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The Breggin Hour with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – In this unsettling interview, former border agent J.J. Carrell offers a stark assessment of America’s political, cultural, and demographic trajectory. Speaking candidly on empire, immigration, and internal conflict, he challenges deeply held assumptions about the nation’s future. The conversation leaves even seasoned observers shaken by the implications of what may lie ahead...

Cutting Through the Chaos with Wallace Garneau – Immigration is often treated as a moral slogan rather than a system with limits. This episode examines assimilation as a rate-dependent process, asking what happens when societies absorb newcomers faster than shared norms can form. It explores culture, scale, and history to explain why cohesion depends on expectations, enforcement, and clear thinking about tradeoffs...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – In five decades, since President Nixon declared war on drugs, we have not won one battle. In fact, we were never winning the war on drugs. We lost that war along time ago. Recent studies revealed that over 649,599 people aged 18 to 64 died from a drug overdose here in the United States. The US has so far spent on its war on drugs, 2.7 trillion dollars in...

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – A fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis ignites nationwide outrage as conflicting accounts emerge over compliance, force, and federal authority. Video footage, eyewitness claims, and official statements collide, raising urgent questions about immigration enforcement, protest risks, and the human cost when encounters between activists and agents escalate into deadly violence...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Title IX opens doors for generations of girls, but fairness in sports faces a new test. Female athletes watch records, scholarships, and championships slip away as biological differences are ignored. States act, parents speak, and the Supreme Court weighs a defining question. Protecting opportunity, dignity, and fair play remains essential for girls and young women across schools and communities nationwide...

On the Record with Christian Briggs – Christian Briggs and Jay Cannon confront claims of radical Islam influencing American politics, schools, and law. The episode traces Islam’s origins, funding networks, and demographic change, contrasts Christian and Islamic civic values, critiques media silence, and warns that coordinated activism, immigration, and ideology threaten free speech, women’s rights, religious liberty, and national identity...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The 62,000 children represent lives pulled back from the brink — kids who were cold, frightened, exploited, or forgotten, now given a second chance simply because someone went looking for them. Yet the numbers also carry a haunting silence: hundreds of thousands of children are still missing, still vulnerable, still waiting to be...

The Tenpenny Files – Donica Hudson reflects on how discernment became suspect as institutional power expanded across faith, government, and medicine. Drawing from Scripture and America’s original covenants, she reframes prayer as spiritual authority rather than retreat, urging clarity, vigilance, and truth in an age where deception is normalized and spiritual resistance increasingly discouraged...

The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – America faces a reckoning as critics expose the biopharmaceutical complex behind pandemic policy, vaccine safety failures, and suppressed treatments. Gene Bailey and Dr. Peter McCullough challenge government and corporate narratives, warn of lingering spike protein risks, and call for reclaiming bodily autonomy, medical truth, and cultural sanity amid a broader war on humanity...

The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – This tragedy is not an isolated event. Across the country, assaults on law enforcement officers have risen sharply, with federal officials citing dramatic increases in attacks on officers in recent years. These confrontations are not the product of policing tactics alone; they are also the result of a cultural shift that encourages defiance, distrust, and hostility toward...