Lew touches on the issue of the failure of the DHS to initiate mass deportations and the removal of Secretary Kristi Noem in light of that fact. He then launches into his take on the war with Iran as a major political gamble with some potential for strategic (but not necessarily political) upside but also containing the potential for a catastrophic downside, both strategic and political. He also shares three dictums that are time-tested about war: “the first casualty of war is the truth,” “patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel,” and Ron Paul’s favorite “war is the health of the state.”

Lew is critical of war opponents that are reading major disaster into every fragment of information about the day-to-day progress of the U.S.-Israeli effort. But degrading Iran enough that they can’t throw missiles at anyone outside their borders is only the beginning of the numerous issues potential consequences that need to be assessed.

Since we’ve drifted in the war rationale department from stopping a nuclear Iran to stopping their ballistic missiles to launching an attack because Israel was going to attack to the need for regime change to full-blast nation-building--- we’ve gone the whole distance required to justify “boots on the ground” and this is beginning to look like any other neo-con war that could have the secondary and unintended consequences those previous efforts brought us.

You can watch Hour of Decision on Rumble at the NewsForAmerica channel.

Lew describes the two types of heroic and effective legislators: (1) The Advocate, who takes political risks to stand up for policies or views that other politicians refuse to touch (Example: Dr. Ron Paul); and (2) The Champion, who at great political risk takes a leadership position on an issue or bill, skillfully gathering support for it as they shepherd it through the process to victory. A prime example of “The Champion” type was Senator Pat McCarran of Nevada, who served from 1932-1954 in the Senate.

McCarran, a Democrat, led the fight to prevent the powerful Democrat President Franklin Roosevelt (FDR) from packing the Supreme Court in an attempt to take complete government control of the U.S. economy. After weathering an attempt by FDR to defeat him at the next election, McCarran spoke out against the American role in financing the Soviet Union, a byproduct of the U.S. entry into WWII.

After surviving another electoral challenge led by leftwing labor groups in 1944, McCarran became the Chairman of the powerful Judiciary Committee in the U.S. Senate, where he rammed through two critical legislative victories over the veto of President Harry Truman.

The first one required registration of all communist organizations in America. The second one was the massive immigration bill, the McCarran-Walter Act., that restricted immigration by both number and type, and screened applicants for communist or criminal ties.

That law, passed in 1952, would survive until until 1965, despite intense pressure from the Left and the administrations of Dwight D. Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy.

McCarran also initiated and chaired in the Senate Judiciary Committee the most wide-ranging and consequential of the anti-communist hearings in the Congress in 1951-52, with an assist from special guest Sen. Joseph McCarthy. This investigation was conducted against the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) affiliated Institute for Pacific Relations (IPR).

The probe led by McCarran exposed both agent-of-influence efforts to tilt U.S. policy toward the Communist Mao to allow his victory in China, and the actual theft of top secret government documents to aid the Chinese Reds. It also revealed the communist propaganda transmission belt from the Tax-Free Foundations to the universities that flowed through IPR, and the fact that the Institute’s academic magazine Amerasia had been edited by a member of the Communist Party-USA.

You can watch Hour of Decision on Rumble, at the NewsForAmerica channel. You can listen to Lew discuss the latest in election integrity news on SecureVote.News, at 11:15am Eastern on Tuesday mornings. His segment can also be heard live on K-Talk am 1640 in Salt Lake City.

Lew continues his series on the consequential administration of President Dwight David Eisenhower. He exposes Ike’s complicity in the Soviet kidnapping of at least 25,000 American troops at the end of WWII, and his willingness to leave at least one thousand American soldiers in the hands of the Red Chinese to get an informal end to the Korean War debacle.

Lew discusses the installation of the psychotic Ngo Diem by Ike and the internationalist community which resulted in the situation in South Vietnam going from bad to worse. Lew asks why Ike “didn’t know” Castro was a communist before he took power in Cuba, 90 miles off our shores, when average members of the John Birch Society had the receipts and very well knew it.

Ike continually gave the Soviets a pass on their tyrannical behavior, as was discussed in the Eisenhower (7) episode. He did this to continue the process of building world governmental institutions and agreements unabated, despite the spreading evil communism was manifesting across the globe. Lew discusses Bernard Baruch’s Atoms for Peace project, which Eisenhower stated could lead to UN control of all nuclear technology, and in the short term provided this technology to two dangerous nations who soon had the “bomb,” Israel and Pakistan.

Lew then pivots to Eisenhower’s little known (today) role in seeking to end strict immigration controls put in place in 1952  by 2/3s of the Senate over Truman’s veto. The end to such controls, essentially Eisenhower’s plan, was finally accomplished by the infamous 1965 act which led directly to the flood of third world immigration we are experiencing today.

The above contradicts Eisenhower’s reputation of being a major deporter of aliens, a result of Border Patrol operations in the Southwest known as “Operation Wetback.” What is not stated is that those actions were demanded by Mexican government who had sent thousands of troops to the border to prevent their agricultural workers from being poached by large agribusiness interests in the U.S.

