Ken Harbaugh reflects on Ukraine enduring one of its harshest winters in years as Russian missile and drone attacks continue to target civilian power and heating infrastructure. He’s joined by Kyiv-based journalist Phil Ittner, host of On The Edge, speaking from his apartment after another night of strikes—and explaining why urgent support for generators is saving lives.

Ken Harbaugh examines ICE’s escalating intimidation tactics in Minneapolis, where American citizens are being stopped, detained, and treated as suspects for the way they look or sound. In a conversation with Dropkick Murphys frontman Ken Casey, Ken explores why authoritarianism depends on fear—and why resistance, especially from artists and communities willing to speak out, still matters.

Ken Harbaugh previews his trip to Greenland with Malcolm Nance and Dean Blundell to expose the absurdity—and danger—of a president’s ego-driven fantasy to “acquire” an ally’s territory. From NATO obligations to Arctic security, Ken breaks down why this isn’t strategy at all, but a reckless attempt at distraction.

Ken Harbaugh sits down with Ken Casey of the Dropkick Murphys to talk about resistance that’s loud, local, and unapologetic—from union workers speaking truth to power to punk rock as a moral compass. From Ukraine to Washington, this conversation is about living your values and raising a defiant middle finger when it matters most.

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.