Good Friday 2026; Listener calls and topics; Classic Car/cruise events in the area; Updates on felled US aircraft and missing crewmemberr ejected over Iran; Sec of War Pete Hegseth signs order allowing private weapons for protection on military bases; Eclectic perspectives on the war in Iran, and more.

Brief highlights from President Trump's address to the nation Wednesday evening; Reflecting on Pam Bondi's removal as US Attorney General; Arrests made in surprising hospice Medicare fraud in Los Angeles; Investigative reporter Peter Sweitzer's uncovering of birthright citizenship abuses by China CCP officials, and even a surrogate birth industry sending infants and children back to China with US citizenships.

ArtemisII launches!; Epic Fury objectives and progress according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Prof. Victor Davis Hanson; Supreme Court hears oral arguments in the Birthright Citizenship case, brought in opposition to President Trump's Executive Order abolishing it--quick review of major questions by the Court and analysts' views of how SCOTUS may decide the case in June or July; deciphering the apparent contradiction--California announced drought-free in January, and now it's in water trouble by September-October due to fast melting snow pack.

Operation Epic Fury update; Details of the SCOTUS decision affecting counseling for minors in Colorado who, for example, desire not to pursue same-sex attractions (we look at the fine points many stories are missing); Well established American independent journalist in the Middle East kidnapped in Baghdad; More on Delta CEO Ed Bastian and the airline's decision to stop special services for members of Congress to skip long lines, etc., until TSA is back in the budget and employees are being paid.

Holy Week and the frustrations of current politics; How the Holy Sepulchre offenses might have been mitigated by both sides; Analyses of the "No Kings" rallies locally, and in other locatrions.

Listener calls and topics, including classic cars and lowriders, progress in Iran, the future of journalism in question, and "heroes" in our lives.

A lone Democrat Senator agrees with ending the federal funding feud; 83 year old Air Force veteran pushed onto subway tracks and died...at the hands of an illegal alien previously deported four times and arrested 15 times before; Government fraud investigations; A deep look into why USC canceled the California Gubernatorial Primary debate.

Frustrations with Congress over unnecessary long waits in airport security lines; Overregulation and taxes lift California's gas prices to top the nation; Philadelphia DA threatens to arrest ICE agents; TB's comeback in the U.S.--why?; Analysis of "Trump Speak," and balancing criticisms with outcomes.

The diabolic nature of the federal budget shut-down, and the intentional infliction of pain and potential danger upon unpaid federal employees and the public; Eaton Fire victims in Altadena re-victimized again with $23+ thousand in HOA fees; LA County emergency services apparently decided NOT to warn Altadena residents of fire danger at the time; perspectives on Iran.

Details on plane/fire truck crash at La Guardia Airport; 18 yr. old female freshman at Loyola Chicago shot in head by suspected illegal alien--Chicago Alderwoman seems to blame it on the victim.