Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – It was a summit of superpowers like no other. Xi Jinping warned, "The Taiwan question is the most important issue in China-US relations." The midterms heat up with the courts weighing in on the redistricting battles. A panel discussion with former CIA, Del Wilber, Prof. Pedro Blas González, and General Paul Vallely. It’s the road to a 'more perfect union' at...

The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – We cannot pretend there is a reset that will fix this at a trade table. The real contest is over security, values, and who will write the rules. The United States must act with clarity. We must harden supply chains for critical technology, shelter partners who rely on us for security, and expose the networks that buy influence and silence...

Geopower, Energy Realpolitik with Todd Royal – These three stories may seem unrelated: Hamas war crimes, oil-field regulation, and nuclear energy. They are not. They are the same story told in three different languages. They are about what happens when elite culture stops telling the truth. For years, much of the Western political class has treated reality as a public-relations problem...

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – What happens the day Iran obtains a nuclear weapon? This powerful special broadcast examines the strategic, military, economic, and geopolitical consequences of a nuclear-armed Iran—and why the threat extends far beyond Israel and the Persian Gulf. Fred Galvin takes listeners deep into the realities many world leaders refuse to...

Project Out Loud – When career bureaucrats with lifetime tenure answer to nobody, the choices of voters matter less, and the power of a permanent managerial class grows. Big tech, big pharma, big agriculture, and the defense contractors can feed that class with resources and influence. The result is a culture that protects its own. Whistleblowers pay a price for speaking out. Records are redacted or...

On the Record with Christian Briggs – How did China quietly gain control over the industrial foundations of the modern world? Why does Beijing now dominate the processing of the rare earth minerals required for AI systems, electric vehicles, F-35 fighter jets, satellites, missile systems, and the global semiconductor industry? And why are U.S. officials suddenly warning that “economic security IS national security”?

The National Security Hour with Brandon Weichert – How did one of the most sophisticated intelligence states on Earth fail to prevent such a large-scale attack? And if the warnings were known beforehand, who chose to ignore them? Those questions continue to haunt not only Israel but the entire world, which now stares at the possibility of a much larger war...

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Pastor David Whitney – Democrats and RINOs have been trying to get the war stopped completely. What has been the Republican response in the House and Senate? Does Republican leadership in Congress support the President’s decision to attack Iran? What should be Congress’s and the President’s next move be to comply with the law? Can we trust Congress...

Trevor Loudon Reports – Global oil reserves at approximately 100 days, with current disruptions projecting oil prices over $200 per barrel, diesel shortages, and impacts on U.S. farmers and transport. He indicated this would contribute to a global recession or depression. Nyquist added that the situation benefits Russia by raising energy prices while damaging the U.S. Navy's reputation for...

The Other Side of the Story with Tom Harris and Todd Royal – Kotz et al claimed that climate change could reduce global GDP by up to 62% by 2100, with annual damages reaching an unbelievable $38 trillion by 2049. The Network for Greening the Financial System, a consortium of central banks and supervisors around the world, incorporated the paper’s erroneous damage function into its...