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Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Susan Price – In this spiritual war of good versus evil, humanity faces a global revolution. As corrupt leaders crumble and patriots rise, the great awakening spreads across nations. America leads the fight with military accountability, faith, and truth at the forefront, exposing indoctrination and demanding justice while voices like Major Fred Galvin call for courage, integrity, and constitutional values...

Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – President Trump sends ICE agents and military forces to restore order in violent cities while critics cry foul. Supporters see his actions as true kindness, protecting citizens from crime and corruption. Rooted in Biblical justice and patriotism, this call urges America to confront evil, defend freedom, and uphold faith, justice, and peace for all...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Names carry weight, shaping how we see war, rights, and even free speech. From Trump’s push to rename the Department of Defense to Durham’s Fourth Amendment claim and censorship abroad, the struggle over words reveals hidden power. What we call things influences law, culture, and trust—reminding us that naming is never neutral...

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – Colonel Michael Fallon, USMC (Ret.), shares battlefield lessons on leadership, resilience, and America’s security future. Drawing from his acclaimed book Hill 119 and decades of Marine service, Fallon explores courage in combat, modern threats, and what the nation must do to prevail. Tune in to The National Security Hour for this powerful, firsthand perspective...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Rising tensions draw attention as US troops deploy both abroad and at home, sparking debate over authority, public safety, and civil unrest. From historic protests at Kent State to present-day demonstrations, leaders clash over the role of the military, law enforcement, and political influence, leaving citizens to question how far government power should reach...

The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – Europe faces a worsening crisis as mass immigration, cultural upheaval, and failed leadership push the EU toward collapse. Dr. Mike Krupa examines rising tensions over the Israel-Hamas war, faltering NATO support in the Ukraine-Russia conflict, and the erosion of Christianity, democracy, and stability, revealing how delusion and reckless policies accelerate Europe’s downfall on...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – This recent naval operation underscores not only the strategic presence of the US military in turbulent waters but also the complex geopolitical tensions rippling outward from Venezuela. The response to cartel activity is not limited to interdiction; it is enmeshed in a broader narrative of international pressure, political posturing, and the struggle for power within the region...

Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – Brandon Weichert and Patricia Anthone discuss implications of using US military to fight the cartels. China, Russia, North Korea, and India… Weichert explains America is its own worst enemy! A disturbing report by Dr. Kevin Stillwagon confirms a 40% increase in pilots dying early. Stillwagon and Kimberly Overton discuss that story and the RFK Jr fireworks in Congress...

Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – Despite the domestic enemies targeting us from every direction in their insurrection (the real one), we are still refusing to take on America's most vile, sinister, and dangerous enemy: the embedded spineless cartel that still thrives in our government. We must stop playing defense when it comes to domestic enemies. Even the staunchest Trump cabinet members are guilty of this offense...

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – America’s 250th Independence Day parade in Washington, DC faces sharp criticism from U.S. media, while China’s military parade earns glowing praise. Outlets highlight China’s discipline and unity but portray America’s event as aggressive and divisive. This contrast reveals a striking double standard, where foreign displays are celebrated, yet American traditions face skepticism and political...