Blunt Force Truth

Jason Piccolo has served in the federal government since 2000 and held positions in five different departments. Jason was the whistleblower about the Obama administration releasing unaccompanied alien children to criminal sponsors.  He tells his story of coming forward about this and what pushed him to make the decision to do so. The discussion moves into the issues that Jason faced when he did this and his ongoing litigation. Jason explains the difficulties of getting someone to listen to him and the subsequent retaliation for exposing the truth.

Jason’s experience at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) means he well qualified to discuss the border debates and ICE protests, so Chuck and Mark take advantage of this knowledge.  They ask Jason about the recent uproar about ICE and what really happens at the border. Jason explains the true process of handling illegal immigrants and the multiple agencies involved in the process. Chuck and Mark further discuss the importance of ICE and the need for immigration policy reform.

More about Jason Piccolo:

Jason has served in the federal government since 2000, which includes the U.S. Border Patrol, U.S. Customs Service and Department of Defense Special Agent, ICE Supervisory Officer, Department of Homeland Security Headquarters’ senior staff officer, and Senior Advisor to the Director of the Criminal Investigation Division for an undisclosed agency.  Jason has worked everything from disrupting cartel smuggling organizations to high-level terrorism investigation involving Al-Qaeda.

Jason served in the U.S. Army from 1993 to 2006, on active duty and in the National Guard.  He received his commission as an Infantry Officer and served a tour in Iraq in 2005-2006 as the Anti-Terrorism officer for the Combined Joint Special Operations Command-Arabian Peninsula.

Jason began working border enforcement as a Border Patrol Agent on the southwest border in San Diego where he worked on the Mountain Apprehension Team and as a shift-Mexican Liaison. Jason later worked with Immigration and Customs Enforcement as a staff officer. Jason’s most notable position was with the Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) to the White House Security Council’s DHS Human Smuggling Cell in 2015.

His education background includes a Bachelor of Science in Law Enforcement from Minnesota State University, Mankato, a Master of Forensic Science with a focus on criminalistics from National University, and a Doctorate in Strategic Security from Henley Putnam University.

Jason has appeared on Fox and Friends, Dana Loesche’s Relentless on NRATV, The Grant Stinchfield Show on NRATV, One America News, and CRTV.

Connect with Jason:

Twitter: @Doc_FLEO

Website: https://whistleblowerpapers.com/

Jason Piccolo has served in the federal government since 2000 and held positions in five different departments. Jason was the whistleblower about the Obama administration releasing unaccompanied alien children to criminal sponsors.  He tells his story of coming forward about this and what pushed him to make the decision to do so. The discussion moves into the issues that Jason faced when he did this and his ongoing litigation. Jason explains the difficulties of getting someone to listen to him and the subsequent retaliation for exposing the truth.

Jason's experience at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) means he well qualified to discuss the border debates and ICE protests, so Chuck and Mark take advantage of this knowledge.  They ask Jason about the recent uproar about ICE and what really happens at the border. Jason explains the true process of handling illegal immigrants and the multiple agencies involved in the process. Chuck and Mark further discuss the importance of ICE and the need for immigration policy reform.

More about Jason Piccolo:

Jason has served in the federal government since 2000, which includes the U.S. Border Patrol, U.S. Customs Service and Department of Defense Special Agent, ICE Supervisory Officer, Department of Homeland Security Headquarters' senior staff officer, and Senior Advisor to the Director of the Criminal Investigation Division for an undisclosed agency.  Jason has worked everything from disrupting cartel smuggling organizations to high-level terrorism investigation involving Al-Qaeda.

Jason served in the U.S. Army from 1993 to 2006, on active duty and in the National Guard.  He received his commission as an Infantry Officer and served a tour in Iraq in 2005-2006 as the Anti-Terrorism officer for the Combined Joint Special Operations Command-Arabian Peninsula.

Jason began working border enforcement as a Border Patrol Agent on the southwest border in San Diego where he worked on the Mountain Apprehension Team and as a shift-Mexican Liaison. Jason later worked with Immigration and Customs Enforcement as a staff officer. Jason's most notable position was with the Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) to the White House Security Council's DHS Human Smuggling Cell in 2015.

His education background includes a Bachelor of Science in Law Enforcement from Minnesota State University, Mankato, a Master of Forensic Science with a focus on criminalistics from National University, and a Doctorate in Strategic Security from Henley Putnam University.

Jason has appeared on Fox and Friends, Dana Loesche's Relentless on NRATV, The Grant Stinchfield Show on NRATV, One America News, and CRTV.

Connect with Jason:

Twitter: @Doc_FLEO

Website: https://whistleblowerpapers.com/

For our weekly wrap-up, we bring you the wit and wisdom of Chuck Woolery as he distills the latest news in short segments of sarcasm, as heard this week on radio stations across the country. This week: Ocasio-Cortez, Mexican President, Trump & Harley Davidson, Rachel Dolezal Fraud and ACLU Free Speech.

