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Ron DeSantis Joins Republican Abortion Hunger Games? (Guest: Jim Harden)

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On May 24, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced his bid for the 2024 Republican Presidential nomination. DeSantis’s announcement also comes after signing a Florida abortion compromise bill which, once enacted, will outlaw abortion after a heartbeat can be detected or for exceptions of rape and life of the physical mother, up to 15 weeks—still allowing 45.3% of all abortions in FL to continue. Rev. Harden applaud DeSantis for taking steps to protect the lives of some babies … Read more

Can a Business Recover From Bad Leadership? (Guest: Gareth Gwyn)

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The author and Let’s See Labs founder discusses what can be done when a company generates bad leadership – and how it can turn around its misfortune. So many people are departing their jobs for greener pastures – but why? Some may say it’s the nature of the company, but sometimes, bad leadership is to blame. After all, people have said, “People don’t leave bad companies. They leave bad managers.” It happens more often than … Read more

Some People Believe the COVID Naysayers Are Blowing Smoke – But What Happens When You See the Evidence For Yourself? (Guest: Cindy Drukier)

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Writer and director Cindy Drukier explains why The Unseen Crisis provides substantial proof that the COVID vaccine is actually hurting people. For the past few years, many have been dismissive of those criticizing the COVID vaccines, believing them to be “chaos theories” or trying to “blow smoke” in the face of what they feel is undeniable science. However, what happens when you actually see the effects on real people? That’s what we see in The Unseen Crisis, a … Read more

Michigan’s Red Flag Law Is Asking For Trouble – Especially When It Comes To Deciding Who’s a “Threat”

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A Second Amendment representative explains why Michigan’s new measure could hinder some people in dangerous situations. Following in the footsteps of Minnesota a few days prior, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has given final approval for a red flag law. With it, the state aims to keep firearms away from those that are “at risk of harming themselves or others”. Known as “extreme risk protection orders,” the law will allow family members, police, mental health professionals … Read more

Finally, A State Lawmaker Is Providing Support For Gun Shops and Their Owners – But Will Others Follow Suit? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Gun Owners of America spokesman Stephen Willeford explains why Alaska’s latest actions are important for gun shop owners, and private gun owners as well. It’s not that often that a state government goes out of its way to take care of gun shops and their owners, especially these days. So, when one actually does it, it’s worth noting. Alaska lawmakers recently passed legislation that will block state and local officials from closing gun stores during … Read more

Is a Court’s Recent Decision On a Racial Quota Law a Strike Back Against “Woke” Government and Corporate Policies? (Guest: Kevin Stocklin)

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The author and documentarian behind The Shadow State discusses his latest article. In a new article posted on The Epoch Times, reporter Kevin Stocklin discusses a recent decision by a California district court that blocks a state law surrounding a mandate of “racial quota.” The law, also known as AB979, originally noted that a minimum number of people from “designated racial, ethnic, and LGBTQ backgrounds” were required to have a seat on corporate boards. However, the court ruled that the … Read more

The Staggering Amount of Warrantless Searches Conducted By the FBI Can’t Go By Unanswered (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The law enforcement veteran and founder of InVest USA discusses a new report that explains just how far the FBI went for its own style of justice. As if the FBI weren’t already in enough trouble with whistleblower reports, a new filing by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) revealed some rather disturbing numbers right before the weekend. Per its report, the FBI improperly used warrantless search powers against citizens of the United States a staggering 278,000 … Read more

Is Impeachment the Only Way to Get True Justice for Attacked Pro-Life Centers? (Guest: Jim Harden)

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CompassCare CEO Jim Harden explains why taking the battle to the Biden Administration may be the best bet for getting answers on the attacks.  For months now, CompassCare has been pushing for the FBI and the Department of Justice to investigate Jane’s Revenge and other Maoist Antifa groups attacking pro-life people and entities. Now, someone has taken the next logical step—impeachment. Noting a pattern of criminal behavior within the Biden Administration, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene … Read more

