6-23-26 Great Guests for Your Show

1. Todd Sheets: Iran Peace Talks – The Fat Lady's Still Warming Up

2. Daniel Greenfield: Domestic Terrorists Were Obama's Special Guests at Center Opening

3. Kerry Lutz: Bad News for Trial Lawyers - Tesla Full Self Driving is Saving Lives

4. Michele Steeb: Tolerance vs. Compassion for the Homeless

5. Josh Hammer: Trump Ties His Name and Credibility to Vance's Dubious Iran Diplomacy

6. Kenneth Rapoza: Quicknode Co-Founder: Blockchain is the Brawn Behind Agentic AI, Not the Brain

Iran Peace Talks – The Fat Lady's Still Warming Up

By Todd Sheets, Investment Banker, Economist, Author of 2008: What Really Happened

President Trump wants out of Iran so badly he may be willing to live with otherwise unacceptable terms. While potentially far-fetched, there is also another plausible explanation that is entirely consistent with the Trumpian character - that he was willing to give Iran what it wanted in order to get the Strait opened, with the intention of then dragging out negotiations until after the midterms before returning to a much harder line with respect to any final, legally binding, agreement; or, if needed, a return to more forceful action. Only time will reveal whether there is method in the preliminary madness of this evolving drama – but stay tuned, it wouldn't be the first time Trump's critics wrote him off before the fat lady finished her warmups. [more...]

Domestic Terrorists Were Obama's Special Guests at Center Opening

By Daniel Greenfield, CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center

"It's a front-row seat to history, no matter where you are," the Obamas promised everyone coming to the opening of their grim towering $850 million Obama Presidential Center. But much like Barack Obama's famously cynical slogan, "we are the ones we have been waiting for," some had actual front row seats to the Obama post-history while others were out back. Most of the three thousand or so people who flocked to serve as human props for the official opening of the massively ugly addition to the Chicago skyline were forced to squat in camp chairs on the dying grass of what remained of a once beloved neighborhood park, burning in the hot sun, while their betters, politicians and celebrities, watched the spectacle up close. [more...]

Bad News for Trial Lawyers - Tesla Full Self Driving is Saving Lives

By Kerry Lutz, Founder of the Financial Survival Network, Economist

Why Tesla FSD already won the safety argument - and why the system still won't let it win

36,640 Americans died on the road last year. We may already have the technology to dramatically reduce that number. It's not a matter of whether the machines can drive. The real question is: who financially benefits from keeping them permanently "almost ready?" Read on about my recent experience as I drove 13,000 miles using the latest version of Tesla Full Self-Driving. [more...]

Tolerance vs. Compassion for the Homeless

By Michele Steeb, Homelessness Expert

If we truly believe every life has value, we must stop confusing tolerance with compassion. Compassion demands more than allowing people to remain trapped in addiction, mental illness, and homelessness - it requires treatment, recovery, restoration, and, when necessary, compelled intervention to help people reclaim their lives. [more...]

Trump Ties His Name and Credibility to Vance's Dubious Iran Diplomacy

By Josh Hammer, Conservative Political Commentator

The Iran appeasement, primarily negotiated and championed by Vice President JD Vance but ultimately bearing Trump's signature, raises at least two crucial questions. First, can Americans somehow believe that Iran will uphold its commitments, given its history of deceiving and lying at every turn? Second, what does this mean for Trump's legacy and successor plans, as it pertains to the Middle East and 2028 presidential hopefuls? We shouldn't mince words on the first issue. To place trust in Iran's fanatical Islamist leadership is not merely naive — it's delusional. [more...]

Quicknode Co-Founder: Blockchain is the Brawn Behind Agentic AI, Not the Brain

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

Investors are placing almost all of their attention on artificial intelligence. The AI story is focused on private companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, with investors waiting for their IPO days. AI is dominated by traditional markets and Big Tech players. Blockchain infrastructure provider Quicknode thinks there are other opportunities out there in this space – most of it for private capital. The next phase of AI may depend less on intelligence and more on stablecoin payment architecture. [more...]

