Media Silence, Middle East Escalation, and Energy Shifts Drive Today’s YNTA

Today’s program examines media coverage gaps on migrant crime, escalating tensions in Lebanon, and major shifts in global energy markets. Panelists also address gun registry concerns, organized protest movements, and Iran’s economic pressure points.

9:06 — National Networks Go Silent on Migrant Crime

• Lack of coverage by ABC, CBS, and NBC.
• Selective media gatekeeping.
• Underreported violent crimes involving illegal aliens.

Panelist: Curtis Houck, Managing Editor, MRC NewsBusters

9:20 — Client Segment

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9:35 — Monologue: “A Fragile Dominance”

9:45 — ATF Gun Registry Controversy

• Illegal digitization of gun records.
• Potential federal rule changes.
• Concerns over mass confiscation risk.
• Congressional action and ATF compliance questions.
• Upcoming GOA events in Texas and Virginia.

Panelist: Stephen Willeford, representing Gun Owners of America, author of A Town Called Sutherland Springs: Faith and Heroism Through Tragedy

10:08 — Israeli Strike on Hezbollah More Devastating Than 2024 Pager Attack, IDF Says

• Israeli strikes targeted Hezbollah command and intelligence infrastructure.
• Lebanon’s fragile path toward peace remains under pressure.
• Christian communities remain vulnerable amid rising conflict.
• Antisemitism and anti-Christian hostility share ideological roots.
• Lebanon’s Christian legacy continues to erode.

Panelist: Grant Berry, author of Romans 911: Time To Sound The Alarm

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10:20 — Oil Prices Reverse as Markets Look Beyond Strait Disruption

• Oil futures fell sharply from last week’s highs.
• Markets are pricing in possible future stability despite disruption.
• Rising insurance costs and rerouted shipping continue to strain supply chains.
• Questions remain about how quickly consumers may see relief at the pump.

Panelist: Judge Glock, Director of Research and Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute

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10:33 — Multiple Pro-Communist Groups Behind “No-Kings” Protests

• Questions about funding, training, and organizing.
• Recent assault on a TPUSA reporter raises concerns about escalation.
• Use of live-event style staging suggests sophisticated coordination.

Panelist: Adam Swart, Founder and CEO of Crowds on Demand

10:45 — Iran’s Economic Pressure and Offshore Oil Workarounds

• Executions in Iran and reaction from the Iranian-American community.
• Financial strain from the closing of the Strait of Hormuz.
• Reports of large-scale oil smuggling through offshore networks.
• Questions over whether Iran can be trusted to honor any agreement.

Panelist: Professor Mohammad H. Tasooji, California State University San Marcos and CEO of Sienza Energy

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11:06 — America Is Exporting More Oil Than Ever Before

• U.S. oil exports have surged to record levels.
• Global conflict is strengthening American energy positioning.
• Debate over whether consumer pain is being offset by broader economic gains.
• Energy dominance may become a midterm political issue.

Panelists: Sam Romain, Chairman, Americans for Energy Dominance; Daniel Greenfield, CEO at the David Horowitz Freedom Center and author of FrontPageMag

Americans for Energy Dominance
Daniel Greenfield

11:33 — Open Segment

Panelists: TBD

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