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Could Christianity Become a Minority Religion In the United States Within a Few Years? (Guest: Jimmy Womble and Marty Roberts)

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The directors of the new sports drama Running the Bases sound off on the subject. With a pandemic, a growing inflation, social media drama and controversy with its government, many United States citizens are questioning their faith in Christianity. A report from Fox News reporter Pete Hegseth talks about how there has been quite the drop in Christian faith, which could potentially get worse by 2035. Back in the 90s, Americans who identified as Christians had a percentage of … Read more

Leftists Are Using a Dangerous New Tactic to Target Their Political Opponents (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in The Western Journal.) While President Joe Biden claims that Trump supporters are a threat to the country, leftists are seemingly trying to get a sitting congresswoman killed. Leftist activists have “swatted” Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene three times since the last week of August. According to the FBI, swatting is the term applied for “making a hoax call to 9-1-1 to draw a response from law enforcement, usually a SWAT team. … It is … Read more

TOPIC: God and Baseball Collide in New Film, “Running the Bases” (Guests: Marty Roberts and Jimmy Womble)

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“A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.” Jackie Robinson While the number of Christian believers is shrinking in America, revival can come at any moment, including right across home plate. The nation might be in a spiritual slump, but if we can wait for a good pitch – momentum changes everything.  “Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game.” Babe Ruth Is America in the 7th Inning Stretch?  … Read more

The January 6th Committee Might Be Looking Into Releasing Its Interim Report Before Midterms – But Is It a Calculated Move? (Guest: Joshua Philipp)

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For the past few months, a special House committee has been digging deeper and deeper into the actions surrounding last year’s “insurrection” on the White House. But now The Guardian reports that the committee could be releasing its interim report on its findings before the elections take place this November. The report will supposedly make the rounds sometime in October, and could affect how some voters feel about Trump-backed candidates or favorites, depending on how damaging the … Read more

A Candidate For Attorney General of Maryland Is Pushing For an Investigation Against Anthony Fauci and the National Institute of Health For Leading Americans Astray (Guest: Michael Peroutka)

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Michael Peroutka continues his campaign for the office of Attorney General for the State of Maryland. He has announced his intention to proceed with an investigation of retiring Chief Medical Advisor to the President of the United States, Anthony Fauci, as well as any questionable legal activities of the National Institute of Health (NIH).  And the reason? Peroutka believes that the statements and actions of Fauci, including medical guidance relied upon by government officials, amount … Read more

The Democrats Continue To Hold Off Funding For Police Officers – Mainly Due To the Upcoming Elections (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Ever since several states “gutted” budgets for police officers following the “Defund the Police” campaign from 2020, police departments have seen dire conditions, ranging from extended hours to many leaving the line of duty before earning their pension. And signs indicate that relief isn’t coming anytime soon. A new video report from Fox News reveals that Democrats aren’t going to move forward on any sort of police program until after the elections that take place in November. … Read more

Activist Teacher’s Actions Hurt a Student (By: Michael Letts)

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(Originally appeared in NewsMax In July of this year, Elwood (Indiana) Police Officer Noah Shahnavaz, a young man who had been on duty for less than a year, pulled a car over for a routine traffic stop. Rather than accept his ticket, the driver shot and killed Shahnavaz. Then he drove away. Police arrested Carl Roy Webb Boards II and charged him with murder, two counts of resisting law enforcement, and being a serious violent felon … Read more

Activist Teacher’s Actions Hurt a Student (By: Michael Letts)

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Originally appeared in Newsmax In July of this year, Elwood (Indiana) Police Officer Noah Shahnavaz, a young man who had been on duty for less than a year, pulled a car over for a routine traffic stop. Rather than accept his ticket, the driver shot and killed Shahnavaz. Then he drove away. Police arrested Carl Roy Webb Boards II and charged him with murder, two counts of resisting law enforcement, and being a serious violent felon … Read more

Many Called Upon Their Governments To “Defund the Police” – But Now, Decrease In Police Presence and Rise In Criminal Activity Is the Result  (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Two-something years following the outcry by activists to “defund the police,” certain states are starting to see the results from the movement – a decrease in police presence and a rise in criminal activity. New York, Philadelphia, Seattle, Portland and Chicago are just a few examples of cities that are struggling to keep up their police staffing, while at the same time seeing a staggering increase in theft, homicide and other criminal activity. In a Fox … Read more

