The Homeland with Dean Cain

Dean Cain sits down in Las Vegas with retired Homeland Security Investigations officer Michael Koscielniak and former SEAL Team Six operator Trey Lindsey to break down the biggest stories shaping America right now. From the UFC fight night at the White House and the U.S. World Cup opener to the Iran memorandum of understanding and its implications for national security, no topic is off limits. The team also addresses election integrity concerns in California, Elon Musk reaching trillionaire status, USAID fraud exposure, and the road to America's 250th birthday celebration in Washington, D.C.

America is the sickest country in the world, with the highest chronic disease burden on Earth. Watch the full episode of The Homeland, as Dean Cain sits down with HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to confront how pharmaceutical and food companies captured the FDA, how tobacco giants made food addictive, and why 48 cents of every federal tax dollar now goes to health care. Kennedy addresses the MAHA movement, the trillions at stake, and why protecting America's children transcends party lines.

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin joins Dean Cain in Washington, D.C. for a no-holds-barred debrief on the Trump EPA's first year. Zeldin details how his team saved American taxpayers $30 billion from an agency with a $10 billion annual budget, exposed billions in grants funneled through politically connected NGOs, and finalized the largest single act of deregulation in United States history: a $1.3 trillion rescission of the 2009 Endangerment Finding and all associated vehicle emission standards. He covers the Nessie pipeline, the fight to save coal plants, the Supreme Court decisions reshaping federal power, and the National Energy Dominance Council's cross-agency mission.

Sebastian Gorka sits down with Dean Cain in Washington, D.C. to detail the new U.S. National Counterterrorism Strategy, signed by President Trump. Gorka identifies three threat categories now driving American counterterrorism: the cartels, the global jihadi movement, and left-wing violent radicals. He reveals that U.S. forces have killed 815 jihadis in 14 months, rescued 106 American hostages, and captured the ISIS architect of the Abbey Gate bombing in just 43 days. This is counterterrorism with the gloves off.

Dean Cain sits down with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche in Washington, D.C. for a direct conversation on the state of American justice. Blanche addresses the pace of federal prosecutions, the full deployment of 93 U.S. Attorneys, and the DOJ's denaturalization initiative targeting citizenship fraud. He responds to former President Obama's claims about executive authority over the DOJ by citing the Constitution's Article II powers. The conversation covers the Southern Poverty Law Center indictment, allegations of weaponized justice under the prior administration, and the importance of supporting law enforcement at every level.

ICE Director Todd Lyons joins Dean Cain for a direct briefing on immigration enforcement, public safety, and the mission behind the headlines. Lyons discusses criminal illegal alien arrests and removals, the impact of sanctuary jurisdictions, threats against agents’ families, and what changed when ICE was “allowed to do our job.” He also details transnational fraud tied to gift cards, screening efforts, and major challenges facing HSI.

Dean Cain breaks down the media narrative vs. reality, from “Trump Derangement Syndrome” to what the press ignores. The team recaps CPAC in Dallas, including conversations on free speech, rural America, election integrity, and the Iran conflict. Guests include Michael Castelli, Trey Lindsey, Sam Goodall (CGTN), Jen Pellegrino (Defend Forgotten America), and CPAC Chairman Matt Schlapp.

Dean Cain leads an in-depth discussion with Border Czar Tom Homan, where they examine America’s national security, border policy, law enforcement, and the real threats facing the nation.

“We are on a winning streak,” says Cain, as the panel shares frontline experience and unapologetic patriotism.