Plus: Florida SUES TikTok over your kids, DOJ moves to KILL America's first reparations program, an Alabama judge SUSPENDED, civil rights enforcement pulled out of the Education Department & the $850M Obama Center finally opens — all in today's episode.

It's signed. After months of war, the United States and Iran put their names on a 14-point memorandum of understanding, the Strait of Hormuz reopens, the naval blockade comes down, and there's a $300 BILLION reconstruction number attached to it. The headlines are screaming. But there's a question buried in the fine print that almost nobody is asking out loud: who actually writes that check? And what did we really get in return for a 60-day clock that's already ticking? Chuck walks the 647'ers through all 14 points, the parts the media skipped, and why "good faith" might be the two most dangerous words in the whole document.

Then it's a fast six. Florida's attorney general drops the hammer on Big Tech with a child-safety lawsuit that could cost TikTok billions. The DOJ moves to halt a first-of-its-kind reparations payout and calls it flat-out unconstitutional. An Alabama judge is suspended after a 120-page complaint that has to be read to be believed. The Trump administration quietly reshuffles a powerful civil rights office out of the Department of Education. And the most expensive, most delayed presidential library in American history throws itself a celebrity grand opening. There is a famine of truth in our land. Truth starts now.

00:00 Welcome to 647

00:53 Iran Deal Breakdown

12:51 Reparations Program Challenged

17:39 Florida Takes on TikTok

22:39 Judge Misconduct Scandal

28:58 Civil Rights Office Reshuffle

34:51 Obama Center Celeb Lineup

38:57 Wrap Up and Blessing

#647 #ChuckFrank #Iran #NationalSecurity #AmericaFirst #TruthStartsNow

Plus: JD Vance vs. The View, a New York Times Situation Room leak, Nevada's primary shocker & a Chicago cross-burning twist — all in today's episode.

The organization that spent decades branding conservatives, Christians, and pro-life Americans as "hate" just landed in a federal superseding indictment of its own. According to the DOJ filing, the SPLC allegedly routed donor money to a paid informant embedded inside a neo-Nazi group — the very kind of extremist it told donors it was fighting. The dollar figure, the joint bank accounts, and the cover story are worse than the headline.

Plus: JD Vance walks onto The View and the questions don't go the way the hosts planned. New York Times reporters reportedly obtained verbatim audio from inside the Situation Room, and Rep. Mike Lawler is demanding a full national-security probe. An election-integrity candidate pulls off a Nevada primary upset nobody in the political class wanted. And a Chicago cross-burning that officials rushed to blame on "white supremacists" turns out to have a very different author.

There is a famine of truth in our land. Truth starts now.

00:00 Welcome and Disclaimer 00:46 Qatar and Post War Iran 05:57 Vance on The View 08:26 SPLC Informant Scandal 13:14 Situation Room Leak Claims 18:37 Nevada SOS Primary Upset 24:10 Chicago Cross Burning Twist 29:25 Prayer and Sign Off

#647 #ChuckFrank #SPLC #Corruption #Accountability #Justice

Plus: Canada's 40-year economic slide, a royal rape conviction in Norway, and the F-16 instructor forced out during a pilot shortage. All in today's episode.

Gavin Newsom went on camera Monday and put himself on what he called "Donald Trump's hit list," telling Americans the DOJ is now investigating him and his wife. It's a dramatic story. There's just one problem with the version he's selling: CBS, CNN, and the Los Angeles Times all report the probe was prompted by a whistleblower complaint, is being run out of the U.S. Attorney's office in Sacramento, and was not directed by Washington. So who pointed federal agents at Sacramento, and why is the Governor so eager to make this about one man in the Oval Office? Chuck walks through what the reporting actually says.

Then the story Chuck wants you to sit with: a forty-year Epoch Times analysis showing a typical Canadian home went from three times a family's income to eight times it, while real wages went backward. He calls it a warning, not a foreign headline. Plus Dana White and President Trump planning a UFC card for the troops, a Norwegian court convicting the crown prince's stepson, eight Americans lost in the Edwards B-52 crash, a veteran F-16 instructor fighting forced retirement in the middle of a pilot shortage, and a Wall Street Journal culture piece Chuck takes apart line by line.

00:00 Welcome and Format

00:59 Newsom Tax Probe

04:04 Norway Royal Scandal

10:25 UFC With Trump

13:58 B-52 Crash Tragedy

15:35 Pilot Shortage Fight

21:26 Canada Economic Slide

27:37 Hollywood Bi Trend

33:11 Wrap Up and Blessing

#647 #ChuckFrank #Newsom #Accountability #Corruption #AmericaFirst

Plus: a US-Iran peace deal heads to a Friday signing, Elon Musk becomes the first trillionaire, two-thirds of colleges still force DEI, and Trump shakes up Georgia's Senate runoff: all in today's episode.