A Louisville Mayoral Candidate Believes Making Guns “Inoperable” Is the Best Solution – But It’s Asking For Trouble (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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With so many active shooter events happening as of late, government officials and lawmakers are scrambling to find a solution. One mayoral candidate in Louisville, however, thinks he has the answer – though it could just be asking for trouble. Per this report from the Courier Journal, Craig Greenberg, who is running for the position in the Kentucky town, noted that, if elected, he would modify its seized firearms auction by rendering firearms unusable before handing … Read more

U.S. Cities: Worse Murder Rates than Ukraine’s Civilian Death Rate (By: Michael Letts)

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(Originally appeared on Front Page Magazine on September 15.) You might have thought that when you hear a newscaster or reporter call a major U.S. city a “war zone” because of the high crime and murders occurring there that it was just an exaggeration. It turns out that it isn’t. “Per capita murder rates in major U.S. cities such as Chicago, Baltimore and St. Louis are outpacing Ukraine’s recorded civilian death rate from Russia’s invasion,” … Read more

Cop Found Not Guilty In Breonna Taylor Shooting Case, Record Expunged (By: Michael Letts)

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(Originally appeared in The American Thinker on September 2nd.) Former Louisville police detective Brett Hankison, the only officer charged in the search warrant raid that resulted in the death of Breonna Taylor in March 2020, got a favorable ruling.  After a jury found him not guilty, all records pertaining to the case have been expunged. On the night of March 13, 2020, police officers broke down Taylor’s door in the middle of the night to serve a … Read more

Confidence in the FBI is at an all-time low (By: Michael Letts)

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(Originally appeared in The American Thinker on September 13th.) It’s been a rough few weeks for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It’s faced a serious amount of backlash following its callous raid on Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago compound, with a number of questions surrounding whether it was completed properly or not.  But now there’s word within its own ranks that there’s a loss of confidence in its leadership. Last week, FBI agent Timothy Thibault resigned from the … Read more

A New Credit Card Category For Gun Purchases Seems Like a Good Idea To Some – But Could It Be Considered an Invasion of Privacy? (Guest: Second Amendment)

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Major credit card manufacturers Mastercard, American Express and Visa announced this past week that it would implement a new vendor code from the International Organization for Standardization that would be specific to gun vendors. This would do away with gun purchases being categorized as “sporting goods” or “miscellaneous,” making them easier to track as a result. However, this also gives credit card companies the right to report any kind of “suspicious” gun purchases to law … Read more

Portland’s Sharp Increase In Criminal Activity Has Citizens Concerned About Their Safety – and the Government Needs To Pay Attention (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Like such cities as New York and Seattle, Portland is seeing a huge uptick in crime – and there’s just not enough police officers to keep the streets safe. Per this report from Fox News, the popular city has seen a noticeable increase in criminal activity, including theft, assault and vandalism. Nearly 6,000 cases were reported for the month of July, and August could wind up looking even worse than that. However, it appears that’s leaving … Read more

Letter signed by radical abortion group Jane’s Revenge declares ‘open season’ on pro-life pregnancy centers

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(Originally posted on Fox News The pro-abortion radical group dubbed “Jane’s Revenge” that’s claimed responsibility for various arson attacks and vandalism since the leak of a draft opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade published a new letter Tuesday declaring “open season” on pro-life pregnancy crisis centers.  The letter spoke of a supposed 30-day deadline for all pro-life groups to cease operations and condemned those “who impersonate healthcare providers in order to harm the vulnerable.” “We … Read more

Zero arrests in at least 16 Jane’s Revenge attacks on pro-life organizations

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(Originally posted on Fox News.) Not a single arrest has been made in the more than a dozen attacks on pro-life organizations across the country claimed by left-wing pro-abortion group Jane’s Revenge. Jane’s Revenge has claimed responsibility for at least 18 arson and vandalism attacks on crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) and other faith-based organizations throughout the U.S. since the May 2 leak of the Supreme Court draft opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, … Read more

Seventeen State AGs Vow Anti-Trust Investigation for Google Censorship of Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers (Guest: Jim Harden)

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After a flood of physical and political attacks against pro-life organizations, seventeen (17) state Attorneys General signed an open letter to Google on July 21. The Attorneys General, insisting that if the organization succumbed to pro-abortion political pressure (applied by twenty-one (21) Federal Legislators, the NY Attorney General, and others) to censor pro-life pregnancy centers, they would become the target of an antitrust investigation. Beginning on August 23, both Google and Yelp began the process of defaming and censoring pro-life pregnancy centers through … Read more

