96 episodes
Israel's closure of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher during Palm Sunday raises serious questions about religious freedom and protection of Christian holy sites
Ground troop deployment to Iran would represent a massive escalation with severe consequences for American military readiness and domestic stability
Netanyahu's political strategy relies on perpetual conflict and military action rather than pursuing sustainable peace or negotiated settlements
Professor Jiang Xueqin analyzes how the Iran war will likely unfold using game theory and historical patterns to predict geopolitical outcomes
Joe Kent discusses the disputed justifications for military action against Iran and questions whether there was a genuine imminent threat
Criticism of the Netanyahu government is increasingly criminalized across Western democracies, effectively ending free speech protections
Carrie Prejean Boller was appointed to Trump's Religious Liberty Commission but faced pressure to pledge support for Benjamin Netanyahu as a condition of her role
The United States has become militarily entangled with foreign powers, particularly Israel, in ways that contradict American interests and constitutional principles
Col. Macgregor discusses how current Middle East tensions could escalate into nuclear conflict between major powers
The escalating Middle East conflict and nuclear war risks are fundamentally reshaping American political dynamics and forcing a reckoning with decades of interventionist foreign policy
Analysis of hidden motives behind current Middle East conflicts and potential religious dimensions including Third Temple reconstruction theories
Israel's military actions against Iran represent an escalation with significant implications for Middle Eastern geopolitics and Western foreign policy
Israel and neoconservatives are pushing for U.S. military intervention against Iran before Trump takes office
Tucker Carlson confronts Mike Huckabee on America's unconditional support for Israel and questions the motivations behind U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East
Dr. Fares Abraham shares the personal history of his Palestinian-Christian family living in Bethlehem since the time of Jesus
Ron Paul reflects on his 90 years and examines how his earlier predictions about American economic decline have materialized
Christians in the Holy Land face significant challenges and limited support from Western Christian organizations despite their historical presence in the region
Cenk Uygur discusses how American citizens want a sovereign country that prioritizes their interests rather than foreign policy entanglements, framing this as a non-partisan baseline demand.
Anthony Rubin documents the world's deadliest illegal migration route from Africa through multiple countries to Europe
A top Putin advisor warns that Russia will use nuclear weapons against Germany and the UK if the Ukraine war continues under current conditions
James Fishback is running for Florida governor and criticizes DeSantis's policies on free speech and economy
Discussion of political instability in Venezuela and its implications for US foreign policy and regional security
Discussion of Nicolas Maduro's capture and its implications for US foreign policy and regime change operations
Discussion of immigration policy and the integration of Somali refugee populations in the United States
Critical examination of U.S. foreign policy regarding Israel and the Gaza conflict
Donald Trump reportedly pressured Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to apologize to Qatar's leadership, marking an unprecedented shift in US foreign policy toward the Middle East
George Galloway, a seven-time UK parliament member, was detained by anti-terrorism police and had his property confiscated after criticizing the Ukraine war
The real ideological battle within conservative politics is not between individuals but against becoming a neoconservative establishment figure
Armenian Christians face systematic persecution and violence in Azerbaijan with alleged involvement from Israel and Western indifference
Paul Dans, a Trump-backed challenger, is running against Lindsey Graham for South Carolina Senate, arguing that Graham's reelection would eliminate the need for a Republican Party
The United States is actively pursuing regime change in Venezuela against Nicolas Maduro's government
Tucker Carlson examines how establishment Republican figures like Ted Cruz, Lindsey Graham, and Mark Levin are attempting to claim the mantle of the MAGA movement
Peter Daszak and USAID funded research programs that were ostensibly designed to predict pandemics but allegedly facilitated gain-of-function research on deadly pathogens
State Rep. Steve Toth discusses his primary challenge against Congressman Dan Crenshaw, arguing that Crenshaw does not represent America First principles
Netanyahu allegedly claims to control Donald Trump and American policy through blackmail and bribes
Shahed Ghoreishi claims he was fired from the State Department for refusing to repeat Israeli talking points in his role as a press officer
Immigration and demographic change have fundamentally transformed Western countries more profoundly than any war in recent history
American foreign policy over the past 60 years has involved military interventions abroad followed by immigration of affected populations, enriching the ruling class while destabilizing domestic society
Mother Agapia Stephanopoulos shares firsthand experiences of Christian persecution and declining Christian populations in the Holy Land under Israeli governance
Lt. Col. Tony Aguilar responds to character attacks and accusations following his whistleblowing about alleged war crimes in Gaza
Retired Green Beret Lt. Col. Tony Aguilar details alleged war crimes and humanitarian atrocities he witnessed in Gaza
Mearsheimer argues that the situation in Gaza constitutes genocide and that the United States should not be supporting Israel's military operations
Braxton McCoy shares his military experience in Iraq and the transformative moment that changed his perspective on war
Chinese crime gangs are systematically trafficking drugs into rural America, particularly Maine, with minimal media coverage or law enforcement response
Iranian President Pezeshkian discusses potential pathways to end regional conflicts through diplomatic negotiations rather than military escalation
Dr. Huberman conducts an exclusive interview with Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian to discuss global perspectives and geopolitical issues
U.S. foreign policy in Iran has been shaped by strategic interests in oil and regional control dating back to the Carter Doctrine and the 1953 CIA-backed coup
Rob O'Neill shares his journey from accidentally joining the Navy to becoming a member of the elite SEAL Team 6, detailing the grueling training and psychological demands of becoming a special operator.
