threat from Moscow in the region and mocked Estonia's new defense minister over the Baltic state's preparations for a potential Russian attack.
- Lithuanians shoot down Russian drone!
- Are Russia airspace violations about Ukraine or testing NATO resolve?
Guest: Brigadier General Blaine Holt, USAF (ret), Host: Dangerous Intellectuals Podcast Season II (EP 53) · More about the guest
10:30 · In the new book WAKE UP AMERICA: The Rise of Socialism is the Death of Freedom by…
- In the new book WAKE UP AMERICA: The Rise of Socialism is the Death of Freedom by Former Congressman Ken Buck, we find a shocking and scathing exposé of corruption and morally bankrupt ideas. Buck reminds us of the Founders' vision for a limited federal government, "of the people and for the people," designed to protect personal liberty by adhering to federalism and separation of powers – and how progressives have methodically chipped away at these bedrock principles to consolidate power in a government detached from those it is supposed to serve.
- For over a century, the Left has used the federal government to fund and promote its socialist agenda. Under the guise of flowery titles like the New Deal or Great Society, Democrat administrations have spent money America doesn't have on programs America doesn't need. Each of these leftist causes are sold to the public as temporary solutions to existential threats. But their actual purpose is to vest more control in the federal government and advance the left's partisan objectives at the expense of individual liberty.
- Ideologies that attempt to supplant private decision-making with centralized state control cannot persist in a free society without pervasive deception and state-sanctioned violence. Buck argues we are closer to the tipping point than most Americans realize. This book is about recognizing warning signs while there is still time. It is about understanding how we arrived at a system that cannot seem to stop spending. And it is about what must change if we want to preserve a country where government exists to serve the people.
- The threat to America has never been greater. The United States is on the precipice of defaulting on its national debt, losing the dollar bankruptcy of Social Security and Medicare, and becoming isolated from once-close trading partners. While the left cheers America's demise so it can further suppress liberty, the world order will fall into a nuclear armed chaos. The time to act is now, and this book will arm every citizen with the knowledge and strategy to make a difference.
- Congressman, how do you see the President’s messaging to the nation?
Congressman Buck’s plan:
- Make D.O.G.E permanent; publish what they uncovered and what they cut.
- Take steps to stop spending more than we take in, while acknowledging that we probably can't do it for decades.
- Eliminate all earmarks and pet-project spending.
- Produce serious committee oversight plans that are focused on real problems.
- Close the Department of Education.
- Find more agencies that need to be defunded, returning the United States to rule by "democracy" instead of "bureaucracy."
Guest: Ken Buck is a former five-term Congressman from Colorado, lawyer, and author of four books, including Crushed: Big Tech's War on Free Speech. Congressman Buck served on the House Judiciary Committee and was the Ranking Member on the Subcommittee on Antitrust, Commercial and Administrative Law, and was a member of the Subcommittee on Immigration and Citizenship. He also served on the House Foreign Affairs Committee and was a member of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Asia, The Pacific, and Nonproliferation. He was also a prosecutor with the U.S. Department of Justice. · More about the guest
11:00 · First New York elected democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani.
- The parallels are difficult to ignore. Both movements captured younger voters by blaming capitalism for unaffordable housing and promising sweeping government action. In Berlin, nearly half of voters under 30 supported Die Linke, while its campaign drew strategic inspiration from the American socialist movement.
- But Zitelmann warns that Berlin has seen this story before. The city once stood on the front line between capitalism and communism, yet a new generation with no firsthand memory of the Berlin Wall or East Germany’s failed socialist system is embracing many of the same ideas under new branding.
- Why socialist movements are gaining ground among younger voters in major Western cities
- The striking similarities between Mamdani’s New York movement and Die Linke’s campaign in Berlin
- Why housing shortages are being blamed on capitalism when government restrictions often limit construction
- What rent controls and large-scale property expropriation could do to Berlin’s housing market
- How socialists have successfully repackaged old economic ideas for a new generation
- Why the fall of the Berlin Wall has faded as a warning against socialism
- Whether Berlin’s election represents a broader political shift spreading across Europe and the United States.
- Is the socialist takeover of New York and Berlin an isolated urban trend—or a warning that the West is forgetting the lessons of the 20th century?
Guest: Dr. Rainer Zitelmann is a world-renowned economic historian with doctorates in history and sociology. He has authored or edited 31 books translated into 35 languages, including In Defense of Capitalism, The Power of Capitalismand How Nations Escape Poverty. His work has appeared in or been covered by The Wall Street Journal, Fox News, Newsweek, Forbes, the Washington Examiner, the Financial Times, The Times, The Telegraph and major media outlets throughout Europe, Latin America and Asia. · More about the guest
11:30 · Is there a Biblical connection to UFO’s and the report of extra-terrestrials…
- Is there a Biblical connection to UFO’s and the report of extra-terrestrials visiting earth?
