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Abortion Pill Ban Likely Headed to U.S. Supreme Court (Guest: Randall Terry)

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Executive summary/ short intro: The abortion pill that was banned by a Texas Judge but reversed in part in a federal appeals court is now likely headed to the U.S. Supreme Court. This means that women, for now, can purchase the mifepristone pill again, pending the high court ruling that likely will oppose the pill, consistent with their ruling that overturned Roe vs. Wade less than one year ago.   The abortion pill has surpassed the … Read more

Chicago Mayor-Elect Brandon Johnson’s Refusal To Hire More Police Officers Is Coming Back To Bite Him With Rising Crime and “Teen Takeover” (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts explains why the Mayor-elect needs to do something now, before the city succumbs to even more chaos. Chicago has already seen a great deal of trouble over the years under former Mayor Lori Lightfoot, particularly with its lacking police presence and rising criminal activity. But now, under Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson, matters are getting much worse in the city. As reported over the weekend, a “Teen Takeover” has taken place, with hundreds … Read more

Alabama Birthday Party Deadly Shooting Demonstrates importance of Constitutional-Carry Laws to Keep People Protected (Guest: Second Amendment)

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A tragic shooting took place in Alabama, with four dead and multiple others wounded. Liberal media pundits are now crying out for more gun control. But what if rather than grabbing other people’s guns, we were to grab guns to protect ourselves, families and neighbors? Think about it. There are more than 100 million firearms owned by private citizens today, and rarely do we hear of law-abiding citizens going around killing people. Our guest today … Read more

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ Signs 6-Week Abortion Ban (Guest: Jim Harden)

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CompassCare CEO Jim Harden responds: “It is the role of government to protect all human life equally—beginning at fertilization.” Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has left his own mark on the fight against abortion. Late in the evening on Thursday April 13, Gov. DeSantis signed legislation that would ban virtually all abortions in his state.  With the law, dubbed the Heartbeat Protection Act, abortions would be mostly banned after six weeks, but there are exemptions when … Read more

A 21-Year Old Air National Guardsman Has Been Arrested For Leaking Top Secret Documents, And It Just Makes No Sense (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts is confused as to how Jack Teixeira got his hands on such information – and why he did what he did with it. People do make dumb decisions these days – but it’s going to take an awful lot to top the colossal blunder that Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira just committed. The 21-year old was arrested Friday morning after reportedly leaking classified documents online through social channels. He has … Read more

Tennessee Governor’s Latest Efforts Are All About “Protection” From Guns, But Who Gets To Decide Who It Affects? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Gun Owners of America spokesman Stephen Willeford explains why Bill Lee’s request is asking for trouble, particularly with how the state may judge who’s “a danger.” In an effort to make his state safer from gun violence, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed an executive order that would strengthen background checks for purchases of guns. But on top of that, he also pressed lawmakers to pass their own protection law, one that would prevent guns from … Read more

If Chicagoans Want to Reduce Crime, Why do They Keep Voting Left? (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in CNS News.) When Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot lost her bid for re-election last month, most people assumed the largest contributor to the loss was the rampant crime in the city. A poll conducted Jan. 31 to Feb. 3 found that 47 percent of likely mayoral election voters identified crimeand public safety as the most important issue in determining their vote. “Throughout her term, she has been criticized for her soft-on-crime approach, which has led to … Read more

Abortion Pill Ban Reversed in Part by Appellate Court (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Ban Now Likely Headed to the U.S. Supreme Court Executive summary/ short intro: A federal appeals court has just reversed a Texas court ruling blocking the FDA’s approval of the abortion pill mifepristone. This means that women, for now, can purchase the pill again unless it is banned again by the U.S. Supreme Court, which previously outlawed abortions less than one year ago.  The abortion pill has surpassed the number of surgical procedures for abortions, and … Read more

House Judiciary Committee to Question FBI Director Over Spying on Churches (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts will demonstrate how misguided the FBI is. For months now, we’ve been hearing reports about the imbalanced and inappropriate enforcement  taking place within the FBI, from the unwarranted “invasion” of former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate to several former employees turned whistleblowers discussing the disturbing practices of bureau director Christopher Wray and his agents. But now, Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) and his House Judiciary Committee are finally moving forward with their … Read more

