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Biden found the top Al-Qaeda leader, yet his FBI hasn’t found any Domestic Terrorists who Firebombed 50 Pro-life Pregnancy Centers (Guest: Jim Harden)

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The world now knows the top al-Qaeda leader was located and killed. Joe Biden, hoping this action will raise his sagging poll numbers, said he delivered “justice” to families of the 9-11 attacks. So, while we’re on justice, let’s talk about the U.S. Justice Department and its largest law enforcement division, the FBI. What kind of justice has it delivered to the 50 pro-life pregnancy centers that domestic terrorists attacked?   Our guest is Jim Harden, … Read more

First Firebombed Pro-Life Medical Center Reopens Under Threat (Guest: Jim Harden)

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On June 7th, CompassCare’s pro-life medical office in Buffalo was the victim of a brutal arson attack, perpetrated by pro-abortion terrorist group, Jane’s Revenge. CompassCare reopened to serve patient the very next day in an undisclosed location. Now despite increased threats by pro-abortion terrorists and attacks by pro-abortion politicians, CompassCare because the first firebombed pro-life medical office to rebuild and reopen—in just 52 days. Q&A: How long did it take for CompassCare to rebuild and reopen the firebombed medical office?  Answer: Despite increased threats by pro-abortion terrorists and attacks by pro-abortion … Read more

The latest Senseless Death of an Indiana Police Officer Shows the Government Needs to Do More to Protect Men and Women In Blue (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The recent death of a police officer in Indiana has some people questioning why the government isn’t doing more regarding providing them with more funding. Early Sunday morning, 24-year-old officer and U.S. Army veteran Noah Shahnavaz was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop in Madison County, Indiana. The suspect, 42-year-old Carl Roy Webb Boards II, allegedly fired upon Shahnavaz multiple times, hitting him in the chest. As a result, he would succumb to … Read more

With the Passing of a Bill Banning the Sale of Assault Rifles, The U.S. House of Representatives May Have Waged an Unlikely War With Private Gun Owners (Guest: Second Amendment)

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In an effort to make a “crucial” movement against the growing number of active shooter incidents in the U.S., the Democrat-led House of Representatives recently voted on – and passed – a bill that would call for the ban of certain assault rifles within this country. The bill passed narrowly in a vote of 217 to 213, with a pair of Republicans voting alongside most of the Democrats in the House. The bill has also … Read more

The U.S. Economy’s Latest Quarter Still Points At a Recession – and a Possible Return of the Great Depression (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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In spite of President Joe Biden and the Federal Reserve putting forth their best efforts to deflect it, a recession looks all but confirmed for 2023. And it could get even worse. Gross domestic product fell 0.9 percent for the second quarter of 2022, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis. While that’s not as severe a decline as the 1.6 percent consumers saw in the first quarter, it’s still a decline – and paints … Read more

The US House of Representatives’ Tentative Ban On Assault Rifles Leaves a Number of Questions For Private Citizens (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Just right before the weekend, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill to ban assault weapons for the first time in decades, following arguments surrounding several active shooter events over the past few weeks. The vote ended up being very close, going 217 to 213 with Democrats and some Republicans voting in favor of the bill. Now it’s a matter of seeing what kind of traction it makes within the Senate. Despite the good … Read more

The House Is Pursuing Gun-Makers For Their Advertising, But Should That Really Be the Target? (Guest: Second Amendment)

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Recently, a House investigation took place, revealing that gun manufacturers had sold more than $1 billion from selling AR-15 style guns over the past decade. In that investigation, The Committee on Oversight and Reform noted that some ads tying in with these gun sales were aiming at a certain demographic, set to put some buyers “at the top of the testosterone food chain.” Democratic Rep. Carolyn Maloney of New York called this advertising “deeply disturbing, … Read more

Market Fluctuations and Fed Rate Hike Moves U.S. Economy Closer To Recession (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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Following a recent report about growth woes in the most recent quarter, there are still many concerns that U.S. citizens will face some form of recession as 2023 looms. The initial report indicated that growth has tumbled nearly a full percentage point, indicating that some companies are expected lose employees and prepare for the worst in terms of a recession. But coupled with other news this week, things are looking problematic. First up, it’s no secret that … Read more