6-16-26 Expert Guests for Your Show

1. Kenneth Rapoza: China's Rise as No. 2 Economic Power Has Created Worldwide Industrial Subsidies Trend

2. Kerry Lutz: Docusign Diplomacy - Iranian Peace is Just a ZOOM Call Away

3. Todd Sheets: Is the Stagflation Sky Falling?

4. Michele Steeb: California's Real Homelessness Crisis - Failed Governance

5. Fmr. Congressman Louie Gohmert: 24 Hours on Capitol Hill to Save America

6. Josh Hammer: For the Left, Power Always Trumps Principle

7. James Hirsen: Elon Musk Becoming a Trillionaire is Something to Celebrate

8. John Lott: The Shocking Truth About Australian Crime Rates

China's Rise as No. 2 Economic Power Has Created Worldwide Industrial Subsidies Trend

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

China's meteoric rise as the No. 2 economic power behind the U.S. has forced other industrial powers to increase subsidies in the form of direct payment grants and tax incentives in order to maintain market share. The OECD report does say that China is the world leader in subsidies. Between 2005 and 2024, the focus years for the study, China companies received an average of three to eight times more government support than most OECD countries. They said 22 percent of global market share gains by companies that expanded over that time frame can be linked to government support – everything from free land to major tax write-offs. But for China, 60 percent of the companies that expanded all saw an increase in government subsidies. China's rise as an industrial powerhouse has not only been aided by Western capital; it's been helped even more by Beijing and provincial government funding and tax incentives. [more...]

Docusign Diplomacy - Iranian Peace is Just a ZOOM Call Away

By Kerry Lutz, Founder of the Financial Survival Network, Economist

The digital revolution has finally hit the world of high-stakes international diplomacy. Forget the historic, grand ballrooms of Geneva or Vienna. Forget the flashing bulbs of hundreds of press cameras, the heavy velvet curtains, and the theatrical spectacle of bitter adversaries awkwardly shaking hands over a mahogany table. As the United States and Iran edge toward a momentous halt to their high-tech conflict, history will record this not by the stroke of a fountain pen on parchment, but by an encrypted digital token. [more...]

Is the Stagflation Sky Falling?

By Todd Sheets, Investment Banker, Economist, Author of 2008: What Really Happened

Last week, The Wall Street Journal ran an article titled, "Inflation is picking investors pockets." Then, when the May inflation report came in "hot" at 4.2% the markets took a hit, falling by 1.5%- 2.0%. Not coincidentally, bond yields have also risen over the past few months. All of which has led some to predict that we are returning to the kind of stagflation (stagnant growth combined with rapidly rising prices) that turned the 1970s into the worst decade for real (inflation adjusted) stock market returns in the twentieth century. So, are the dire predictions correct? Or are they just a modern version of Chicken Little clucking, "The stagflation sky is falling!" [more...]

California's Real Homelessness Crisis - Failed Governance

By Michele Steeb, Homelessness Expert

After California lawmakers blocked legislation requiring a comprehensive audit of the state's multibillion-dollar Homekey program, CalMatters undertook the very investigation state leaders refused to demand. The findings sharply undercut Governor Gavin Newsom's repeated claims that his pandemic-era Homekey program has been a "phenomenal success." The two-year investigation, built on roughly 250 projects and more than 100 public-records requests, exposed a familiar pattern in Newsom's governance style: massive spending, glowing political rhetoric, weak oversight, and deeply underwhelming results. In a state already plagued by oversight failures involving Medicaid, hospice care, in-home supportive services, and homelessness spending itself, the revelations were troubling, though hardly surprising. [more...]

24 Hours on Capitol Hill to Save America

By Louie Gohmert, Fmr. Texas Congressman

Only judicial accountability can end the judicial coup.

The David Horowitz Freedom Center has developed the Judicial Accountability Project to break the stalemate and restore the framework of a constitutional government. The idea began during a conversation with former Rep. Louie Gohmert, a member of the House Judiciary Committee, at the Freedom Center's event in Las Vegas last year. It lit a spark that led to bigger things happening. We began building profiles of judges and collecting information about judicial abuses; and even more importantly, we were building a roadmap of constitutional options for accountability. Our list included a judge who had lied about working for Jeffrey Epstein and signed off on the Mar-a-Lago raid; a Pakistani judge who had apologized to two attempted Trump assassins; along with more famous figures like Judge Boasberg, who had signed off on the covert surveillance of members of Congress, as well as judges guilty of conflicts of interest, abuse of AI to fake precedents, partisan misconduct from the bench and other violations of judicial codes. [more...]

