TRUMP WALKS OUT ON NBC: The Question That Ended It

TRUMP WALKS OUT ON NBC: The Question That Ended It

Plus: the LA ballot-count chaos, the Pentagon cutting 180 faiths, Byron Donalds' parking-lot testimony, and the Mandalorian box-office collapse: all in today's episode. President Trump sat down with NBC's Kristen Welker in Wisconsin for a wide-ranging interview, from Iran to gas prices. It was the last subject that blew it up. Pressed on his claims about California's still-uncounted election, Trump called the process and the press crooked, told Welker to call it quits, and walked out. We break down the exact exchange that ended the interview and what it says about trust in how we count votes. Then: a Pentagon memo quietly slashed the military's recognized faiths from 211 to 31 under Secretary Pete Hegseth, and not everyone is calling it streamlining. Rep. Byron Donalds shares the testimony of the day he says he gave his life to Christ in a roadside parking lot. A 7.8 earthquake rocks the southern Philippines and triggers tsunami warnings across the Pacific. And Disney watches yet another Star Wars title stall at the box office. Six stories. Seven minutes. One biblical lens. 00:00 Welcome and Disclaimer 00:45 Trump vs Welker Clash 03:53 LA Mayoral Ballot Dump 06:19 Pentagon Faith Codes Cut 10:35 Philippines Quake Tsunami Alert 12:50 Byron Donalds Faith Story 16:07 Mandalorian Box Office Bust 20:55 Subscribe and Monday Prayer #647 #ChuckFrank #MeetThePress #PeteHegseth #FaithAndFreedom #AmericaFirst

$15 TO $70: Victoria's Secret DUMPED Woke and Soared

Plus: Trump's $700M COAL push, a 122K PAYROLLS surge, and a 250th rally performers are walking out on — all in today's episode. A few years ago Victoria's Secret was a punchline trading below $15 a share, after the brand spent years chasing every cultural fad in sight. This week it closed north of $70. What changed? According to Breitbart's John Nolte, the company simply stopped apologizing for who its customers are and went back to what built it. There's a lesson buried in that stock chart, and it has nothing to do with lingerie. It's about what happens the moment normal people stop being bullied into pretending. That same question runs under everything today. Trump just put $700 million behind American coal, with the administration projecting 14,000 jobs and grid relief across ten states. Private payrolls jumped 122,000 in May, the strongest hiring since early 2025 per ADP. An Arizona high-court ruling reshaped the case against the 2020 alternate electors, and the Senate held a showdown over proof-of-citizenship voting. And as the nation's 250th birthday approaches, the President is planning what he calls the greatest rally ever in DC, even as performers pull out over politics. There is a famine of truth in our land, and tonight Chuck asks the question that ties it all together: if we can rally around a brand, why not around our own country? 00:00 Welcome to 647 00:55 Trump DC Rally Plans 03:04 Payrolls Surge Update 05:27 Coal Investment Push 11:29 Arizona Electors Case 14:23 Victoria's Secret Backlash 22:56 Throwback Outrage Clip 33:48 Wrap Up and Prayer #647 #ChuckFrank #AmericanTruth #MAGA #AmericaFirst #FaithAndFreedom

PENCE BETRAYS MAGA: The 'Country Club' Comeback Plan

Plus: the House votes to rein in Trump on Iran, the GOP Senate moves against his new intel chief, and Trump floats a Vance-Rubio 2028 ticket — all in today's episode. He stood beside Trump for four years. Now Mike Pence is on national television calling the movement that remade the Republican Party a "threat," and arguing the answer is to hand the wheel back to the old guard he himself calls the "country club right." Chuck breaks down what that phrase really means and why the timing should stop you cold. And it doesn't end with Pence. The same week the House voted to pull back the president's war powers on Iran (215-208, per Epoch Times), key GOP senators started signaling they'll block his new acting intelligence chief. All of it lands on June 4: the 37th anniversary of Tiananmen Square, where thousands died building a replica of our Statue of Liberty and waiting for an America that stayed silent. Chuck connects the betrayal we ignored abroad to the revolt we can't ignore at home. There is a famine of truth in our land, and today it has names you'll recognize. 00:00 Welcome and Disclaimer 00:47 Tiananmen Anniversary 02:17 Senate vs Trump Setup 03:36 House War Powers Iran 08:52 Vance Rubio 2028 Talk 11:30 Mike Pence Attacks MAGA 15:33 GOP Knifes DNI Pulte 37:43 Closing Prayer and Signoff #647 #ChuckFrank #MAGA #Constitution #Accountability #AmericaFirst

