5-6-25 Great Guests for Your Show

1. Todd Sheets: The First 100 Days - A Bipartisan Moonshot for a Better Future

2. Greg Rabidoux: Trump Wants to Bring Back 'The Rock'

3. Kenneth Rapoza: Democrats on House Oversight Committee Unite Against Tariffs; Witnesses Tout Need for 'Factories of the Future' to Compete Against China

4. Robert Spencer: Trump Asks Muslim Leaders 'Do You Want to Die?'

5. John Lott: The FBI and Media Don't Tell You How Many Lives Guns SAVE

6. Judd Dunning: The Dark, Cold & Sharky Waters of Legal Consequence - Trump Sends the Alcatraz Message

7. Daniel Greenfield: Sec. of Defense Hegseth Calls for Dumping 20% Four-Star Generals

8. Sally Pipes: Trump Moving Healthcare Debate Away from Heavy Handed Gov't

9. Scott Powell: Judges Should Stay in Their Lane

The First 100 Days - A Bipartisan Moonshot for a Better Future

By Todd Sheets, Author of 2008: What Really Happened

The administration has taken on many important initiatives, such as energy policy, trade, defense, education and the border. But the matters discussed in this article are the mission critical issues of our time. Reducing our deficits, growing our way out of our debts, and addressing the threat from the CCP are all bi-partisan objectives similar to the great challenges we have faced in the past. Both sides of the Congressional aisle should come together and work with President Trump to stick the landing on this modern moonshot. [more...]

Trump Wants to Bring Back 'The Rock'

By Greg Rabidoux, Award-Winning Filmmaker, Author & Cultural Commentator

The Alcatraz Island fortress sits a mere 2.9 miles from San Francisco in the shadow of the Golden Gate Bridge. Once a proud and fully functional symbol of America's commitment to punishing the baddest of the bad guys like Al Capone, George "Machine Gun" Kelly, James "Whitey" Bulger, Mickey Cohen, and of course, the Birdman of Alcatraz himself, Robert Stroud, immortalized by actor Burt Lancaster in the film of the same name, Alcatraz now sits dilapidated and in disrepair. But in the wake of Trump working with actor Jon Voight to restore Hollywood while placing 100% tariffs on foreign made films (think China), maybe it's time to invite the "worst of the worst" to come back and visit Alcatraz for an extended stay. [more...] NOTE: Greg is also available to talk about Foreign Filming Tariffs

Democrats on House Oversight Committee Unite Against Tariffs; Witnesses Tout Need for 'Factories of the Future' to Compete Against China

By Kenneth Rapoza, Reporter/Columnist for Coalition for a Prosperous America

Democrats on the Economic Growth, Energy Policy, and Regulatory Affairs Subcommittee are united against tariffs. That was evident in the April 29 hearing titled “Made in the USA: Igniting the Industrial Renaissance.” For these members, it was a lost opportunity to weigh in on the subject at hand: how does America build the factories of the future so that it can reshore? What policies are needed to protect the government’s investments in things such as the 'CHIPS Act,' or are we eventually going to have to sit back and watch as companies like Intel decide it's cheaper to make advanced chips in Mexico and Asia, all coming at great loss to American know-how and high-skilled labor. Instead, words like "chaos" and talking points like "the Trump tariffs" were repeatedly thrown around to criticize the barrage of trade policies the White House announced on April 2. [more...]

Trump Asks Muslim Leaders 'Do You Want to Die?'

By Robert Spencer, Author of Antisemitism: History and Myth

At the National Day of Prayer, President Trump, when he asked the imams in Michigan if they wanted to die, likely had in mind the Islamic jihadists' oft-repeated desire for death. A Muslim child preacher once taunted those he has been taught to hate most: "Oh Zionists, we love death for the sake of Allah, just as much as you love life for the sake of Satan." Jihad mass murderer Mohamed Merah said that he "loved death more than they loved life." The late Nigerian jihadist Abubakar Shekau said, "I'm even longing for death, you vagabond." Former al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri’s wife advised Muslim women: "I advise you to raise your children in the cult of jihad and martyrdom and to instill in them a love for religion and death." And as one jihadist put it, "We love death. You love your life!" And another: "The Americans love Pepsi-Cola, we love death." That was from Afghan jihadist Maulana Inyadullah. [more...]

The FBI and Media Don't Tell You How Many Lives Guns SAVE

By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime

"The Trump admin has removed a memorial honoring victims of gun violence from the main atrium of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives, taking down about 120 portraits hung during the Biden administration," quotes The Washington Post. What would get them really upset if that memorial was replaced by pictures of lives saved by defensive gun uses. Watch this video: The FBI and Media Don’t Tell You How Many Lives Guns SAVE. 

The Dark, Cold & Sharky Waters of Legal Consequence - Trump Sends the Alcatraz Message

By Judd Dunning, Talk Show Host, Bestselling Author

I took my first sailing lessons in the bay off the shores of Alcatraz, with its cold, dark, sharky waters. To this day, Alcatraz has always sent a message: Only come here legally. Only come here to speak the language, to contribute, to embrace the American dream. Don't come to traffic fentanyl, commit crime, rape, or take American lives. Don't come to dilute our vote with mass dependence funded by taxpayer dollars and enabled by corporate greed and radical leftist politics. Illegal immigration has become a tool — not of compassion, but of control by the new underclass, low-wage automatons, used by the hard left to reshape America into a post-national global follower, not the exceptional bold and powerful leader it has always been. [more...]

Sec. of Defense Hegseth Calls for Dumping 20% Four-Star Generals

By Daniel Greenfield, Author of Domestic Enemies

The U.S. military, like every institution, has become top heavy with useless people. We have a lot of Chiefs, not as many Indians, and the Chiefs don't do very much except push their agendas and plan their future careers as defense industry lobbyists or consultants for foreign companies. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is doing something about it. "More generals and admirals does not equal more success. Now this is not a slash and burn exercise meant to punish high-ranking officers," Hegseth said. [more...]

Trump Moving Healthcare Debate Away from Heavy Handed Gov't

By Sally Pipes, Author of The World's Medicine Chest

There are many things to like about President Trump's executive order on prescription drugs, which he released last month. Paramount among them is that it moves the debate over prescription drug pricing away from price controls and other forms of heavy-handed government intervention. Instead, it aims to dismantle many government-imposed barriers that frustrate patients' ability to access state-of-the-art medicines affordably. [more...]

Judges Should Stay in Their Lane

By Scott Powell, Author of Rediscovering America

There was consensus when the Constitution was drafted that the judiciary would be the weakest of the three branches of the federal government, and for good reason. The Founders knew that there needed to be decisiveness in the executive branch, as there is no more immediate and important duty and role for the chief executive and commander-in-chief than to protect national security and safeguard American citizens. Trump made deportation of illegal immigrants a key plank in his campaign platform in 2023-2024, and he had a decisive November 5 election victory. Support for his deportation policy has actually increased since the election. Yet, men and women in robes from federal judges to the Supreme Court are defying the will of the people and putting America at risk by not ceding full authority to President Trump to manage the deportation of illegal immigrants. [more...]