Is the FBI Pressuring People To Give Up Their Second Amendment Rights? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation – or FBI, as they’re known – have come under fire as of late, particularly with their raid on Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate a few weeks ago. But now, based on a new report from Daily Caller, they could be taking part in far more sinister actions. According to the report, the FBI secretly provided forms to Americans between the years of 2016 and 2019, making them “voluntarily” surrender their rights … Read more

Washington DC Declared a “Public Emergency” Over Its Growing Migrants Issue – But Liberals Have No Idea What the Emergency Really Is (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Invest USA’s Michael Letts sounds off against Washington D.C.’s recent declaration over a “public emergency” surrounding the growing number of migrants – and for good reason. The crisis at the Southern border continues on, with migrants continuing to try to get into the United States on a daily – or even hourly – basis. But Washington D.C. seems to have sounded off on the situation, perhaps in a way that seems a bit ironic. Mayor … Read more

Is Abortion a Faith-Based Expression? By Rev. Jim Harden

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(Originally published in American Thinker.) Since Roe v. Wade was overturned, the pro-abortion side of America hastily grope to patch the gaping torpedo hole in their destroyer, and along with the pro-life community, realized that a new theater of battle is opening. No longer is abortion legal by default in all 50 states, as many already moved to regulate or nearly outlaw the practice completely. Like a cornered animal, the abortion industry is baring its four fangs, … Read more

The Price of Ignorance by Guy Mitchell

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(Originally published in The Epoch Times.) “Man, surrounded by facts, permitting himself no surmise, intuitive flash, no great hypothesis, no risk is in a locked cell. Ignorance cannot seal the mind and imagination more surely.”—Lillian Smith Today, about two hours outside Berlin, residents of a small town in Germany are foraging for wood in a nearby forest. In Poland, people are lined up in front of coal mines, hoping to buy fuel for the coming … Read more

GOP Leader Believes FBI Could Soon Be Raiding the Homes of Trump Supporters (Guest: Joshua Philipp)

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Weeks following the raid on former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, a former Republican leader and prominent attorney believes his supporters could be next in line. Per this report from The Epoch Times, Harmeet Dhillon, who previously served with the California Republican Party, believes that, per a Twitter post from a Politico reporter, the FBI is ready to serve warrants to Trump’s supporters. Reportedly, “50 or so search warrants and grand jury subpoenas were being … Read more

South Carolina’s Decision To Take Its Anti-Abortion Bill Back To House Discussion Comes Across As a Waste of Time and Effort (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Despite the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade, some states are apparently rewriting their own rules when to comes to protecting abortion rights. South Carolina recently saw an upheaval of a six-week ban it had put in place for abortion, with five key Republicans joining the Democratic minority in an effort to push back against the state’s ban. As a result, it will now go back to the House, where arguments will be … Read more

The Deaths of Two Police Officers In Georgia Shows Just How Tough It Is To Try and Keep the Peace In Today’s Climate (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Police officers face a tough hill to climb these days, but there was a sobering reminder over the weekend that they’re still needed now more than ever. Per this report from US News, two sheriffs were gunned down in a shootout in Atlanta, Georgia after attempting to serve an arrest warrant for a potential thief. Their fellow officers, along with the SWAT team, worked quickly to arrest his friend, the suspect, and bring him up on … Read more

A Hilary Clinton Nonprofit Apparently Donated a Large Chunk of Change To a “Defund the Police” Campaign, Attempting To Dismantle a Minneapolis Department In the Process (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Two years following the death of George Floyd, pieces of information surrounding the “defund the police” campaign continue to pop up. This time, however, a new one has emerged from an unlikely source – former First Lady Hilary Clinton. A new Fox report revealed that a nonprofit put together by Clinton supposedly ended up pushing a  $75,000 grant to the Washington Alliance for Youth Action between 2020 and 2021. The problem is, however, that the group follows … Read more

Are Pro-Abortion Politicians Colluding with Big Tech to Deny Women Choice? (Guest: Jim Harden)

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On August 23, Yelp published a notice explaining a new consumer warning recently placed on all pro-life pregnancy centers. Yelp’s explanation: “It’s well-reported that crisis pregnancy centers do not offer abortion services, and it’s been shown that many provide misleading information….” After pressure from federal legislators and NY Attorney General Letitia James, Google followed suit by deploying a two-pronged approach to control the information available to women facing unplanned pregnancy by 1) removing pro-life pregnancy centers from Google Maps, and 2) … Read more