- Nephilim Connection puts UFO Encounters in Biblical Context. The Nephilim Connection refers to the theological and biblical discussions linking the mysterious "Nephilim" giants of Genesis 6 to various interpretations regarding fallen angels, human lineage, and ancient mythologies. (Google AI)
- Did fallen angels’ mate with humans on earth, creating the Nephilim?
- What does the Book of Enoch tell us?
- Was Goliath a Nephilim?
- What if the phenomenon long dismissed as fringe is not only real, but connected to humanity’s deepest spiritual questions?
- Is it possible to trace the bloodlines of the Nephilim – present day?
- Extraterrestrial encounters may connect to ancient supernatural accounts. Can you explain those accounts?
- Biblical prophecy offers another framework for understanding UFO phenomena.
- Government secrecy raises questions about decades of unexplained encounters.
- The Great Deception could have profound implications for humanity.
- Rungs of Disclosure examines who they are and what they want?
Guest: L.A. Marzulli, author, lecturer and filmmaker. Author of the book: Rungs of Disclosure Revised and Expanded: Following the Trail of Extraterrestrials and the End Times. Following the Trail of Extraterrestrials and the End Times. A longtime researcher into UFOs, the Nephilim and ancient prophetic texts, Marzulli examines the growing number of reports involving unexplained encounters and asks what may actually be behind them. · More about the guest
Christina Bobb on Judicial Watch’s Fight for Transparency, Enrique Tarrio on Life After January 6, and Gateway Pundit’s Jim Hoft | Your News Talk America | September 17, 2026
Your News Talk America
Thursday, September 17, 2026 · Joe Hoft in for Jake Smith
9:00 AM · Businesswoman Guya Mariani Joins Live From Italy
Guya Mariani joins the show by video call from Italy to open the day. Joe Hoft, in for Jake Smith today, talks with her about business and what it takes to succeed as an entrepreneur across borders.
- A conversation with a successful Italian businesswoman, joining the show remotely
9:30 AM · Christina Bobb on Judicial Watch and Government Accountability
Attorney Christina Bobb joins Joe Hoft. Bobb previously served on President Trump’s legal team, worked as a correspondent for OAN, and held a senior counsel role with the GOP before joining Judicial Watch, where she now focuses on exposing government corruption.
- Her path from the Trump legal team and OAN to the GOP and now Judicial Watch
- What Judicial Watch is currently pursuing on the accountability front
10:00 AM · Enrique Tarrio on Life After January 6
Enrique Tarrio, former chairman of the Proud Boys and a January 6 defendant later pardoned by President Trump, joins Joe Hoft to discuss what life has looked like since. DIAL caller debate segment. Listeners vote on the discussion question and help direct where this one goes.
- His account of the period since receiving a presidential pardon
- DIAL callers weigh in live
10:30 AM · Sheila Matthews, AbleChild, on Protecting Kids
Sheila Matthews, principal officer of AbleChild, joins the show. AbleChild is a nonprofit focused on raising awareness about the psychiatric labeling and drugging of children and the risks tied to mandatory mental health screening.
- What AbleChild is working on right now
- What parents should know before agreeing to school mental health screening
11:00 AM · Matt Meck on Military Service and Election Integrity
Matt Meck, a military pilot now involved in election integrity work, joins Joe Hoft to talk about what took him from the cockpit to advocating for secure elections.
- His background as a military pilot
- His current election integrity work
11:30 AM · Gateway Pundit’s Jim Hoft on Conservative Media
Jim Hoft, founder of Gateway Pundit, joins his twin brother Joe, filling in for Jake Smith today, for a conversation on the state of conservative media.
- Twin brothers Joe and Jim Hoft together on air
- Where conservative media stands today
11:50 AM · Salute the Troops
Your News Talk America closes the show honoring the men and women who serve.
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Houthis Invade Red Sea Islands
September 15, 2026
9:06 · Show Open: Oil Price Surge
- WTI and Brent over $100 a barrel. When was the last time world prices per barrel were this high?
- Were the Ukraine attacks on Russian refineries the cause of the diesel surge or is it something else?
- According to EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, the White House is looking to expand U.S. supplies of oil and gas as prices skyrocket. Can the U.S. supply the rest of the world?
- The White House is considering triggering the Defense Production Act to add refining capacity.
- American refineries are already running at 98% capacity and diesel prices are above $6 per gallon for the first time.
- Qatar and Kuwait have restored crude oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz to roughly 70% of pre-war levels.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Gulf oil producers could bypass the Strait of Hormuz within two years.
Panelists:
Larry Behrens — Communications Director at Power The Future, a national nonprofit organization that advocates for American energy jobs.
Sam Romain — Chairman, Americans for Energy Dominance.
