I support the Second Amendment… But…

The sleeper agent

The Tenpenny Files – Adam Finnegan explores chronic Lyme disease, immune tolerance, persistent infection, and the hidden history of biological warfare. Drawing from personal illness, military archives, scientific research, and Operation Paperclip, he questions whether a tick bite tells the whole story behind years of debilitating symptoms and medical uncertainty for countless patients worldwide...

Stanton Peele repeals addiction as disease

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Stanton Peele challenges the addiction-as-disease model, arguing that recovery grows through purpose, responsibility, relationships, and meaningful life change. Drawing on research, treatment experience, and natural recovery, he questions brain scans, lifelong medicalization, and trauma-based explanations while emphasizing human agency, practical support, and the power to change...

Playing the long game! CCP infiltration of American institutions

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – That is why the fight over semiconductors is not a niche technology debate. It is a national survival issue. If one foreign-linked network can dominate memory chips, chip fabrication, 5G infrastructure, robotics, and artificial intelligence, then the future of American defense and American freedom is at risk. The same goes for election systems...

I support the Second Amendment… But…

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Don’t you just love it when someone says, “I support the Second Amendment, but… blah, blah, blah! Like in California, where they claim to support the Second Amendment, but they banned striker-fired handguns. Or Virginia, where the government, and I believe several legislators, claim to support the Second Amendment, but banned an entire...

Hidden in plain sight: Understanding human trafficking today

Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – Rev. Bill Cook speaks with anti-human trafficking advocate Ashley Miller about how traffickers exploit vulnerabilities through grooming, coercion, technology, and relationships. They examine warning signs, prevention strategies, community responsibility, survivor support, and Safe House Project’s work helping victims find safety, recovery, lasting freedom, and hope...