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As the United States and the U.K. Become More Involved In the Gaza War, What Kind of Global Effect Will It Leave? (Guest: David Rubin)

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin discusses the involvement of the other countries, and how difficulty could arise from finding politically-themed resolution. Just days after a strike left three U.S. soldiers dead in Jordan (and a number of others injured), the country, alongside the U.K., have begun launching strikes on Houthi positions in Yemen. As a result, it’s expected that the Iran-aligned Yemeni group could target both Israeli and U.S. interests, escalating the war even … Read more

As the Supreme Court Hears Trump’s Colorado Ballot Case, One Key Comment From a Chief Justice Is Making Waves

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses a recent comment by John Roberts that could turn the case in Trump’s favor. Former President Donald Trump recently took a case to the Supreme Court in regards to his removal from Colorado’s state ballot. They noted they were invoking the 14thAmendment in terms of removing the former President, noting his reported corruption in the January 6th “insurrection.” However, as decisions are still being made, Chief Justice John Roberts believes … Read more

Hamas Comes Back With Their Own Response To Israel’s Ceasefire Proposal – And Of Course, It’s No Good

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin discusses why Hamas’ plan was such a failure, and what that means for the future of the war. As the battle between Hamas and Israel continues into its latest month, the latter has managed to offer a ceasefire proposal. However, as expected, Hamas has instead offered its own plan. The group has noted that it will exchange hostages for Palestinian soldiers in response to the ceasefire request, asking for … Read more

Is the BBC Backing Antisemitism?

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Founder of Reconnecting Ministries Grant Berry believes the network has some house cleaning to do when it comes to antisemitism. There’s a lot of questionability when it comes to how some media outlets are attempting to cover the Israel/Hamas war without bias. But if any particular network has come under fire, it’s the BBC. During a recent session for staff held by BBC director-general Tim Davie, several Jewish staff members have complained of widespread antisemitism. … Read more

Gun Owners of America Secures a Major Victory Over California’s Uncalled-For Background Checks

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Spokesman Stephen Willeford explains why the Second Amendment-fueled win is a big one – even though other battles lie ahead. Gov. Gavin Newsom has had a vendetta against gun owners for the longest time. As such, he’s attempted to put a number of rules in place to make owning a gun a near impossibility. Alas, he forgot about the Second Amendment, and the protection it provides. Late last week, a Federal Judge ruled that California’s … Read more

Gov. Gavin Newsom Is Changing His Tune About Enforcing Crime In California – But Is There Purpose Behind That?

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts wonders what the California Governor is thinking with his latest move – the right one for the wrong reason. For far too long now, Gov. Gavin Newsom hasn’t nearly been doing enough to support law and order. However, a recent news story revealed he might be starting to get tougher on crime. But is he doing so for the right reason? Per this report from Fox News, a California Board of … Read more

Could the State Department’s Attempt To Call For Recognition of a Palestinian State Bring Catastrophic Consequences? (Guest: Mark Biltz)

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Pastor and author Mark Biltz discusses what could be forthcoming from the State Department’s latest actions. With the battle between Israel and Hamas ongoing, it appears that the State Department here in the U.S. is looking to take action. According to this report from Axios, even though U.S. officials note there is no policy change, Secretary of State Tony Blinken did recently inquire to the State Department about a review surrounding potential U.S. and international recognition … Read more

A Brief Has Been Filed To Challenge Connecticut’s Out of Control Semi-Auto Gun Ban

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains what kind of fight lies ahead in the state. As the state of Connecticut continues to put towards its ban of semi-automatic weapons, gun groups – like the Second Amendment Foundation – are fighting back. The group recently filed an appeal brief with the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, as part of a challenge to Connecticut’s strict ban. They are also backed by the Connecticut Citizens … Read more

The Freedom Convoy Is Pushing To Protect Our Borders – Even While President Joe Biden Doesn’t

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts talks about the impact of the Convoy, and how they can make a difference when leadership doesn’t. As Joe Biden and his administration continue to twiddle their thumbs and attempt to hamper Gov. Greg Abbott from stopping migrants, the Freedom Convoy is stepping into action. The trucker’s convoy, along with an estimated 70,000 former Special Forces personnel, specialized military personnel and law enforcement/first responders, are currently making their way to … Read more

Is Biden’s Interest In Striking Iranian Targets Really Giving Him a Chance To Save Allies?