A Division Amongst House Democrats Just Delayed a Crucial Bill To Provide Police Forces With More Funding – and It Could Be Devastating (Guest: Michael Letts)

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A recent legislation to provide establish new federal grant programs for local police was close to making its way to passing. However, some division within the government have forced it to be delayed. The House apparently had to set aside passing the bill due to division from House Democrats, according to a recent report. While some were looking to pass it in the hopes of doing away with “defunding the police,” some objected to money being handed … Read more

Mississippi Schools Could Soon Be Enabled To Create Their Own Gun Policies – and Other Districts Should Give It Consideration (Guest: Michael Letts)

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With active shooter events still unfolding in the United States, many states and provinces are putting together their own rules to try and slow down the violence. Meanwhile, in Jackson, Mississippi, a new initiative may soon be introduced to keep schools safe. This past week, the Mississippi Board of Education voted to change an internal policy put in place way back in 1990. Previously, it prevented anyone other than law enforcement from carrying guns into … Read more

Mississippi’s School District Just Changed a Long-Standing Policy That Could Go a Long Way In Protection Through Concealed-Carry (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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A change to a long-standing internal policy in Mississippi could send ripples in how schools will protect themselves with more protectors capable of concealed-carry. Last week, the Mississippi Board of Education voted to change a policy that has been in effect for over three decades. Previously, it only allowed law enforcement to carry guns on public school grounds. However, with the change, it also covers those that are licensed for concealed-carry. “A school district may, … Read more

Europe Has Made a Deal To Cut Natural Gas Use, But Will the Deal Last? (Guest: Guy Mitchell)

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This week, European Union governments made an agreement to cut back on consumption of natural gas over the winter, in the hopes of avoiding any further supply cuts by Russia during its invasion of Ukraine. The law notes that it expects the countries to lower demand for gas by roughly 15 percent starting in August, though some are apparently exempt from the deal. It notes the steps to reduce gas consumption are voluntary, but if … Read more

Some of the World’s Biggest Companies Detail Price Increases In the Midst of a Skyrocketing Pandemic (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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Confidence in U.S. consumer businesses has fallen to its lowest point since February 2021 with the news that Unilever, Coca-Cola and McDonald’s issued news about additional increase in pricing above and beyond recent spikes. Unilever, the branding group behind such clients as Dove soap, Hellmann’s mayonnaise and Cif cleaning products, rose an average of 11.2 percent in pricing over the course of the second quarter, with no signs of slowing down. The move tied in … Read more

First Firebombed Pro-Life Medical Center Reopens Under Threat (Guest: Jim Harden)

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On June 7th, CompassCare’s pro-life medical office in Buffalo was the victim of a brutal arson attack, perpetrated by pro-abortion terrorist group, Jane’s Revenge. CompassCare reopened to serve patient the very next day in an undisclosed location. Now despite increased threats by pro-abortion terrorists and attacks by pro-abortion politicians, CompassCare became the first firebombed pro-life medical office to rebuild and reopen—in just 52 days. On Monday and Tuesday, Jim and his team met with Trump key leaders, including spiritual advisor Paula White, and talked about how … Read more

President Biden Believes the U.S. Is Not Headed Towards a Recession – But the Numbers Say Otherwise (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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As the White House awaits a much-anticipated report that could post a gloomy outlook on growing inflation for the year, President Joe Biden continued to make it clear that the United States isn’t headed for a recession. “We’re not going to be in a recession, in my view,” he explained to reporters on Monday. “The employment rate is still one of the lowest we’ve had in history. It’s in the 3.6 (percent) area. We still … Read more

Senate Democrats Are Targeting Illegal Machine Guns With New Bill, But How Far Will It Go? (Guest: Second Amendment Foundation)