Don’t Create More Gun Laws, Train Police to Enforce the Ones Already on the Books (By Michael Letts)

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(This article originally ran in Western Journal.) The man accused of fatally shooting seven people and wounding dozens more at a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois, legally purchased the rifle used in the attack within the past year despite multiple run-ins with police in 2019. The 21-year-old allegedly used a rifle to shoot more than 70 rounds into the crowd from a rooftop. The suspect had purchased five firearms, including one rifle … Read more

The Effects of the “Defund the Police” Movement Are Taking Their Toll On Seattle, So What Happens Now? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Two years after the city had become the home of a “defund the police” movement, Seattle is now seeing a record-high in criminal activity. A new report by Fox News shows that the city recently had its deadliest month in August, setting a 25-year record high in fatal shootings. Police Chief Adrian Diaz confirmed this, noting, “This is one of our highest years, and we are on pace to exceed the last two years, and this … Read more

Dr. Erwin Lutzer Discusses His New Book, No Reason To Hide: Standing For Christ In a Collapsing Culture (Guest: Dr. Erwin Lutzer)

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Dr. Erwin Lutzer is an accomplished author who has written a number of acclaimed works, including Hitler’s Cross: How the Cross Was Used To Promote the Nazi Agenda; and Who Are You To Judge?: Learning To Distinguish Between Truths, Half-Truths and Lies. This month, he returns with his latest publication, No Reason To Hide: Standing For Christ In a Collapsing Culture. In the book, he discusses how, in a culture with an ever-narrowing definition of tolerance, Christians can no … Read more

Michael Peroutka Explains What’s Motivating His Run For Attorney General In Maryland (Guest: Michael Peroutka)

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As we head into election season, many people are already beginning their runs for vital seats in their state governments. That includes Michael Peroutka, who is currently beginning his run for the seat of Attorney General in the state of Maryland. That said, there are some things that make Peroutka stand out from the usual politician running for a higher seat. Perhaps the most notable thing is that Peroutka himself is not a politician. 25 … Read more

New York Governor Kathy Hochul Reveals New Gun Laws To Help Protect the Public – But How Much Will They Protect Gun Owners? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Shortly before the Labor Day weekend, New York Governor Kathy Hochul put a number of new gun laws in effect, following actions taken by the Supreme Court to reverse its recent decision against the state. These include increased background checks and firearm safety and live-fire training for those seeking to carry gun permits, as well as a required renewal of permits every three years. But the big one strikes a blow against those believing in … Read more

New York State Recruiting Abortionists (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Prior to the 1973 Roe v Wade ruling legalizing abortion nationwide, New York had already legalized it in 1970. At that time, the state became the abortion capital of the U.S. through abortion tourism. Now, as conservative states once again restrict the practice in a post-Roe America, New York is doubling down on abortion tourism.   Q&A: How has the state of NY been preparing for abortion tourism? Answer: New York Governor Hochul allocated twenty-five million in tax payer dollars in two … Read more

New York Governor Kathy Hochul Attacks Private Gun Owners Yet Again With Restrictive New Concealed Carry Laws (Guest: Second Amendment)

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Following the Supreme Court’s reversal of New York’s stringent gun restrictions, the state has struck back with a number of laws aimed specifically at those who practice concealed-carry. In an announcement late last week, Governor Kathy Hochul announced the new laws, taking effect over the Labor Day Weekend. The main one among these prohibits concealed carry permit holders from bringing their firearms into “sensitive” locations, including Times Square, bars and hospitals. In addition, the laws … Read more

The Use of Marine Soldiers During a Speech Against “MAGA Republicans” Has Some People Questioning President Biden’s Motives (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Last week, right before the Labor Day weekend, President Joe Biden issued a speech talking about the influence of “MAGA Republicans” and former President Donald Trump, indicating that the GOP has become “a threat to this country.” However, some people have taken a closer look at the speech beyond Biden’s words, noting a couple of Marine soldiers on the stage. A veterans’ organization recently voiced negativity against Biden for using Marines “as props” for his … Read more

FBI Agents Reportedly Losing Confidence In Director Christopher Wray Following the Departure of Agent Timothy Thibault (Guest: Michael Letts)

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It’s been rough times for the FBI as of late. Along with facing criticism for their raid on former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago a few weeks back, top FBI agent Timothy Thibault resigned recently following reported bias in the handling of the investigation over Hunter Biden’s laptop. As a result, there’s been a little bit of unrest in the agency, with a number of personnel calling for the resignation of FBI director Christopher Wray. Kurt … Read more