Has China Gone Too Far For Heavily Fining a Comedian For Mocking Its Military (Guest: Nan Su)

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The heavily imposed fine has people wondering just how far the country will go to protect the Chinese Communist Party. Some comedians are used to ruffling a few feathers, especially on the political side of things. However, one appears to be facing a rather costly fine for making fun of the military in China. According to this report from The Hill, popular comedian Li Haoshi, who goes by the stage name House, made some comments during … Read more

The Epoch Times’ Latest Documentary Takes a Harrowing Look At the Fallout From the COVID Vaccine 

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Director Cindy Drukier discusses the documentary, which takes a look into the lives of those experiencing the after-effects of the COVID-19 vaccine.  The Epoch Times is no stranger to creating informative, hard-hitting documentaries that take a look at the most jarring topics in the world today – and its latest one, The Unseen Crisis, is no exception.  In this documentary, director Cindy Drukier and executive producer Jan Jekielek (host of American Thought Leaders) take an intimate, uncensored … Read more

Impeachment Articles against Joe Biden (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Suggested intro: U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene just unveiled impeachment articles against President Joe Biden, citing that he is “unfit to serve,” in addition to alleging that he has violated his oath of office in not securing the country’s borders and protecting national security.  This comes as the Republican has introduced similar articles against Attorney General Merrick Garland, FBI Director Christopher Wray, and Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas. “It is with the highest amount … Read more

FBI Whistleblowers Expose Government Targeting of Pro-Life Groups and Catholics (Guest: Jim Harden)

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In a startling revelation, recent whistleblower reports have shed light on alleged government targeting of pro-life groups, Catholics, and parents attending school board meetings. The accusations suggest that the FBI’s Washington, D.C. field office engaged in investigations without proper justification, inflating the perceived domestic terrorism threat.  To provide further insight on this controversial issue, Rev. Jim Harden, CEO of CompassCare pregnancy centers, joins us now to provide further analysis. His expertise will certainly prove welcome … Read more

West Hollywood Is Finally Hiring Police Forces Again, But Why Was This Colossal Mistake Made In the First Place?

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts hopes other cities will learn from the California city’s mistake. It wasn’t even a year ago when the West Hollywood City Council voted to cut four police officers from their force, replacing them with unarmed “security ambassadors” in an effort to keep crime from running rampant. Alas, that plan didn’t work – in the least. Following months of robberies, assaults and other crimes within the city, the Council has reversed its … Read more

Minnesota’s Restrictive Gun Laws Are the Wrong Way To Go When It Comes To Solving Violence (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for Gun Owners of America explains why the state’s drastic steps to control gun ownership is a mistake, compared to a more obvious solution. Governor Tim Walz is about to sign a “red flag law” into effect in Minnesota, and it spells bad news for private gun owners, as well as those that the state could possibly mislabel as an “imminent threat.” With the law, authorities would be able to walk into court … Read more

Minnesota’s New Gun Control Laws Are Bringing a World of Trouble To Private Gun Owners

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why this is a pure violation of the rights of those that own firearms. More and more states are trying to establish their own restrictive gun laws in the face of the Supreme Court overturning New York’s last year – and Minnesota may have the most problematic ones yet. Per this report from Fox News, the state’s Democratic senators just passed gun control legislation by a narrow vote, … Read more

The FBI’s Use of “Uncorroborated Intelligence” In Their Investigation of Trump and Russia Shows Just How Incompetent They’ve Become (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses Special Counsel John Durham’s recent report, and why it should be of concern. For the past few months now, we’ve been hearing reports of problems within the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). However, a new report from Special Counsel John Durham indicates just how far they’ve gone with a particular case. Durham revealed earlier this week that the FBI should have never launched its investigation into connections between former President … Read more

What Role Could AI Play In the World of Politics? (Guest: Kevin Jackson)