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Retired Sergeant Major and author John deVerteuil discusses the President’s latest actions, and why they may have treacherous results. Following the death of three American soldiers (and the injury of many others) in Jordan, many were looking for President Biden to make good in striking back in Iran. However, interestingly enough, he has provided a waiting period on this. Biden has delivered a warning to Iran for the strike that has taken place in Jordan, … Read more

The ATF Could Be Preparing a Rule That Could Effectively Ban Private Gun Sales

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Gun Owners of America spokesman Stephen Willeford explains why this could pose a problem to potential and future gun owners. It’s no secret that the Biden administration has been working with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) on limitations surrounding gun sales. However, a watchdog group may have uncovered its most drastic attempt yet. Per this report from the New York Post, a group called Empower Oversight have noted that the ATF is … Read more

Did America Really Need To Get Involved In Providing So Much Aid To Ukraine?

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Retired U.S. Army Sergeant Major and Author John deVerteuil discusses how our country may have put itself in a mess trying to help Ukraine. The Russia/Ukraine war has certainly been a costly one – particularly for the United States. Ever since President Joe Biden has opted to support Ukraine in this battle, he has vowed to devote billions of dollars to it for the cause. In the midst of this, however, Senate negotiations to finalize … Read more

NYPD Officers Just Got Attacked By Migrants, So Why Isn’t Mayor Eric Adams Speaking More About It?

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts thinks the Mayor needs to shift his loyalties, because right now he’s insulting the integrity of the police. If you need to see just out of hand the migrant situation is in the United States right now, just take a look at what recently happened in New York City. According to Fox News, several illegal migrants took part in attacking two police officers, right in the heart of Times Square. … Read more

As Massachusetts Prepares Its New Gun Violence Reduction Bill, The Rights of Private Gun Owners Come Into Question

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains how chaos could potentially ensue from the new bill. As violent acts continue to rise in Boston, the Democratic State Senate is looking to make changes to Massachusetts’ gun laws as a whole – but it could provide massive backlash on private gun owners. The bill, set to be introduced to the Senate later this week, is set to “sensibly address firearm violence through effective reform,” mainly … Read more

Sheriff’s Deputy Faces up to 14 Years Prison for ‘Daring’ to aid woman wounded by police office at January 6 Demonstration

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Epoch Times Reporter Joseph Hanneman available for interviews Text from 1/31/2024 Epoch Times Article for reference written by Joseph M. Hanneman Sheriff’s Deputy Who Aided Rosanne Boyland on Jan. 6 Faces Up to 14 Years in Prison ‘I don’t even know the words to be honest with you about how insane this is,’ Sarah McAbee said of the proposed sentence for her husband, Ronald Colton McAbee. Sarah McAbee said she wasn’t shocked that federal prosecutors … Read more

The Mayorkas Vote Is a Strong Move By House Republicans, But They Have Bigger Fish To Fry

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts believes this could be a strong start to push back against the Biden administration’s decisions on the migrant crisis. The House Republicans aren’t kidding around when it comes to trying to get Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas out of office. After pushing their impeachment articles this week, it’s now up to the House of Representatives to perform a vote, though a date hasn’t been confirmed just yet. Still, … Read more

A New Report Reveals How the Chinese Communist Party May Have Interfered In the 2022 Midterm Elections

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The Epoch Times’ senior investigative reporter Nan Su discusses the report, and what could come from it. For the past couple of years, the Chinese Communist Party has been slowly but surely trying to find ways to infiltrate systems in the United States. But a new report has revealed just how deep they could go. Per The Epoch Times, the CCP managed to interfere in the U.S. 2022 midterm elections through “various means.” This includes “retaliation … Read more

