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We’re Three Months Into 2024, and Several Problems Are Yet To Come (Guest: Mark Biltz)

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Pastor and author Mark Biltz explains why the year is just getting warmed up when it comes to bigger problems. We’ve already seen a number of situations that indicate 2024 isn’t quite going as planned for some. But that said, Mark Biltz believes things might just get worse. The founder and Senior Pastor of El Shaddai Ministries provided a dark but detailed outlook of what could be coming in the months ahead. Among the concerns … 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

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

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

China Appears To Be Cutting Back On Reliance With Foreign Technologies – But Will it Literally Cost Them? (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times’ Nan Su discusses the government’s latest move to disallow iPhones and other foreign-branded devices from being used in office. Apple is set to reveal a new line of iPhones in the coming week, but it appears one country isn’t going to let its government employees get their hands on them. China has told its central government agencies that its employees are not allowed to use iPhones or other foreign-branded devices in the … Read more

Can Politics Make American Great Again? (Guest: Sid Roth)

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On behalf of the host of It’s Supernatural!, Sid Roth, we’d like to propose him as a compelling guest for your show. Sid, widely respected for his understanding of spiritual matters, would be the ideal candidate to discuss “Can Politics Make America Great Again?” In an era marred by political corruption and moral decay, our guest Sid Roth offers a unique, hopeful perspective. While he believes that our current politics offer no solution, America’s finest days lie … Read more

Just How Closely Is Ehud Barak Tied In With Israeli Politics? (Guest: Avi Lipkin)

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The author explains how the central figure behind the rise in Israeli anger is more deeply invested than some might think. A lot of trouble continues to grow in Israel during the rule of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. However, a new report discusses some of the figures behind this uprising – and how they revolve around former Prime Minister Ehud Barak. Per the report, during a recent podcast with Haaretz reporter Amid Oren, it was noted that … 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

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

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

Mitch McConnell’s Support For Anti-Gun Advocate Lisa Murkowski Speaks Volumes For Those That Bear Arms (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Gun Owners of America representative Stephen Willeford explains why this is a move that could endanger gun support in the Senate. One of Mitch McConnell’s most recent decisions is sending a number of pro-gun advocates reeling. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell recently showed his support for Senator Lisa Murkowski, spending $5 million to help push back against candidate Kelly Tshibaka, who is backed by former President Donald Trump. Many pro-gun advocates see this as a … Read more

Planned Parenthood Is Spending Big Bucks To Get Into Politics With Their “Take Control” Initiative – But Where Is the Money Coming From? (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Ahead of the forthcoming midterm elections in November, Planned Parenthood is planning to spend $50 million in an effort to keep arguments about abortion fresh in voter’s minds. This follows the company’s previous spending of $45 million back in 2020, with the focus of pushing selected candidates for governor’s offices and U.S. senate seats. The program will go under the name Take Control.  “We say this every cycle: ‘This is the important election,’ Amy Kennedy, … Read more

Blame Game Bust – Truth in Education Needed Now  (Guest: Sheri Few)

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The Democrats’ blame game is a bust with President Biden’s crashing approval rating and National Public Radio (NPR) helping them deflect with an article today attempting to link the Buffalo shooter with “Replacement Theory” while blaming Fox News hosts Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingram for elevating conspiracy theories and inciting violence.  The only effective way to combat the propaganda from the mainstream media today is to prioritize effective education policy that elevates parental rights and returns authority of education back to … Read more

How will Averting a Government Shutdown Impact America’s Fragile Economy? (Guest: Phillip Patrick)

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Now that the U.S. Senate has passed a bill to fund the federal government through February 2022, Congress faces another deadline – the $28.9 trillion borrowing limit. So while inflation grows along with America’s out-of-control debt, Democrats still sink deeper into a quagmire of dysfunction thinking that it is “fiscally irresponsible not to spend more money.” It’s time for a conversation to unpack what all of this means to our wallets as the year ends. … Read more

Poll: BLM has Peaked and now Plunging in Popularity (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Michael Letts

  A new Poll shows that popular support for Black Lives Matter (BLM) had plunged during the 18 months since the group bounded on the scene when George Floyd died during police custody, according to our special guest Michael Letts, a police officer, a firefighter, and a 9/11 first responder.   According to The Police Tribune and the polling organization Civiqs, 52% of people polled said they supported Black Lives Matter in May of 2020.  But this month that … Read more

HHS Memo Shows Biden Admin Attempt to Undo Trump-era Religious Liberty Protections

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Erwin Lutzer

News organizations are reporting that a Health and Human Services (HHS) internal memo details plan to roll back Trump-era religious liberty protections this week.   HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra is considering revoking the authority the Trump administration delegated for the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) to prevent violations of religious liberty. Could it be because President Trump got more pro-life and religious liberty wins than any other Republican president before?   The HHS draft memo targets two actions related to … Read more

Beto O’Rourke sticks by his gun-grabbing Guests: Second Amendment Foundation

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  Everytown for Gun Safety, the gun prohibition lobbying group created and supported by anti-gun billionaire Michael Bloomberg, asks recipients of an email blast sent Friday to answer three questions and help “put an end to the NRA.”   Everytown, like the establishment media, seems locked forever in the mindset that the National Rifle Association is the only gun rights organization on the landscape. In reality, if the NRA suddenly disappears, other gun groups are … Read more

Don’t take the bait of activists itching for riots to break out over the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict Commentary

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By Michael Letts The Kyle Rittenhouse case should concern all of US. All Americans, regardless of if we think young Kyle was guilty or innocent. We need to pull back the curtain to see the underlying policies and procedures that should be a wake-up call to catapult US into peaceful action. Nearly a quarter millennium ago, the land of the free and the home of the brave emerged to become a beacon of hope and … Read more

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