Want Good Officers? See Beyond the Dollars (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published on NewsMax.) Just as defunding the police isn’t the answer to problems that Democrats have with policing in America, neither is turning policing into a money pit where money is thrown at the problem without understanding what the problem is. It hasn’t worked with education or government, and it won’t work with policing. Politicians have shown they just don’t understand. While cities that cut back on police funding found that it worsened the … Read more

In 2023 Democrats Find it OK to Blame 9 Year Old Victims for Being Shot (By Michael Letts)

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(This article originally published in CNS News.) On February 14, 2018, Nikolas Cruz opened fire on students and staff at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida and murdered 17 people. In the wake of that tragedy, imagine what the reaction would have been if people would have blamed the shooting on the dead people or raised money on behalf of causes Cruz supported. It didn’t happen. Even though Democrats went out and tried to … Read more

 Louisville Mass Shooting Demonstrates importance of Constitutional-Carry Laws to Keep People Protected

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A tragic shooting took place in Old National Bank in Louisville, Kentucky, with five dead and 8 wounded. Liberal media pundits are now crying out for more gun control. But what if rather than grabbing other people’s guns, we were to grab guns to protect ourselves, families and neighbors?  Think about it. There are more than 100 million firearms owned by private citizens today, and rarely do we hear of law-abiding citizens going around killing … Read more

Is Former President Donald Trump’s Indictment Giving Chinese Media a Huge Talking Point Over the Collapse of American Democracy?

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The Epoch Times’ investigative reporter Nan Su explains how the Chinese Communist Party could be using the indictment to its advantage. Just a few days ago, former President Donald Trump went to New York to face multiple felony counts following an indictment issued by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. And while the media has been having a field day surrounding the case with numerous reports, Chinese media seems to be using it to a different … Read more

What’s the Biggest Problem With Today’s Leadership Training? (Guest: Gareth Gwyn)

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The writer of the book You Are Us: How To Build Bridges In a Polarized World discusses the biggest setbacks with creating a strong leader. These days, the need for strong leadership in business is greater than ever, especially as more people leave their current job under heavy duress and lack of proper management. But it’s not just a matter of creating a leader and setting them out into the business world. There’s more to it than … Read more

Democrats are using police to protect their power grabs (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in American Thinker.) Democrats don’t like the police, but they are more than willing to use them to enforce their abuses of power and overstepping of authority. A recent example of this is how police are used to help Democrats violate freedom of speech and freedom of assembly and the civil rights of Christians because Democrats don’t like their opinions. Members of two pro-life groups were arrested in North Carolina for praying and … Read more

Bragg’s War on the NYPD (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally appeared on Front Page Mag.) So, there are people out there that think our police officers are a scourge with no right to exist or exhibit their authority and that they don’t care about people. Nonproductive drivel like this litters the Internet highway and social media. Oh, but they couldn’t be more wrong. I’ve been on the front lines alongside my brothers and sisters in blue for over 30 years. Believe me when I … Read more

Guns are Blamed for Mental Health Problems (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in CNS News.) Much of the news recently has been dominated by the shooting and murder of three children and three faculty of a Tennessee Christian school by a trans-man. It is a tragic story, particularly for the loved ones of those killed. It is also shaping up as a hate crime against the students and faculty because of their Christian beliefs. Bookending those stories were often stories of Democrats and anti-gun advocates … Read more

The GOP-Led House Judiciary Committee Is Holding a Field Hearing In Manhattan – And Alvin Bragg Isn’t Happy (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts applauds the Committee’s decision to take a closer look at the actions surrounding the District Attorney. The actions of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg surrounding the indictment of former President Donald Trump has certainly left mixed opinion. But now the GOP-led House Judiciary Committee is ready to do something about it. The Committee has confirmed that it will hold a panel in Manhattan on April 17, titled “Victims of Violent … Read more

Abortion Pill Ban Being Appealed (Guest: Jim Harden)

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The Abortion Pill was banned by a Texas Judge. Walgreens announced it’d stop selling mifepristone in Texas and other red states. That ban is now being appealed. Interview guest Jim Harden, of CompassCare crisis pregnancy centers, is available to discuss this bombshell decision and its appeal.  Jim’s Buffalo pro-life pregnancy center was firebombed a year ago with no arrests to date, despite police and the FBI having security video footage of the suspects actually throwing the firebombs … Read more