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With the rise in active shooter events and the sales of “auto sears” – which turn semiautomatic pistols and rifles into full-auto weapons – Senate Democrats are hoping to do something about it in terms of a new bill. Per this report from The Trace, a group of Democrats, led by Minnesota’s Amy Klobuchar and Michigan’s Gary Peters, are hoping to introduce a bill to hold back on the sales of “auto sears,” as well as … Read more

In the Face of January 6th “Investigations,” Why Hasn’t Anyone Looked Deeper At Ashli Babbitt’s Death Under Color of Authority? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Although the January 6th committee has completed its first round of “investigations” into the “insurrection” (with more to come in September), some have been pondering why certain subjects haven’t been touched – like the death of Ashli Babbitt. The 36-year old had joined others in the Speaker’s Lobby of the Capitol on the 6th, only to be shot by a plain-clothes police officer, dying shortly thereafter. Many, including Ashli’s husband Aaron, had been seeking answers with … Read more

Walmart Reports Lesser Profit Outlook In the Face of Consumers Spending More On Necessities and Less On Other Items (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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Walmart is considered one of the leading retailers in the United States, with stores practically miles apart from one another. However, it appears that even with its immense reach, the chain is not immune to the effects of inflation. The company recently reported a cut in its quarterly and full-year profit reports, stating that rising inflation is forcing consumers to spend money on important goods and less on fancy electronics and clothing. As a result, … Read more

The January 6th Trials Leave Interesting Questions About What Facts Haven’t Been Uncovered Yet (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Following the first round of the January 6th investigation, there still seems to be some unanswered questions to some. Some believe that the investigation was more on the political side than with an actual investigation, where police are questioned and all the facts are gotten, not to mention how the “attackers” were able to get in the building in the first place. While there is another round of trials set to take place in September, there’s … Read more

House Passes Bill Protecting Access To Birth Control, But How Much Traction Will It Get In the Senate? (Guest: Jim Harden)

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While the pro-abortion crimewave continues with over 100 attacks on pro-life organizations, pro-abortion politicians have not only offered no additional protection to pro-life organizations under threat by pro-abortion terrorists. Not only that, pro-abortion politicians have actively attacked pro-life organizations. NY Governor Kathy Hochul, six days after the brutal firebombing of CompassCare’s pro-life medical office in Buffalo, signed a bill to investigate pro-life pregnancy centers, calling pro-life people “Neanderthals.” Senator Elizabeth Warren has said, “we need … Read more

Boots On the Ground Always Beats a Surveillance Society, or Here’s How San Francisco Police Are Getting It Wrong (Guest: Michael Letts)

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San Francisco’s latest attempt to crack down on crime could be causing havoc with people’s privacy – as well as with the local police department. According to this report from MSN, local officials have launched a surveillance program that would utilize private cameras spread across the city. With it, officers would be able to see residents in real time, during what officials deem a “significant event with public safety concerns,” along with “investigations” that tie … Read more

Dems New Tax Bill Will Crush Small Business (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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Democrat-backed tax hike would fall on more than 62% of America’s small businesses, that’s 8.3 Million Small Businesses nationwide. At a time when our nation’s small businesses are already struggling to bounce back after 2 years of mandates and lockdowns, the democrats swoop in to save the day with a proposed tax increase that would force businesses to pay a whopping $252 Billion dollars in additional taxes. “The idea that our economy can withstand the additional … Read more

Biden Administration and Pro-abortion Politicians Admit to Dangers of Chemical Abortion (Guest: Jim Harden)

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In response to a letter signed by 83 pro-abortion politicians, the Biden Administration expressed intentions to declare a limited public health emergency under the PREP Act because up to 26 states have or are considering outlawing the practice of abortion. A public health emergency may be declared in the event of a major outbreak of a disease or disorder, or as the result of a bioterrorist attack. Since the Biden Administration is willing to manipulate a public health crisis to accomplish … Read more