How does a government lose track of nearly half a million kids? Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says the administration has now located 146,000 unaccompanied migrant children, a fraction of the roughly 450,000 he says went missing under the prior administration (Epoch Times). Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche tied it to 15,500 "super sponsor" cases and a fresh round of trafficking indictments. The part Chuck won't let go of is where these children kept turning up, and what the map says about the cities that promised to protect them.

That is not the only thing moving this week. Oil slid to its lowest price since March 5 as Trump announced a completed US-Iran agreement set to be signed Friday in Switzerland (Brent down roughly 4% to under $84, per Breitbart's John Carney). Elon Musk crossed an estimated $1.1 trillion on paper after SpaceX's roughly $1.77 trillion IPO (analyst Peter C. Earle). A Campus Reform and Speech First report found 67% of surveyed colleges still require DEI courses to graduate. Trump endorsed Mike Collins in Georgia's Senate runoff. And Stanford's commencement broke into a mass walkout. There is a famine of truth in our land. Truth starts now.

00:00 Welcome to 647 01:45 Trump Birthday Blitz 05:13 Oil Drops on Iran Deal 06:45 Georgia Senate Endorsement 08:23 DEI Graduation Requirements 11:52 Peace Deal Details 15:23 Stanford Walkout Protest 16:44 Missing Migrant Children Found 20:32 Musk Trillionaire Moment 26:12 Mercy Teams and Failed States 32:47 Closing Prayer and Signoff

#647 #ChuckFrank #AmericaFirst #Accountability #NationalSecurity #BiblicalTruth

Plus: 8647 carved into the National Mall, the first Most Wanted Fraudster arrest, 20 AGs sue over DEI & Jay Clayton tapped for DNI, all in today's episode.

The strikes were scheduled for Thursday night. The targets were set. Then one Truth Social post stopped everything. President Trump says the Iran deal has been approved by all parties, eleven nations and counting. But one capital still hasn't confirmed a word of it, and the naval blockade isn't going anywhere until ink hits paper. Chuck breaks down the chess match behind the announcement, what Kharg Island has to do with it, and why this weekend could reshape the Middle East.

Meanwhile, back home: somebody carved a message into the grass of the National Mall, huge enough to see from the sky, days before the President's birthday event, and nobody saw it happen. The first name on the White House Most Wanted Fraudsters list just walked into federal custody in Minneapolis. Twenty blue-state attorneys general are suing to keep DEI in federal contracts. And the DNI chair just got a new name on it. Six stories. One famine of truth. Truth starts now.

00:00 Welcome to 647 00:49 Trump Iran Strike Deal 05:00 AGs Sue Over DEI 12:16 8647 Mall Vandalism 16:02 Most Wanted Fraudster Arrest 18:28 Jay Clayton Picked DNI 21:29 Rick Scott Immigration Fines 25:58 Subscribe and Daily Blessing

#647 #ChuckFrank #Iran #NationalSecurity #Accountability #AmericaFirst

Plus: US strikes Iran, the border wall gets a finish date & a 12-year-old's testimony beside Trump. All in today's episode.

Three federal search warrants. One morning. One California county assessor's office, and the homes of its two top officials. No charges announced, no explanation given, and a sealed warrant signed by a federal magistrate for a wire fraud investigation. The FBI doesn't move like that over paperwork. Chuck breaks down what we know, what we don't, and why an office that values 380,000 parcels of property is exactly where this kind of story begins.

And that's only one front. An American Apache went down over the Strait of Hormuz, the crew survived, and the United States is answering. Plus Border Patrol Chief Rodney Scott puts a completion date on the border wall that should make headlines and won't, a 12-year-old boy stands beside President Trump at the Museum of the Bible and says what his school tried to silence, Trump tells reporters the 2020 files are coming with "things that you won't believe," and a presidential appearance delivers the biggest NBA Finals Game 3 audience since 1998.

There is a famine of truth in our land. The truth starts now.

00:00 Welcome to 647 00:58 US Strikes Iran 01:29 FBI Raids Assessor 05:48 Border Wall Update 14:37 Boy Challenges Gender Book 17:45 Trump Teases 2020 Files 21:33 Trump Boosts NBA Ratings 24:25 Like Subscribe Blessing

#647 #ChuckFrank #Corruption #Accountability #NationalSecurity #AmericaFirst

Plus: US strikes Iran, the Texas murder verdict, $70B for ICE & the SPLC hearing meltdown, all in today's episode.

186,000 deceased people were still receiving food stamps as of last July, according to the USDA's own report: $419 million a year, with another $3 billion flagged as potential fraud, waste, and abuse. But the number isn't the story. The story is why 21 states marched into federal court to keep the audit data sealed, and the broken incentive Chuck names that guarantees the stealing continues.

And while the books bleed, US forces struck Iranian radar and air defense sites after an Apache went down over the Strait of Hormuz. Two pilots in the water, a rescue boat with nobody at the helm, and what one senior official reportedly called a hand-of-God moment. Then: a Collin County jury needed just three hours in the Austin Metcalf case. Redfin says home sellers now outnumber buyers by 47 percent, the most lopsided market in six years, and Chuck asks why nobody in Washington wants it fixed before the midterms. A $70 billion ICE and Border Patrol bill sails through with no riots and no screaming, and Chuck wants to know what changed. And the SPLC's president sits before the House Judiciary Committee unable to answer one simple question, while the room laughs.

