We talked with Reporter Libby Howe about the USAF combat veteran that raised $20M dollars to build a border wall is not giving up; Vetty Awards founder Assal Ravandi talks about the vets being honored in DC this year; Reporter Kaylah Jackson explains how SCOTUS denied claims for burn pit exposure; and The Real Warrior campaign helps us learn if we're drinking too much.  

POTUS made his pitch for the wall, a Governor pitches veterans to retire in Nebraska and we'll hear why CVR Host, Phil Briggs, believes he forged the way for pagan religious services aboard carrier USS John C Stennis. Plus IAVA's Melissa Bryant talk about the issues they will fight for this year, including college tuition payments and cannabis.

Just why was a Marine Corps veteran arrested in Russia? Connecting Vets Reporters Phil Briggs and Libby Howe discuss.  Plus special guests; Sarah Verardo, CEO of the Independence Fund and Dr. Keita Franklin, VA Director of Suicide Prevention, unveil a new program designed to combat veteran suicide.

Chief Special Warfare Operator Edward “Eddie” Gallagher has been charged with multiple war crimes in connection with the 2017 stabbing death of an ISIS detainee in Iraq.  Task & Purpose Editor, Paul Szoldra attended the Article 32 hearing and explains how this is not a clear-cut case. And we'll hear from a Special Forces veteran who describes the fine line between being a war hero and a criminal.

When Bush became CIA Director, most Americans did not trust it. But he became the agency's biggest champion, and by the end of the following decade, it would become one of our nation's most vital tools. Former CIA Intelligence Officer and Historian Nicholas Dujmovic and George Washington University professor Matt Dallek, describe how together President Bush and the agency changed the world.