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Former Fox News contributor Kevin Jackson looks at how the controversial technology could actually play a better role with election validation and more. Ever since its introduction last year, Artificial Intelligence – or AI, as it’s known in many circles – has created quite a stir. Not only has it played a part in creative roles (such as art creation or creating articles), but it’s also slowly making its way into the workplace, with Wendy’s … Read more

How Badly Are Tempers Flaring Over This Week’s G7 Summit In Hiroshima? (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times’ Nan Su discusses how China could very well overshadow this week’s world summit. Japan is set to host several leaders at this week’s G7 Summit in Hiroshima. However, it appears that China is trying to get some influence on the event as it takes place. First off, several members of the Summit are already looking into how China uses its “economic coercion”against other countries. During a press conference, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen … Read more

What Are the Steps That Need To Be Taken To Develop Good Leadership? (Guest: Gareth Gwyn)

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Let’s See Labs founder and author Gareth Gwyn discusses the right steps that need to be taken to help develop a strong leader. Training someone to be a leader is one thing. But making sure that you take the proper steps so that they can become an effective leader is another. There’s a certain finesse that goes into finding the right steps on how to train someone in leadership. It’s not an overnight process, and … Read more

Why Is the Department of Homeland Security Working With the FBI To Investigate Pro-Life Mothers? (Guest: Jim Harden)

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CompassCare CEO Jim Harden discusses some new FOIA documents, accusing the agencies of singling out these citizens unfairly for criminal behavior. At a time when mothers should’ve been celebrated with this week’s Mother’s Day, the FBI and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) don’t seem to be in that kind of mood. Last week, several FOIA documents obtained by American First Legal appeared online, suggesting that both of these departments had a new target in their sights – … Read more

Biden’s Push For Environmental Energy Will Likely Make Its Way To the Supreme Court (Guest: Kevin Stocklin)

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Having failed to pass the Green New Deal by democratic means through Congress, the Biden administration is now attempting to impose a green energy policy on Americans through federal agencies, and the EPA is at the vanguard of this effort.  But critics say the Biden administration doesn’t have the authority to do this. They believe they have the Constitution on their side, together with recent court decisions checking the power of unelected federal bureaucrats. They … Read more

The Epoch Times Introduces “Battlefields,” With Stories Written By Military Veterans and First Responders 

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Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Charles Faint explains the importance of the new set of stories, straight from the front lines and the home front. The Epoch Times is no stranger to telling hard-hitting stories that millions of people read regularly. But we have just opened a new section of our website, devoted to a special class of people with their own stories to tell. In partnership with The Havok Journal, The Epoch Times continues to provide … Read more

A Federal Court Just Stopped the Biden Administration From Releasing Illegal Immigrants Into the U.S. Without a Court Date – But What More Can Be Done? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts believes the military may need to step in if the President continues to push for his more lenient migrant policy. With Title 42 officially at an end, many were wondering what President Joe Biden was going to do in regards to keeping the Southern Border from overloading with illegal immigrants. Well, it turned out he had a rather simple solution – let them in to check in to a processing … Read more

History Appears To Be Playing a Part In the Battle For Gun Rights (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Gun Owners of America spokesman Stephen Willeford explains why the rights of private gun owners still triumph over any statures over weapons from years ago. Right now is a very turbulent time when it comes to the rights to bear arms. Though the Second Amendment does allow for people to arm themselves as needed (especially in today’s climate), several argue that it’s leading to more violence – and have even brought up statures from centuries … Read more

Title 42 Has Expired, So What Happens Now? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts analyzes what will happen to the hard-working Border Agents and out border security. As if Border Agents weren’t already facing enough turmoil with illegal immigrants and poor treatment, matters are about to get much worse. That’s because Title 42 has expired, a rule that previously allowed authorities to quickly turn away the masses at U.S. borders. Without this rule in place, there’s likely to be even greater chaos. The U.S. … Read more

Former Fox News Contributor Predicts Kamala Harris Will Be President Before 2024 Presidential Election 

