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Navigating the Echoes of Antisemitism: From Columbia University to Nationwide Campuses (Kenin Spivak)

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Kevin Spivak

Interview opportunity with Triple Degree Columbia Graduate Introduction: The landscape of higher education is undergoing a turbulent transformation as anti-Israel protests and chants burgeon across America’s college campuses, from Yale to Cal State Berkeley to New York University. This phenomenon has ushered in an alarming resurgence of antisemitism, finding fertile ground in the increasingly ‘woke’ academic environments. Amid this unsettling backdrop, Kenin Spivak (SPIV-ak), a distinguished triple degree holder from Columbia University, including a law … Read more

The Supreme Court Is Set To Hear the Case Surrounding the Biden Administration Trying To Ban “Ghost Guns” (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for Gun Owners of America discusses the importance of the case, and why Biden seems so determined to regulate them. As President Joe Biden and his Administration continue to push for regulation of self-assembled weapons kits – or “ghost guns” – the Supreme Court is set to hear the case. The Court confirmed this week that it will take up the issue next term, and see if Biden’s Administration has a point in … Read more

The Federal Government’s Heavy Spending On Planned Parenthood Is Too Much To Ignore (Guest: Jim Harden)

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The CEO of CompassCare Pregnancy Centers is concerned about the government giving so much money for a record number of abortions. At a time when many are arguing over abortion issues, it’s a bit too clear to see which side the Federal government sits on. A new report from Fox News revealed that it managed to give nearly $700 million to Planned Parenthood over the span of one year. Based on the company’s recent “Above and Beyond” … Read more

Did U.S. Lawmakers Go Too Far Waving Ukrainian Flags For Aid Bill When Nothing Has Been Provided For Border Support? (Guest: Nicole McCaw)

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The host and producer of BorderWars discusses the controversial actions by members of the U.S. House of Representatives – and what it says to Americans. The U.S. House of Representatives managed to approve a military aid package worth $95 billion over the weekend, in an effort to support Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. However, in the midst of all this, nothing has yet been approved in terms of supporting our own borders. Worse yet, while passing … Read more

Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Challenge to ‘Ghost Gun’ Rule

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On Monday, the Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments against the Biden administration’s requirement that owners of homemade firearms add serial numbers to them. The rule also mandates background checks on buyers of gun assembly kits. The current government treats pieces of guns that are shipped as is if they were complete guns, subject to existing laws. Gun owners argue the two-year-old rule is unconstitutional and abusive.  A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation joins … Read more

Columbia University Goes All Virtual as Antisemitism Engulfs Campus

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Columbia University President Dr. Nemat “Minouche” Shafik said she was “deeply saddened” by the Israel-hating students who have made the campus unsafe for Jews. The students have been spewing vile anti-Jewish slogans and chants for days now. Unable to control the vitriol on her campus, Shafik moved all classes to virtual Monday. This follows the Orthodox rabbi and Columbia University and Bernard College encouraging Jewish students to leave campus for their own safety.  Mark Biltz … Read more

Israel’s strategic restraint: A calculated message to Iran (By Jerry McGlothlin)

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(Originally published on American Thinker.) In a move that has the world talking, Israel has responded to Iran’s provocation not with overwhelming force but with a strategic, measured action. According to the Drudge Report, in the pre-dawn hours of a Friday, April 19, Israel launched what can only be described as a “pin prick” attack on the Iranian city of Isfahan. This was not the wide-scale military retaliation many had expected following Iran’s aggressive launch of … Read more

Jury to Hear Opening Statements in Trump Trial Today (Guest: Kenin Spavik)

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Kevin Spivak

The 12-person jury is set to hear the criminal case against a former president, the first time in history this has occurred. Former President Donald Trump is charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records and could face four years in prison. But a conviction does not keep Trump from becoming president again. It would, however, make him a convicted felon, something the Biden administration would be sure to exploit.  Trump argues he’s done … Read more

Baby in Gaza saved from a deceased mother’s womb underscores the Sanctity of Pre-Born Life! (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Interview opportunity with founder of largest pregnancy center in Eastern U.S. In a poignant reminder of the sanctity of life, a baby girl was recently delivered from her deceased mother’s womb amidst the war in Gaza. This miraculous survival story, emerging from the backdrop of airstrikes in Rafah, not only highlights the resilience of life but also ignites a crucial conversation about the value of the pre-born. Jim Harden, the CEO of CompassCare Pregnancy Centers, … Read more

