The National Security Hour

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – Budde shares his experiences flying the legendary UH-1N Huey, deploying throughout the Pacific and Central Command regions, and serving in combat in Iraq. He also recounts his demanding role as a Forward Air Controller with a Marine Maritime Special Purpose Force, coordinating aviation support where precision, judgment, and split...

The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – Levine says AI’S new battleground is not technology; it is trust. How does one get to the truth through AI? How are we not manipulated or led astray through convincing presentations, videos, and redefined history? “In artificial intelligence, your reputation is developing at the same speed as your technology, according to Michael Levine...

The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – Stephen Helgesen examines growing strains in U.S.-Denmark relations, including disputes over NATO, Ukraine, Greenland, and Iran. He explains how sharper rhetoric and reduced diplomatic engagement weaken a historically friendly alliance while suggesting renewed public outreach and stronger embassy involvement could help repair mutual trust again...

The National Security Hour with LTC Sargis Sangari – The issue is larger than one man’s vanity. Fauci became the symbol of a structure that joined scientific authority, federal money, media discipline, pharmaceutical ambition, and emergency power. That structure rewarded certainty when uncertainty was honest, obedience when argument was needed, and coercion when restraint might...

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – Freedom is rarely lost in a single moment. It disappears gradually—through one silenced voice, one weakened election, and one constitutional right surrendered at a time. These rights are not separate. They form one system: Speech exposes abuse. The vote removes abusive leaders. The Second Amendment protects the people when...

The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – Space—the last frontier? It was our greatest triumph – is it now a distant memory? Today, we are back on the Road to the Moon. Last April, Artemis III test docked along with Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Blue Origin landers with the objective to prepare Artemis IV to return to the Moon in 2028...

The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – The war with Iran follows America’s familiar pattern of unconstitutional intervention, military failure, political betrayal, and economic damage. As lawmakers deepen ties with Israel and expand defense commitments, ordinary Americans face mounting costs, strategic losses, weakened sovereignty, and another conflict fought for foreign interests abroad...

The National Security Hour with Al Johnson (LTC Sangari) – South Korea stands at the center of an intensifying struggle over trade, technology, and regional security. As China, North Korea, and Russia expand pressure, Washington faces growing risks to alliances, semiconductor supply chains, military deterrence, and the broader balance of power across Asia and the Pacific in the years ahead...

The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – The pattern is always the same: grassroots rhetoric, violent revolution, seizure of power, elimination of opposition, destruction of faith, collapse of freedom, enrichment of the party elite, and suffering for the very people the revolution claimed to liberate. Many on the American “progressive” left now champion socialism as the future...

The National Security Hour with Brandon Weichert – Beneath the headlines lies a deeper strategic question: what happens when a nation enters a prolonged conflict without a clear public justification, while the institutions designed to oversee war gradually cease performing their constitutional roles? That question now deserves as much attention as the battlefield itself...