After twelve years with the Iraqi army, seeing some of the worst urban warfare imaginable, Muhamad met a Christian Humanitarian group, the Free Burma Rangers. What impressed him most was their mercy. Over time, he decided he wanted what they had, and that led to a complete life change for this hardened Iraqi soldier.

Captain Clay Higgins has been representing the good people of Southern Louisiana for three terms now, and recently penned a bill to force the federal government to finish the wall on the US southern border. In this interview he explains why it would be cheaper for America to finish it than NOT to finish the wall.

the Servicio Nacional de Fronteras, or SENAFRONT is probably the best trained force in Panama, and is charged with protecting Panama's borders. But they are now relegated to playing welcome wagon to tens of thousands of migrants. Is that a good thing for Panama?

On my recent trip to Alaska, I had the chance to meet some true American heroes. Watch them saving lives in this episode.

Missionaries to Haiti Kevin Falde and Dr. Doug Burbella come on the show to talk about the state of Haiti right now.

Tensions between Kosovo and Serbia are rising as Kosovo police clash with ethnic Serbs while carrying out an anti-smuggling operation, causing more than 10 injuries. Serbia is demanding a response from the NATO-led peacekeeping mission in Kosovo, KFOR, to restore order. How many Americans even know we have troops in Kosovo?

A group of seventeen mostly-American missionaries was kidnapped as they left an orphanage in Port-au-Prince, Haiti over the weekend.  The country is a failed state, ruled by lawless thugs and the most desperately poor place in the western hemisphere.  

Fires in California are getting worse over the past five years. As with everything else, this issue is being heavily politicized. Let's cut through the chaff.

Global mass migration still rising, and our enemies are emboldened against America as Biden's feckless foreign policy makes America look weak to friend and foe alike.

I spent a couple days with Brian Heaphy, a former US Navy SEAL who has survived on his skill and wits in the remote upper Yukon Peninsula for most of his adult life. He shares some of his secrets for surviving the harsh environment and thriving through adversity. Pick up his books and professional nature prints at www.brianheaphy.com