Ken Harbaugh speaks with Army combat veteran and Veterans Fighting Fascism founder Kris Goldsmith about the Trump administration's war in Iran — its incompetence, its corruption, and the war profiteering happening in plain sight — as Americans are dying overseas.

It is day 5 of America's war with Iran, and Donald Trump has invented yet another rationale for the attack — "election interference." A leaked 17-page blueprint, authored by close associates of the President, reveals how foreign threats will be used as a pretext for seizing control of U.S. elections, exactly as former Congressman Denver Riggleman warned in The Breach.

Ken Harbaugh makes the case that even though this war was thrust upon us by the most reckless administration in American history, it is America's war — and Americans bear responsibility for demanding a Congress that reins in a rogue presidency. Ken is joined by Ambassador Bridget Brink, former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine and now congressional candidate in Michigan's 7th district, to discuss why war, civil rights, and government accountability are the real kitchen table issues.

Ken Harbaugh examines a defining moment from Trump’s State of the Union that signals a looming constitutional crisis, as tensions between the executive branch and the Supreme Court escalate. Drawing on a conversation with retired federal judge Paul Grimm, he explores why judicial independence—and public trust in the courts—may be the last line of defense.

The first cracks are forming—and what starts as a trickle of truth can quickly become a flood of accountability. Ken Harbaugh speaks with Army veteran Kris Goldsmith about whistleblowers, moral courage inside the system, and why those who speak out now will ultimately be remembered as heroes.

Ken Harbaugh examines how tech oligarchs are shaping the political landscape—and why this moment is driving new forms of resistance. In a conversation with Scott Galloway, he explores the “Resist and Unsubscribe” movement and how coordinated consumer action could become a powerful, nonviolent tool for pushing back.

Ken Harbaugh breaks down a startling incident in which the Danish military evacuated an American sailor from a U.S. submarine near Greenland, exposing both the realities of allied cooperation and the costs of political brinkmanship. He examines how Denmark’s actions stand in stark contrast to escalating tensions driven by misleading claims about U.S. intentions in Greenland—and what it reveals about the state of NATO alliances.

Retired Navy Commander Bobby Jones analyzes Pete Hegseth’s decision to halt the placement of senior military officers at Ivy League institutions — and explains why the move could have long-term consequences for U.S. national security.  America’s military dominance has always relied on both strength and ideas. The question is whether this decision undermines both.

Senator Mike Rounds’ comments about “yellow stars” on ID's open a broader look at how Republicans are pushing new voting restrictions built on false claims of widespread fraud. Ken Harbaugh sits down with Kris Goldsmith to unpack how fear-mongering—especially around immigration—is being used to justify making it harder for Americans to vote.

Ken Harbaugh breaks down CBS pulling The Late Show interview with James Talarico and why growing pressure from Trump-aligned regulators is fueling media self-censorship. He’s joined by civil resistance expert Maria Stephan to explain why that pressure reflects something deeper—a rising, decentralized resistance that authoritarian movements can’t control.