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Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – An inmate jailbreak in Louisiana revealed alarming security lapses and alleged corrections officer collusion. A manhunt, aided by facial recognition from a private surveillance network, raised fresh concerns over unchecked monitoring and privacy. Investigations have led to arrests and suspensions among staff, while questions linger about accountability, oversight, and the ethical use of pervasive technology.

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Five years after George Floyd’s death ignited nationwide unrest on May 25, 2020, communities still grapple with the fallout from riots that wrought unprecedented damage. Widespread looting, arson, and protests sparked intense debate over policing, justice, and public safety. Political leaders faced ongoing scrutiny for their responses as cities rebuild and reckon with lasting scars.

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Dr. Emanuel Garcia exposes global medical censorship enforced by the Federation of State Medical Boards, New Zealand tribunals, and licensing bodies. Discover courageous doctors challenging COVID vaccine mandates, fighting for honest science and medical freedom, and celebrating small victories toward dismantling authoritarian healthcare and preserving individual liberties...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Texas lawmakers are poised to approve a bill requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom, aiming to honor the nation’s historic moral foundations. Supporters argue the document represents educational and judicial heritage, while critics warn it violates constitutional separation of church and state and face legal challenges in federal court.

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – We dive into the latest political firestorms shaking the nation. We'll start by unpacking some critical headlines, from Antifa’s violent attack on a Christian worship service in Seattle and the shocking response from the city’s mayor, to the growing loneliness crisis among Gen Z and Millennial men, and President Trump’s bold move to pulling $3 billion from...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Each morning, disturbing reports of violence and antisemitism highlight unrest. A recent deadly shooting at the Israeli embassy in Washington, D.C. underscores the urgent need for interfaith unity and legal reform. We must teach patriotism, respect for all faiths, and history in schools, and urge leaders to enact laws protecting communities from hate and violence.

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Last week’s congressional hearing revisited the JFK assassination, unveiling firsthand testimonies from the operating-room doctor and original investigators. Viewers learn details on Lee Harvey Oswald’s shot from the rear and evidence suggesting up to two additional front shots. Discussion highlights CIA obstruction and examines the Executive Orders guiding release of JFK, RFK, and MLK files.

Nurses Out Loud – We discuss the wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of Grace Schara whose death during COVID-19 treatment has raised serious ethical concerns. We also discuss the released MAHA report. Lastly, we cover the FDA's recent changes to COVID-19 vaccine recommendations, including new guidance on boosters. This episode ties together legal accountability, institutional transparency, and public health policy.

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Richard Mack highlights Scott Jenkins’ leadership in protecting civil rights. Drawing from his landmark victory in Mack/Printz v. U.S., with decades of law enforcement experience, he emphasizes the importance of upholding the Tenth Amendment and defending individual liberty against government overreach, actively offering seminars nationwide to empower sheriffs and officers.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – With over 40 nationwide injunctions issued since Trump took office, many people are looking to the Supreme Court to help clean up this mess. The idea of these nationwide injunctions, along with Birthright citizenship, was the topic of oral arguments in the recent case United States v. CASA. But that is just one of several recent decisions by the top court in the land...