While Eisenhower did not expand the government on the scale of FDR’s New Deal, he did add a new cabinet level department, Heath Education and Welfare (HEW). This was the first major thrust of the social engineers, many of them from Ike’s former perch at the Carnegie Endowment, to control public schools at the federal level.

You can watch Hour of Decision on Rumble, at the NewsForAmerica channel.

Lew can also be found at SecureVote.News each Tue. Morning at 11:15am discussing the latest news on the election integrity front.

Lew returns to the topic of colonialism and the lies told about it. He then discusses the shameful UN intervention to destroy the new nation of Katanga in Southern Africa, in 1961. The UN propped up a Marxist regime and teamed up with the Congo central government to slaughter whites and blacks alike to prevent an anti-communist, pro-West nation from emerging. While the USSR smuggled armaments to the Marxist Congo government, the U.S. was the principal financer of the UN action.

G. Edward Griffin recounts the entire Katanga tragedy in his great book on the UN, The Fearful Master

Lew returns to his series on the presidency of Internationalist Dwight David Eisenhower. Ike allowed Richard Nixon and John Foster Dulles to campaign in 1952 for the liberation of the“captive peoples” victimized by communism, but he hated it and had no intention to fulfill those promises. He proved it by ignoring rebellions in East Germany, Hungary, and even within the Soviet Union.

Ike also aided/ignored communists and their advances in Vietnam, Cuba, Algeria, and Iraq, while seeking negotiations with the USSR at every turn. We now know American governmental and corporate credits and technology empowered our “Cold War” enemy at every turn.

Lew returns to the topic of what our strategy and tactics should be in America today. He looks at the recent gubernatorial election in Virginia where a RINO lost to Democrat Abigale Spanberger, who is now moving forward with a neo-Marxist agenda.

He reiterates his contention that the most important elected official to be focused on is the local sheriff, and the formation of citizen posses under his leadership.

Lew reviews Peter Schweizer’s blockbuster new book, The Invisible Coup, and gives background related to the current immigration crisis. He also calls out the classic communist tactics “pressure from above, pressure from below” going on in Minnesota.

Lew muses upon the statement of French movie idol and immigration patriot Bridgett Bardot that “We didn’t vote for this,” referring to the massive Islamic immigration that is destroying her country. We didn’t vote for it in America either, but our corporate masters have insisted on mixing populations to satisfy their own greed, and to create a compliant populace without cultural affiliations to foster the creation of a One World Government.

These elements of “fake” democracy are discussed:

1)     Changing the voter pool through mass immigration

2)     Street violence to prevent/obstruct policies supported by voters

3)     Thwarting the expressed will of the voters through judicial edicts

4)     A lying news media and political class that prevents the public from knowing the truth about what they are or are not voting for

5)     Stolen elections

Lew spotlights what has happened in California, where three major, conservative ballot initiatives (in 1964, 1994, and 2008)  were passed by the voters but overturned by the courts.

Lew tackles the faulty thinking of a growing number of online influencers who are saying there is no such thing as Left-wing and Right-wing, that both are fabrications of the Powers That Be that just want to “divide us.” Lew traces the origins and discusses the recognizable traits of the Left and why he believes there is “the Right, and the Wrong.”

He also criticizes the ongoing conspiracy zigzags of Candace Owens, which are criticizing effective America First efforts and not offering any constructive alternative.

Lew discusses the fact that the 10-year, all-out assault on President Trump by the corporate media, the academy, the intelligence community, and other Powers That Be can only be equaled by the treatment this element gave to two other politicians who threatened our Fabian masters in the 20th Century.

The infamous Senate investigator of the internal communist threat, Joe McCarthy, and the first conservative GOP presidential candidate of the modern era, Barry Goldwater, each suffered intense, focused, and wildly dishonest attacks from all quarters of the Establishment, led by a controlled press.

Whether you like the way Trump handled the Epstein case, the Middle East conflict, H1-B visas, or the current machinations of “the Tech Bros,” he is obviously still considered a threat by them now. The uniformly negative corporate media coverage and the Establishment demagoguery have not changed.

Nonetheless, recent events have revealed a Special Interest problem within the Trump presidency as we look at events and executive orders related to the Epstein case and the future of Artificial intelligence. Both Big Tech and the Israel lobby have plans to destroy your liberty.

In addition, Personnel, as FDR’s minions first annunciated, is without doubt policy. With that in mind, there seems to be a serious vetting problem within the Trump administration as one embarrassing appointment after another is exposed by Laura Loomer and others.

To compound the seriousness of this issue, the GOP leaders of the House and Senate have conspired to prevent Trump from making recess appointments, showing their true colors. They have made fully effective the current Democrat tactic of stalling appointments by requiring a roll call vote in the Senate for each nominee put before that body.

You can watch this episode of Hour of Decision on Rumble, on the News For America channel. You can find Lew on the web at lewmoore.com.