‘Republican’ Green energy fantasies and casualties with CFACT Analyst Bonner Cohen

Cop Shop with Bobby Newton PIO Patrolman at the Cape Police Department

It’s time once again for “Cop Shop” as we welcome Bobby Newton, PIO Patrolman with the Cape Girardeau Police Department, to discuss the latest happenings in local law enforcement, community safety efforts, and important reminders for residents across the Cape area. From ongoing investigations and crime prevention tips to upcoming events and outreach programs, Bobby gives listeners an inside look at how officers are working every day to keep the community safe while building strong relationships with the public.

Target Medicaid fraud while protecting disabled with Executive Director at Able Americans Rachel Barkley

As Congress and state leaders continue debating healthcare reform, advocates for Americans with disabilities are urging lawmakers to crack down on Medicaid fraud without harming the vulnerable people who rely on the program every day. Rachel Barkley says reforms should focus on eliminating waste, abuse, and improper payments while preserving critical services for disabled individuals, seniors, and families in need. Barkley argues that protecting the integrity of Medicaid is essential to ensuring resources remain available for those truly dependent on the program, emphasizing that accountability and compassion can — and must — go hand in hand.

Nuclear energy must be embraced alongside coal & natural gas with research fellow at The Heartland Institute Linnea Lueken

America’s growing energy demands require an all-of-the-above approach, and that means embracing nuclear power alongside reliable coal and natural gas generation, according to Linnea Lueken. Lueken says nuclear energy provides dependable, emissions-free baseload power that can strengthen the nation’s electric grid while complementing traditional energy sources that continue to fuel homes, businesses, and industry. She argues that coal, natural gas, and nuclear power together offer the reliability and affordability needed to meet future demand and maintain America’s energy independence.

UN Pumps Brakes on Climate Alarmism with CEO at American Energy Jason Isaac

The United Nations appears to be softening some of its climate rhetoric as economic realities, energy demands, and growing skepticism over costly green mandates continue to mount worldwide. CEO of the American Energy Institute Jason Isaac joins us to discuss why some global leaders are pumping the brakes on climate alarmism, how energy policies impact everyday Americans, and why he believes reliable fossil fuels remain critical to economic growth, national security, and affordable living.

Update on movement in Iran negotiations with Executive Director at SPME Dr. Asaf Romirowsky

An update on the movement in negotiations involving Iran will be discussed with Asaf Romirowsky, as reports indicate the United States and Iran continue indirect talks centered on sanctions relief, uranium enrichment, and regional security concerns. While both sides have signaled progress on several key issues, major sticking points remain, including Iran’s highly enriched uranium stockpile and demands surrounding sanctions verification. Recent reports also suggest growing internal pressure from hardliners inside Iran who oppose concessions to the United States, adding further uncertainty to the negotiations. Dr. Romirowsky will break down the latest developments, the role of Israel and regional allies in the discussions, and what a potential agreement—or collapse in talks—could mean for stability in the Middle East and U.S. foreign policy moving forward.