The National Security Hour

The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – Colonel Mike and Dr. Mike speak with Rebecca Terrill of The New American Magazine about a massive climate-change scam involving CO2 capture and a controversial 2,500-mile pipeline. Tied to tax credits and backed by globalist agendas, the scheme threatens U.S. farmland and sovereignty. Terrill’s research is featured in the upcoming Earth Day documentary, Unearthing.

The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari USA (Ret.) – I investigate the alarming rise of white fibrous clots reported by embalmers, their potential link to COVID-19 vaccines, and the suppressed truth about the virus’s origins. Joined by experts James Roguski and Thomas Haviland, we expose a disinformation campaign that endangers public health and conceals bioweapons activity in Wuhan.

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – Flags rise, but behind the Pentagon’s morning ritual lies a storm. I uncover the sudden ousting of Vice Admiral Shoshana Chatfield and what it reveals about power, defiance, and the unspoken rules at the military’s highest levels. From silent rebellion to political fallout, this is a deep dive into loyalty, leadership, and the cost of speaking out.

The National Security Hour with Col. John Mills Ret. – A new national poll reveals 79% of Americans believe Trump would have won in 2020 if the truth about Hunter Biden’s laptop had been known. Garrett Ziegler and Marco Polo’s investigation played a key role in exposing the truth, contributing to the 2024 election outcome and highlighting deep corruption within the intelligence community and media.

The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – The idea of destroying foreign tariffs that damage American exporters is an admirable plan. Still, Mr. Skousen claimed that Trump’s unleashing of a comprehensive revision of U.S. tariffs in order to slay the foreign tariffs that hurt American manufacturers and exporters has left many businessmen and business organizations in America and around the world confused...

The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari USA (Ret.) – Unfortunately, today, the USA operates within the context of ancient history when we compare our preparedness for national defense. This is especially relevant since the United States is advancing with an ambitious new missile defense project aimed at protecting the homeland from an increasingly complex array of aerial threats...

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – This is not just another story; it is a clarion call for accountability. For the men and women who stand ready to serve our nation, the assurance of unbiased justice is not merely an ideal — it is a necessity. How can we safeguard the principles of equal justice under the law if even those at the highest echelons of power can manipulate the scales?

The National Security Hour with Col. John Mills Ret. – Rarely do the “experts” discuss the real way in which China intends to win: Unrestricted Warfare. The tip of the Unrestricted Warfare spear is Political Warfare.  A military invasion of Taiwan is the last two minutes of the story and will only be tried when Taiwan and America have been defeated politically. China’s Political Warfare is 90% of the Chinese strategy to win...

The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – President Trump pressures Zelenskyy to finalize a high-stakes mineral deal amid fragile Ukraine-Russia peace talks. With Europe hesitant and Putin labeling Zelenskyy “illegitimate,” tensions rise. Strategic expert Clare M. Lopez joins me to break it all down, including cartel connections to global adversaries threatening U.S. security from within. Can diplomacy prevail where war looms?

The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – Trump’s economic approach is drawing sharp criticism from experts like Dr. Murray Sabrin and Tom deSabla. From tariffs and sanctions to unchecked executive orders and ballooning spending, concerns are growing. With rising debt and little Congressional action, the discussion raises pressing questions about leadership, capitalism, and the long-term impact of governing by decree instead of law.