Van Jones sounds the alarm: Democratic Socialists of America are destroying the Democrats

The clock is ticking: Why Washington can’t afford business as usual

The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – Washington is once again proof that the calendar matters as much as the headlines. With the House racing toward recess and the Senate lingering only a bit longer, lawmakers are trying to stack defense, funding, and election security measures before they vanish for August. The issue is not simply what passes...

Van Jones sounds the alarm: Democratic Socialists of America are destroying the Democrats

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The DSA has become defined less by what it wants to build than by what it seeks to eliminate and dismantle. Calls to abolish or dramatically weaken police departments, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), prisons, border enforcement, and even long-standing governmental structures have become central themes among...

Fracturing of the First Amendment

The Counter Momentum of Spin, with Dr. Franco Musio – Supreme Court rulings stretch the First Amendment across flag burning, offensive political expression, hate speech, threats, and incitement. The discussion examines judicial subjectivity, mass media influence, political violence, and whether modern social conditions expose constitutional gaps the nation’s founders could never have anticipated or prevented...

Republicans need to pass the SAVE Act or no recess!

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – A secure election should not be controversial. Most Americans, including most Republicans and a large share of Democrats, want basic integrity. They want proof of citizenship. They want clear voter rolls. They want ballots counted under rules that cannot be bent by activist judges or partisan officials. That is not extremism....

Affordable energy policy for New York households

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – New York families face rising energy bills, housing costs, and government spending that pushes opportunity out of reach. James Corell argues for reliable nuclear power, practical homeownership incentives, fiscal discipline, and leadership that protects taxpayers while restoring affordability, stability, and hope for young residents across the state and future generations...