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Could pardons for the Biden family be imminent if Joe has to step down? Kevin Jackson discusses his recent article further. Following Kentucky Rep. James Comey’s reveal yesterday about the Bidens having tie-ins with donations around $10 million from Chinese and Ukrainian companies, some believe it may just be a matter of time before President Joe Biden is forced to step down, and Vice President Kamala Harris take over. In a new article for The Blacksphere, … Read more

What Donald Trump and Joe Biden’s Latest Controversies Say About What To Expect From the 2024 Election (Guest: Kevin Jackson)

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Former Fox News contributor Kevin Jackson discusses what could come in the next few months over this week’s news stories. This week has been buzzing with news surrounding former President Donald Trump and current president Joe Biden. On the one end, Trump was recently found liable for sexual abuse and defamation against E. Jean Carroll, and ordered to pay $5 million as a result. His team is expected to appeal the decision, and he noted … Read more

Private Gun Owners In San Diego Are Not Fans of California’s Ridiculous 10-Day Waiting Period Law For Gun Purchases

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A Second Amendment representative explains why the lawsuit from these gun owners is justified. California has implemented a law that calls for a ten-day waiting period to purchase firearms – but that’s too long a period for gun owners in San Diego. A lawsuit has been filed, challenging the state law surrounding the waiting period for new guns, as well as ammunition purchases and possession. It notes that this period “prevents law-abiding people from taking possession … Read more

Israel’s “Operation Shield and Arrow” Was a Success – But What Comes Next? (Guest: Avi Lipkin)

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Author Avi Lipkin talks about the successful strike, and what comes next in Israel’s battle against terrorists. Israel didn’t hold back when it came to the Islamic Jihad terrorists finding refuge in the Gaza Strip. Earlier this week, it launched “Operation Shield and Arrow,” a tactical attack that sent daytime rocket attacks flying into the Gaza Strip. Though three foreign workers were injured and several Israeli citizens were startled by the attack, it was successful, … Read more

Why Is the IRS Reportedly Stockpiling Weaponry and Gear? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts wonders why a tax agency would have such interest in tactical shotguns and rifles. Over the past few months, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) have been under the microscope, with many suggesting nefarious actions by the government agencies. But it appears that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) may not be keeping their hands clean either. A new report from OpentheBooks.com indicates that the IRS … Read more

U.S. Marketing Brands Find Themselves Under Fire For Having Ties With China (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times’ Nan Su discusses Congress’ actions against these companies for having outsourced production within the country. With tension growing between China and the United States, some Congress members have taken it upon themselves to apply pressure to a different group entirely – branded companies that have business ties within both countries. Per this report from The Epoch Times, two Congressmen recently looked into talking with specific brands about supply chains within the country, making … Read more

Another Mass Shooting in Texas (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Dear Talk Show Producers, Another mass shooting over the weekend in Texas killing nine people has left Americans shaken and searching for solutions. As the CEO of InvestUSA, a non-profit organization that provides active shooter vests to police officers, Michael Letts has unique expertise on the topic of gun violence and law enforcement. The shooter used an AR-15-style assault weapon and wore tactical gear to the mall that day. The victims ranged from 5 years … Read more

North Carolina Governor poised to veto bill that blocks only 7% of abortions because He wants abortions at any stage (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Dear Talk Show Producers, Are you tired of hearing the same talking points about abortion? Do you want to hear from someone who has a unique perspective on the issue? Look no further than Jim Harden, executive director of CompassCare pro-life pregnancy centers. As North Carolina debates a bill to restrict abortions to within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, Jim Harden can provide insight into why this legislation is only a tiny step forward. … Read more

Is China Stopping Citizens From Leaving Their Country? (Guest: Nan Su)