There is a famine of truth in our land. Truth starts now.

00:00 Welcome to 647 00:51 US Strikes Iran 05:26 Texas Murder Verdict 09:31 Housing Market Shift 15:58 SNAP Fraud Scandal 23:12 ICE Funding Bill 33:16 SPLC Hearing Clash 40:18 Prayer and Signoff

#647 #ChuckFrank #Accountability #Corruption #AmericaFirst #NationalSecurity

Plus: Politico's climate brand folds after a $458K taxpayer defunding, a 27-year airline captain takes the FAA to court over the COVID shots, and 55% of Democrats say they'd rather live somewhere else — all in today's episode.

An investigator knocked on a California door and met a woman the state's own voter rolls credit with voting in 51 elections — and list as 126 years old. She says she was born in 1940. She says she never cast those ballots. So who did, and how many more records look exactly like hers before the next round of ballots goes out? (Per investigative reporter Nick Shirley, citing the California Secretary of State's voter rolls.)

That's one of six stories this morning. We also walk through the restored DC Reflecting Pool and what it cost compared to the last administration, the half-million-dollar EPA subscription cut that just took down a Politico brand, the court documents at the center of an airline captain's fight with the FAA, an election-law expert's blunt verdict on how California's system is built, and a brand-new poll on how many Democrats want out of the country. There is a famine of truth in our land. This is your quick news fix.

00:00 Welcome and Format 00:44 Trump Reflecting Pool 05:38 126-Year-Old Voter 09:32 Politico Climate Site Ends 12:06 FAA Shot Authorization 21:16 California Election Critique 24:55 Democrats Want to Leave 29:29 Subscribe and Blessing

#647 #ChuckFrank #ElectionIntegrity #Constitution #AmericaFirst #Accountability

Plus: the LA ballot-count chaos, the Pentagon cutting 180 faiths, Byron Donalds' parking-lot testimony, and the Mandalorian box-office collapse: all in today's episode.

President Trump sat down with NBC's Kristen Welker in Wisconsin for a wide-ranging interview, from Iran to gas prices. It was the last subject that blew it up. Pressed on his claims about California's still-uncounted election, Trump called the process and the press crooked, told Welker to call it quits, and walked out. We break down the exact exchange that ended the interview and what it says about trust in how we count votes.

Then: a Pentagon memo quietly slashed the military's recognized faiths from 211 to 31 under Secretary Pete Hegseth, and not everyone is calling it streamlining. Rep. Byron Donalds shares the testimony of the day he says he gave his life to Christ in a roadside parking lot. A 7.8 earthquake rocks the southern Philippines and triggers tsunami warnings across the Pacific. And Disney watches yet another Star Wars title stall at the box office. Six stories. Seven minutes. One biblical lens.

00:00 Welcome and Disclaimer 00:45 Trump vs Welker Clash 03:53 LA Mayoral Ballot Dump 06:19 Pentagon Faith Codes Cut 10:35 Philippines Quake Tsunami Alert 12:50 Byron Donalds Faith Story 16:07 Mandalorian Box Office Bust 20:55 Subscribe and Monday Prayer

#647 #ChuckFrank #MeetThePress #PeteHegseth #FaithAndFreedom #AmericaFirst

Plus: Trump's $700M COAL push, a 122K PAYROLLS surge, and a 250th rally performers are walking out on — all in today's episode.

A few years ago Victoria's Secret was a punchline trading below $15 a share, after the brand spent years chasing every cultural fad in sight. This week it closed north of $70. What changed? According to Breitbart's John Nolte, the company simply stopped apologizing for who its customers are and went back to what built it. There's a lesson buried in that stock chart, and it has nothing to do with lingerie. It's about what happens the moment normal people stop being bullied into pretending.

That same question runs under everything today. Trump just put $700 million behind American coal, with the administration projecting 14,000 jobs and grid relief across ten states. Private payrolls jumped 122,000 in May, the strongest hiring since early 2025 per ADP. An Arizona high-court ruling reshaped the case against the 2020 alternate electors, and the Senate held a showdown over proof-of-citizenship voting. And as the nation's 250th birthday approaches, the President is planning what he calls the greatest rally ever in DC, even as performers pull out over politics. There is a famine of truth in our land, and tonight Chuck asks the question that ties it all together: if we can rally around a brand, why not around our own country?

00:00 Welcome to 647 00:55 Trump DC Rally Plans 03:04 Payrolls Surge Update 05:27 Coal Investment Push 11:29 Arizona Electors Case 14:23 Victoria's Secret Backlash 22:56 Throwback Outrage Clip 33:48 Wrap Up and Prayer

#647 #ChuckFrank #AmericanTruth #MAGA #AmericaFirst #FaithAndFreedom