Stew and the Nunn

Stew and Rob talk Adam Schiff, Redistricting, Troops in DC, Brandon Herrera for Congress and more

CMSgt Sandra A Scott is the Chief of Education at the Air Force Senior Noncommissioned Officer Academy, Maxwell AFB, Gunter Annex, Alabama. Chief Scott is responsible for the development and deployment of curriculum to educate 1,800 students annually on employment of military capabilities from a joint and coalition perspective. She advises the Commandant on the overall operation of a $12M campus and collaborates with three joint/sister service schools and four international exchange instructors on senior enlisted academic programs. Chief Scott enlisted in the Air Force in February 1996. Her background includes duty positions in Traffic Management, Technical Training Instructor, Career Assistance Advisor, MAJCOM Functional Area Manager, Career Field Manager and Group Senior Enlisted Leader. Her assignments include bases in California, Alaska, Texas, Oklahoma, Germany, Delaware, Illinois, and Washington D.C. She has also deployed multiple times in support of Operations SOUTHERN WATCH, IRAQI FREEDOM and NEW DAWN.

In this episode Stew talks with former Army LTC Brad Miller. After graduating West Point and then serving for over 19 years in the active duty Army Brad was relieved of Battalion Command and kicked out of the Army just prior to earning his retirement. He made this choice based on principals of not wanting to infect his body with the untested COVID shot or be part the what he considers a treasonous action on behalf of DOD.

David Ditullio, Active Navy 1993-1997. Started out in an Aviation squadron then spent time in S. Korea working with Naval Special Warfare and E O.D in  to learn more about their mission before I went to BUD/S.Went to selection in 95 and graduated. Went to BUD/S Class 211 in 96. Did not graduate. I dropped on request before I had to sign a 6yr commitment and only see my family about a year in that time. Got off active duty in 97 and joined a reserve unit. Deployed to the Mediterranean after 9/11 and put our teams on MSC ships as an anti piracy mission. Got out in 2003. Member of NY National Guard from 2003 - 2016 with multiple stateside missions from NYC to Southern border. Deployed to Afghanistan 2008-2009

Stephen is a 39-year-old country boy from Arkansas with a deep love for the land he calls home and the freedom he fought to protect. He proudly served 17 years in the military as a combat engineer, completing multiple combat deployments. His time in uniform taught him strength, brotherhood, and sacrifice—but like many veterans, it also left him with invisible wounds. Now medically retired as a disabled veteran, Stephen has found healing in wild places—through overlanding, camping, and off-road exploration. The outdoors has become his therapy, a place where the noise quiets and peace sets in. He is the founder of Moore Adventures, a platform dedicated to encouraging others—especially fellow veterans—to reconnect with nature and rediscover purpose beyond military service. Through social media, Stephen shares his journey and offers support to those struggling with mental health, particularly within the veteran community. Whether it’s hitting a trail, setting up camp, or simply lending an ear, he is always ready to help carry the load.
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Dr. Kara von Dresner de Rothschild is a Greek-American psychologist, philanthropist, and Christian film producer. She is the founder of the Gardenroots Activism Movement and the American Republican Sisterhood. In 2024, von Dresner also launched Sweet Baby Jeez Teez - a clothing line developed to spread Christian and Conservative ideals. In 2025 she was crowned Miss Ambassador America [6]and is affiliated with Southern Luxe Entertainment, a film group that produces award-winning Christian films. She is the author of the Best-Selling books 95 Laws of Political Power, Psychology that Wins Campaigns, and How to Win Republican Campaigns in Small Town America. She additionally created and authors the conservative children's books series Well Done, Elliston![7] and Way to Be, Ellalee![8] that tackle adult issues, such as death, patriotism, religion, gender roles, morality, military suicide, kindness, friendship, and healthy boundaries, in a way children can understand and remember.

Byron Rodgers is a service-centered Executive Protection Agent, Video Blogger, Published Author, and Veteran on a steadfast mission to improve the quality of the world by making good people more dangerous. Over the span of a decade, Having gained extensive private security experience, conducting private security operations for each available VIP demographic industry-wide in over 60 countries.
During his time in the military, he served in the United States Marine Corps infantry with two deployments to Iraq as a Squad Leader for four years. Right afterward, he became an Executive Protection Agent (bodyguard). He was fortunate enough to experience a seamless transition from the military back into the civilian life he was once well-acquainted with. Ultimately, this transition inspired him to author the book, “Finding Meaning After the Military”, and is currently working on a few more titles within the personal growth and executive protection categories.
Today, he proudly serves as the Chief Executive Officer at Bravo Research Group, a boutique private security company out of Southern California. He is the founder of Protector Nation, a training company for first responders, private security professionals and civilians designed to help good people become more dangerous. Through his life events, Protector Symposiums have trained many protectors from all walks of life both domestically and internationally. He owns and operates his own executive protection school and training organization called The League of Executive Protection Specialist, where he helps private security professionals take their careers to the next level. He is also the one-stop-shop security consultant for many high net worth individuals, their families, and various corporate initiatives.
After completing his AA in business management Byron went on to earn a Bachelor’s degree in the Science of Psychology from the University of Phoenix and finally acquired his Master’s degree in the art of Psychology with a minor in Forensic Psychology from North Central University. He has also received Strategic Interventionist training at the Tony Robbins Training Center. Byron lives by the values of wisdom, discipline, purpose, freedom, and excellence and his prayer is that his interaction with you and the rest of the world is in total alignment with those principles as often as possible.

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Dusty Jones joins us on the show. Dusty Jones is a US Army Special Forces veteran or more commonly known as a Green Beret. “Dusty” graduated the Special Forces Qualification Course at the ripe young age of 20 and was assigned to the “Red Empire” 7th Special Forces Group. He has served in numerous roles while deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan and throughout Central and South America. Some of those roles include: Assaulter, Assault Team Leader, Sniper, and Surveillance Team Controller. Dusty has served as liaison and adviser to US Army Generals as well as numerous foreign nation Counter-Parts. Dusty has continued his service since leaving Active Military Service as a lead trainer in firearms, vehicle operations, signature reduction, motivational speaking, corporate leadership and resiliency. Clients include: The US Marshall’s, Elements of DHS, JSOC, overseas missionary groups and Fortune 500 companies. Dusty is an avid outdoorsman, hunter, fisherman, competitive shooter and entrepreneur.

Peter O’Rourke brings a highly diverse skill set in transformation, innovation, and leadership honed over 27 years of demanding fields and challenges. He served in the military as a Navy enlisted plane captain, an Air Force officer and
logistician. He is a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt and has held positions in consulting and government service, including service as a senior policy advisor, congressional staffer and executive director for a non-profit focused on
generating support for federal government efficiency.  O’Rourke served as VA Chief of Staff from Feb. 16, 2018, to May 29, 2018. In that short period, he helped oversee the department through the appointment of Acting Secretary Robert
Wilkie and was instrumental in finalizing VA’s electronic health record modernization contract as well as working with the White House, Congress and Veterans service organizations to secure passage of the
landmark VA MISSION Act. 
Prior to becoming VA Chief of Staff, O’Rourke served as the first Executive Director for VA’s Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection. In that position he established and led the new office, which is
the first of its kind in the federal government. In this role, he quickly became a trusted advisor to many leaders throughout the department on accountability and culture issues.
 Mr. O’Rourke is a 1998 graduate from the University of Tennessee and the USAF Institute of Technology in 2005.