Nurses Out Loud – We delve into the high-stakes jury trial of Grace Schara in Appleton, WI. They examine disputed hospital protocols, including removal of legal advocate Scott Schara and “staff splitting” tensions. Defense tactics, from conspiracy labeling to misleading certification claims, draw nurse criticism. Expert Dr. Berdine recounts “countless” breaches of care, calling it “insane” and the worst clinical decision in his remarkable 46-year...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – President Trump’s new executive order bars travelers from 12 countries, focusing on Africa and the Middle East, while imposing further visa restrictions on seven more. Critics warn of legal battles as activist judges challenge deportation efforts and equity-related funding cuts. Judge Jon Tigar’s June 9 ruling blocks White House mandates targeting DEI and LGBTQ+ programs...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Exploring recent Supreme Court decisions on Maryland and Rhode Island gun regulations, this piece examines dissenting opinions by Justices Kavanaugh and Thomas that challenge lower court reasoning and question adherence to the Supremacy Clause. It also delves into federal clashes with sanctuary cities over illegal immigrant policies, highlighting constitutional tensions shaping...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Explore how judicial decisions by courts influence executive and legislative actions, raising questions about accountability and mental fitness. This episode examines the push for mandatory periodic health and drug evaluations for judges and politicians, arguing that without strict, regular, rigorous oversight, those wielding power risk undermining democracy and public trust...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – With everyone focused on what Donald Trump or the federal courts will do next, it’s easy to forget that our states have governments, and what they do can have even more impact on our lives than the Feds. If we are to be constitutionally sound citizens, we need to keep an eye on our state and local governments as much, if not more, than...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Some reports indicate that individuals suffer due to economic and defense issues, suggesting that unelected judges influence national policies. The President and Congress aim to address crises affecting Americans. Despite protests, organized and non-violent demonstrations may effectively communicate concerns within...

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – Freedom hangs in the balance as Scott Adams reverses his stance on COVID injections, a bizarre scandal emerges involving Emmanuel Macron’s wife in France, and a Gold Star mother faces imprisonment after exposing massive voter fraud in Colorado. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court empowers Donald Trump to dismantle unelected administrative bureaucracies.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – As the end of another Supreme Court term approaches, we’re seeing some of the more important decisions being published. This should continue through the end of June, when the justices go on vacation. As we examine these decisions, I hope to see a pattern emerge that will restore the...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – A lawsuit brought by 20 AGs from Democrat states has found a judge to block the Department of Education’s planned layoffs of half the DOE staff. In the decision to halt the terminations, Judge Myong stated that DOE employees and teachers' unions offered enough supporting documentation to cause the...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – With over 40 nationwide injunctions issued since Trump took office, many people are looking to the Supreme Court to help clean up this mess. The idea of these nationwide injunctions, along with Birthright citizenship, was the topic of oral arguments in the recent case United States v. CASA. But that is just one of several recent decisions by the top court in the land...