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Democratic Presidential Nominee Kamala Harris Insists She’s “Tough On Crime” – But Is She? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The law enforcement veteran discusses the nominee’s stance on criminal activity, and why she may not be so “tough” after all. Kamala Harris has made it clear that she’s fit to be the next President of the United States, with Vice President nominee Gov. Tim Walz by her side. But through this, some are questioning if she’s truly ready – especially when it comes to fighting crime. She’s noted in her campaign that she’s “tough … Read more

It’s Becoming Clearer Than Ever That President Joe Biden Is Not Fit For Re-Election (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The law enforcement veteran discusses the uprising in Democratic voices against 81-year old Biden – and why a change needs to be made now. It’s been just about a week since the first Presidential debate between current President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, but the fallout continues to be felt. One thing is certain, however – Biden doesn’t seem fit for a second term. As much as he’s been fighting for said term, … Read more

Israeli Politician: “We Won’t Shed a Tear” Over Death of President of Iran (Guest: JD Rucker)

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While there was no immediate official Israeli government reaction to the helicopter death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, MK Avigdor Liberman, chair of the opposition Yisrael Beytenu party, said “we won’t shed a tear” over his death. He called Raisi “a brutal man.” Raisi was seen as a potential successor to Khamenei.  Meanwhile, an unnamed Israeli official told Reuters Israel played no role in the helicopter crash. In the recent past, Raisi praised the leaders of … Read more

Sid Roth: There’s More to Helicopter Crash that Killed Iranian President

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All the eyes of the world are on the sudden death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and a number of other officials on Sunday. Raisi was seen as a protégé to Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and a potential successor for his position.  Tehran launched hundreds of missiles and drones at Israel just over a month ago with nearly all of them intercepted before they did any damage. Some wonder if Israel had anything … Read more

Trump Lays Out Plan for Second Term in TIME Interview: A Comprehensive Look with Dan McLaughlin

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Suggested Host Introduction: Many people wonder what Donald Trump might do if reelected. Well, here’s a hint. In a revealing and detailed interview with TIME magazine, former President Donald Trump outlined a bold and comprehensive agenda for his potential second term, covering a wide spectrum of policies from immigration and economic strategies to foreign affairs and judicial matters. Hosted at his Mar-a-Lago estate and supplemented by follow-up discussions, this interview serves as a pivotal piece … Read more

Will What’s Happening With the Trump Trials Bring Him That Much Closer To the White House? (Guest: Dan McLaughlin)

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The senior writer for National Review discusses the ongoing cases, and where it may – or may not – end up going in the long run. To say that the ongoing criminal trials against former President Donald Trump are “interesting” is an understatement. Every day there seems to be some sort of development from the trial, from a statement made by his lawyers that backfires to some extent, to Trump lashing out on social media … Read more

Gun Policy Seen as Extremely Important to Nearly Half of U.S. Voters (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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A CNN poll that landed Sunday found “Gun Policy” tied for the third most important subject behind only the economy and the vague concept of “protecting democracy,” which was a  particularly popular answer among Democrats.  While 65 percent of registered voters named the economy as “extremely important,” 58 percent said “protecting democracy,” followed by 48 percent for gun policy, crime and immigration. The poll did not define “gun policy” in any way.  Joining us now to discuss … Read more

The Big Concern With Joe Biden Being President, and Why the GOP Is Pushing Too Hard Too Soon On His Inability To Lead (Guest: John deVerteuil)

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The retired Sergeant Major and author discusses the big problem with Biden’s re-election hopes, and how the GOP should “calm down” for the moment. (Please note, 100,000 cume or higher please.) Even though President Joe Biden just won big in the Democratic primary in Michigan, there’s a great deal of doubt in regards to his forthcoming re-election campaign. One big concern is obviously Biden’s age, as he’s currently 81. He’s already shown signs of strain … Read more

Election ’24 About Abortion, Future of Religious Liberty (Guest: Jim Harden)

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(Originally published in NewsMax.) Since the overturning of Roe with the Dobbs ruling by the Supreme Court, millions of dollars are being spent to redefine Christian morality by, among other things, Christianizing abortion. This includes nearly $28 million for a Super Bowl ad targeting Christians titled “He Gets Us.” If successful, it could deal a deadly blow the First Amendment, protecting public moral expression that runs counter to a progressive secular narrative. It all started in 2022 … 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

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 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

Why Is President Biden More Focused On Banning Guns Rather Than Hiring On More Police Officers?

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts is confused by the President’s actions, and wondering why he won’t give police officers a fair shake. Even though the nightmarish situation surrounding a mass shooter loose in Maine has come to a solution, the after-effects still have many across the nation reeling. And, with that, President Joe Biden has once again called for a solution that he believes will “fix” the problem – though many aren’t really sure. As … Read more

White House exposes special forces – and risks their lives (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in WND.) Democrats have shown time and time again that they don’t respect the U.S. military. They would much rather use our Armed Forces for social experiments like integrating transgender servicepeople into the ranks than making sure they are prepared for combat. And now they have needlessly put the lives of some U.S. soldiers in the Middle East at risk. The White House posted a picture on X (formerly Twitter) of President Joe … Read more

Pro-Life Strategist Predicted Republican Underperformance in Midterms, Warns of Repeat Losses: BY Rev. James R. Harden

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(Originally published in AUN-TV.) The lead-up to the 2024 Presidential election is a perfect opportunity to educate the world about the truth that all people are made in the image of God and are therefore equally valuable, without qualification—born or preborn. Abortion was a fiery issue in the first Republican Primary Debate. Democrats are talking about it too, especially after their true but very unpopular position of unfettered abortion-on-demand until birth was called out. They used it … Read more

President Joe Biden Still Doesn’t Seem To Understand How Banning Assault Weapons Wouldn’t Work

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why the President’s call for stricter gun control isn’t the answer when it comes to stopping “active shooter” events. Over the weekend leading up to July 4th, a number of shootings took place in Baltimore, Philadelphia and Fort Worth, with at least ten people killed and dozens others injured. With that, President Joe Biden has made a statement, once again calling for strict gun control and banning … Read more

DeSantis Requests Input from CompassCare CEO Regarding the Corruption in Federal Law Enforcement

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Jim Harden discusses his recent meeting with the Florida Governor. On June 9, 2023, Presidential candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis held a remote, closed meeting, in which he requested strategic input surrounding deep-seated corruption in federal law enforcement. CompassCare CEO Jim Harden attend the meeting and gave perspective on the matter. This strategic input provided to Gov. DeSantis by Rev. Harden included his 5-Point Plan to Prosecute Corruption within Federal Law Enforcement. Rev. Harden said after the … Read more

Does the Joe Biden Situation Call For a Military Tribunal? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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It’s been days since documents were discovered in  President Joe Biden home, but the debate continues as to how they got there – and, more importantly, who’s taking action in terms of an investigation. Republicans have already formed a special counsel with Attorney General Merrick Garland, along with the FBI, Oversight Committee and Department of Justice. But will real justice be served? Michael Letts doesn’t believe so, noting that a “fair, unbiased, equal standard investigation” into … Read more

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