Tom Horn, Bob Maginnis, and Carl Gallups rejoin Derek Gilbert to talk about their new books Saboteurs, The Deeper State, and Gods & Thrones.

Tom Horn, Bob Maginnis, and Carl Gallups rejoin Derek Gilbert to talk about their new books Saboteurs, The Deeper State, and Gods & Thrones.

Tom Horn, Sharon K. Gilbert, and Derek Gilbert discuss the occult origins of the ancient alien hypothesis, a key part of the forthcoming book by Josh Peck and Derek Gilbert, The Day the Earth Stands Still.

Contrary to doomsayers, NASA's discovery of a planet 20 times farther from the sun than Neptune does NOT mean Planet X is coming to kill us all.

Contrary to doomsayers, NASA's discovery of a planet 20 times farther from the sun than Neptune does NOT mean Planet X is coming to kill us all.

Tom Horn, Sharon K. Gilbert, and Derek Gilbert discuss the occult origins of the ancient alien hypothesis, a key part of the forthcoming book by Josh Peck and Derek Gilbert, The Day the Earth Stands Still.

The Senate has finally decided to investigate a story that's been public for more than a year: The Obama administration approved a deal to sell 20% of America's uranium reserves to Russia even though the FBI knew the Russians were engaged in bribery, kickbacks and extortion--including $145 million paid to the Clinton Foundation while then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sat on the government panel that approved the sale.

Our special web exclusive series on spiritual warfare continues as Sharon K. Gilbert, author of 'Blood Lies' and 'Blood Rites,' and Tom Horn, author of 'Saboteurs,' discuss the way the rebellious fallen angels may interact with each other.

Is America destined for a second civil war in the near future? Josh and Christina Peck discuss different possibilities and the supernatural origin of the civil unrest today.

The Senate has finally decided to investigate a story that's been public for more than a year: The Obama administration approved a deal to sell 20% of America's uranium reserves to Russia even though the FBI knew the Russians were engaged in bribery, kickbacks and extortion--including $145 million paid to the Clinton Foundation while then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sat on the government panel that approved the sale.