Trump Assassination Plot, Fauci Vaccine Coverup, Hormuz Oil Crisis | Your News Talk America

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Show Notes · Tuesday, August 11, 2026

9:00 · Show Open: Fauci Vaccine Revelations and China's Christian Surge

Jake opens the show pressing on new Senate scrutiny of Dr. Anthony Fauci over what he knew about vaccine risk for pregnant women during their first trimester, and whether that matched his public messaging. The panel questions whether Senator Rand Paul's investigators can quantify how many miscarriages followed vaccination, both in the United States and abroad, and what accountability should look like for Fauci and the wider HHS leadership under Dr. Rochelle Walensky. The conversation turns to China, where Dr. Steven W. Mosher discusses new reporting that Christians now outnumber Communist Party members, and debates whether President Trump should proceed with his planned meeting with Xi Jinping next month.

Was Fauci aware of first trimester vaccination risk while publicly saying otherwise?
Could Senator Rand Paul's investigators establish a miscarriage statistic tied to vaccination?
What accountability, if any, should Fauci and HHS leadership face?
New reporting suggests Christians now outnumber Communists in China. Could that spark a religious awakening?
Should President Trump go forward with next month's planned meeting with Xi Jinping?

Source: Fox News · Fauci on the hot seat over vaccine texts

Panelist (Zoom): Dr. Steven W. Mosher, internationally recognized authority on China and President of the Population Research Institute.

9:20 · Trump's Secret Flight Amid Iran Assassination Threat, IRGC in Disarray

The Washington Post has reported that an Iranian assassination threat against President Trump prompted an extraordinary operation last month, in which he secretly flew from Turkey aboard an alternate military aircraft while the White House publicly maintained he was on Air Force One, later switching planes on the tarmac out of view of the media. Captain Morgan Murphy joins to assess the operation and the broader state of Iranian leadership, after Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei issued decrees this week appointing six new military and IRGC officials following the killing of their predecessors in Israeli and American strikes during operations Roaring Lion and Epic Fury.

What does the secret plane switch reveal about the credibility of the threat against the President?
Henry Kissinger once said: "Iranians don't negotiate in good faith until they run out of ammo." Does the IRGC still have enough missiles to keep controlling negotiations in the Strait?
Ali Abdollahi has been named chief of staff of Iran's Armed Forces, with Kioumars Heydari as deputy. Ahmad Vahidi now leads the IRGC, with Mostafa Izadi as deputy. What does the reshuffle signal about the state of Iran's military leadership?

Sources: Jerusalem Post · Khamenei's new appointments · Jerusalem Post · Khamenei decrees · Jerusalem Post · IRGC leadership · Jerusalem Post · Ahmad Vahidi named IRGC head

Panelist (Zoom): Captain Morgan Murphy, USN (Ret.), national security expert, former Trump White House official, and former Pentagon spokesperson. Facebook

9:35 · What Socialism Would Mean for America's Entrepreneurs

Business owner and former firefighter Derek Hazelwood joins to discuss what socialist policy would mean for entrepreneurship, and how founders can build scalable companies instead of simply building themselves a job. Hazelwood, who once worked 125 hours a week before overhauling his approach, now runs four companies and helps other service business owners through his firm, Ricochet Business Solutions.

What would America's first steps toward socialism mean for entrepreneurs specifically?
How can founders shift from building themselves a job to building a scalable business?
Why do most businesses struggle because of broken systems rather than a lack of effort?
What does it take to build a company that runs without the owner in every decision?
What are the biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make hiring and leading teams?
Derek's message to anyone considering a vote for a Socialist candidate.

Panelist (Zoom): Derek Hazelwood, business owner, consultant, leadership trainer, and former firefighter, founder of Ricochet Business Solutions.

10:00 · Strait of Hormuz Traffic Collapse Fuels Winter Oil Price Fears

Tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains a fraction of pre war levels, and Bank of America warns oil prices could keep climbing into winter if the U.S. and Iran fail to reach a deal reopening the strait, with real shortages already emerging in diesel, gasoline, and global natural gas. Tom Pyle and Daniel Turner join to break down the energy picture, including a hidden 37 cent per gallon federal mandate tied to the Renewable Fuel Standard, President Trump's new tariffs on foreign polysilicon and solar imports, and the Strategic Petroleum Reserve falling to its lowest level since 1983.

