Tim Clemente went from five homicides in one shift on St. Louis streets to flipping foreign leaders for the FBI and evacuating the Pentagon on 9/11. Episode 7 of The Hero Next Door tells his story.
Brian Sizemore’s son Lucas was a young Atlanta Police officer with a bright future. On January 9, 2024, he took his own life without warning. Brian now leads the Lucas Foundation to end law enforcement suicide. This is his story.
HHS Secretary Kennedy reveals how pharmaceutical and tobacco companies captured the FDA, engineered addictive food, and created the sickest nation on Earth. Dean Cain hosts a conversation about MAHA and what comes next for America's children.
Jim Etzin of Oakland County Tactical Consortium explains why Uvalde’s children were “doomed captives,” how offenders are now ambushing responding officers, and the standard every agency in America must meet. Watch on Proud American Studios.
In the premiere of The Western Hemisphere, Dean Cain sits down with Ian "Patches" Liburd in D.C. to explain why he traded Hollywood for a federal badge, and delivers a frontline assessment of Venezuela, Iran, Cuba, and the fight for hemispheric sovereignty.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin details $30 billion in clawed-back taxpayer funds, the $1.3 trillion rescission of the Endangerment Finding, billions exposed in climate grift, and the administration's push for American energy dominance.
Sebastian Gorka briefs Dean Cain on the new counterterrorism strategy signed by President Trump: three threat categories, 815 jihadis killed in 14 months, 106 American hostages rescued, and the ISIS architect of Abbey Gate captured on Day 43.
Acting AG Todd Blanche sits down with Dean Cain in Washington, D.C. to address federal indictments, the Southern Poverty Law Center case, citizenship fraud enforcement, and the DOJ’s mission to restore accountability.
Philippe Martinez, D.W. Wilber, and Leigh Scott name the enemies directly: Iran, China, antisemitism at home, and Marxist regimes in the Western Hemisphere. The first full episode of THE HEAVY pulls no punches.
ICE surpassed 589,000 removals under Director Todd Lyons. In his final interview before stepping down, Lyons details sanctuary failures, billion-dollar Chinese fraud networks, an unfunded HSI, and the personal toll of leading the agency.
Two terrorists. An AK-47. A SWAT team that was ready. Lt. Dan Colasanto on the 2015 Garland attack no one covered, 33 years on the job, getting shot twice, and why complacency is the real threat.
Border Czar Tom Homan lays out the facts: illegal crossings down 96%, cartels going bankrupt, 145,000 missing children found. Dean Cain and his team of military and law enforcement veterans break down what the media refuses to cover.