President Biden’s Proposed Battle With Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Could Come Back To Haunt Him With Re-Election (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The founder of InVest USA believes Biden should support Abbott’s methods before it costs him a second term as President. Texas Governor Greg Abbott has seen enough when it comes to the ongoing migrant crisis in the United States. So, earlier this month, he took matters into his own hands, installing razor wire and authorizing the Texas National Guard to take control. Considering how out of hand it’s getting, President Joe Biden was in a … Read more

The GOP Believes That It’s Time For Mayorkas To Leave Homeland Security – But Is It Easier Said Than Done?

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Illinois 7th Congressional District candidate Chad Koppie and Invest USA founder Michael Letts discusses the actions of the GOP, and how effective they will be with impeachment. Considering how out of control the migrant crisis has gotten in the United States, the GOP is looking to take action against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas – by ousting him. The House Committee investigating Homeland Security released draft articles of impeachment over the weekend, noting that he has … Read more

Iran Proxies Kill Three US Servicemen In Jordan

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin explains how Biden’s actions are the opposite of what he should be doing. A devastating attack has taken place on northeast Jordan, with drones killing three U.S. service members and injuring 25 others. After being briefed on the matter, President Joe Biden had the following to say in a statement: “Today, America’s heart is heavy. Last night, three U.S. service members were killed – and many wounded – during … Read more

The UNRWA Could Face a Full On Collapse Following Allegations That Some Members Were Involved In an Attack On Israel (Guest: David Rubin)

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin explains how the agency should’ve stayed shut down, instead of President Biden needing to revive it. Following claims that some of its members may have been involved in the brutal attack on Israel back on October 7th, the UN agency assisting Palestine refugees – under the name UNRWA – could now see its work entering a “collapsing” state. Philippe Lazzarini, who serves as head of the agency, warned that … Read more

Immigration Is Of Heavy Concern Amongst Voters – and Joe Biden Should Probably Take a Listen

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts explains why the President’s re-election campaign could be in jeopardy over the ongoing migrant crisis. Out of all the issues that are “hot button” topics leading into the 2024 Presidential Election, it appears that immigration is set to take first place. A new poll conducted by CAPS-Harris revealed this week that immigration is a top policy concern thus far in 2024, with 35 percent of responding voters noting it as a “paramount … Read more

What is the Mysterious “Disease X” That the WHO, WEF and Other Global Orgs Are Preparing For?

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The Epoch Times’ Kevin Stocklin discusses his latest report, concerning planning for a new potential pandemic – and the global fight against medical “misinformation.” There’s been a lot of talk about “Disease X,” an as-yet-unidentified pandemic, and how the world must prepare for it. In a new report published on The Epoch Times website, World Health Organization (WHO) director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus noted how in 2018, the organization “needed to have a placeholder for the disease we didn’t know.” Hence … Read more

Pastor Jack Hibbs: A Voice of Clarity in an Era of Confusion

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Renowned as an insightful pastor in Southern California, known for his command of national policy, Pastor Jack Hibbs is set to ignite discussions on how culture intersects with Biblical values in our contemporary world. His unique perspective on policy issues across the nation makes him an invaluable guest for conversations that delve into the heart of modern societal challenges. Introducing His Latest Work: “Living In the Daze of Deception” Launching in early February 2024, Pastor … Read more

The Supreme Court in 5-4 decision Is Allowing Feds To Cut Razor Wire Installed By Texas At Border

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts criticizes the latest decision by the Court, overriding Texas’ defenses at the border. Some serious questions had arisen last week when Gov. Greg Abbott called upon the Texas National Guard – as well as other defenses – in an effort to slow the ongoing migrant crisis. While some applauded the move, others – like the Biden administration – were much more critical, calling it inhumane. Now the Supreme Court has … Read more