Katie Hobbs Helps Criminals and Ignores Victims (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in CNS News.) In November 2002, Ted Price was kidnapped, shot, and murdered. His body was dumped in the desert near Mesa. Aaron Gunches was tried, convicted, and sentenced to death for the murder. However, due to the appeals process, the case spent more than two decades working its way through the system. Price’s family waited all that time, but then the Arizona Supreme Court scheduled the execution for April 6. The Price family thought … Read more

The Government’s RESTRICT Act Could Wreak Havoc On Social Media Sites As We Know It 

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A representative for WiMKiN explains why, if passed, the Act could be a big problem for those that believe in free speech. For the past month, the government has been slowing working on a new bill called the RESTRICT Act, one that would enable it to ban one of the biggest social media companies in the world, TikTok. But it would do a lot more damage than that on the social media front. If passed, … Read more

What Kind of Violence Could Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers Face Following the Texas Abortion Ruling and Contravening? 

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CompassCare CEO Jim Harden speaks about the court decision, as well as what could follow in the days ahead. Right before Easter weekend, Judge Matthew J. Kacsmaryk of the Northern District of Texas ruled how the FDA had flat out disobeyed procedural requirements when it came to the approval of the abortion drug Mifepristone, which actually proved to be five times more dangerous than surgical abortion. However, before this could take effect, Judge Thomas Rice of the … Read more

College Students Are Finally Paying the Price for Their Woke Activism (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in The Western Journal.) When students who want to become lawyers show a complete disregard for the document that our legal system is based on, there should be consequences. Sadly, those consequences are usually suffered by the people they represent. Now, though, the tide may be turning, as it appears that some judges have decided to stop allowing themselves to be a doormat for the left. Two conservative federal judges have said they … Read more

Victims and Hero of Sutherland Springs Shooting Disappointed With Government’s Settlement

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Gun Owners of America’s Stephen Willeford doesn’t believe the victims or their families received what they truly deserved. While the Department of Justice is content with the resolution, some believe justice hasn’t truly been served when it comes to the victims of the 2017 Sutherland Springs church shooting. Per this report from The Hill, the DOJ will provide a $144.5 million settlement with the victims, bringing its drawn-out legal battle with both them and their families to … Read more

President Trump’s Post-Arraignment Comments Reinforce How Unequal Justice Is Destroying America (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Following his arraignment in New York earlier this week, former President Donald Trump had no shortage of commentary surrounding the lack of justice stemming from the case. During his speech at Mar-a-Lago Tuesday night, Trump discussed how government agencies were doing wrong when it came to hunting particular political parties. “The FBI and DOJ relentlessly pursuing Republicans,” he noted in his speech. Trump’s words resounded with many, with him concluding, “The U.S. is a mess.” … Read more

To Fight Crime, Punish Criminals! (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in CNS News.) Until liberal judges start convicting criminals and sentencing them to appropriate prison times, the crime problem won’t go away. While the wrongdoers carry most of the blame for crime in America, overworked police who don’t have the resources to catch offenders, democrat prosecutors who won’t take cases to court, and liberal judges who won’t sentence lawbreakers are also contributing factors to the bigger problem. One disturbing example of this is … Read more

China’s Efforts Could Lead To Shrinking Value of the American Dollar (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times’ investigative reporter discusses the country’s efforts to “de-dollar-ize” the value of American currency. There’s no question that the United States and China have been at each other’s throats over the past few months, between the shooting down of a surveillance balloon over U.S. territory and an ongoing committee looking into the actions of the CCP. But it appears China might be trying to hurt the U.S. in a different way – through … Read more

CompassCare CEO Calls Out the Department of Justice for Failing to Prosecute Violators of the FACE Act (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Rev. Jim Harden is wondering why the Department of Justice seems to be following a double standard. Even with the 5 most recent arrests being made in the attacks on pro-life pregnancy centers, it doesn’t appear that justice is truly being served. The Department of Justice has still failed to indict even the arrested perpetrators for committing acts of terror or violating the FACE Act. With approximately 300 attacks, five arrests, and no indictments, the double standard … Read more

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis  Signs Concealed-Carry, Marking a Huge Move Forward in Protection (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Gun Owners of America spokesman Stephen Willeford ponders why other states aren’t following in a similar direction. As several states continue to fight over restrictive gun laws, one particular state has made it perfectly clear which direction it wishes to go. Per this report from NBC News, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a new law that allows residents to carry a concealed loaded weapon without the need of a permit. Surprisingly, DeSantis did so without … Read more

How Can the ESG Industry Wreak Havoc On the Pension Funds of Americans? Just Look At the Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (Guest: Kevin Stocklin)