The Rights of Private Gun Owners In Colorado Come Under Attack With the Signing of Three New Bills

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation discusses the controversial bills, which could violate the right to bear arms. Colorado is no stranger to signing restrictive gun bills. But a trio of new ones signed Saturday evening could spell trouble for private gun owners. As detailed by Colorado Politics, the bills are as follows: House Bill 1270: this bill mandates that firearm owners must have liability insurance and requires insurance companies to offer firearm liability coverage … Read more

Could Chinese Hackers Be Preparing To Attack U.S. Infrastructure? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The law enforcement veteran discusses the potential threat, and what could possibly be done to stop it. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been attempting to infiltrate the United States over the past couple of years. But the FBI suggests that a group of Chinese hackers could be coming close to attacking U.S. infrastructure. A report from Reuters indicates that these hackers are waiting “for just the right moment to deal a devastating blow,” according to … Read more

Israel Strikes Rafah, Reportedly Killing Women and Children Used As Human Shields, To Rescue Hostages

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Interview guests West Bank Israel Mayor David Rubin or Mark Biltz Following a recent surge in violence in Gaza and the green light for a significant US military aid package to Israel, the intricate landscape of Middle Eastern politics has been thrust into the limelight. Israeli airstrikes on Rafah, a southern Gaza city, reportedly claimed the lives of numerous civilians, sparking global concern. Amid these developments, the US House of Representatives has moved forward with … Read more

Ukraine Aid Passed, Opposition leader Greene labeled ‘Moscow Marjorie.’

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Kevin Spivak

Interview opportunity with Kenin Spivak of The American Mind In light of the recent bipartisan support in the U.S. House of Representatives for a $95 billion aid package to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, the stage is set for a pivotal debate on U.S. foreign policy and military aid in the Senate. This underscores the complex geopolitical landscape and the U.S.’s strategic interests abroad. The most visible opponent to the aid package was Marjorie Greene, labeled … Read more

Where Will the Donald Trump Criminal Trial Go In the Weeks Ahead? (Guest: Kenin Spivak)

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Kevin Spivak

The writer for American Mind discusses the build-up for the trial, and where it could go next. After several days of tiresome jury selection and continuous social media comments, it appears the criminal trial for former President Donald Trump is finally moving forward. Trump has been accused of falsifying business records, as well as providing a bribe for former porn star Stormy Daniels. He has denied the charges, and the trial finally looks set to … Read more

Prophetic Insights on Israel’s Retaliatory Strike Against Iran

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Interview op’ with Mark Biltz, whose book predicted when Iran would attack Israel According to The Drudge Report, in the pre-dawn hours of a Friday, April 19, Israel launched a significant retaliatory missile strike against Iran, marking a decisive moment in the ongoing conflict between these two nations. This operation was a response to Iran’s aggressive assault last Saturday, which involved over 300 uncrewed drones and missiles targeted at Israel. A united effort by Israel … Read more

The CCRKBA Believes That Joe Biden’s Background Check Expansion Is a Step Way Too Far 

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A spokesman for the group explains why the President is pushing heavily against Second Amendment rights. The White House recently announced a plan to expand background checks to close reported “loopholes” that the Biden administration previously claimed exist in private gun sales and transfers. But, in doing so, it’s set to violate the right to keep and bear arms, as provided by the Second Amendment. “This is another misguided policy that will not accomplish what … Read more

The Supreme Court Will Let an Injured Police Officer Rightfully Sue a Black Lives Matter Activist (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The law enforcement veteran discusses the decision – and why the justices didn’t want to touch it. The Supreme Court isn’t about to let DeRay Mckeeson get away with his riotous actions against police officers. It recently rejected an appeal filed by the Black Lives Matter activist, insisting that a lawsuit against him by an injured police officer can proceed. During a July 2016 protest, the officer was hit in the head by a rock … Read more

Author Mark Biltz Correctly Predicted Iran Would Attack Israel!