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Is China Stopping Citizens From Leaving Their Country? (Guest: Nan Su) The Epoch Times’ Nan Su discusses the country’s attempts to control misinformation by preventing particular citizens from leaving. In the latest move that’s creating tension with its people, China appears to be stopping certain people from traveling outside of the country. Based on this report from Newsbreak, thousands, including foreign executives and Chinese nations, are being hit with exit bans. Some have tried to fight … Read more

States Are Fighting Back Against the ESG Industry…But At What Price? (Guest: Kevin Stocklin)

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The Epoch Times’ Kevin Stocklin explains why the fight against Wall Street and the growing industry may be futile. Oklahoma this week became the latest state to push back against the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) movement, compiling a list of 13 Wall Street firms that it claims are discriminating against the fossil fuel industry and that will no longer be permitted to do business with state entities or state pensions. Also this week, Florida enacted … Read more

Merrick Garland’s Denial of Wrongdoing In Hunter Biden Investigation Leaves Questions To His Capability (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts believes the Judiciary Committee should look further into his actions following a report from an IRS whistleblower. Ever since he was questioned by Congress a few weeks ago, many have been looking into the actions of Attorney General Merrick Garland. But now, with a new statement provided on the Hunter Biden investigation, even more people are wondering just what he’s hiding. During an unrelated press conference earlier this week, a … Read more

What Kind of Leadership Style Works Best In Today’s Business World? (Guest: Gareth Gwyn)

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Author and Lets See Labs founder Gareth Gwyn looks at strengths and weaknesses from different types of leaders. If there’s one thing we’ve learned in today’s business world, it’s that leaders can help guide the way for employees. However, that doesn’t mean there’s only one particular type of leader. A recent article from Business Insider takes a look at two particular leaders with completely different styles – but with their own strengths and weaknesses. It actually discusses … Read more

Illinois’ Assault Weapons Ban Could Be Headed To The Supreme Court – But What Will Happen Now?

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why this particular battle is a big one for private gun owners. With both a federal district court and an appeals court refusing to budge on the request, gun groups are now turning to the Supreme Court in an effort to get state and local bans on assault weapons in Illinois overturned. The gun rights advocates turned in an emergency application to Justice Amy Coney Barrett earlier this week, … Read more

Should the Ten Commandments Be Put On Public Display? (Guest: Alan Reinach)

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Church State Council’s Alan Reinach discusses the renewed effort going into putting these Commandments on display. Following the Supreme Court’s decision last year to require governments not to discriminate against religious speech, there has been some talk about requiring the public display of the Ten Commandments. With this new rule in place, many believe that the Commandments would hold high stature on display. In fact, the Texas Senate passed a bill last month that would require public … Read more

Windshine’s Alan White Discusses the Power of Electric Turbines

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Windshine Electric Generators are ready to lead the business market into the future. But first, a little background about what they’re about. Windshine’s enclosed bladed wind turbine electric generator designs were just 10 years ahead of their time. But at this point, the wind production industry needs Windshine’s production platforms. Its generator design has been known to industry insiders for some time, but now it’s time for the public to know. Big wind can become … Read more

Can Fox News Survive Without Tucker Carlson? (Guest: Kevin Jackson)

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Former Fox News contributor Kevin Jackson looks at the repercussions from the network’s firing of the ratings-drawing host. Following a sizable settlement with Dominion that reached into the hundreds of millions, Fox News began its “accountability cleanup” with a number of key firings within its division. But, surprisingly enough, this included the host of one of its most popular shows, Tucker Carlson. The firing caught Carlson – as well as many analysts – by surprise, … Read more

Washington DC Police Continues to Be In Peril With the Departure of a Beloved Police Chief (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts wonders what kind of leadership Mayor Muriel E. Bowser truly provides. Even though the GOP has voted to dismantle a police reform law within the District, the Washington DC police are continuing to feel the after-effects with the departure of a much-respected police chief. Robert J. Contee III has retired from the force, looking to move into a top-level position within the FBI, according to the Washington Post. This is the latest … Read more