Only 5 to 10 ships a day are moving through Hormuz, versus roughly 140 before the war. How long can that hold before real shortages hit consumers?
Is the Renewable Fuel Standard's hidden 37 cent per gallon tax still justified today?
President Trump's new tariffs target foreign polysilicon and solar imports after America's share of global production fell from 50 percent in 2005 to under 2 percent in 2024. Will it bring production home?
The Strategic Petroleum Reserve is at its lowest level since 1983. How much of a cushion is left?

Sources: Institute for Energy Research · RFS cost to motorists · White House · Polysilicon tariff fact sheet · Power the Future · Trump halts foreign solar imports · CNBC · Bank of America on Hormuz shipping

Panelists (Zoom): Tom Pyle, President of the American Energy Alliance, and Daniel Turner, Executive Director of Power the Future.

10:30 · DOJ: Florida Fraudster Spent $35 Million in SNAP Fraud on Luxury Homes and Cars

The Department of Justice says a Florida fraudster used SNAP benefit schemes to fund $35 million in luxury homes and cars. Rachel Sheffield of the Heritage Foundation joins to unpack how pandemic era spending opened the door to fraud, how third parties were used to carry out the scheme, and whether current penalties actually deter theft of taxpayer dollars.

How did COVID era spending out of the Treasury contribute to fraud against taxpayers?
How did the scheme work, and what role did third parties play?
Are current penalties for convicted fraudsters severe enough to deter theft of taxpayer dollars?
Is this $35 million case just the tip of the iceberg?

Panelist (Zoom): Rachel Sheffield, Research Fellow, Welfare and Family Policy, in the Heritage Foundation's Grover M. Hermann Center for the Federal Budget.

11:00 · Europe's Migration Flashpoint: Channel Crossings, Ceuta, and a Hardening Response

230 migrants were found aboard an inflatable dinghy crossing the English Channel, as Germany hardens its stance on migrant returns and pushes for transfers to Italy and Greece. Dozens of migrants who crossed into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, less than 15 nautical miles from Spain's southern coast, have since reached the mainland. Dr. John Marshall Callahan joins to discuss whether European patience with illegal immigration is wearing thin, and recent reports of targeted attacks against Muslim communities and migrants in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Are Europeans running out of patience with illegal immigration, and taking matters into their own hands?
What has prompted reported attacks against Muslim communities and migrants in Ireland and Northern Ireland, and who is behind them?
Has the recent migrant movement into Spain prompted a harder response from Italy and Greece?
Is this Europe's version of "remain in Mexico," and has the damage already been done?

Sources: Anadolu Agency · Germany hardens stance on migrant returns · Sky News · Migrants reach mainland Spain from Ceuta

Panelist (Zoom): Dr. John Marshall Callahan, Professor at the Institute of World Politics and former Deputy Spokesperson at the Office of the DNI.

11:30 · Plano, Texas and the Fight Over a Proposed Islamic Community

The East Plano Islamic Center, through its affiliate Community Capitol Partners, is seeking to build a 1,000 home development roughly 40 minutes from Dallas that would include a mosque, Muslim schools, a community college, and sporting facilities. Texas State Representative Keith Self has raised concerns about Muslim only housing developments in the state and says a proposition to restrict Sharia law will appear on the Texas primary ballot in March. Documentary filmmaker Chris Burgard joins to discuss the debate and the Muslim Brotherhood's broader influence.

What is the East Plano Islamic Center actually proposing to build, and how has the community responded?
Texas Rep. Keith Self says multiple Muslim only housing developments already exist or are planned in the state, and that a March ballot proposition would restrict Sharia law. What is driving that measure?
What role does the Muslim Brotherhood play in these developments, according to the panel?

Panelist (Zoom): Chris Burgard, director of the 132 minute documentary Remember the Alamo: Don't Sharia My Texas, which connects the 1836 stand at the Alamo to today's debate over Sharia law in Texas. Streaming for $19.99 or find a screening at RememberTheAlamoMovie.com.

11:50 · Salute the Troops

Your News Talk America closes the show honoring the men and women of the United States Armed Forces.

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