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The Pastor and author discusses his latest book and how he foresaw what would happen in Israel this past week. The world now knows that Iran launched a massive drone strike against Israel, although it was able to repel such attacks with the help of its Iron Dome defense.  In his new book, America at War 2024-2026: The Sons of Darkness vs. The Sons of Light, author Mark Biltz actually predicted that such a fight would … Read more

Columbia University’s Response to Campus Antisemitism

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Interview Opportunity with Zach Kessel, National Review Institute Columbia University President Nemat “Minouche” Shafik’s recent testimony before the House Education and Workforce Committee has raised eyebrows and sparked discussions in the spotlight of ongoing debates over campus antisemitism.  During a session focused on “Columbia University’s Response to Antisemitism,” Democrat Representative Ilhan Omar inquired of President Shafik if she witnessed anti-Jewish protests on campus. She promptly denied having witnessed any such thing. This stands in stark … Read more

Senators to Debate Fate of Mayorkas (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Republicans want Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas ousted over his handling of the border, Democrats want this story to go away. Today, the two sides debate whether to dismiss the articles of impeachment or let the trial begin. With control of the Senate in Democratic hands, all they require is 51 votes. Majority leader Chuck Schumer claims the impeachment was over a mere “policy disagreement” and is “absurd.” But there is opposition among Democrats as … Read more

The Supreme Court Is Poised To Knock Down a Federal Law the Biden Administration Has Been Using Against Trump and Jan. 6 Defendants (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The founder of InVest USA and law enforcement discusses how the Court could stop prosecutions against attendees of the January 6th “insurrection.” After seeing a number of cases where January 6th “insurrectionists” were charged over their opinions of the 2020 Presidential Election, the Supreme Court appears set to reverse a law that the Biden Administration has been using heavily against them. According to The Epoch Times, legal experts note that the Supreme Court is ready to … Read more

Gov. Greg Abbott Chews Out Alejandro Mayorkas As Border Crisis Hits 7.2 Million (Guest: Nicole McCaw)

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The host and producer of the BorderWars series discusses the ignorance of the Biden administration, and why Abbott has a point with his statement. President Joe Biden has done little to nothing about the Border Crisis – and now the effects speak for themselves. According to reports, over 7.2 million illegal immigrants have entered the United States in that time, essentially the population of 36 states. As a result, there’s a major increase in crime, and with … Read more

Mark Biltz Predicted the War of Iran In His Book

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Pastor Mark Blitz knew the recent solar eclipse was a warning to America, and modern Iran’s first direct attack on Israel helped make his point. Solar eclipses in the Bible serve as warnings to the nations of God’s impending judgment. The bottom line: America and the rest of the world must stand by Israel.  Pastor Biltz explained, “In my recently released book, America at War 2024 – 2026, The Sons of Darkness vs. The Sons … Read more

Rooting Out Hamas (Guest: Kenin Spivak)     

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Kevin Spivak

Introduction of our Interview Guest: We are privileged to present Kenin Spivak (SPIV-ack), a profound voice and commentator known for his astute and conservative analysis of geopolitical issues, with a special focus on Israel, antisemitism, and global hypocrisy. In his seminal piece, “Rooting Out Hamas,” Spivak explores the deep-rooted biases and double standards that influence the international community’s response to Israel’s defensive actions. With his expertise, Spivak uncovers the layers of racism, oppressor ideology, and … Read more

USC Cancels Speech from Antisemitic Valedictorian (Guest: David Rubin)

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The University of Southern California cancelled an upcoming speech from valedictorian Asna Tabassum, a Muslim who has posted and liked anti-Israel comments in her recent past. USC Provost Andrew Guzman announced the cancellation, explaining the speech would cause safety issues. Tabassum released a statement, through the antisemitic organization CAIR, complaining “anti-Muslim and anti-Palestinian” bias caused the cancellation.  Tabassum was chosen by USC to be valedictorian, among around 100 other candidates.  David Rubin, former mayor of … Read more

Biden Urges Israel to show Weakness (Guest: Sid Roth)

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Joe Biden urging Israel to show weakness by not fighting back, and demanding that Israel feed their enemies, has never been asked of a nation at war. Sid Roth, owner of Middle Eastern Television, calls this clarion call for Israel’s de facto surrender, “Another flawed Biden policy, since Iranian Mullahs view meekness as weakness.” Sid Roth is known for his deep connections to the Middle East and his humanitarian efforts, including the installation of more … Read more

Senator Seeks Transparency on Veterans Affairs Abortion Activity (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Alabama senator Tommy Tuberville plans to introduce a measure that would require the VA provide quarterly reports on their abortion activity. In 1992, congress passed a law prohibiting the VA from any abortion involvement. According to Senator Tuiberville, the Biden administration is finding ways to use the VA for abortions, regardless. Called the VA Abortion Transparency Act of 2024, the new law would force transparency and expose to taxpayers how funds are being misspent by … Read more