The Stakes of Negotiation: Israel’s Offer for a Two-Month Pause in Gaza Hostilities in exchange for Release of all Hostages

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Guest: Mayor David Rubin, Shiloh, Israel David Rubin, former Mayor of Shiloh, Israel, is available to provide an insightful, pro-Israel perspective on the recent developments in the Israel-Gaza conflict. With Israel reportedly proposing a two-month pause in fighting in exchange for the release of all hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, Mayor Rubin can offer a unique and informed viewpoint on this critical situation. Key Talking Points:Context of the Proposal: A detailed discussion on Israel’s … Read more

Should China’s Simulated Attack On a U.S. Warship Be of Concern? (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times’ senior investigative reporter discusses the simulation, and whether China would consider carrying it through. With tension building between the United States and China (mostly due to what’s happening with Taiwan), a new simulation has some people concerned about where it could be headed. A new report from the South China Morning Post reveals that one of China’s secret labs, running under the state-owned China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, recently conducted a simulation that shows … Read more

Pastor Jack Hibbs Urges Voters to Embrace Values-Based Decision Making in the 2024 Elections

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The author and host has something to say about the New Hampshire Democrat Voters getting robocalls telling them NOT to vote in the Primary. As the 2024 presidential election and primary season rapidly approach, Pastor Jack Hibbs, a renowned figure in the intersection of faith and culture, is emphasizing the vital role of values in voting decisions. His profound understanding of Biblical teachings and their relevance in today’s societal issues positions him as a pivotal … Read more

The Case of Jose Guadalupe Menjivar-Alas Shows What’s Wrong With the Growing Migrant Crisis

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses the case, and why Biden needs to do something before the problem gets out of hand. The migrant crisis in the United States has reached critical levels. And if you need any specific evidence of that, take a look at the case of Jose Guadalupe Menjivar-Alas. According to the report, Menjivar-Alas is currently in jail for supposedly causing the deaths of a mother and her son in a drunk driving … Read more

How did the US drop from Utopia to Dystopia? In a word: Abortion, the curse of nations

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Suggested intro: Chicago Congressional candidate Chad Koppie is giving a clarion call to end abortion, and thus end a holy curse against the United States of America.  He reminds Black Americans that the Democratic Convention is in Chicago in August, and they should conduct demonstrations against the party of Abortion, causing Black Genocide.  “Look how far our country has dropped in the last several years, said Koppie, adding, “We’ve been cursed with the corrupt leadership of … Read more

Pastor Jack Hibbs Exposes Culture’s Lies with His New Book

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The author of Living In the Daze of Deception discusses what motivated his writing, as well as what readers can expect. Misinformation is everywhere these days. Media outlets, social channels, and other sources are out to make people believe everything they say. So how can we figure out where the lies come from in culture? That’s where Pastor Jack Hibbs is ready to help. His groundbreaking new book, Living In the Daze of Deception, is coming in early … Read more

What Can We Learn From the Justice Department’s Report On the Uvalde Shooting?

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses the report, as well as what police can do in the future to avoid such an incident. The Uvalde school shooting that took place in May 2022 continues to be one of the most notable tragedies in the United States – mainly because of the police department’s inability to properly issue orders to subdue the shooter. And now, the Justice Department has its say on the matter. U.S. Attorney … Read more

Black Chicago Residents Have Had Enough of Illegals – And Are Even Abandoning Democrats Because of It

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Chad Koppie, currently running unopposed for Illinois’ 7th Congressional District, explains why this is a subject that deserves more focus. The migrant crisis has reached critical levels in the United States, but it’s particularly creating havoc in Chicago, where a number of black citizens have sounded off against what their government is doing. Per this video from Benny Johnson, city officials have noted that they are treating migrants with a “humanitarian” approach, but residents are far from … Read more

The Justice Department Rips the Poor Law Enforcement Response To the Uvalde School Shooting

