Shadow wars, Mercenaries, ISIS, are we at war with Russia and China now? Dr. Sean McFate’s latest book "The New Rules of War: Victory in the Age of Durable Disorder" is wake up call to the Pentagon and Congress. Hear his journey from the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division to advice from some of America's greatest General's to rewriting the rules of war.  This is episode delivers a new strategy for victory in this bloody era of global war.

Phil Briggs talks with Reporter Libby Howe about who's getting new shoes, Reporter Matt Saintsing explains why CBS rejected a Superbowl commercial that features product veterans want.  And we hear from the guy who literally wrote the book on war- Author and Army veteran Sean McFate tells us about his book "The New Rules of War"  and how the military strategy is all wrong.  

Becky Hinkhouse was only 18 when she learned her boyfriend Kade, a Marine deployed in Iraq,  was seriously wounded in battle.  He lost a leg, was put into a coma and eventually endured a 2-year long recovery. The journey was hell for both Kade and Becky, until a life-changing moment in the mountains.  Hear Becky describe their veteran love story and how the Vail Veterans Project healed a warrior and his wife with powder power.   

After the Army, Michael Rivers went down the dark road of self-destruction. Eventually homeless he said he did more drugs than Keith Richards.  After years on skid row, he found new life on a farm.  He talked with Kaylah Jackson and Phil Briggs about his rebirth, the Dysfunctional Vets Facebook page he founded and how he helps homeless vets heal. Also, Matt Saintsing explains the recent SCOTUS ruling on Transgender troops and Libby Howe shares an update on the "Shutdown Sh# Show".

After President Trump grounded House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's recent trip to Afghanistan, we explore what veterans are saying on Twitter. And is Netflix really making a Space Force TV show with Steve Carell from The Office?  Reporter Kaylah Jackson helps us imagine who the classic TV show characters would be if they were in the military.