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The Epoch Times reporter and filmmaker discusses the latest veto by President Joe Biden.  Many people are questioning whether the ESG (environmental, social and government) industry could actually do more harm than good for those retirees and pension fund users that choose to invest in them. This comes after President Joe Biden chose to use his veto to stop a bipartisan action from Congress which would have stopped pension fund managers from investing retirees’ money into the … Read more

Congress Needs To Less Spend Money On “Research” and More On Keeping Schools Safe, Says the CCRKBA

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A spokesman for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explains why money shouldn’t be wasted, especially when it comes to saving lives. As Democrats are pushing to finance “gun violence prevention research” to the tune of around $50 million over the next five years, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) have a much more effective solution in mind. They believe they should provide funding to … Read more

The L.A. District Attorney Can Barely Keep His Own Employees Safe (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in CNS News.) Why should Los Angeles residents depend on District Attorney George Gascón to protect them when he can’t even protect his own employees? Earlier this month, Gascón started shuttling employees who work in his office and are assigned to downtown’s Civic Center area to and from their cars. The reason for this is the fact that crime in the area has created a safety concern for those employees, according to an … Read more

Why did Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon refuse to charge an armed suspect that threatened a school? (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in American Thinker.) The 2024 election can’t come soon enough when it comes to George Gascon.  During his time as the District Attorney for the city of Los Angeles, he’s made a lot of questionable moves that have left police fuming. He’s currently facing over a dozen civil suit claims, and recently paid $1.5 million to L.A. County prosecutor Shawn Randolph over a flubbed case. But more than that, Gascon is a danger … Read more

Will NH’s ‘Rainbow Reload’ Get Labeled a Right-Wing Militia? (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in NH Journal.) “If the world is dangerous, then you have to be dangerous back,” saidFin Smith, the organizer for Rainbow Reload in New Hampshire. What he didn’t say is that people on the left believe that only applies to them. Rainbow Reload is one of a growing number of “pink pistol clubs.” These are clubs for LGBTQ+ people and people of color, where they can meet and learn about firearms and improve their … Read more

What Cops in NYC and Elsewhere Are Saying About the Trump Surrender (Guest: Michael Letts)New York Police Department Is Preparing For War Over Trump Surrender (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Undercover detectives are being forced to put on police uniforms to become ‘beat cops’ for political photo ops that effectively blows their cover, potentially ruining years long undercover investigations, just to ‘protect’ our nation from Trump loyalists. Which is more dangerous, the Q Anon Shamon or drug lords? What cops in NYC and elsewhere are saying about the imminent Trump surrender, in a statement by Police officer Michael Letts who is available to interview: “All … Read more

The Nashville Shooting and Heroic Police (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in Front Page Mag.) It always breaks my heart to see these “active shooter” events that are ravaging our country. But what’s even more heartbreaking is when these monsters target children. Innocent kids that are enjoying their lives and just being kids. And what took place in Nashville earlier this week rocked me to my core. A Christian school came under attack by a 28-year old suspect, who killed three adults and three … Read more

The U.S. Are Finally Ready To Crack Down On China’s Illegal Organ Trade – But How Much of an Effect Will Its Bill Have? (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times’ investigative reporter explains why, even with a bill passed, there are big problems to overcome.  Although tempers have flared between China and the United States for some time now over international issues, one particular one could really open up how bad organ harvesting has become. Per this report from Epoch TV, international human rights lawyer David Matas recently spoke about the Chinese regime harvesting the organs of living Falun Gong practitioners. There’s been a mountain … Read more

D.C.’s New Voting Law Proves it Doesn’t Want Self-Governance (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published on CNS News.) Pushing for Washington D.C. statehood is a popular issue among Democrats. They will say that it’s because the residents deserve representation, and they should be able to govern themselves. Currently, under the D.C. Home Rule Act, Congress reviews all legislation passed by the city council before it can become law and can block any laws it doesn’t agree with. It also has authority over the city’s budget. Self-governance is not the … Read more

Former President Donald Trump Has Just Been Indicted – But Now Police Officers Could Be Paying the Price

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts explains why the indictment charge won’t be easy for New York – and possibly the rest of the country. It’s been rumored for some time now, but, mid-Thursday evening, former President Donald Trump was officially indicted for various purported payouts from a political campaign fund, including one to ex-porn star Stormy Daniels for around $150,000. The indictment alleges that Trump attempted to maintain silence of an alleged affair decades ago … Read more