For the Left, Power Always Trumps Principle

By Josh Hammer, Conservative Political Commentator

Graham Platner’s Senate candidacy exposes the lie that Democrats believe in anything other than their own power.

With the Democratic Party nomination of Graham Platner to challenge incumbent Susan Collins for her Maine Senate seat, the American Left has once again proven that it stands for absolutely nothing other than its own maniacal pursuit of power. Platner is one of the most scandal-ridden candidates for high political office in modern American history. And those scandals have a rather perfect way of undermining Democrats' purported pro-feminist and anti-Nazi bona fides, exposing their brazen hypocrisy and galling lack of intellectual integrity for all with ears to hear and eyes to see. [more...]

Elon Musk Becoming a Trillionaire is Something to Celebrate

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

In a capitalist system, visionaries, entrepreneurs, inventors, artists, etc., have free rein to flourish. Sometimes they are financially rewarded for their skills, talents, and efforts. It's a beautiful thing, because when they are rewarded for their contributions, a free society reaps the benefits as well. The Musk model is a prime example. SpaceX isn't just another rocket company; it has fundamentally rewritten the economics of space travel. And Starlink, a subsidiary of SpaceX, has brought high-speed Internet to remote corners of the globe, from war-torn locales and disaster zones to third-world rural villages, which has allowed millions who were previously cut off to actually connect. [more...]

The Shocking Truth About Australian Crime Rates

By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime

Australia faces a serious crime problem. Many Australians believe their crime rate is low compared with countries like the United States, yet sadly that myth stems from misunderstanding statistics about how crime is measured. Media coverage reinforces the myth, and the real questions are why that misunderstanding persists and what can be done about it. [more...]

6-9-26 Excellent Guests for Your Show

1. Kerry Lutz: The SpaceX IPO Will Change the World... and Investing as We Know It

2. Todd Sheets: The SpaceX IPO - Dystopian Morality Tale, or Inspiring Venture?

3. Martin Mawyer: AI - An Active Prediction Engine

4. Michele Steeb: Housing First is a Disaster - I Saw Sacramento's Homeless Chaos Firsthand

5. Kenneth Rapoza: Government Seeks to Enlist Small Business Involved in Critical Supply Chains

6. Daniel Greenfield: 24 Hours on Capitol Hill to Save America

7. John Lott: Gun Safety - Violent Crime Drops as More Americans Pack Heat

The SpaceX IPO Will Change the World... and Investing as We Know It

By Kerry Lutz, Founder of the Financial Survival Network, Economist

Wall Street is completely unprepared for what happens when SpaceX finally goes public. Most investors think a SpaceX IPO will simply be another large technology offering. They couldn't be more wrong. This will not be another IPO. It will be a financial singularity. For nearly two decades, ordinary investors have watched from the sidelines while private equity firms, venture capital funds, sovereign wealth funds, and billionaire insiders accumulated massive positions in the most revolutionary private company in history. The public got to buy the leftovers. SpaceX changes that equation overnight. [more...]

The SpaceX IPO - Dystopian Morality Tale, or Inspiring Venture?

By Todd Sheets, Investment Banker, Economist, Author of 2008: What Really Happened

On a recent episode of The Daily podcast, The New York Times (NYT) managed to subtlety twist the IPO (Initial Public Offering) for SpaceX into something of a morality play. As if the whole thing were a dystopian attempt by some kind of Billionaire Darth Vader to take over the universe, with everything from the world's financial system to your grandmother's IRA hanging in the balance. So, is the largest IPO in history really just Billionaire Vader trying to convince us to fund his Evil Empire? Or is this a story of American-style capitalism attracting the best and brightest from around the world to unleash the infinite possibilities of human ingenuity? [more...]

AI - An Active Prediction Engine

By Martin Mawyer, President of Christian Action Network

For years, we've been told the great AI question is simple: Will artificial intelligence take our jobs? That question is no longer theoretical. Nary a day goes by without a scathing headline of a major corporation, or even a small business, announcing layoffs and restructuring around the 'wonders' of artificial intelligence. But how long before AI begins to monitor, control, and condition people to obey its whims? According to one analysis, the goal is not merely to review a person's past actions but to pursue something akin to the film 'Minority Report.' The objective? To forecast future risk by relentlessly analyzing an individual's travel patterns, relationships, online behavior, and daily habits. No longer is it enough to simply ask, 'What did this person do?'... but 'What might this person become?' The algorithm becomes an active prediction engine. [more...]  Subscribe to Patriot Majority Report

Housing First is a Disaster - I Saw Sacramento's Homeless Chaos Firsthand

By Michele Steeb, Homelessness Expert

Homelessness rose 40% in California after the state adopted a housing-only model with no sobriety or treatment requirements.