The Supreme Court and January 6th: A Landmark Decision Ahead

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Interview opportunity with National Review Spokesman Zack Kessell Introduction: As the Supreme Court gears up to hear a pivotal case that could reshape the legal landscape for individuals charged in connection with the January 6th Capitol riot, the national discourse is poised at the brink of a significant juncture. At the heart of the proceedings is a legal challenge that questions the applicability of a federal law used to levy charges against more than 350 rioters, including … Read more

California Is Seeing a Surge In Gun Sales Thanks To the Border Crisis – But Will the Government Intervene? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for the Gun Owners of America discusses the sudden surge in sales, and why Gov. Newsom and his allies should butt out. The state of California is usually recognized for its strict gun laws. However, in the face of a growing border crisis, it appears that more people realize just how much they need them. A report from the New York Post revealed that gun sales across the state have surged as more migrants make … Read more

Trump Trial Finishes Day One (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The hush money trial of former President Donald Trump began Monday, the first time a former president will stand trial over criminal charges. Jury selection started in the morning and ended without a single juror selected. The president is accused of using hush money to pay off women he allegedly had affairs with and fraudulently logging the payments as legal expenses. Trump has denied the allegations and called the trial a “witch hunt” and plans … Read more

Israel’s right to defense in the face of unprecedented challenges

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(Originally published in American Thinker.) The world has watched in wonder as Israel demonstrated remarkable military prowess by intercepting virtually all the drones and missiles thrown against them. This feat is not just a testament to Israel’s advanced defense capabilities but also a reflection of its steadfast commitment to safeguarding its citizens against external threats. However, the response from the Biden administration to these events has sparked considerable controversy and concern, particularly among astute observers. … Read more

Kamala Harris Is Going Out of Her Way To Stomp On Arizona In Her Fight For Abortion (Guest: Jim Harden)

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The CEO of CompassCare Pregnancy Centers discusses the Vice President’s recent actions, which included insulting former President Donald Trump. Following a landmark ruling by the State’s Supreme Court that an 1864 near-total ban on abortion can be enforceable, Vice President Kamala Harris has gone on the warpath. A new report from NBC News reveals that Harris recently visited Arizona in an effort to highlight reproductive rights in the face of the ruling – and also spent a … Read more

Biden Administration Undermines Israel’s Right to Self Defense (Guest: David Rubin)

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After Iran attempted to obliterate Israel with their first ever direct missile and drone strikes on the Jewish state over the weekend, President Joe Biden told Netanyahu the U.S. won’t support an Israeli response.  In an article in American Thinker, Rubin points out “President Joe Biden’s directives against Israel waging a counterattack on Iran, following an unprecedented direct attack by Iran, raise significant questions about the U.S.’s stance on defending its allies and upholding the … Read more

What Is the Solution When It Comes To Israel Striking Back At Iran? (Guest: Ronald Stetton)

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The author discusses what action Netanyahu may want to take next – and what he should avoid doing. The battle in Israel has escalated quite quickly, with Iran launching a number of drone strikes that fired over 350 rockets into the country. Though most of the attacks were thwarted by Israeli defenses to avoid a costly loss of lives, the real question here is what happens next. President Joe Biden and several of his allies … Read more

Tennessee’s Recent Decision To Allow Teachers To Carry Guns In Schools Has Created an Uproar – But It’s Really For the Better

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A Second Amendment Foundation spokesman explains why this could help safety in schools, despite the criticism from others. Following mass shootings that have left three children and three adults killed over the past year, Tennessee has decided to escalate safety measures in schools. The state recently passed a law that will allow teachers and other staffers to carry guns in schools. While the passing has been met with opposition from families, many believe it is … Read more

While Many Are Skeptical of Donald Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson’s Press Conference, It Provided a Big Win When It Came To Blocking Migrants From Voting (Guest: Nicole McCaw)

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The host and producer of BorderWars discusses the recent decision, and how it will keep U.S. election voting fair and out of the hands of illegals. With thousands of migrants seeping into the United States on a daily basis, many are wondering if they could have any sway in the forthcoming Presidential Election. However, former President Donald Trump and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson just reaffirmed it won’t. In a joint press conference, the … Read more

Ron DeSantis Has Stepped Up To Protect Police Officers Within His State – And, Surprise, Some People Are Unhappy (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The law enforcement veteran discusses the signing of two bills meant to protect police officers – which have “Defund the Police” supporters up in arms. At a time when some states simply don’t provide their police officers enough care (ahem, New York), Gov. Ron DeSantis is looking to make a difference. Per this report from UPI, DeSantis recently signed two new bills that will enable police to be protected from “anti-police activists.” The first bill enables … Read more