The Vote On Nullifying the ATF’s Pistol Brace Rule Has Been Postponed – And Politics Could Cancel It Completely (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Gun Owners of America spokesman Stephen Willeford explains why the vote needs to go through, for the sake of private gun owners. Earlier this week, the House Judiciary Committee opted to postpone a vote to potential nullify a pistol brace rule put in place by the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) following the tragedy that took place in Nashville earlier this week. However, some believe that there’s a chance the vote could … Read more

A Statement Has Arisen From the Nashville Active Shooter Event: “It’s a Mental Health Crisis, Not a Firearms Crisis”

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A representative from the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explains where the focus of attention truly lies. The nation is still reeling from a shooting that took place at a Christian school in Nashville, leading to the deaths of three children and three adults. But some have already begun saying that something should be done about banning firearms in the country. The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and … Read more

Stockton Fire Chief Dismissed  For Attending a Leadership Conference Hosted By a Church – And Now He’s Fighting Back (Guest: Alan Reinach)

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The Church State Council’s Alan Reinach explains why Ron Hittle’s civil rights have been violated. Ron Hittle served the Stockton California fire department for 24 years, until he was fired for attending a world class leadership conference sponsored by a church. The city didn’t care that Hittle received superb leadership training – they could not see past the fact that it was sponsored by a church. It was religious, and that’s all they needed to … Read more

Following a Devastating Fire That Has Killed Almost 40 People, It’s Time For Detention Centers To Adopt Better Conditions (Guest: Miguel Angelo)

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The bilingual spokesman for RestoringJustice.us explains why poor conditions by government offices are resulting in the unnecessary deaths of migrants. With over 7,600 migrants that have perished either in custody or en route to the U.S. over the past nine years, there’s been a lot of questions surrounding the poor conditions at certain detention centers. But a recent incident has created even more. Per this report from CBS News, a fire has broken out in an immigration … Read more

The Police Are To Be Commended In Their Quick Response During the Nashville School Shooting – But Could Anything Have Been Done To Prevent It? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses the quick action by the Nashville Police, and what should happen next to prevent “active shooter” events in the future. 2023 has already seen its fair share of “active shooter” events; and just about three months in, they show no signs of stopping. A 28-year old suspect shot and killed three children and three adults at a private Christian school in Nashville, before police were able to successfully shoot … Read more

Portland Doesn’t Have Enough Police Officers Even for Those Willing to Pay for Their Services (By: Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in CNS News.) Nike is one of Portland, Oregon’s largest employers. The shoe manufacturer headquarters is located there and so is their flagship retail store. However, the store closed last year in the wake of the increased crime that has plagued city businesses following the George Floyd riots. In 2022, Portland had 101 homicides, which broke the record of 92 from 2021. The National Retail Federation also reported that in 2021, retailers saw an average … Read more

Protests Are Growing In Israel As Benjamin Netanyahu’s Administration Overcomes No-Confidence Vote (Guest: David Rubin)

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The former mayor of Shiloh what’s happening with the right-wing protest against the Prime Minister. Benjamin Netanyahu may have overcome the odds in the Knesset, but there’s still a lot to overcome when it comes to public opinion. Per this report from CNBC, the Israeli Prime Minister recently survived a no-confidence vote in the country’s parliament, in the midst of continuing demonstrations that have been the largest in Israel’s history. This follows Netanyahu’s push for judicial … Read more

WiMKiN Is Taking Social Media By Storm – And There’s No Stopping It (Guest: Kevin Jackson)

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VP of Content Management Kevin Jackson discusses the growing site’s plan of action. Social media has been under heavy scrutiny as of late, between Elon Musk acquiring Twitter and creating controversy left and right with it; and TikTok, which is currently under the microscope in Washington. But in the midst of all this, WiMKiN is set to make history in just a short amount of time. Described as “100% Uncensored Social Media,” WiMKiN, founded by … Read more

SVB Bank Bailout Promise is a Big Communist Mess (By Michael Letts)

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Usually I like discussing what’s happening with the police and what more we can do to help out our men and women in blue. But there seems to be quite a bit of injustice surrounding what the American banking system is doing for some clients in the wake of the fallout from Silicon Valley Bank. So, of course, it’s worth discussing. As you’re probably well aware by now, the financial institution practically collapsed this month, … Read more

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