America's homelessness crisis is routinely framed as a housing crisis. It is not. It is a crisis born from the collapse of accountability at every level of the system. Nowhere are the consequences of that collapse more visible than in California - and especially in its capital city, Sacramento. If you live anywhere homelessness is exploding - HEED THIS WARNING: What's happening to Sacramento's waterways is a direct result of failed "housing first, treatment never" policies. [more...]

Government Seeks to Enlist Small Business Involved in Critical Supply Chains

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

The Small Business Administration (SBA) wants to enlist domestic companies to help rebuild entire industrial ecosystems lost to decades of corporate and DC-interests in services, innovation, and IP instead of manufacturing. The U.S. is still great at inventing things, but mass production of those inventions has migrated to Asia. Within Asia, the bulk of it is all in China. In a new world where the rising power (China) is challenging the old one (U.S.), offshoring key portions of critical supply chains is an economic vulnerability. Like the rest of the government, the SBA recognizes this vulnerability as a national security risk. [more...]

24 Hours on Capitol Hill to Save America

By Daniel Greenfield, CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center

Only judicial accountability can end the judicial coup.

The David Horowitz Freedom Center has developed the Judicial Accountability Project to break the stalemate and restore the framework of a constitutional government. The idea began during a conversation with former Rep. Louie Gohmert, a member of the House Judiciary Committee, at the Freedom Center's event in Las Vegas last year. It lit a spark that led to bigger things happening. We began building profiles of judges and collecting information about judicial abuses; and even more importantly, we were building a roadmap of constitutional options for accountability. Our list included a judge who had lied about working for Jeffrey Epstein and signed off on the Mar-a-Lago raid; a Pakistani judge who had apologized to two attempted Trump assassins; along with more famous figures like Judge Boasberg, who had signed off on the covert surveillance of members of Congress, as well as judges guilty of conflicts of interest, abuse of AI to fake precedents, partisan misconduct from the bench and other violations of judicial codes. [more...]

Gun Safety - Violent Crime Drops as More Americans Pack Heat

By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime

A new survey of 1,000 general election voters conducted last month by McLaughlin & Associates found that almost 30% of respondents said they carry a firearm. These results show a 5.5% increase in the number of respondents who said they carry firearms since a similar poll was conducted in December 2024. The survey is the latest evidence challenging claims linking firearms and violent crime. As data show both the number of firearms and the percentage of people carrying them is increasing, preliminary estimates show the U.S. murder rate is likely to hit a record low in 2025 – at least 10% below the previous record low. [more...]

David Horowitz Freedom Center Launches 'Judicial Accountability Project' to Hold Radical Judges to Lawful Standards

By Daniel Greenfield, CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center

Nearly 40 senate and congressional offices have already been briefed on their legislative powers to rein in radical judges. 

In a whirlwind 3-day visit to Washington, D.C., Daniel Greenfield, the CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center, accompanied by Former Congressman and now Freedom Center Senior Fellow Louie Gohmert, met with key lawmakers on the Judiciary and Oversight committees to pitch an innovative new plan to hold radical judges accountable for their unlawful and improper actions. The David Horowitz Freedom Center created the Judicial Accountability Project to document judicial abuses by radical judges and construct a congressional roadmap for holding them accountable. [more...]

Housing First is a Disaster - I Saw Sacramento's Homeless Chaos Firsthand

By Michele Steeb, Homelessness Expert

Homelessness rose 40% in California after the state adopted a housing-only model with no sobriety or treatment requirements.

America's homelessness crisis is routinely framed as a housing crisis. It is not. It is a crisis born from the collapse of accountability at every level of the system. Nowhere are the consequences of that collapse more visible than in California — and especially in its capital city, Sacramento. [more...]

