Category: TV Program

TV Program

On America, at Home and Abroad

Post author By Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr.
Post date July 25, 2024

Retired Colonel John Mills is the author of “The Nation Will Follow” and “War Against the Deep State” He has service in five eras: Cold War, Peace Dividend, War on Terror, World in Chaos, and now, the Great Showdown with China. Topic: The Great Game is on. China is offended they were pointed out by NATO, so their response is to project force into Belarus in coordination with Russia.

Will the assaults on the Supreme Court, and the biased bureaucracy, destroy our Democracy? Our guest Auron MacIntyre discusses that. Then, Retired Colonel John Mills provides an insiders view of America’s dire international challenges.

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Freedom Under Assault

Post author By Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr.
Post date July 18, 2024

In two widely diverse areas, the right to run for office unmolested by a biased justice system, and in the right to travel without harassment, Americans are facing unprecedented assaults on their freedom.

Judge John Wilson (ret.) author of a new book, “Not Wasting a Crisis,” describes the abuse of the legal system to attack Donald Trump.

Jay Beeber, Executive Director of Policy at the National Motorists Association, describes the many ways motorists are being subjected to governmental roadblocks for merely using their private cars.

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Should Biden Run? Will there be War in the Pacific?

Post author By Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr.
Post date July 11, 2024

Watch for a no holds-barred discussion about Biden’s re-election bid, followed by a seriously distressing conversation about the danger of war in the Pacific. We are joined by the highly controversial Gianna Miceli, author of Free-Dumb, the Patriot’s Playbook. Watch here

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U.S. Military, Police face challenges

Post author By Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr.
Post date July 3, 2024

On this week’s program, legendary Navy Seal three-star Admiral Bob Harward discusses the status of today’s military (he is the author of Gouge! How to be smarter than the situation you are in.) He is followed by Michael Letts, who describes the plight of police offers today. If you missed the show on your local station, watch it here.

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A Coming Election Shock

Post author By Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr.
Post date June 23, 2024

Gerard Kassar, The leader of one of the most powerful cand influential conservative organizations in America, the New York Conservative Party, reveals that his ultra-blue state my be winnable for Donald Trump. He outlines the devastation that progressive policies have caused. Our second guest offers a reassuring message about the Earth’s climate, noting that the warnings from environmental extremists are not backed by science. If you missed the program on your local station, watch it here

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Russian Navy Sails into the Caribbean

Post author By Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr.
Post date June 12, 2024

The Russian Navy has entered the Caribbean this month, with a flotilla including guided missile ships and attack submarines. Daria and Frank describe the danger on this week’s program. Also, guest Wayne White describes the influence behind many of the internal political challenges facing the U.S. If you missed the program on your local station, tune in here.

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Retired Judge Blasts Biased Trial

Post author By Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr.
Post date June 5, 2024

Donald Trump’s conviction was tainted by a clearly biased judge, district attorney and state attorney general. Retired Judge John Wilson reveals the numerous improprieties at the trial. Also, Ed Bartlett discusses the irony of female support for Islamic terrorists who deny women basic rights. If you missed the program on your local station, watch it here

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Ignoring A Potential DIsaster

Post author By Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr.
Post date May 29, 2024

Is our society intentionally ignoring the very real possibility of a devastating natural or man-made disaster that could destroy all electricity in the nation? Expert analyst Clare Lopez discusses that frightening issue with film maker Nina May, who has produced a film on that very topic.

Speaking of electricity, Project 21’s Donna Jackson examines how the EPA is harming minority Americans with its excessive “green” rules.

If you missed the program on your local station, watch it here: https://rumble.com/v4y9uyc-the-american-political-zone-may-28-2024.html

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A Sabotaged Presidency?

Post author By Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr.
Post date May 23, 2024

Did the federal bureaucracy sabotage the Trump Administration? Our guest Mark Moyar explains that It did. We speak also with Jennifer Barbosa, a Florida Congressional candidate (5^th District) who describes why people are flocking to Florida. If you missed the program on your local station, watch it at https://rumble.com/v4wswnh-the-american-political-zone-may-21-2024.html

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Foreign Policy Disaster

Post author By Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr.
Post date May 16, 2024

Our foes are getting stronger and coming together while President Biden alienates our allies. Our Army, Navy and Air Force will be smaller at the end of his term than at the beginning. Watch our dramatic interview with retired Navy Seal Cameron Hamilton. If you missed the program on your local station, watch it here: https://rumble.com/v4ve6ub-the-american-political-zone-may-14-2024.html