Republican Presidential Hopeful Nikki Haley Isn’t Nearly As Pro-Life Supportive As You Might Think (Guest: Jim Harden)

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The new Harden Abortion Compromise Scale, created by CompassCare CEO Jim Harden, reveals the degree to which a candidate is willing to compromise on protecting all citizens equally in order to gain office. On April 25th, Republican Presidential hopeful Nikki Haley spoke out about her abortion consensus policy, in an effort to “save babies.” However, a new scale reveals she is only 0.09% more pro-life than President Joe Biden. Rev. Harden said, “Pro-abortion politicians in charge of … Read more

This Week Could Be Huge For North Carolina – and America – With the Passing of a Constitutional Carry Rule (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Gun Owners of America spokesman Stephen Willeford explains why this week is a big one for those that believe in Concealed-Carry (or Constitutional-Carry). This year has already seen a number of states support Constitutional-Carry – or Concealed Carry, as some call it – after seeing just how effective it’s been against “active shooters.” Now another state could join this group as of this week, making it the 28th state in the United States to do so. … Read more

Pro-Abortion Extremists Are on the Attack Against Pro-Life Doctors In New York (Guest: Jim Harden)

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CompassCare CEO Rev. Jim Harden takes a closer look at pro-abortion domestic terrorism, and how law enforcement’s failure to protect could make them culpable.  With the court decision surrounding the FDA and its abortion pill ruling last week, pro-abortion Antifa is fomenting more violence against pro-life entities.  Following a recent protest of a small conservative event a few miles away from CompassCare’s pro-life medical office in Buffalo. CompassCare investigator, who captured photo and video evidence … Read more

A Federal Appeals Court Just Handed a Major Victory To Private Gun Owners Over the ATF’s Restrictions (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Gun Owners of America spokesman Stephen Willeford explains why this is a huge win for gun-owning citizens, even if the ATF may possibly try something else. Ever since 2017 – following a shooting in Las Vegas – the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) have been targeting bump stocks, even going as far as to ban them considering their “enhancements” to certain firearms. But this week, a Federal appeals court overturned the ban. In … Read more

The Latest House Bill From Washington Democrat Gov. Jay Inslee is Violating the Rights of Gun Owners

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The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explains why this new legislation is on the same level as a “literacy test” – and totally unnecessary. In an effort to curb gun violence happening within the state, Washington Democrat Governor Jay Inslee has passed new legislation that requires gun buyers to provide some piece of proof indicating they’ve taken a firearms training course before being allowed to complete their purchase. While Inslee … Read more

Six More Chinese Police Stations Appear To Be Operating In the United States (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts details why this should be of great concern to investigators. Even with the FBI making an arrest locally at a Chinese police station in New York a couple of weeks ago, that isn’t stopping new stations from setting up shop in the United States. A new report from The Epoch Times that six additional Chinese police stations have begun operating in the United States, spanning between California and New York. This is … Read more

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum Makes Landmark Decision To Ban Nearly All Abortions In the State (Guest: Jim Harden)

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CompassCare CEO Jim Harden expects some opposition, but sees the move as a win for pro-life supporters. At a time when pro-life and pro-abortion sides continue to build, North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has made his choice very clear. Earlier this week, the Republican Governor signed legislation that bans nearly all abortions within the state. The only exception appears to be for certain situations surrounding up to six week’s gestation. These mainly revolve around cases … Read more

Atlanta Police Receiving Active Shooter Vests April 27 after Domestic Terrorists Attacked site of Police Training Facility (Guest: Michael Letts)

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ATLANTA (April 26, 2023)– Media Event: InVestUSA, a 501c3 nonprofit is donating Ten Active shooter vests to the Atlanta Police Department in recognition of their noteworthy and heroic response to the defense of their training facility earlier from groups of domestic terrorists from around the country. Michael Letts, President and CEO of InVest USA said, “We representing millions of Americans across this country are proud to stand with Atlanta’s finest heroes who demonstrated that a … Read more

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