Between Defunding and Anger From Different Groups, Officers Are Facing More Troubles Than Ever Before – and That’s Leading to a Rise In Suicides (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Between Defunding and Anger From Different Groups, Officers Are Facing More Troubles Than Ever Before – and That’s Leading to a Rise In Suicides Many police officers have gone through a world of hell over the past couple of years, between defunding by a number of government offices and hatred from various groups over certain conditions. As a result, police suicides are on the rise, and it’s leading to unfathomable odds for those in blue. … Read more

How Nona Ellington’s Personal Pain Pushed Her To Help Other Women From Going Through It (Guest: Nona Ellington)

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So many people take a side in the abortion argument without looking at it from a personal angle. That isn’t the case of Nona Ellington. Nona is someone who has been through an abortion at a young age, stating that it was a painful process. At 15 years old, she was a victim of rape by a family member and pressured to get an abortion. As a result of her painful experiences, through her nonprofit … Read more

President Joe Biden is Considering Declaring a National Climate Emergency – But How Effective Would It Be? (Guest: Guy Mitchell)

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With Senator Joe Manchin reportedly set to decide against economic legislation to support climate provisions, President Joe Biden is currently mulling over a decision to possibly declare a national climate emergency. While overseas in Jeddah a few days ago, Biden noted, “If the Senate will not move to tackle the climate crisis and strengthen our domestic clean energy industry, I will take strong executive action to meet this moment.” The Center for Biological Diversity recently … Read more

Abortion Double Standard: AOC and other Liberal Congressmen Arrested without Handcuffs (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other far-left so-called “Squad” members got arrested Tuesday in front of the Supreme Court for blocking traffic during their pro-abortion demonstration. But what single thing distinguished this arrest from the arrests of 85,000 pro-lifers arrested in front of abortion clinics over the years? Handcuffs.  When pro-lifers were arrested for blocking abortion clinic doors, police used handcuffs, and sometimes pro-lifers broke arms and wrists. In contrast, AOC didn’t even get a slap on … Read more

Shortage of Baby Formula Continues To Be a Big Problem For Mothers Across the United States  (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Despite the best efforts of President Joe Biden and his administration, a shortage of baby formula is hitting newborn mothers hard across the United States. A new report from market research firm IRI confirms that 28.3 percent of powdered baby formula products were out of stock in U.S. stores this past week. That’s an increase from the 23.7 percent reported back in May. In addition, consumers are only buying an average of 11 different formula … Read more

83 Congressmen Attempt to Hold Health Care Hostage in the Name of Abortion (Guest: Jim Harden)

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President Joe Biden signed an executive order, declaring that the Supreme Court’s Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health ruling will “continue to have devastating implications…” even calling the situation a “health crisis.” Four days later, 83 pro-abortion congressmen sent an open letter to Biden and the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, demanding that Biden declare a public health emergency. It seems there is a concerted effort on the part of pro-abortion politicians to take health care hostage … Read more

Inflation and Other Factors Are Putting a Huge Dent In Restaurant Service – And It’s Not Getting Any Easier (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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The past couple of years have not been easy for the restaurant industry – and judging by the current state of inflation, the road’s only getting tougher. The United States has been at the forefront of a true labor shortage, which has put a large dent in businesses – especially smaller ones. It has forced them to cut back on hours, as well as cutting down their customer service teams and other parts of operations. … Read more

Indiana’s Good Samaritan Ending To Active Shooter Event Could Lead To a New Beginning For Concealed-Carry Effectiveness (Guest: Michael Letts)

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A tragic event unfolded last night in Indiana, with a shooting at a mall resulting in the loss of three lives. However, it could’ve been much worse had it not been for the actions of a good Samaritan legally carrying a firearm. After killing three and injuring several others, the gunman fell at the feet of a 22-year old civilian brandishing a firearm, utilizing it for the sake of protection. Greenwood Police Department Chief Jim … Read more

Good Samaritan Steps Up In Indiana Shooting Incident, Showing That Concealed-Carry Can Be Quite Effective (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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At a time when many within the government are seeking a solution to active shooter events, one may have presented itself recently in Indiana. During a recent shooting event where three people were killed, a 22-year old legally carrying a firearm stopped the gunman before he could inflict further harm. “The real hero of the day is the citizen that was lawfully carrying a firearm in that food court and was able to stop the … Read more

