Behind Charlie Kirk’s Death
Utah Valley University released a report last week, shedding new light of the security measures taken the day of Charlie Kirk’s shooting. Here’s more from Glen Beck.
Utah Valley University released a report last week, shedding new light of the security measures taken the day of Charlie Kirk’s shooting. Here’s more from Glen Beck.
Five Muslim terrorists have been arrested at gunpoint in Great Britain after they plotted to blow up a Royal Air Force Base outside Fairford, near the Welsh border in western Great Britain. The base has been used by the U.S. Air Force to fly missions into Iran, so the terrorists likely wanted to thwart the U.S. military machine.
It’s said they had loaded explosives into large vans they intended to drive onto the base. Not only has much of the facility been evacuated but also neighboring villages and towns. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
Richard Nixon offers his condemnation of “advocacy journalism,” the form of subjective speculation that describes so much of the investigative journalism produced by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein during the Watergate scandal. Some might suggest “advocacy journalism” is just another charade — i.e., something made up, or “absolute bullshit.”
Bill Murray shares his reaction to Nixon’s take with Joe Rogan. “Oh my Gawd, they framed Nixon.” Here’s more from the Richard Nixon Foundation.
Steve Gruber welcomes Promethean Action organizer Susan Kokinda for a wide-ranging discussion of Greenland, political tensions in the United Kingdom and U.S. relations with China and Russia.
The United States, Denmark and Greenland signed a new Arctic security agreement this week expanding America’s long-term security role while maintaining Greenlandic and Danish sovereignty. Kokinda discusses that agreement alongside Trump’s engagement with China and the continuing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Here’s more from Gruber on Real America’s Voice.
Mark Dice reflects on the growing resentment on the part of many Americans toward Israel. This is a nation that has singularly cost Americans billions of dollars, as well as countless lives, through endless wars in the Middle East. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu came to the United Nations to speak, but scores of delegates walked out.
Dice reserves his strongest criticism for Ben Shapiro and the charities he endorses — charities that exclusively benefit Jews to the exclusion of everyone else.
Some of Dice’s fault finding is excessive, but we concur with him on one point: U.S. Senators like Rick Scott of Florida should not be posting Israeli flags in their offices. If they can’t post Ol’ Glory, they shouldn’t be in Congress. Rick Scott ought to know better.
Ottawa — the capital city of Canada — has decided to rename its Trump Avenue in response to Trump calling for Lake Ontario to be renamed Lake America. The street will remain Trump Avenue through the balance of this year while a committee chooses a new name.
This comes as relations between the two countries have soured. Not only has there been squabbling over place names, but also tariffs and political preferences.
Trump, for instance, just moved to eliminate temporary protected status for thousands of Haitian refugees in the United States. Many of those refugees are now heading to Canada, rather than returning to their home nation of Haiti. Here’s more from Viva Frei, originally a Canadian lawyer, now living in Florida.
Author and independent journalist Mel K rejoins the program to share her extensive research into what she describes as an “invasion” of the United States from within. She traces its origins to the 1930s, arguing that central bankers, international industrialists, and Nazi-linked interests collaborated to build a powerful network designed to control the country’s institutions and its people.
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According to Mel, a small constellation of influential men consolidated the surviving networks of intelligence, finance, and philanthropy after World War II into a unified postwar architecture. She explains how this network gradually penetrated every pillar of American society—from education and Congress to the legal profession—while using an expansive NGO ecosystem to finance projects around the world and cement its influence.
The result, she argues, is a deeply embedded system of control that has steadily stripped freedom from the American people while concentrating wealth and power in the hands of a select few. Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.
President Donald Trump has seemingly secured permanent control of Greenland’s security interests.
He wanted the shipping lanes open at the top of the world. Denmark keeps the title to Greenland and the United States safeguards the keys. Here’s more from Glenn Beck.
While everyone was busy getting riled up about AI doom this week, an energy crisis was unfolding…Diesel is nearing $9 a gallon in California, with the nationwide average $6.31 a gallon. Diesel prices, refinery outages, pipeline attacks and mounting pressure on the world’s most important shipping routes are raising costs throughout our economy when everything is already more expensive than ever.
How did we get here?
And where is this energy crisis headed?
The world is not running out of oil. What is disappearing is the safe, affordable path between the oil and the people who need it. Here’s more from Really Graceful.
Rumors continue to explode surrounding Xi Jinping, suggesting he has suffered a stroke and remains hospitalized. It’s said Xi became ill after attending a meeting of the BRICS Summit, conducted last week in New Delhi, India.
BRICS is so-named to represent Brazil, Russia, India, Communist China and South Africa, although other nations have since joined the alliance.
Xi wasn’t the only attendee said to come under ill after the summit meeting. The leader of South Africa Cyril Ramaphosa also became ill and had to recuperate, although his condition was said to be relatively minor.
The rumors circulating social media about Xi suggested a far more serious outcome, although neither India nor Communist China has confirmed those reports. Here’s more from Trish Regan.