$248M GREEN FRAUD: The Tree-Planting Scam Nobody Saw

Plus: Dr. Oz says up to 35% of Obamacare enrollments may not be legitimate, the Supreme Court clears Alabama's congressional map for the midterms, Spielberg and Scorsese go all-in on AI, Scott Pelley is out at 60 Minutes, and a watchman's warning on the Congo Ebola outbreak. All in today's episode. He sold the world an eco-friendly bank. Tree-planting. Carbon footprints. The kind of feel-good finance that opens wallets and quiets questions. Then a federal judge in Los Angeles handed Joseph Sanberg, co-founder of the green fintech Aspiration, 14 years in federal prison and called the scheme among the worst he had ever seen from the bench. The US Attorney's Office puts the losses to investors and lenders at more than $248 million. And the mechanism behind the con runs straight through those very tree-planting promises. Chuck connects the dots the headlines are skipping. Then there's Dr. Oz, now running CMS, telling a White House briefing that as many as 35% of Obamacare enrollments might not be legitimate. The Supreme Court clears the way for Alabama's congressional map heading into the midterms. Spielberg and Scorsese break ranks and embrace AI while Hollywood panics. 60 Minutes shows Scott Pelley the door. And out of Congo, the International Rescue Committee warns the Ebola outbreak may be far larger than the official count admits, even as the outbreak-zone airport reopens. Six stories. Seven AM. One famine of truth. 00:00 Welcome to 647 00:50 Oz Questions Obamacare 02:01 Alabama Map Ruling 03:28 Spielberg Scorsese AI 08:00 Congo Ebola Airport 19:32 Scott Pelley Fired 20:38 Green Bank Scam 25:48 Wrap Up and Prayer #647 #ChuckFrank #Corruption #Justice #Accountability #AmericanTruth

A FAMINE of Truth: The Day the Watchman Came Up EMPTY

Plus: Tina Peters walks free in Colorado, competition horses attacked in Las Vegas, Trump's Kennedy Center showdown with a federal judge, and a 50-year-old off-road rule erased overnight — all in today's episode. Two years. Every single morning, six stories for 7 AM, a quick fix for a truth-starved country. And for the first time ever, Chuck Frank sat down to do the news and the well was dry. Not one nugget of gold. So what does it mean when a man who reads the Bible AND the headlines goes hunting for truth and comes home empty-handed? That silence is its own kind of warning. There is a famine of truth in our land, and today you don't just hear about it. You feel it. There were events, sure. A name Chuck waited 600 days to say out loud finally crossed the wire out of Colorado. A teenager in Las Vegas did something cruel enough to end what was never hers to take. The President made a move on a crumbling Washington landmark that has the courts and Congress at war. And a rule older than half the people reading this just vanished without a sound. Reasonable stories, every one. But none of them the gold. Watch what the watchman found in a famine — and what he didn't. 00:00 Welcome and News Drought 01:14 Tina Peters Released 02:29 Gas Prices Reality Check 03:13 Serena Williams Comeback 05:13 Horses Stabbed in Vegas 06:31 Off Road Vehicles Rule Ends 08:52 Kennedy Center Showdown 10:09 Australia Minimum Wage Jump 11:23 Usha Vance Reading Challenge 12:46 Wrap Up No Gold Today #647 #ChuckFrank #BiblicalTruth #AmericanTruth #FaithAndFreedom