Is it Possible that the Abortion Industry is Complicit in Covering up Sex Crimes? (Guest: Jim Harden)

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An Indiana abortionist allegedly listed as a minor the 27-year-old rapist of a 10-year-old girl. The girl was impregnated and transported across state lines from Ohio to Indiana. CompassCare CEO, Rev. Jim Harden, expert in medical ethics and women’s reproductive health care, encouraged law enforcement and mainstream media to ask pertinent questions in order to insure the protection of this girl and all victims of sex crimes. CompassCare, physically attacked by a pro-abortion terrorist group for speaking … Read more

“Systematic Failures” In Uvalde Shooting Leaves Questions As To What Should Be Done Better In the Future (Guest: Michael Letts)

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A new report from the findings of last month’s Uvalde school shooting, which left 19 students and three adults dead, has revealed a number of “systematic failures and egregious poor decision making” at the hands of the local police department. The local Texas House Committee revealed the 77-page report, which revealed everything from a school failing to follow a safety plan to a family that couldn’t spot the warning spots. But the biggest takeaway came … Read more

New Details In Ohio 10-Year-Old’s Case Reveal That the Alleged Rapist Was Reportedly Listed As a Minor In the Abortionist’s Report (Guest: Jim Harden)

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More details have emerged in a case surrounding a 27-year-old’s alleged rape of a child, forcing them to travel cross-state to get an abortion. According to a new report from Dr. Caitlin Bernard, the alleged rapist was listed as approximately 17 years old in the official filing to the Indiana Department of Health, according to Fox News. This follows the suspect, Gerson Fuentes, reportedly confessing to the crime to the Columbus Police Department. In addition, … Read more

Biden’s Trip to Israel and Saudi Arabia Could Make Or Break Him (Guest: David Rubin)

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President Biden’s visit to Israel and Saudi Arabia could make or break him.  His poll numbers are at record lows. If he can get Saudi Arabia to be the ally they claim to be without major contingencies, his polls may rise.  But if he gives away too many concessions to the Saudis, especially if he agrees to go on an apology tour, he might continue his decline. And as for Israel, trust needs to be … Read more

Police Arrest Illegal Alien for Raping Ohio 10-year-old who got Abortion in Indiana (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Police have arrested an illegal alien in Ohio who has confessed to multiple rapes of a 10-year-old girl who was transported across state lines to Indiana to obtain an abortion. The girl’s mother had reported the sex crime by 27-year-old Gerson Fuentes to Ohio Children’s. Ten days later, the girl underwent a chemical abortion in Indianapolis. Rev. Jim Harden, CEO of Compass Care, an expert in medical ethics and women’s reproductive health care, joins us to share some … Read more

Inflation: Highest in 40 years and Still Rising! Why? (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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Inflation just spiked to a whopping 9.1%, its highest level in 40 years, even after multiple Federal Reserve rate hikes. Gasoline is double of what it was during the Trump Presidency. Housing costs are sky-high for both renters and homeowners. Helping us makes sense of the current financial mess is our guest, Steve Beaman, CEO of Elevare Club, a provider of services to small businesses. Q&A:  The Federal Reserve raised interest rates multiple times with … Read more

Governor Gavin Newsom’s New Law Will Punish “Irresponsible Gun Makers,” But Could It Also Hurt Sellers and Consumers? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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With the rise in active shooting events over the past year, California isn’t wasting any time trying to turn the tables on illegal gun makers. Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed a new California law that allows local governments and Californians alike to sue gun makers. This comes into contrast with the Protection of Lawful Commerce In Arms Act signed by Congress in 2005, which shields gun manufacturers from civil suits. “Gun violence is now the … Read more

President Joe Biden’s Comments On Gun Violence Lead To More Questions About What’s Causing It (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Earlier this week, President Joe Biden didn’t mince any words when it came to the state of America with the rise of gun violence. “Now’s the time to galvanize this movement because that’s our duty to the people of the nation. That’s what we owe those families in Buffalo, where a grocery store became a killing field. That’s what we owe those families in Uvalde, where an elementary school became a killing field. That’s what … Read more

