Investigative reporter Sara Carter says migrant encounters at the southern border are smashing records, including a mind-numbing 800,000 illegals who sidestepped authorities and disappeared into the fabric of America since fiscal year 2021.
Carter reports that so far in fiscal year 2022, there have been a shocking 440,000 gotaways alone, with no signs of slowing down. She joins Fox News’ Pete Hegseth, guest host on “Hannity,” to discuss the massive rush to the border.
Sara Carter reports that human trafficking is prevalent across the country, but the majority of us are unaware of what’s going on. In the following investigative report, Carter takes an intense look at the growing scourge of human trafficking and how so many women, boys and girls are sexually exploited or forced into labor right here in the United States. Here’s her report.
In a follow-up video, Carter cites some sickening statistics, including the shocker that women make up the largest proportion of human traffickers. She explains why and more.
Former California Congressman Devin Nunes says the House Intelligence Committee was unaware of the recent Durham Report bombshell that Rodney Joffe, aka Tech Executive-1 and chief technology officer at Genuity, was spying on President Trump during the 2016 Presidential campaign and into the first few months of his presidency.
Nunes says the FBI covered up the information, failed to comply with Congressional subpoenas and misled the House committee. Nunes joins the Sara Carter podcast with more on the Durham Report and also discusses his new position with Truth Social.
American veterans are still feeling the painful impact of the Biden Administration’s abandonment of Afghanistan, after having fought, bled and lost friends there.
Sara Carter discusses the impact with U.S. Army Lt. Col. Scott Mann (Ret.), an organizer of the Pineapple Express, through which veterans helped to rescue more than 700 Afghan allies and their families. Col. Mann offers his take on the Afghan debacle and talks about the challenge of transitioning from military service to civilian life, a change that drove him to the brink of suicide. Here’s the interview.
It turns out the reports last week that the massive influx of Haitians at our southern border was resolved and a majority of them were flown back to their homeland was absolutely fake news.
California Rep. Devin Nunes tells investigative reporter Sara Carter that the majority–if not all–the immigrants are in the United States. “Nobody knows where the hell they’re at and it’s totally unacceptable,” Nunes says. “My estimation is that we’re going to let 3 million people into this country this year. It’s completely out of control.” He added it’s clear the Democrats are buying votes that will affect elections 10 to 15 years down the line. Here are more of Nunes’ thoughts on the Carter podcast.
Wasn’t foreign policy supposed to be Joe Biden’s strength? Apparently not, following the faux pas in Afghanistan and the mess on our southern border.
Sean Spicer, former White House press secretary for President Trump, tells Sara Carter that the narrative of the last presidential election was that Biden was this mature adult and former chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, who had friends leading countries around the world and would bring a sense normalcy to our foreign policy. “And look what’s happened,” Spicer said. “You have French, British, other foreign leaders talking about what a disgrace this has become.” Here’s more of Spicer’s analysis on Biden’s debacle in Afghanistan that exposed the decades-long lie that he was a foreign policy expert.
Sara Carter welcomes Goya Foods CEO Robert Unanue to discuss the explosive growth of human trafficking and sex slavery, which is now a $150 billion business and may soon overtake the drug trade as the largest criminal enterprise in the world.
Says Unanue, “I heard there are 40 million people being sold as modern-day slaves. Seventy percent are women, over 25 percent are children and this is happening across our borders, in our neighborhoods and in our homes. There’s a total disregard for human life and it’s disgusting.” More from Carter and Unanue.
The Democrat Party has a lot to answer for when it comes to race relations. The party of slavery, segregation, Jim Crow and the Ku Klux Klan needs to look squarely into the proverbial mirror.
Says Sara Carter, “They keep using the word equitable. But instead of going into the communities, instead of addressing the critical issues, they say, ‘we need to give them some money and make things equitable.'” Carter welcomes Arizona U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs to the podcast to discuss the issue and offer solutions.
Arizona’s Mark Brnovich is one of more than two-dozen state attorneys general fighting to keep the controversial Critical Race Theory curriculum out of public schools, an issue that has divided our two major parties.
Brnovich says Critical Race theory is nothing more than the latest rebranding of Marxism, which seeks to destroy church, family and other fundamental institutions that keep our society strong. He joins Sara Carter to explain the fight over this radical ideology and why it is vital for America’s future that it be defeated.
The human trafficking crisis across the southern border regarding young woman, children and drugs has increased dramatically in recent months, a situation investigative journalist Sara Carter knows all too well. She exposed the illicit activity in the early 2000s, going undercover and discovering an underground-tunnel system that aided traffickers. Sadly, the problem has never been addressed by authorities, but Carter is again speaking out as she sees the problem worsening.
During her initial investigation, Carter also discovered that the traffickers were within the U.S. government and the money made from this issue was laundered to parties to fund wars in the Middle East that kept the Military Industrial Complex running. Says Riss Flex, “This whole situation at the border, which Sara Carter exposed and which is being hidden, exposes the government organizations colluding with Middle Eastern terrorists at the Mexico border. It’s like all the world’s problems are connected.”
In this segment of her podcast, Flex releases a 2007 C-Span interview with Carter, where she details her extensive probe of the trafficking crisis.
