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The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – America faces peer adversaries like China and rogue nations like Iran. We cannot afford generals and admirals who prioritize politics, career survival, or personal agendas over mission success. National security demands leaders who will follow lawful orders, respect the Commander-in-Chief, and win...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Politics pushes past medicine as COVID-19, Biden’s decline, VA hospital shortages, and Illinois’ stance on masculinity show. Science and care fall to agendas, leaving veterans, families, and citizens with neglect. True healthcare means doctors and facilities serve people, not bureaucracy. Without health, nothing else matters—and it’s up to us to demand real care...

The National Security Hour with Brandon Weichert – The War in Afghanistan was the epitome of strategic malpractice by a succession of American leaders. That none of our politicians or national security bureaucrats have been held accountable for those failures dishonors the 13 men and women who died at Abbey Gate (as well as the countless others who died in the war and the many more who...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Discover three untold details of the Battle of Long Island as Washington’s outmanned army faces overwhelming odds on the banks of the East River. Filled with faith, fortitude, and hope, this powerful story reveals forgotten virtues and lessons that every classroom should embrace. Step into history and experience the magnitude of America’s fight for survival...

The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – The territory of both Venezuela and Colombia lends itself to guerrilla wars, and, as is well known from Afghanistan and Iraq, the U.S. military has not covered itself in glory when fighting guerrilla wars. The administration should not make the mistake it made in Yemen and Iran, and assume that South America’s military and guerrilla forces cannot adapt to...

Trevor Loudon Reports – Nyquist and Loudon’s discussion was a call for the West to wake up. The MAGA movement’s flirtation with pro-Russian narratives, coupled with leftist infiltration, threatens to divide and weaken the democratic world. Nyquist urged unity across political divides to confront the totalitarian threat from Moscow and Beijing. The podcast left no room for optimism about an...

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russian President Vladimir Putin prepare for a high-stakes meeting that could reshape the war in Ukraine. With global tension rising, Zelenskyy carries the hopes of his nation while Putin presses for dominance. Donald Trump positions himself as a broker, pushing both sides toward peace with economic and political pressure...

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – Colonel Newsham's insights into China's economic, diplomatic, and military ambitions are both alarming and indispensable for understanding the challenges ahead. He reveals how China is using economic leverage, cyber dominance, and military intimidation to weaken America and reshape the world order. Most importantly, he outlines what the US must do...

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Palestinian statehood is often seen as a path to peace, but recognition alone cannot resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Deep-rooted issues—history, religion, nationalism, security, and economics—remain unresolved. Borders, refugees, and Jerusalem complicate progress. Without addressing core grievances and distrust, statehood becomes only one piece of a larger, unfinished Middle East puzzle...

The National Security Hour with Brandon Weichert – When asked how he’d grade President Donald Trump’s foreign policy record for the second term, Andrew Day, senior editor at The American Conservative and host of the TAC Right Now podcast said he’d give Trump “a much lower grade than the start of the administration,” adding a “C or a D.” Nevertheless, Day expressed “cautious optimism” that...