Quick Analysis

Ukraine’s Frozen Conflict

As we approach winter in the northern hemisphere, the war in Ukraine is beginning to resemble a “frozen conflict” from many perspectives. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky recently told the media he hopes the war will end faster once President-elect Trump takes over in January. Opinions in Moscow, however, differ from that of the Ukrainian leader. Russian President Vladimir Putin argues that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) needs to exclude Ukraine from joining in “exchange” for peace. If it does not, he says, then no end to the war is in sight. So far there is no Christmas solution. Several NATO countries, according to Vladimir Socor of the Jamestown Foundation, are tentatively considering “coalitions-of-the-willing” to provide security for Ukraine outside of the formal NATO framework. There is, however, no collective mechanism today under which such an arrangement is viable. According to the NATO Charter, while Ukraine is a NATO partner country, it may not join as a full member since it has not fulfilled the requirements for membership. That has not stopped NATO and allies from continuing “to provide Ukraine with unprecedented levels of support, helping to uphold its fundamental right to self-defence,” according to the organization. Socor says that keeping Ukraine out of NATO will not advance peace with Russia. Waiting for a peace settlement, he suggests, would only serve to encourage Moscow to continue the war indefinitely. Although the Biden Administration officially withdrew its support for Ukrainian membership in 2021, NATO maintains an “open door” policy toward membership-seeking countries. The current White House position led the way for European states to oppose Ukraine’s membership saying that a decision should be delayed until “conditions are met.” Biden pushed for changing “open door” to a “bridge” metaphor. It is not intended as an across-the-board NATO policy and has been implemented in the past on a case-by-case basis, says Socor. “The alliance’s open-door policy was not fully insulated from Russia’s non-statutory blocking power, and NATO-aspirant countries’ path toward membership was not always irreversible.” Russia has successfully blocked states like Georgia from joining, first in 2008 and again after the war in Ukraine began in 2014. Russia recognizes the value add of Ukraine to NATO is enormous and that Kyiv has a better case than some other nations. Putin’s invasion was, in part, intended to foreclose that option. By 2021, Moscow was pushing hard to maximize its war objectives, which included further annexations of Ukrainian territory. A main goal for Putin was, and is, to ensure there is no Ukraine left to join NATO. As President-elect Trump prepares to assume office in January, he is faced with the historical challenges presented by the war. Post-conflict security guarantees were the center of several proposals made during the 2023 military stalemate. The incoming Trump Administration has yet to outline how it intends to handle the Russia-Ukraine war. Analysts in Washington believe that the new Administration will expect its European allies to guarantee the majority of Ukraine’s security needs. As we approach 2025, several European nations have acknowledged that they do not view Ukraine as eligible for NATO membership as it would draw the organization into the middle of the conflict. Others want to wait until the war is over or pending a “peace” settlement before considering Ukrainian membership. Socor reports that some “influential voices” are suggesting that “Kyiv should join NATO after “freezing” the war along a stable armistice line, de facto accepting Ukraine’s partition, with NATO security guarantees applying de jure to the government-controlled territory only.” This would mean starting accession talks soon with the actual talks to commence only after a ceasefire is in place. Trump arrives in Washington at a time when Putin’s hybrid strategies of war in Ukraine have eviscerated commonly-held differences between war and peace. “Absent a political consensus in NATO over Ukrainian membership, certain European allies, including France’s President Emmanuel Macron, are holding informal consultations about post-conflict security guarantees to Kyiv by NATO members outside of NATO’s framework,” according to the Jamestown Foundation. The Biden Administration downplayed the discussions on possible forms of military assistance and defense industry cooperation by sending only an Assistant Secretary of State. For a European peace to hold the Trump Administration would need to formally extend the United States’ nuclear deterrence to Ukraine. Options under discussion in Europe include a “coalition of the resolute” to deploy forces to Ukraine as part of a possible armistice package, deterring further Russian attacks, says Secor. European officials are also debating, without any agreement, whether its military forces could perform non-combat logistical roles to free Ukrainian forces to fight. None of the possible courses of action has moved forward as all eyes are waiting on the incoming Trump Administration for clues about its intended level of support for a NATO framework and other non-NATO proposals. Daria Novak served in the U.S. State Dept.