Host Steve Woodward discusses the global threat posed by China, with one example found in a comparison of American military deaths in combat, 1945-present (103,000) and fentanyl deaths among U.S. citizens across a recent 12-month period (110,000). This current war on innocent Americans has no battlefield but the weapon is fentanyl and China is its source. China’s importing of oil also funds America’s adversaries, principally Iran and Russia.
The Atlantic magazine is afraid of Donald Trump and Trump supporters. Its January/February issue showcases essays by 24 writers “imagining” American under another Trump presidency.
Recent widespread anti-semitism on university campuses has magnified ideological poisoning inside these institutions, as evidenced by Harvard’s fierce protection of its president after she refused to condemn speech that promotes campus hatred toward Jews.
The White House’s Christmas video features a dance troupe with ties to Black Lives Matter activism.
The fast-tracked passing of the National Defense Authorization Act in the House of Representatives on December 14 represents a betrayal of Republican conservatives by House Speaker Mike Johnson and allies. Most alarmingly, Republicans caved on the extension of Section 702 in the defense act. 702 will allow sustained warrantless spying on American citizens heading into a contentious election year.
