In a recent interview with Donald Trump in The New York Times, Trump repeated a familiar claim: that white Americans — particularly white men — have been “treated badly” in modern America. This is not about guilt. It’s about truth. Equality did not take anything away. Retired Navy Commander Bobby Jones explains how the Civil Rights movement challenged unchecked dominance — and that discomfort is now being mislabeled as oppression.

Ken Harbaugh breaks down why Pete Hegseth’s attempt to intimidate Senator Mark Kelly for telling service members to refuse illegal orders collapsed under its own weight. Joined by Army veteran and Veterans Fighting Fascism founder Kris Goldsmith, Ken explains why the case was empty from the start—and what Kelly’s response reveals about the limits of political intimidation.

Ken Harbaugh explains how JD Vance and the Trump administration are distorting the law to claim “absolute immunity” for ICE agents after the killing of Renee Good—and why that framing is dangerously wrong. Ken is joined by Brett Jones, a former Navy SEAL, CIA agent (GRS), and police trainer, to break down what real accountability, training, and lawful use of force are supposed to look like.

Ken Harbaugh reports on events unfolding in Minneapolis, where ICE agents returned to the same neighborhood where Renee Good was killed and deployed tear gas against a peaceful community. Ken reflects on the disciplined, diverse, and resolute response—faith leaders, unions, veterans, parents, and neighbors—who stood together and refused to be intimidated.

Ken Harbaugh reports from Minneapolis, where mass resistance, quiet acts of solidarity, and moral courage are confronting a campaign of intimidation after the killing of Renee Good. From Powderhorn Park to faith communities on the front lines, Ken Harbaugh argues that when ordinary people refuse to accept lies, authoritarian power begins to crack.

The United States is retreating from the world—then lashing out without restraint. Retired Navy Commander Bobby Jones breaks down how Donald Trump has withdrawn the U.S. from dozens of international treaties and organizations, abandoning long-standing alliances and rules that kept America strong and respected. At the same time, he is authorizing military actions abroad without seeking permission, bypassing established processes meant to prevent reckless escalation.

Ken Harbaugh examines the Minneapolis ICE shooting and the Trump administration’s insistence that Americans disregard what the video clearly shows. Speaking with former Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn, Ken contrasts that killing with the discipline Dunn and his colleagues displayed on January 6th—when officers under deadly assault chose restraint and did not fire on rioters trying to kill them—underscoring how professionalism, not brutality, defines legitimate law enforcement.

Ken Harbaugh sits down with retired LTG Russel Honoré to unpack a blunt truth: in Trump’s America, government power is increasingly wielded in service of business interests, not the public good. From Venezuela’s oil to the Pentagon’s intimidation of Senator Mark Kelly, this conversation traces how grievance, profit, and power are reshaping U.S. policy—and why it’s dangerous.

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Ken Harbaugh examines the escalating effort to rewrite January 6th—casting insurrectionists as heroes or victims and erasing the reality of a coordinated attack on American democracy. In Part Two of his conversation with Denver Riggleman, Ken digs into accountability, digital evidence, and why even Democrats need a sharper narrative if we’re going to prevent this from happening again.

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On the fifth anniversary of January 6th, Ken Harbaugh examines how the threat to American democracy has shifted from accountability to narrative—and why memory itself has become the new battleground. Ken is joined by former Republican Congressman and Senior Technical Advisor to the January 6th Committee, Denver Riggleman, to unpack how the insurrection was organized, coordinated, and deliberately obscured.

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