9:20 · AI, Congress and Manufactured Outrage
- Larry Behrens calls the war on AI “MANUFACTURED OUTRAGE” and has discussed the issue on this program during his last appearance.
- Is the effort to stop AI political?
- If anti-AI forces are working in the United States, is their best chance to succeed getting Congress involved?
- Could congressional intervention put China over the top in the AI race?
- What about a congressionally mandated code of conduct?
- When does Congress follow our code of conduct: the United States Constitution?
Panelists:
Larry Behrens — Communications Director at Power The Future.
Sam Romain — Chairman, Americans for Energy Dominance.
9:35 · Iran, China and the Houthi War
- Has President Trump mismanaged the backend of this war, with no peace now appearing to be in the offing?
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will visit China and meet Foreign Minister Wang Yi. What does the timing of the visit tell us?
- Does the reemergence of the Houthis reflect missteps by the U.S. and Israel in not taking them out sooner?
- When the Houthis were quiet, were they rearming and preparing for what we are seeing now?
- Did we mistake their passiveness for weakness?
- The Jerusalem Post reports that the fall of Mocha was the latest stage in an escalation that began weeks earlier.
- What do the allies do about the Houthis?
- Do the Houthis fall apart if the IRGC is substantially diminished?
- President Trump says the Iran war will not end until after the midterms. Why, when the U.S. has the firepower now to finish the job?
Dr. James S. Robbins — Senior Vice President for Research and Business Development at the Institute of World Politics, national security columnist for USA Today, and Senior Fellow in National Security Affairs at the American Foreign Policy Council.
10:08 · Houthis, Iran and Russia’s New Missile
- Captain Morgan Murphy explains what he means when he says the Houthis have placed themselves in a “KILL BOX” and how the U.S. should respond.
- Have the Houthis brought a wider and more difficult war to America?
- Waiting on sanctions may work in the long term, but is it working now?
- Iran’s strategy was to increase oil prices. Has that worked to its political advantage?
- Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Michael Leiter says sanctions are working and patience is needed. Do the American people have patience?
- Russia is preparing to test a roughly 500-mile ballistic missile capable of striking targets in Ukraine and potentially overcoming air defenses.
- What makes this ballistic missile different from others Russia has fired at Ukraine?
- What does the development mean in the context of the 1987 INF Treaty?
Captain Morgan Murphy, USN (Ret.) — National security expert, former Trump White House official and former Pentagon spokesperson.
10:33 · Could the United Kingdom Break Apart?
- Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are reportedly preparing a joint declaration demanding the right to self-determination and independence referendums.
- There remain deep divisions in Northern Ireland, including the Unionist movement.
- There are major cultural differences between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
- Scotland has its own government in Edinburgh, but London still holds significant authority.
- Scottish oil remains a major issue for Scotland.
- What would the breakup of the United Kingdom mean for NATO and global security?
- Could the EU eventually add a reunified Ireland, Scotland and Wales?
- What is behind the sudden push to break up the UK?
- Could adding former UK nations strengthen a European Union already under pressure from immigration and opposition to Brussels?
- Could a reunified Ireland solve the cultural differences created by generations under British rule?
Peter Connolly — Irish lobbyist and illegal immigration analyst.
11:06 · Immigration and the Public Charge Rule
- Democrats reject that illegal immigrants should stand on their own two feet before being granted permission to immigrate to the United States.
- Mayor Zohran Mamdani and New York Attorney General Tish James are fighting changes to rules affecting noncitizen immigrants’ access to welfare and their visa status.
- They are joining 21 other state attorneys general in suing the Trump administration over tighter “public charge” rules.
- The rules require prospective new Americans to demonstrate greater financial self-sufficiency.
- With the United States approaching $40 trillion in debt, should taxpayers continue supporting immigrants through public benefits?
Todd Bensman — Senior Research Fellow for the Border Security and Immigration Center at The Heritage Foundation.
11:33 · Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Changing Middle East
- What will a more powerful DSA and communist-leaning Democratic bloc in Congress mean for efforts to strengthen support for Israel?
- How much more difficult will it be to convince lawmakers that Israel is not America’s enemy?
- Israel has reportedly provided Saudi Arabia with intelligence assistance as Houthi attacks against Saudi assets continue.
- As the Houthis advance along the Bab al-Mandab Strait and attack Saudi Arabia, Riyadh has turned to Jerusalem for intelligence assistance.
- Could the growing security relationship change Saudi Arabia’s position on joining the Abraham Accords?
- According to IDF assessments, Hezbollah’s senior leadership is closely watching developments in Iran, with much dependent on Tehran.
- Israeli Ambassador Michael Leiter says sanctions are working and patience is needed. Do the American people have patience?
Joan Leslie McGill — Executive Director for the U.S.-Israel Education Association. Ms. McGill helps shape the organization’s strategic initiatives to inform and educate senior U.S. policymakers about Israel.
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