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Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Donald Trump’s $500 million penalty in New York faces confusion after a divided appeals court ruling. Judges split on whether to uphold fraud findings, order a new trial, or dismiss the case. While Eric Trump calls it a major victory, other penalties remain, and the New York Attorney General may still push the fight further...

Nurses Out Loud – A tragic medical misstep unfolds as nurses Jodi and Suzi examine how Grace’s DNI order may have been mistaken for DNR, leaving her without an advocate for 40 hours. They reveal why implied consent fails, the duty to question code status, and when end-of-life choices can bring dignity through collaboration and compassion...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Rhode Island mourns Judge Frank Caprio, remembered worldwide as “the world’s nicest judge.” Known for compassion and fairness, his courtroom moments touch millions, showing justice with humanity. His legacy of mercy contrasts sharply with the headlines of arrogance from Devon Flanagan. Caprio’s faith and kindness continue to inspire, reminding us of the lasting power of empathy...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – A Florida Turnpike crash claims three American lives after Harjinder Singh, an illegal immigrant with a commercial driver’s license, makes a deadly U-turn. Questions rise over how California and Washington grant CDLs to those unable to read English road signs. Officials condemn reckless actions while families face irreversible loss, fueling debate over immigration and state policies...

Viewpoint This Sunday with Malcolm Out Loud – Can Trump really ban mail-in voting? Atty Sidney Powell is here on that story and a big win for Trump, where the New York appeals court throws out $527 million penalty in the civil fraud case. Economist David Tice discusses the Fed's latest move. Moment of truth nears closer for Putin and Zelenskyy, IQ al-Rassooli explains the path forward...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Democrats argue that violent crime rates are not high enough to justify such measures. Yet the experiences of residents and the concerns of law enforcement officials suggest otherwise. From carjackings near Capitol Hill to armed robberies in residential neighborhoods, many living in D.C. believe action is long overdue...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Crime shapes daily life, from city streets to the nation’s capital. Questions rise about gun-free zones, delayed firearm access, and the reliability of crime statistics. Corruption, politics, and enforcement collide as leaders face scrutiny. The real issue is not what officials promise, but how citizens protect themselves when crime and law intersect in America...

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Clayton J. Baker – Geoengineering spreads across the skies as planes release toxic aerosols under the guise of fighting global warming. Dr. Clayton J. Baker exposes how this mass pollution threatens health, freedom, and the environment. He also outlines decisive legislative steps to rein in Big Pharma and safeguard medical rights before another globalist disaster unfolds...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – US troops are intervening to address the situation. The concern is what will happen after their departure and the end of outside support. I recommend that the residents of Washington, D.C., consider electing new representatives in the upcoming election. It may be beneficial to replace those who contributed to current challenges and now oppose efforts toward...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Nobody wants their neighborhoods and communities to turn into the ghetto, not only because they care about the safety of their families, but also because their’s no beauty found in it. A 2002 study found that our brains are drawn to beauty. While placed in brain scanners, participants were shown beautiful paintings...