Today’s episode dives into a storm of global and domestic crises threatening America’s security. We start with breaking news of a massive foreign telecommunications network discovered near the UN General Assembly, capable of crippling 911 systems and targeting U.S. leaders.
Then, we unpack the strategic necessity of reclaiming Bagram Air Base, Trump’s post-midterm plans, and ongoing threats from terror training camps in Afghanistan, including a resurgence of al Qaeda.
Domestically, we explore escalating left-wing violence at ICE facilities in Chicago, Portland, and beyond, exposing how law enforcement in sanctuary cities often fails to respond, leaving federal agents and citizens at risk.
From cyberattacks and international espionage to civil unrest and political betrayals, this episode connects the dots on how national security, foreign policy, and domestic lawlessness intersect—and what it means for the future of the United States.