John Ubaldi, MGySgt USMC (ret) of Ubaldi Reports and Tim Lynch, Maj USMC (ret) of Free Range International Blog join the program to discuss:

(1)  President Trump’s new trend ob bi-partisan behavior

(2)  What does the term “the wall” mean to you relative to the southern border?

(3)  His deals with “Chuck & Nancy,” as a conservative… does that bother you?

We’ll talk about the news of the day.  QUESTION… do celebrities do any research before they talk about issues… I wonder?

The United Nations Sanctioned North Korea last week, Japan says that there will be no negotiations until the Korean Peninsula is denuclearized and South Korea is launching cruise missiles from aviation platforms.  Our Pacific Rim specialist Grant Newsham, Col USMC (ret) helps us make sense of it.

PART 2 of our look at the “60 Minutes” interview that Charlie Rose did with Steve Bannon, the President’s recently resigned “Chief Strategist.”  We’ll listen and deliberate over his comments that were NOT included in the interview that played on the CBS Network.

QUESTION:  do you find him credible or not?

Steve Bannon gave an interview to 60 Minutes, he had some very pointed things to say.  We’ll listen to them, take your comments and emails and decide if he’s someone worth listening to in the world of politics or not.

The History Channel is airing a series called “The Road to 9/11” — Mike Musselman has been watching it and has some strong feeling about our efforts pre-9/11, we’ll talk about it.

 

On the sixteen anniversary of the attacks in New York City and  Washington D.C. we’ll talk about it.  We listen to Vice-President Mike Pence from Shanksville in Pennsylvania and we’ll talk to John Ubaldi, MGySgt USMC (ret) talk about how the war has changed so many lives.

We’ll also get an update of John Ubaldi on conditions in the Tampa area as Hurricane IRMA has moved through.

The Boys discuss the events of this day sixteen years ago, a day that changed their lives and the lives of family members and friends forever.

Grand Newsham, Col USMC (ret) joined us to talk about Japan’s discussion to explore a first strike capability, South Korea’s discussion relative to returning tactical nuclear weapons to the Korean Peninsula and what’s next in the events coming out of North Korea.

Mike Musselman talks about the tactical problem of invading South Korea for the North Korean military.

North Korea continued its provocative actions over the weekend with its largest nuclear detonation to date, what’s next?  We discuss that.

The President will also rescind DACA today, with a six-month delay to allow Congress to act.  We talk about whether or not Congress is capable of such action action which would address the legal status of an estimated twelve-million people in the United States.