In this special broadcast of The Conservative Voice, host Gary Heasley, along with co-hosts Felice Fein and Mina Quarles, reflects on the events and lasting impact of September 11, 2001.

We are joined by special guests:

• Eric Tooke – Commercial airline pilot flying on 9/11, sharing his firsthand account from the cockpit.

• Rochelle Porto – Sharing personal reflections and perspective on community resilience.

• Former Congressman Curt Weldon – Discussing the pre-9/11 intelligence program "Able Danger" and key investigative findings.

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TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 - A Somber Remembrance

2:30 - Commercial Pilot Eric Tooke: Flying on 9/11

19:05 - Reflections on National Security & Cultural Shifts

23:15 - Rochelle Porto on Remembrance & Community

28:45 - Curt Weldon: Able Danger & 9/11 Intelligence

Iran, OPEC, China, Russia and Venezuela: Did Trump Just Reset Global Oil?

In this episode of The Conservative Voice Philly, we cut through the media noise surrounding gas prices and the global oil market. Energy expert David Blackmon joins us to break down the reality of the current "crisis." We discuss the strategic implications of the Venezuela oil deal, the truth about the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, and how political narratives are being used to drive fear ahead of the midterms.

In this video:

• The actual data behind rising energy costs.
• The geopolitical shift: Getting China and Russia out of the Western Hemisphere.
• Why the "Green New Deal" is driving up your utility bills.
• Expert analysis from David Blackmon (Energy Editions on Substack).

0:00 - The Truth About Gas Price Inflation

1:15 - Energy Expert David Blackmon

3:45 - Global Oil Supply: Balancing the Market

7:10 - The Political Use of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve

11:30 - Energy Policies: Climate Goals vs. Your Walle

13:55 - The Venezuela Deal: Strategic Move or Short-term Fix?

18:40 - Ending the Iran Conflict’s Impact on Prices

23:55 - Where to Follow David Blackmon

GOVERNOR SHAPIRO ran to the microphones claiming measles deaths...but was it real? By now we know the truth, how the deceit happened and what you should do next:

Proposed PA Department of Health Proposed Rule #10-242...you weren't supposed to know about it, now you must take action to stop it!

In this podcast:

• Analysis of the current measles headlines.
• Local insights from Commissioner Josh Parsons.
• Examining the difference between public safety and fear-mongering.

Time Stamps

0:00 - The Measles "Outbreak" in Lancaster

1:15 - Guest Introduction: S3 Parsons

3:45 - Analyzing Recent Measles Case Reports

7:10 - Media Coverage vs. Reality: A Breakdown

11:30 - Public Health Policy and Government Transparency

15:45 - Taking Action: Stopping Proposed Rule #10-242

Where's the beef? More importantly, where is it coming from? In this segment, we go "in the booth" with Steve Lucie, a 5th-generation rancher, to pick through the wreckage of the American cattle industry.

The US beef herd is at a 70-year low, yet our population has exploded. Why are we becoming dependent on imports from Brazil and Argentina while local ranchers are squeezed by a "Big Four" meatpacking oligopoly? Gary and Steve discuss the "tournament system," the lack of price transparency, and the legislative fixes—like the Prime Act and the Cool Act—needed to restore a truly capitalist system and bring prosperity back to the middle class.

Follow Steve Lucie on X: @CattleGuy92

In this episode:

• The 70-year low of the American cattle herd.
• The "Big Four" and the rise of the meat cartel.
• Why beef prices stay high while rancher revenue drops.

• • The Prime Act, the Cool Act, and the path to deregulation.

We break down the massive breakout of Hugging Face and what it means for the future of the AI landscape.

We explore the broader implications of this technological surge, the shift toward open-source models, and why this "breakout" is a critical turning point for developers and investors alike.

In this video:

Is Skynet becoming self-aware?

Was Terminator just a couple decades too early?

We take a hard look at the "Bummer in Butler"—a special election in a district Trump won by 18 points that the GOP managed to lose by just 88 votes. We break down the shocking math behind the mail-in ballots, where data suggests hundreds of registered Republicans actually voted for the Democratic candidate. Why did the GOP decline a recount? Is the current state party strategy fundamentally flawed? Join us as we analyze the red flags on the dashboard for the Republican party in Pennsylvania.

• Analysis of the Butler County special election results.
• The "mail-in math": Why Republicans are voting for Democrats.
• Why the GOP's refusal of a recount is a strategic warning sign.
• The failure of high-funded mail-in ballot initiatives.

Time Stamps

0:00 - The "Bummer in Butler": 18-Point Lead to 88-Vote Loss

1:10 - Why the Republican Party Declined a Recount

2:15 - The Division Within the Butler County GOP

3:05 - The Shocking Math: Republicans Voting for Duke?

4:10 - Red Flags: A Crisis for the PA Republican Party

5:05 - The $15 Million Failure: Why the Strategy isn't Working

6:00 - Ignoring the Numbers vs. Reality

Fistfights and Fans: Can the WBNA Continue to Capture Clicks?

Is the Republican civil war in Texas reaching a boiling point? In this segment of The Conservative Voice Philly, we're picking through the wreckage of recent election results and asking: what happened to the GOP ground game?

Host Gary Heasley is joined by Felice Fein and Mina Quarles to discuss the intense battle surrounding Ken Paxton and why the establishment spent $100 million to try and stop him. We also dive into the frustration of voters who see their agenda being blocked even with a "trifecta" in power, and what Speaker Johnson’s latest moves mean for the upcoming midterms.

In this video:

* The Ken Paxton vs. Establishment primary battle.

* Why $100 million wasn't enough to stop the "America First" momentum.

* The "Bummer in Butler" and the state of the Republican ground game.

* Analysis of Speaker Johnson and the looming government funding deadline.

In this segment of TCV, we dive into the shocking departure of the "Money Honey" herself. Maria Bartiromo, a powerhouse at Fox with nearly 20 hours of airtime a week, has reportedly been let go. But it's the reason behind the move that has everyone talking.

We explore the rumors that Bartiromo was blocked by the network from reporting on declassified intel involving foreign interference in the 2020 election. Is major media silencing the truth to protect a narrative? With Bartiromo hiring high-profile counsel, the battle for the real news is just beginning.

In this episode of The Conservative Voice Philly, Gary and Mina speak with political consultant Brendan McCusker, Campaign Manager for Mike Murphy, who is running for state representative. Brendan recently travelled to Butler County, PA to work on a special election. We dive deep into the grassroots movement working to bring conservative leadership back to Pennsylvania. Brendan shares his observations of the recent special election, and explains what went wrong in Butler County. Brendan also lays out the strategic blueprint for the upcoming election cycle, the challenges of campaigning in a deep-blue city, and why he believes the tide is finally turning. Whether you're a long-time Pennylvania resident or a conservative advocate, this conversation provides a unique look at the ground game required to make a real impact in local politics.

Time Stamps

0:00 - Introduction: The Goal of Flip Philly Red

2:15 - Meet Brendan McCusker: The Strategy Behind the Movement

4:45 - Mina Quarles on Grassroots Outreach in Philadelphia

7:10 - Overcoming the Challenges of a Deep-Blue City

9:30 - The Key Issues Driving Philly Voters Right Now

11:05 - How You Can Get Involved and Support the Cause

12:26 - The Path Forward