Rapid Expected Escalation: Israel’s Counterattack on Iran, and Iran’s Expected “Counter-Counterattack” against Israel

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Interview guest Sid Roth, Israeli/Middle East Television Host Introduction: The Middle East teeters on the edge of a precarious escalation following Israel’s expected counterattack on Iranian positions, triggering a likely severe “counter-counterattack” from Iran. This cycle of retaliation raises significant concerns for regional stability and poses profound implications for global peace. Sid Roth, a geopolitical and religious expert and international talk show host whose program airs throughout Israel and the Middle East, offers a unique … Read more

Iran Launches Drone Attacks at Israel (Guest: David Rubin)

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Late Saturday, Iran sent attack drones — which are still hours away — toward Israel. Israel is prepared to take them down via the Iron Dome, helicopters, or fighter jets.  Iran has threatened to retaliate for an April 1 attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus that killed seven of their military commanders. On Saturday, President Biden, spending the weekend at his Delaware beach house, returned to the White House upon learning of an imminent Iranian … Read more

Not just police: NY government hates firefighters, too (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in American Thinker.) New York politicians’ hatred of police has led to short-staffing and rising crime in the city.  Now they seem to determined to do the same thing to the New York Fire Department. Last month, FDNY commissioner Laura Kavanagh said she would “hunt down” firefighters who booed New York attorney general Letitia James during a promotion ceremony. Videos of the ceremony show the crowd booing James and chanting “Trump” while James was speaking.  Although she acted … Read more

U.S. Embassy Restricts Travel in Israel Over Fears of Attack by Iran (Guest: David Rubin)

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The United States Embassy told staff not to travel outside Jerusalem, Tel Aviv or Beersheba, concerned that Iran may follow through on their vow to strike Israel for an attack on their consulate in Syria which killed 13 people.  Iran backs the terrorist group Hamas, which started a war with Israel October 7th, killing over 1200 people, mostly civilians, and kidnapping hundreds of others.   Here to discuss the threat to Israel is David Rubin, former Mayor … Read more

NYC’s new anti-business commuter toll (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in WND.) New York City is becoming as bad as California, and that’s saying something. The city just voted to kill many of the small businesses in the city and have large businesses move out of the city. It’s the latest move to show that Mayor Eric Adams and the city council have no ability to manage a city. Just like California’s wealth tax sent the state’s highest earners looking for a new … Read more

Biden Vows to Further Regulate Gun Sales

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The Joe Bidens administration announced Thursday they will close what they call the “gun show loophole.” In essence, they are tightening the regulations for gun sales.  Among other things, the new rules will make it difficult for those selling just a few guns to do so without running background checks.  Biden also called on Congress to pass universal background check legislation. Cam Edwards is spokesman for the Second Amendment Foundation, defending the rights of Americans … Read more

Justice Hasn’t Been Served, As a Convicted Pro-Abortion Domestic Terrorist Gets a Mere Slap On the Wrists (Guest: Rev. Jim Harden)

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The CEO of CompassCare is frustrated with the light sentence handed down to Hridindu Sankar Roychowdhury for his heinous crimes. On April 10, 2024, U.S. District Court Judge Conley, an Obama appointee, handed down the first sentence of a pro-abortion domestic terrorist after over 310 attacks on pro-life people and entities. Hridindu Sankar Roychowdhury was sentenced to no criminal fines, 90 months in federal prison, minus time served with 3 years of probation for one … Read more

Implications of the Vietnamese Fraud Case and the Role of the Metaverse in Future Business Integrity (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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Introduction: In a stunning display of judicial severity, the Vietnamese billionaire Truong My Lan was recently sentenced to death for a fraud that spanned over a decade, involving the misappropriation of $44bn from one of the country’s largest banks. This case, notable not only for its financial scale but also for its rare verdict against a female figure in white-collar crime, underscores the growing global concern over financial integrity within the banking sector. Amidst these … Read more

Could Iran Be Planning an Airstrike Following an Israeli Attack? (Guest: David Rubin)

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The former Mayor of Shiloh discusses the possibility of a counterattack that could widen the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas. A strike on the Iranian consulate could very well escalate the ongoing fight between Israel and Hamas. Per this report from The Guardian, Iran has promised revenge for the strike, in which Israeli war planes took down the consulate in Damascus. As a result of said strike, at least 11 people were killed, including a … Read more

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