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A Second Amendment Foundation spokesman discusses the report filed by the Justice Department, and what could’ve been done to prevent the loss of life. The Uvalde school shooting is still considered one of the most devastating events in recent times. And what’s more, according to a report filed by the Justice Department, it could’ve been avoided. U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland delivered a scathing report this past Thursday, noting a number of “cascading failures of … Read more

Pro-Life Leaders Announce New Initiatives, Protecting Pregnant Moms and Babies

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Washington, DC—One day before the annual March for Life, members of the House and Senate Pro-Life Caucus held a press conference, ahead of introducing two pieces of legislation aimed at protecting mothers and their preborn babies from the Biden administration’s latest anti-mother, anti-pregnancy center bias.  Compared to the $1M in TANF funds pro-life groups might be denied due to Biden’s new rule, global abortion giant Planned Parenthood, perpetrating 40% of all U.S. abortions, is treated like a de facto government agency, … Read more

20 Attorneys General Are Asking President Biden To Block the Sale of 5.56 Ammo From Lake City To Civilians

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The Epoch Times‘ Kevin Stocklin discusses his latest story, which surrounds the potential sale of military weapons to civilians. Per this report from The Epoch Times, 20 Attorneys General, led by New York Attorney General Letitia James, have asked the Biden administration to stop the sale of 5.56 caliber ammunition to civilians by the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant, which also supplies for the U.S. military. The AGs claim that the federal government is subsidizing the sale … Read more

The Second Amendment Foundation Provides Its Support of the NRA’s First Amendment Lawsuit

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A representative for the group explains why it’s so vastly important to support the lawsuit against Maria Vullo. In an effort to support the National Rifle Association, the Second Amendment Foundation has filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court. It provides backing in the NRA’s lawsuit against Maria Vullo, former Superintendent of the New York State Department of Financial Services. In the suit, the group alleges that she misused the power of her office to … Read more

The Migration From “Blue States” To “Red States” Speaks Volumes

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts looks at the reasons why so many people are fleeing states like California and Illinois in favor of more favorable locales. A lot has changed in the United States over the past few years, particularly with crime increasing in certain areas. With that, a new report has revealed that “blue states” are losing favor with people, who are leaving them behind for more relaxed “red states”. Speaking with Fox Business, economist Stephen … Read more

The Florida House Is Addressing a Bill Dealing With Antisemitism, But Why Are There Objections To It?

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Founder of Reconnecting Ministries Grant Berry discusses HB 187, which could put a definition of anti-Semitism into state law. In the midst of the ongoing Israel/Hamas war, the Florida House is looking at a bill this week that could put a definition of anti-Semitism into the state’s laws. With HB 187, legislation would be introduced to provide “a certain perception of Jews, which may be expressed as hatred towards Jews” and rhetorical and manifestations “directed … Read more

Which Way Will the Hispanic Vote Lean This Year?

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Rev. Samuel Rodriguez takes a closer look at the impact of the Hispanic vote, and an interesting strategy chance for Donald Trump. As the 2024 Presidential Election begins to take shape, some interesting numbers indicate that the Hispanic vote is set to make an impact – and not necessarily for President Joe Biden in his hunt for a re-election. A poll conducted by USA Today and Suffolk University indicates that, among Hispanic voters, Biden is currently trailing … Read more

What Should We Take Away from Donald Trump’s Victory At the Iowa Caucuses? (Guest: Chad Koppie)

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Chicago Congressional candidate (Illinois 7th dist.) discusses some key takeaways from last night’s crucial event. Despite his current legal issues, and never Trumpers, former President Donald Trump looks to be a key figure in 2024’s Presidential Election. Trump managed to win over the Iowa caucuses on Monday night this week, with Ron DeSantis coming in second. It continues to show his dominance as potential front-runner for the election, as he managed to win over voters in … Read more

A Federal Judge In Florida Has Just Knocked Down a Ruling On Possessing Firearms In Post Offices – A Big Win For Private Gun Owners

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Gun Owners of America spokesman Stephen Willeford explains why this is a victory for those that practice Constitutional-Carry. As more and more states try to prep laws that would prevent people from carrying guns, one Florida judge has managed to knock down one that focuses specifically on post offices. Right before the weekend, the judge ruled that a U.S. law banning people from possessing firearms in post offices is unconstitutional. This marks a huge win … Read more

What Will China Do With the Election of Taiwan’s New President?