Gun Safety - Violent Crime Drops as More Americans Pack Heat

By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime

A new survey of 1,000 general election voters conducted last month by McLaughlin & Associates found that almost 30% of respondents said they carry a firearm. These results show a 5.5% increase in the number of respondents who said they carry firearms since a similar poll was conducted in December 2024. The survey is the latest evidence challenging claims linking firearms and violent crime. As data show both the number of firearms and the percentage of people carrying them is increasing, preliminary estimates show the U.S. murder rate is likely to hit a record low in 2025 – at least 10% below the previous record low. [more...]

6-2-26 Great Guests for Your Show

1. John Lott: The Push by Democrats to Ban One of the Commonly Owned Handguns in the U.S.

2. James Hirsen: Hollywood Targets LA Mayoral Candidate Spencer Pratt

3. Michele Steeb: HUD's New Homelessness Count

4. Todd Sheets: Iran Update - A Balanced Assessment

5. Kenneth Rapoza: Asian Emerging Markets are Turning Stablecoins into Everyday Financial Infrastructure

6. Daniel Greenfield: Platner Loses Women

The Push by Democrats to Ban One of the Commonly Owned Handguns in the U.S.

By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime

Gun control advocates are trying a new tactic. Instead of trying to ban all handguns, some Democrat states are trying to ban one of the most commonly owned handguns - Glocks - which they claim can be easily converted into machine guns. Maryland's Democrat Governor Wes Moore and Connecticut's Democrat Governor Ned Lamont joined California by signing into law a ban on the manufacture, sale, purchase, and transfer of guns with a cruciform trigger bar, which is a vital internal component of semi-automatic pistols - most notably Glock and Glock-style firearms. Named after its cross-like shape, it connects the trigger to the firing mechanism and plays a crucial role in the firearm's safety and discharge sequence. [more...]

Hollywood Targets LA Mayoral Candidate Spencer Pratt

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

As the race for the Los Angeles city mayor heats up, some top-name celebrities are rushing to the rescue of incumbent Mayor Karen Bass by targeting her rising-star challenger Spencer Pratt. Actor, comedian, and game show host Drew Carey recently took to the social media stage to spout off about Pratt and cuss in current Dem fashion. "Anyone who votes for or endorses Spencer Pratt for Mayor of LA needs to get their head out of their a**," Carey wrote. Carey's tirade is no isolated rant; it's actually a reflection of a broader pattern on the part of select Hollywood celebrities, who appear to be trying to save Bass from an embarrassing loss come election day. [more...]

HUD's New Homelessness Count

By Michele Steeb, Homelessness Expert

The Department of Housing and Urban Development just released the latest homelessness count: a 3% drop in overall numbers - but a staggering 81% surge in chronically homeless Americans after 12 years of "housing first, treatment never." Untreated diseases - including addiction and mental illness - worsen. That's exactly what happened. Thankfully, President Trump and Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner are righting the ship by prioritizing AND funding disease treatment in our approach to homelessness. [more...]

Iran Update - A Balanced Assessment

By Todd Sheets, Investment Banker, Economist, Author of 2008: What Really Happened

Depending on how negotiations proceed, we could still end up with an extended blockade, perhaps combined with further targeted air strikes. But, recent posturing aside, President Trump seems eager to achieve a negotiated settlement that will reopen the Strait, reinvigorate the global economy, and allow us to bring our troops home. Furthermore, only the president and his team are in a position to fully evaluate the effect of the on-going war on our own military resources and on other risks such as Taiwan and Ukraine. And, finally, like it or not, the president has to take domestic politics into account – if he loses too much support, his ambitious agenda will be threatened. [more...]

Asian Emerging Markets are Turning Stablecoins into Everyday Financial Infrastructure

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

The old crypto narrative was simply that Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is an investment everyone needed to hold. Maybe someday people will use it to buy cars or real estate. But with Bitcoin and other major crypto currencies declining all year, and alt-coins desperately trying to prove their investability, the best cryptocurrency story today lies in two things: stablecoins and payment infrastructure. [more...]

Platner Loses Women

By Daniel Greenfield, CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center

"He's a cheater, he's an antisemite... he's a liar, a racist.

The Democrats have a massive gender gap so the logic of putting up someone like Graham Platner in Maine, a Madison Avenue liberal's idea of what working class looks like, is winning back men. But after the sexting scandal, the math has shifted so that Dems have to bet that they're not going to lose more women, a group they're counting on, than they're going to gain men, a group they've been losing to Republicans. And the problem is that there's something gross and off-putting about Platner. [more...]