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No Holds Barred Democrat Election Tactics

Post author By Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr.
Post date August 8, 2024

Will Democrat’s “No Holds Barred” political tactics lead them to victory again? Gregg Philips, creator of Ground Fusion AI, discusses the controversial topic. If you missed the program on your local station, catch it here. https://rumble.com/v5a3959-the-american-political-zone-august-6-2024.html

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Threats from China, Threats to the Safety of the Ballot Box

Post author By Frank V. Vernuccio, Jr.
Post date August 1, 2024

On this week’s program:

How dangerous is China’s naval threat? The Heritage Foundation’s Brent Sadler has the chilling details.

Will the 2024 vote be honest and fair? Catherine Engelbrecht, founder of True the Vote, provides vital insights.

If you missed the program on your local station, tune in at https://rumble.com/v597u9t-the-american-politiacl-zone-july-30-2024.html

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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.

If you missed the program on your local station, watch it here

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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.

If you missed the program on your local station, watch it here.

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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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What the U.S. Space Force Must Do

U.S. Representative Mike Rogers (R-AL), Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, delivered remarks at a CSIS Aerospace Security Project event reflecting on the Space Force’s accomplishments and mission five years after its creation. We present key portions of his address. People have come to realize the very real threats that exist in space and the compelling need for a Space Force. This was all happening at a time when our reliance on space and the threats to our space systems were growing rapidly, as was a budding commercial space ecosystem. So where are we today? The trends we saw then have significantly accelerated. There has been a roughly 400% increase in the number of satellites, driven primarily by commercial companies. Tens of billions of dollars of private investment are fueling bold innovation. And the fabric of space is extending deeper into the joint force, as well as our daily lives. I believe we are entering a new “Apollo-like” era for space and I’m excited about the future. But I am also concerned. China and Russia haven’t been idle during this time. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine started with cyber-attacks of commercial space ground infrastructure. This was followed by persistent GPS jamming, demonstrating what many had warned about 5 years ago. That future conflicts would extend to space. No adversary understands that better than China. China has continued an unprecedented run to deploy systems on orbit designed to remove our space advantages. They will also enable the Chinese military to track and target our joint force. General Saltzman recently described this pace of Chinese activity as “mind boggling”. And they show no sign of slowing down. So the Space Force has its work cut out for it, but they’re not going it alone. Congress will be a partner. We will continue providing the policies and resources to ensure the US is leading and strengthening our posture in space. So, let’s get into some areas of focus as we look to the future. I’ll start with people, and I’ll be blunt – the Space Force needs to grow. When we stood up the service, we called for a small, agile force. At that time, the focus was to get them on their feet and running. We addressed issues like having their own budget, personnel, and promotion structure. We have come a long way from those early tasks. But now, it’s time for us to increase the size of the force to meet the growing threats. This increase needs to include both enlisted and civilian guardians as well as, junior officers, and general officers. I know some of my friends in Congress are violently opposed to any growth as just increasing overhead. But if we want to have a Space Force capable of doing what the nation expects, it has to have enough people, and the right people to carry out it’s mission. Now I’m not advocating a wholesale increase in end strength. Everyone is going to have to give a little. Congress should authorize more GOs; The Air Force should transfer some of their billets to the Space Force; And the Secretary of Defense should transfer additional billets from his pool. But, as we push to increase the size of the Space Force, we must make sure we are “developing” our guardians. When it comes to guardians it’s about quality AND quantity. We need to give them the skills they will need to support a technology-driven force. Both Generals Saltzman and Raymond have done a great job building a war-fighting culture and normalizing space as part of the joint fight. Nonetheless, we still have much more work to do. Seven years ago, the General Officer promotion stats for the Air Force revealed that almost all of those promoted were pilots. As I look to the future of the Space Force, I’m going to be watching these statistics to ensure that the Space Force isn’t making the same mistake. The Space Force has to be led by more than just operators. They must recognize the contributions of all career services if it is to be successful. A deep understanding and connection with technology is at the core of the Space Force. Operators, acquisition, intel, and cyber professionals must all be on equal footing. The future of the Space Force will depend on its ability to both nurture these unique specialties and tribes, while also creating a unified fighting force. Don’t get me wrong, I agree that growing and building space operators is critically important. But, the development of acquisition and other professionals is just as important. After all, what are those operators going to operate if acquirers aren’t acquiring? For the Space Force, and the joint force to succeed we must have guardians that are just as comfortable operating in space as they are breaking down a requirements document. That leads us to budget and acquisition. As mentioned, General Saltzman has talked about a “mind-boggling” growth of national security threats in space. In this threat environment we expect the Space Force to perform two major missions. The first is to enable the joint force. The second is to protect and defend our interests in, to, and from space. This second mission, in particular, is no small task. And, this growth in mission must come with a growth in budget. Space warfighting is a highly technical affair. But don’t expect Congress to just throw more money at doing things the way we always have. We must approach acquisition differently. We can no longer afford to wait 8+ years to develop requirements, and conduct long drawn-out competition processes. Nor can we afford these endless cost-plus development contracts. Fortunately, progress is being made. Secretary Calvelli for his part has worked to expedite things by emphasizing fixed priced contracts. And SDA has taken advantage of many of the acquisition methods authorized by Congress for just this purpose. Our commercial space sector, the envy of the world, is investing billions in new infrastructure and manufacturing. This includes modern technologies such as AI, autonomy, and more. Everyone is moving a little bit in the right direction, but it is not enough. The Department must be more agile and continue to use every lever that has been given to it by Congress […]

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Key Issues: Keeping Americans Safe and Educated

America spends more per student than just about any nation in the world, and yet our students continually fall behind. Those dollars are being diverted to progressive propaganda. Author, film maker, Elena Barbera fearlessly describes the crisis. John Lott, an internationally recognized expert on crime and gun laws, discusses why the mass deportation of illegal aliens, especially criminals, is feasible, and necessary. If you missed the program on your local station, watch it here. Photo: Pixabay