While we are distracted with the horrors of Covid-19 and racial tensions in the US, China is projecting it's power across the globe.

We successfully escaped quarantine in Panama and made it back to America.  Here is what the journey was like.

Is ISIS the worst purveyor of atrocities in Syria? Not by a long shot...

Thousands of Yezidi women were captured and enslaved by ISIS, and now that the caliphate has been destroyed, many have yet to return to their families. In this episode, we'll follow one woman as she goes back to the places where her nightmare under ISIS unfolded.

Is ISIS the biggest purveyor of misery in Syria?  Not by a long shot!

Master Sergeant Leroy Petry did eight combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan and on the seventh, his heroism saved the lives of many men.  For his valorous actions, he was awarded the nation's highest award for bravery, the Congressional Medal of Honor.  Then, missing a hand, he fought to stay in the army and redeploy with his unit.  Here is his remarkable story of resilience.

The second half of our interview - interesting commentary from the US Southern border.

The first of a two-part series about the US Southern border, including an interview with Russel Johnson, a rancher who is enduring lockdown on 660,000 acres of ranchland. Poor guy.

Todd Bensman is a Senior Fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies. He has some very informative articles published about several thwarted terror attacks that have taken place during the COVID-19 crisis.

The Pentagon has now made public their plans to lie to the American people about Afghanistan, if perhaps by omission. We'll explore why THEY DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW what's going on there.