6-17-25 Excellent Guests for Your Show

1. John Lott: As Deportations Rise, The U.S. is on Track for the Lowest Murder Rate on Record

2. Daniel Greenfield: Newsom's Riots

3. Lord Conrad Black: Let's Make a Bonfire of Canada's Ghastly Wokeness

4. Greg Rabidoux: The Left is Right - Trump is King

5. Todd Sheets: The L.A. Riots - Immigration and Our Biggest Challenges

6. Kerry Lutz: Worried about the National Debt? TrumpGPT to the Rescue

7. Judd Dunning: Trump's Tariff Play is Smart, Strategic and Already Working

8. James Hirsen: Washington State Lawmakers Confirm They're Anti-Church

As Deportations Rise, The U.S. is on Track for the Lowest Murder Rate on Record

By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime

When you let law enforcement catch criminals, you will get less crime.

Murder rates are plummeting. While we still have more than half a year to go, Kash Patel, the FBI's director, says that the U.S. is on track to have the lowest murder rate ever. The current record low occurred in 2014 when the FBI reported a murder rate of 4.45 per 100,000. The question is: why? Law enforcement matters, but it is probably also that Trump is deporting criminal illegal aliens. [more...]

Newsom's Riots

By Daniel Greenfield, Author of Domestic Enemies

There is no way to understand the sudden violent riots in Los Angeles which required the dispatch of the National Guard, without also understanding how California is actually run. The state is not, as its leaders insist, a democracy, it's an oligarchy run by a small group of powerful political interests, merging elected officials, unions and nonprofits, who move money looted from taxpayers, customers and business back and forth into each other's pockets. That corrupt system, which accounts for everything from high gas prices, the catastrophic wildfires and missing billions in homeless spending, exploded into calculated political violence meant to put Newsom in the White House. The riots entangled much of the political network around Gov. Gavin Newsom and the state's powerful Democratic Party power brokers. [more...]

Let's Make a Bonfire of Canada's Ghastly Wokeness

By Lord Conrad Black, Author of The Political and Strategic History of the World, Vol II

It is irritating and distressing to see Canada robotically following the British and French and two other countries in imposing sanctions on two Israeli cabinet ministers over their comments related to the West Bank. It is also annoying that our new prime minister, who squeaked to a minority victory through a histrionic imposture of a modern Churchill against Donald Trump's Hitler, trying to reconcile the extreme green zealotry of a lifetime with absolute commercial and political necessity, offers nonsense about "decarbonized" oil. [more...]

The Left is Right - Trump is King

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

When it comes to visuals and villains, the left falls way short. They so want everyone to hate President Trump and MAGA Nation, but they keep fumbling the optics. The "No Kings" protests gave us a lot of signs about rainbows, transgenderism, blow-up balloons of a very orange President Trump, anti-DOGE signs, and pro-Hamas signs. This nationwide protest, largely funded by over 240 DNC affiliated non-profits with a reported $2.1 billion cash kitty, felt anything but authentic and organic. But once again, and what must really infuriate his critics, President Trump, who long before he chose politics, was a master brand builder and is truly the King of counterprogramming. Whether it's boisterous patriotic bashes, large outdoor rallies, exclusive media interviews or surprise podcasts with "breaking news" or "huge announcements" all timed to counter anything and everything the opposition tries, we have never seen this sort of dueling media mastery from the White House before. [more...]

The L.A. Riots - Immigration and Our Biggest Challenges

By Todd Sheets, Author of 2008: What Really Happened

I believe our most pressing problems are a direct result of trying to absorb the impoverished workforces resulting from the failure of communism and of our own misguided government interventions and spending policies. The administration has already scored a huge victory at the border. Refocusing on finding and deporting criminals should help further de-escalate matters. If we re-ignite the type of economic growth we have experienced in the past, we will provide upward mobility for Americans and the demand for additional labor that will help keep the door open for the millions who dream of coming to America to work hard and create a better life for their families. [more...]

Worried about the National Debt? TrumpGPT to the Rescue

By Kerry Lutz, Host of Financial Survival Network

Forget the debt ceiling. Forget trillion-dollar coin fantasies. Here's what no one in D.C. wants on your feed today: America already controls one of the biggest Bitcoin fortunes on Earth - thanks to Silk Road, FTX, cartel takedowns, and maybe a hidden black-budget accumulation desk so covert even Congress can't audit it. And in January 2025, President Trump didn't just seize this narrative - he freed the man who started it all. [more...]

Trump's Tariff Play is Smart, Strategic and Already Working

By Judd Dunning, Talk Show Host, Bestselling Author

President Trump's latest pledge to slap broad tariffs on foreign imports has elites in Brussels, Beijing, and even Washington predicting catastrophe. They couldn't be more wrong. In reality, Trump’s tariff play is a smart and strategic move – one that’s already showing results for American workers and our economy. When Trump imposed tariffs on Chinese goods and steel imports in his first term, the establishment pundits and Obama-era economists wailed about impending trade wars and recession. Instead, the opposite happened. The U.S. economy surged. Unemployment fell to a 50-year low, over 500,000 manufacturing jobs came back by 2019, and wages at the blue-collar bottom were rising faster than those at the top for the first time in decades. Factories that had long been shuttered flickered back to life. The supposed "trade war" didn't tank us at all – it kick-started a long overdue revival of American industry. 

Washington State Lawmakers Confirm They're Anti-Church

By James Hirsen, NY Times Bestselling Author, International Business Attorney, News Analyst & Cultural Commentator

The State of Washington recently passed a law that requires religious clergy to report information to authorities, even when the information is obtained during the centuries-old rite of Confession. Although there are other legal ramifications to the new law, of particular significance is the reporting of information involving the sexual abuse of a child that is obtained during the sacramental rite. Under the new legislation, clergy are required under penalty of law to report to authorities information that is acquired within the sacred walls of a confessional. In my legal assessment, this new law is unconstitutional, discriminatory, and selective in that it exempts from compelled testimony an aunt or uncle, an Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) sponsor, a union representative, and an extensive list of others receiving confidential communication. Catholic priests, on the other hand, are left exposed to be subpoenaed. [more...]