For our weekly wrap-up, we bring you the wit and wisdom of Chuck Woolery as he distills the latest news in short segments of sarcasm, as heard this week on radio stations across the country. This week: Ocasio-Cortez, Mexican President, Trump & Harley Davidson, Rachel Dolezal Fraud and ACLU Free Speech.

Mark and Chuck are joined again by Professor Winkler as they continue the special series exploring the Constitution of the United States. We take a balanced, deep dive to help Americans better understand the foundations of our country.

On this episode, Chuck, Mark, and Professor Winkler are exploring Article two of the Constitution and the powers it grants to the president and vice president. They discuss the election process, pardon powers, grounds for impeachment and much more. They walk through each paragraph of Article Two and explore the topics to give a better understanding of our founding fathers’ goals.

To read the Constitution, visit TheConstitutionCenter.org.

About the guest:

Professor Adam Winkler is a specialist in American constitutional law and history. He is the author of We the Corporations: How American Businesses Won Their Civil Rights (2018) and Gunfight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America (2011).

His scholarship has been cited in landmark Supreme Court cases, including opinions on the Second Amendment and on corporate free speech rights. His popular writing has been featured in the New York Times, New York Review of Books, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, New Republic, Atlantic, Slate, SCOTUSblog, and Daily Beast.

He is a frequent commentator about legal issues and has appeared on Face the Nation, CNN, NBC Nightly News, C-SPAN, Newshour, ABC News, All Things Considered, Morning Edition and Marketplace. He also served as co-editor of the Encyclopedia of the American Constitution (2d Edition).

Follow him on Twitter @adamwinkler.

Visit his website: https://law.ucla.edu/news-and-events/in-the-news/2018/02/we-the-corporations-by-adam-winkler/

Mark and Chuck are joined again by Professor Winkler as they continue the special series exploring the Constitution of the United States. We take a balanced, deep dive to help Americans better understand the foundations of our country.

On this episode, Chuck, Mark, and Professor Winkler are exploring Article two of the Constitution and the powers it grants to the president and vice president. They discuss the election process, pardon powers, grounds for impeachment and much more. They walk through each paragraph of Article Two and explore the topics to give a better understanding of our founding fathers' goals.

To read the Constitution, visit TheConstitutionCenter.org.

About the guest:

Professor Adam Winkler is a specialist in American constitutional law and history. He is the author of We the Corporations: How American Businesses Won Their Civil Rights (2018) and Gunfight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America (2011).

His scholarship has been cited in landmark Supreme Court cases, including opinions on the Second Amendment and on corporate free speech rights. His popular writing has been featured in the New York Times, New York Review of Books, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, New Republic, Atlantic, Slate, SCOTUSblog, and Daily Beast.

He is a frequent commentator about legal issues and has appeared on Face the Nation, CNN, NBC Nightly News, C-SPAN, Newshour, ABC News, All Things Considered, Morning Edition and Marketplace. He also served as co-editor of the Encyclopedia of the American Constitution (2d Edition).

Follow him on Twitter @adamwinkler.

Visit his website: https://law.ucla.edu/news-and-events/in-the-news/2018/02/we-the-corporations-by-adam-winkler/

Chuck Woolery and Mark Young are on their own today. The discussion kicks off with talking about the recent Supreme court decisions, which leads into the explanation behind Trump Derangement Syndrome. Mark offers a possible explanation for typical liberal behavior.

Their discussion leads into the ICE office protest and what the protesters are doing to the status of immigrants going through the legal process. While continuing to cover some of the major topics, the discussion turns to what the Democrats’ true goal is. They hit on the important aspects of what has caused today’s political issues and what must happen to solve them.

Chuck Woolery and Mark Young are on their own today. The discussion kicks off with talking about the recent Supreme court decisions, which leads into the explanation behind Trump Derangement Syndrome. Mark offers a possible explanation for typical liberal behavior.

Their discussion leads into the ICE office protest and what the protesters are doing to the status of immigrants going through the legal process. While continuing to cover some of the major topics, the discussion turns to what the Democrats' true goal is. They hit on the important aspects of what has caused today's political issues and what must happen to solve them.

For our weekly wrap-up, we bring you the wit and wisdom of Chuck Woolery as he distills the latest news in short segments of sarcasm, as heard this week on radio stations across the country. This week: Trump & Maxine Waters, ICE Protesters, 4th of July, David Lynch & Trump and PTSD.

For our weekly wrap-up, we bring you the wit and wisdom of Chuck Woolery as he distills the latest news in short segments of sarcasm, as heard this week on radio stations across the country. This week: Trump & Maxine Waters, ICE Protesters, 4th of July, David Lynch & Trump and PTSD.