Project Out Loud – We must not mistake modesty for weakness. Cheap repurposed drugs are not flashy. They do not promise huge profits. They do not fit the tidy narrative of modern medical marketing. That is why they make the system uncomfortable. The clinical truth is plain. If safe, inexpensive therapies can slow tumor growth, improve quality of life, or extend meaningful time with...

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – This is more than a rescue mission. It is a statement of doctrine: “No one left behind.” While the air campaign continues to apply pressure, the full weight of American military power—air, space, intelligence, and special operations—can be redirected to recover a single downed warfighter, even at significant risk. Fred breaks down the reality behind these...

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Chris Cordani – Speed is not wisdom. Search is not discernment. And storage is not judgment. If AI systems are drawing heavily from outlets with state affiliations, ideological agendas, or crowd-edited platforms with activist moderation cultures, then the answers they generate may feel polished while still carrying the same slant, omissions, and propaganda as...

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Peter McCullough and Malcolm Out Loud – Is the nation’s blood supply safe? Are people who are dying from jab 3 years later dying because of myocarditis that was undiagnosed or is the myocarditis just springing up out of nowhere 3 years later? Do you think we are going to see a mass die off, or do you think many will be spared?

The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – The refusal of NATO allies to send ships to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz. This incident reinforced a perception in Washington that NATO has become a one-way street: the U.S. defends Europe, but Europe will not defend U.S. interests. The President calling NATO a “paper tiger” and questioning why the US should remain in an alliance that...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – This isn’t a future concept waiting for approval. Several tunnel systems are already operational, most notably in Las Vegas, where passengers are transported through underground routes in electric vehicles with a human chauffeur. These functioning systems provide a glimpse into what cities like Dallas and New Orleans could soon experience...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Juries in New Mexico and Los Angeles found tech giants liable for damages in the millions based on what they knew about their apps and what they hid from the public. Social media giants should be worried that this case offers the first blueprint for how to argue such claims—and for what damages might be sought...

The National Security Hour with Brandon Weichert – We are sliding toward a war the United States did not need and cannot afford. A small circle of hawks sold a narrative that Iran posed an imminent existential threat. That claim never stood up to basic scrutiny. Key policymakers ignored dissenting intelligence. They bought a timeline set by outside actors and then wondered why events raced...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – What Will It Take to End the War? The answer may be simpler than many want to admit. The war will end when Iran no longer has the capacity to threaten the world with missiles, terrorism, or nuclear weapons. As long as those capabilities remain intact, the threat remains. Peace requires more than words—it requires removing the tools of destruction...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Consumers are finally pushing back. Families across the country are recognizing the imbalance between sky-high prices and declining quality—and they’re beginning to say enough is enough. For decades, American drivers helped build one of the largest and most powerful auto industries in the world. Now, many believe it’s time for those...