U.S. Inflation Numbers Skyrocket for June, Leaving Americans Wondering When Relief Is on the Way (Guest: Devlyn Steele)

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Following the rise of U.S. inflation to 8.6 percent in May, there now is confirmation that prices climbed even higher in June. The data indicates that inflation for last month reached a staggering 9.1 percent year over year. That’s the highest it’s been in more than 40 years. The principal drivers of the most recent increase are the rising costs of fuel, housing and food. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the month showed an increase of … Read more

Biden en route to Israel: Public smiles expected, Conflict in private (Guest: David Rubin)

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President Biden’s whirlwind visit to Israel and Saudi Arabia will be filled with expressions of friendship, but behind the scenes, it will not be a picnic for this president who is hoping to shore up his plummeting approval ratings. What are the issues and what can we expect to be the results? Here to discuss is the former Mayor of Shiloh, David Rubin, who is also the author of seven books and founder of Shiloh … Read more

A Violent Fourth of July Weekend Has Resulted In 220 Deaths and 570 Injuries (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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A new report from the Gun Violence Archive has revealed that, during last week’s Fourth of July weekend, there were a large number of deaths and injuries due to shootings. According to the report, a total of at least 220 people were killed, while 570 were wounded. It also notes 500 “instances of shootings” over the course of the four day weekend. Out of those, at least 11 were classified as active shooter events. These numbers were … Read more

Border Patrol Agents Aren’t Guilty of Whipping Illegal Migrants, According To a New Internal Review (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Back in September 2021, Joe Biden and the Department of Homeland Security were looking to punish Border Agents for reportedly whipping migrants with straps from their horses. At the time, Biden said, “They will pay.” But perhaps he was a bit hasty in his judgment. A new report indicates that while the Border Agents did have slight unprofessionalism with language, they weren’t guilty of any kind of malicious “whipping.” “Despite the actions taken by certain agents, … Read more

President Biden and Vice President Harris Are Once Again Battling Against Assault Weapons – But What Does It Mean For Private Gun Owners? (Guest: Second Amendment)

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Over the course of the weekend, both President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have proclaimed war on assault weapons, in the face of growing violence in America. But the real question is what will come from their crusade when it comes to private gun owners. Harris made her comments over the weekend, stating, “Assault weapons were specifically and intentionally designed to kill a lot of human beings quickly. It is a weapon of war. … Read more

Boris Johnson: The bigger reason for his demise (Guest: Guy Mitchell)

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The world has learned that Boris Johnson agreed to resign. So the question is: Was pressure for Boris Johnson’s resignation merely because he conducted parties without requiring face masks? Or is there a deeper issue? Joining us to get to the bottom of Boris’s acquiescence is Guy Mitchell, author of the book, “Global Warming: The Great Deception.” Q&A: Guy, we all know that Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, and thousands of other elected officers have been … Read more

$77 Billion in Improperly Paid Payments From Unemployment Insurance Leaves Some Heavy Cause For Concern (Guest: Devlyn Steele)

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In this day and age of inflation, it’s frustrating when a huge amount of money goes to waste. This is particularly true with unemployment insurance, as a recent report from the Department of Labor suggests that a large amount of payments were made improperly. Per a recent report from The Epoch Times, the report from the DOL’s Inspector General suggests that more than $77 billion of employment insurance payments last year were made improperly – out … Read more

Derek Chauvin Is Convicted For Violating George Floyd’s Civil Rights, But What Does This Say About the Image of the Police? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Following sentencing from May 2020 for pressing his knee on the back of the late George Floyd, Derek Chauvin recently faced another conviction, this time regarding his civil rights. The former Minneapolis police officer was sentenced in a federal court to an additional 21 years in prison for violating both Floyd’s rights and that of a young boy’s as well. The sentence will coincide with the 22.5 years that Chauvin has already been convicted. But … Read more

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