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The Epoch Times’ senior investigative reporter Nan Su discusses the election of William Lai, and what comes next. Taiwan has a new president – and China doesn’t seem that pleased with the choice. 64-year old doctor-turned-politician William Lai Ching-te has been elected, with millions of Taiwanese people turning in their votes to elect him. This has China on edge, as Beijing has labeled him as a “troublemaker” and a dangerous “separatist.” This comes on the … Read more

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham Is Once Again Defying the Second Amendment With Her Ridiculous New Mexico Gun Laws

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation discusses how the actions could come back to haunt the Governor. Just as she did back in September when she attempted to implement ridiculous gun laws, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is at it again for 2024. The Governor has introduced a new public safety legislative agenda that appears to go completely against the Second Amendment, with gun control proposals that include a 14-day background check waiting period on … Read more

The Battle Over the Border Between Texas and the White House Continues To Escalate – In the Wrong Direction

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts believes the White House needs to do more in its efforts to control the migrant crisis. President Joe Biden and his administration are doing very little to handle the ongoing border crisis – but they seem to have no trouble criticizing Gov. Greg Abbott from doing something about it. Right before the weekend, Abbott used the Texas National Guard to seize control of a public park, which has been known … Read more

Recent Houthi Rebel Attacks and Middle East Tensions (Guest: Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin)

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Guest Bio: David Rubin, the former Mayor of Shiloh, Israel, is not only a recognized expert on Middle East affairs but also a prolific author and a significant figure in humanitarian efforts. He has authored seven books, including the critically acclaimed “Confronting Radicals: What America Can Learn from Israel,” which has been recently adapted into a movie. Rubin’s personal experience with terrorism, having survived an attack with his young son, led him to establish the … Read more

Antony Blinken Believes a “Path To a Palestinian State” Is the Answer For Israel – But Is It?

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Former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin discusses the vision that the visiting Biden official has, and if it’s sustainable. As the war wages on between Israel and Hamas, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited the former, calling on the country to work with moderate Palestinians and fellow countries regarding plans for Gaza following the war. He noted that they were willing to work together to rebuild and govern the territory, but with one condition … Read more

Could Hezbollah Potentially Launch an Attack Against the United States?

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses the latest report, and why President Biden should pay closer attention to the migrant crisis. Following attacks in Beirut and Lebanon, U.S. intelligence officials believes that Hezbollah may very well focus its attention on the United States. This comes from a report via Fox News, in which authorities have warned that the country could come under an increased risk of terrorist attacks, as the fight between Israel and Hamas continues. “Hezbollah could … Read more

Shareholders Want Answers From Companies About Their Social Justice Campaigns and Political Censorship

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The Epoch Times’ Kevin Stocklin discusses two recent reports that discuss the questionable actions by corporations. Conservative shareholders have begun to defend their rights as company owners, using the same techniques that have been used successfully by progressives over the past decade. The Epoch Times has posted several articles regarding the new movement by shareholders to demand clarity from corporate CEOs who engage in progressive politics, either through tech censorship, social and political campaigns (like Disney, … Read more

Dr. Debra Mandel Discusses the Importance of Family Connection – Even Though It Can Be Difficult

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The author of Sassy & Rude: Her New Attitude discusses what motivated her to write, and how she understands how relating to family can be tough. We see it every day these days. Families getting torn apart by little things, from personal decisions (like marriage or announcing that someone is gay or bi-sexual) to sudden changes that have everyone on edge (like a large inheritance). But relating to family is quite important right now. Even though differences … Read more

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