Plus: FCC Chairman threatens broadcaster licenses over Iran War coverage, bomb cyclone chaos disrupts 12,000+ flights coast to coast, and a hidden fertilizer crisis in the Strait of Hormuz is quietly coming for your grocery bill — all in today's episode.

A Canadian school board trustee just received a $750,000 penalty from the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal — for publicly stating what the Bible has always said about biological sex. The fine alone is alarming. But the legal reasoning the tribunal used to get there is drawing international attention for something far more dangerous: the explicit ruling that to reject gender ideology is to commit an act of "existential denial." Chuck breaks down exactly what was argued, what was ruled, and why every Christian in America needs to understand this is not a Canadian problem.

Meanwhile, a former U.S. Marine analyst with top secret security clearance has been indicted on two counts of willfully transmitting national defense information — including a classified document allegedly sent to a contact believed to be in China. Plus, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr puts every American broadcaster on notice after President Trump called out fake news coverage of the Iran War, Chuck unpacks why the Strait of Hormuz fertilizer crisis could hit your grocery store harder than any oil shock, and a Democratic congresswoman's Kennedy Center drama exposes exactly how far the media will go to manufacture a Trump attack — even when the story falls apart.