Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn and retired Lt. Col. Anthony “Tony” Shaffer join Dean Cain for two conversations on government accountability, public trust, and civic responsibility.
Retired Major General Paul E. Vallely joined D.W. Wilber on The Red Threat with a blunt assessment: the gravest danger to America is internal. He traced foreign influence on campuses from 1960s Berkeley to today and warned about the DSA's rise ahead of the November election.
In two separate segments of The Homeland, John Catsimatidis tells Dean Cain why tariffs, domestic manufacturing and lower gas prices matter ahead of the midterms, and Darcy Leutzinger breaks down vetting, vigilance and Plan C Leadership.
Dr. Simone Gold was fired from two hospitals, targeted by Congress, and arrested by a SWAT team for challenging COVID orthodoxy. On The Hero Next Door, she reveals her fight for medical freedom and the platform she built to restore patient autonomy.
Dean Cain and TBN's David Smith announce a new partnership between Proud American Studios and PositivTV, a free movie channel delivering faith-based, conservative content to over 30 million U.S. households. The alliance aims to serve an audience both men say has been neglected for decades.
In two separate interviews, Dean Cain talks with Alan Dershowitz about leaving the Democrats and with Brigitte Gabriel about surviving the Lebanese civil war. Both make the case for why the midterms will define America's future.
Rochelle Taub walked into a DSA recruitment meeting in lower Manhattan to see the movement firsthand. What she found: Marxist ideology stated openly, anti-American rhetoric, and a network of social clubs designed to radicalize. The premiere of The Red Threat tells her story.
Bryan Anderson lost both legs and a hand in Iraq. On The Hero Next Door Ep 11, the Purple Heart veteran talks wheelchair rugby, the Gary Sinise Foundation, and why he'd serve again without hesitation.
Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, the memory must remain vivid. From the Twin Towers to Benghazi, government failure opened the door and radical Islam walked through it. Every time, average Americans stepped up. The domestic threat has not gone away. Stay vigilant. Stay on the offensive.
Twenty-five years ago, Al Qaeda murdered nearly 3,000 people on American soil. Dino Buloha, a Moroccan Muslim American who spent years in intelligence hunting terrorists, says the threat he never expected is now the one that matters most: the division being encouraged from American podiums.
Dr. Mehmet Oz details the $100B healthcare fraud crisis, CMS's $42B enforcement victory, the whole-of-government crackdown on domestic and international criminals, and how the MAHA movement is reshaping American health policy.
Mamdani-backed socialists swept three New York Democratic primaries. Their platforms: abolish ICE, voting rights for illegal aliens, eliminate private health insurance, and $2 trillion in student loan forgiveness. Is this the new face of the Democrat Party?
