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?
A former SEAL Team Six operator and a retired Homeland Security Investigations officer join Dean Cain in Las Vegas to assess the Iran memorandum, America's World Cup moment, election integrity, and why the golden age is underway.
CPAC Dallas packed the ballroom without Trump present. Dean Cain and guests break down what the legacy press ignored: the Iran victory, rural America’s crisis, the class realignment, and a movement that showed up ready to act.
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.
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.
Former U.S. intelligence officer D.W. Wilber outlines America’s renewed military posture: overwhelming force, raised standards, and zero tolerance for politics in uniform. The message to adversaries is clear; the United States is ready.
From WWII unity to today’s divided America, D.W. Wilber explores the cost of war at home, the fading spirit of sacrifice, and the urgent need for Americans to unite in defense of freedom and national security.