The Border Crisis Is In a Bad Spot For Agents – And One Expert Believes That It’ll Only Get Worse (Guest: Michael Letts)

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As if strict policies and finger pointing from president Joe Biden weren’t enough, Border Patrol agents are facing an even bigger threat, as the border crisis continues to get worse. Per a report from Fox News, Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz noted, under oath, that Biden’s new border policies are presenting “no consequences” for illegal immigrants entering the United States. As a result, an unprecedented surge of immigrants – up into hundreds of thousands – have … Read more

Joe Biden Continues To Push For an Assault Weapons Ban, and It’s a Sign of Concern For Private Gun Owners Everywhere (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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President Joe Biden has been pushing for a full-on ban of assault weapons for several weeks now – and he’s showing no signs of slowing down. During a recent multi-state push heading into the Labor Day weekend, Biden made it clear that a ban is the answer. “I’m determined to ban assault weapons in this country,” he noted. “I did it once before and we will do it again.” He also noted, “If we elect more … Read more

The startling hike in NYPD resignations (By: Michael Letts)

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Originally appeared on WND. The neglect of our fellow police officers by the U.S. government has been ongoing for some time. However, a recent statistic within the New York Police Department might be too big for even them to ignore. I’m speaking about a recent report by the New York Post with some very startling figures. In it, it shows that nearly 2,500 police officers filed to leave the department – that’s a 42% increase … Read more

President Biden Continues His Push To Ban Assault Weapons In the U.S., Continuing His Battle With Private Gun Owners (Guest: Second Amendment Foundation)

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While working his way through a trio of states over the Labor Day weekend, President Joe Biden continued his push to ban assault rifles in the United States, as a potential solution to slowing active shooter events. During a stop in Maryland, Biden explained to his followers, “I’m determined to ban assault weapons in this country. I did it once before and we will do it again.” He continued, “If we elect more Democrats to … Read more

God Holds Parents Responsible For What Their Children Are Being Taught, According To Author Dr. Erwin Lutzer

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There seem to be more and more arguments as of late when it comes to what children are being taught in schools, with some states and administrations even going as far as to alter certain programs to be rid of “woke” content. But author Dr. Erwin Lutzer, writer of No Reason To Hide: Standing For Christ In a Collapsing Culture, it ultimately comes down to parents obtaining responsibility on what their children are taught. “I received … Read more

President Joe Biden Has Apparently Changed His Tune Regarding Funding For Police, But Why the Sudden Change? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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It wasn’t even a year ago that President Joe Biden’s administration were taking a close look at a bill that would force law enforcement officials to use non-lethal and lifesaving resources, as well as large restrictions on federal grant dollars. However, now he looks to be all in with police forces, especially in the face of the FBI being questioned over their raid of Mar-a-Lago weeks ago. Biden began a three-stop trip over the next … Read more

Gun Manufacturers Moving To More Supportive States Should Serve As a Warning Call To States Setting Up Restrictive Gun Laws (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Various states are starting to put restrictive gun laws in place, either banning assault rifles entirely or putting together rules that will make it tougher to own one. While this may look good for anti-gun advocates, it could spell bad news for the states when it comes to business. That’s because, according to this report from The Washington Post, at least 20 firearms, ammunitions and gun accessory companies are shifting production, and even their entire headquarters, from … Read more

New Documentary Claims That a U.S. Army Colonel Turned Away Busloads of Americans, Leading To Their Demise At the Hands of the Taliban (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Nothing is more anger-inducing than needless death at the hands of a government official. And in the Amazon Prime Video documentary Send Me, we hear more about one of these terrifying incidents. Per a report from The Daily Wire, several operators from an evac team noted in the documentary that a U.S. army colonel refused four busloads of Americans, orphans and others with verified paperwork out of Afghanistan, even though they had paperwork. The team noted that he … Read more

Gun Laws Could End Up Costing States Precious Dollars, As Manufacturers Are Moving To More Supportive Ones (Guest: Second Amendment)

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With so many states setting up gun laws to ban or restrict the ownership of assault rifles, some gun manufacturing companies are taking matters into their own hands – and moving shop. Per this report from The Washington Post, over 20 firearms, ammunition and gun accessory companies have begun shifting their headquarters, moving out of Democratic-run states that have gun laws set up in favor of Republican-run red states. While this forces them to relocate and/or … Read more

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