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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – American democracy thrives on healthy conflict. The clash between three branches and three levels of government prevents overreach and preserves liberty. By encouraging checks and balances and federalism’s friction, power remains constrained within enumerated limits. Embracing robust constructive confrontation ensures accountability, protects freedoms, and sustains the nation’s core founding principles.

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Everyone has the power to make a difference through small, consistent acts of kindness and community engagement. Your individual actions can create a ripple effect of positive change that can spread across the nation. You have the power to do that! Here are a few suggestions for you to consider as we are trying to prevent people from becoming part of the...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Since 2007, U.S. courts have increasingly avoided resolving major national disputes through the Dismissal Doctrine, leaving issues like election law, border policy, and Constitutional rights untouched. John Beaudoin Sr. shares insights from his Amicus Curiae brief on how this legal trend has fueled division, weakened civil society, and undermined the very mission of the judiciary.

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Since leaving office in 2016, Barack Obama’s sway within his party has declined. Critics argue his focus on memoirs and media ventures weakened infrastructure, while rising voices like Ocasio-Cortez and Harris reshape priorities. Though his symbolic role endures, his practical power has shifted to younger, progressive leaders in critical moments

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – In a dramatic 7-2 ruling, the Supreme Court granted emergency relief halting deportations of a so-called detainee class, sparking dissent from Justices Alito and Thomas. Allegations of procedural shortcuts and a ‘court coup’ dominate. Plus, tensions over sanctuary laws and political fundraising controversies heat up. Boston Mayor Wu's fundraising spotlighted.

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Why not require judges and politicians to take these tests? We see judges on a bench who are very elderly. We see politicians in office who are nearly 90 years old. Does anyone really believe that they are at their best? Of course not. Many of these individuals should retire with dignity. And if they do not, require them to take mental and physical evaluations...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – The Democrat Party’s immigration narrative shifts from George Floyd protests to defending an MS‑13‑linked “Maryland father.” Senator Van Hollen’s El Salvador trip overlooks this individual’s terror ties under the Alien and Sedition Act. Clashing arguments on executive authority, due process, and political strategy frame a debate on terrorism and immigration.

The Prism of America’s Education with Host Karen Schoen – Whether it be federal, state, or even local, it does not matter; their allegiance is to the people who provide money to keep them in power. Because we don't get involved, we are ignored. Congress has the power to control the district judges who are out of control. They don't. Congress has the power to investigate those who commit lawfare. They don't...

Chasing Justice with Lt. Joe Pangaro – Lt. Joe examines the changes in our immigration practices under President Donald Trump. How Democrats wield power as opposed to how Republicans fail to wield power. How the courts are taking the place of politicians to disrupt the Trump agenda, and how it all affects America. Lt. Joe discusses crime in the country, including both new crimes and

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Lee warns that Britain’s democratic façade masks control by unelected systemic bureaucrats, NGOs, and billionaire philanthropists. Public NHS funding is wasted, immigration overwhelms services, and urban crime surges amid underfunded police. Climate policies impose restrictions, Brexit failed, and mental health declines as universities churn activists influencing justice and government reforms.