Rep. Greene argues that many U.S. politicians prioritize foreign interests, particularly regarding AIPAC influence, over America First policies
A military strike on Iran by the US would have catastrophic consequences including potential nuclear escalation and regional destabilization across Iraq, Syria, and the Middle East
Tucker confronts Senator Ted Cruz about his demand for regime change in Iran without substantive policy details or understanding of consequences
Steve Bannon argues that neoconservatives and Trump's enemies are using a potential Iran war to destroy the MAGA movement from within
The U.S. deep state and intelligence agencies have orchestrated a strategic focus on Ukraine and Russia to prevent Trump from normalizing relations and reducing U.S. military presence globally
John Kiriakou exposed the CIA's torture program and faced severe legal consequences including imprisonment under the Espionage Act
NGOs operate as three-tiered structures controlled by intelligence agencies to project power globally and influence domestic politics
Vadym Novynskyi claims the Zelensky government has declared war on Christianity in Ukraine through legislation banning certain churches and religious practices
Steve Nikoui, a California carpenter and Gold Star father, interrupted President Biden's State of the Union address to speak his son's name after Biden failed to acknowledge him
Bret Weinstein traveled to the Darien Gap to investigate the origins and organization of large-scale migration into the United States
Felix Rodriguez was a CIA officer who was present during Che Guevara's capture and execution in Bolivia in 1967
Aleksandr Dugin is Russia's most influential political philosopher whose ideas about multipolarity and challenging Western hegemony have shaped Russian geopolitical strategy
Tulsi Gabbard explains her departure from the Democratic Party and shift in political perspective
The postwar global economic order was designed primarily to serve geopolitical interests rather than benefit the American economy and working class
Dave Smith discusses his debate with Douglas Murray and identifies key moments where Murray's arguments collapsed under scrutiny regarding neoconservative foreign policy positions
Critical thinking has declined in American universities, replaced by ideological conformity and political correctness
Ben Cohen argues the Russia-Ukraine war is unnecessary and could have been prevented through diplomacy
Matt Walsh discusses the impact of LGBT ideology on Western society and the erosion of traditional gender roles
Patrick Lancaster is one of the only Western journalists embedded with Russian forces, providing rare on-the-ground perspective from the Russian side of the Ukraine conflict
Dan Caldwell, a Pentagon advisor to Pete Hegseth, was fired after being falsely accused of leaking classified documents about Iran policy
Călin Georgescu claims the Biden administration and Western leaders interfered to prevent his election as Romanian president due to his anti-war stance
Steve Witkoff, Trump's global negotiator with no diplomatic background, has become one of the most effective American diplomats in recent history by focusing on practical problem-solving rather than traditional diplomatic protocols
Rick Sanchez shares advice from Larry King about navigating the television news industry and maintaining journalistic integrity
Mexican drug cartels pose a greater immediate threat to U.S. national security than Russia, China, or Iran according to military analysis
Qatar's government faces intense media attacks in the United States for opposing military intervention against Iran
Global gold transfers between countries are at historic levels, signaling preparation for a new international financial system
Bob Amsterdam alleges that the Zelensky government has engaged in systematic persecution of the Orthodox Church with alleged support from USAID and US government officials
Jeffrey Sachs believes Donald Trump has the unique position and credibility to negotiate an end to the Ukraine war
Ukrainian military is reportedly selling American-supplied weapons on the black market, including to Mexican drug cartels
USAID operates as a covert geopolitical tool rather than a purely humanitarian organization, funding regime change operations and social movements worldwide
Tucker Carlson and Piers Morgan debate whether Zelensky fits the definition of a dictator based on his suspension of elections and consolidation of power during wartime
The United States faces a critical choice between investing in domestic restoration or engaging in another foreign war, but cannot pursue both simultaneously
The US-Russia proxy war has been escalating for decades, creating unprecedented nuclear war risks that most Americans don't fully understand
Jeffrey Sachs argues that the Biden administration orchestrated regime change in Syria and has pursued destabilizing foreign policies across multiple regions
Russ Vought explains the Office of Management and Budget's critical role in government operations and its potential to reform the federal bureaucracy
Trump should prioritize avoiding war with Iran by understanding the geopolitical risks and potential for miscalculation that could lead to catastrophic conflict
Trump is winning over moderate voters through his appeal to working-class Americans and economic concerns
Tucker Carlson and Senator Mike Lee provide immediate reactions to the Vice Presidential debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz
Don Jr. discusses threats to his father's life and the broader implications for political opponents
Ukrainian President Zelensky allegedly used American tax dollars to campaign for Kamala Harris in Pennsylvania
Tulsi Gabbard discusses her placement on a domestic terror watchlist after questioning U.S. military interventions and wars
Ukraine is losing the war against Russia and the conflict is heading toward a dangerous stalemate with potential for nuclear escalation
Andrey Melnichenko is a Russian oligarch who has been sanctioned by the Biden administration amid geopolitical tensions with Russia
Representative Thomas Massie discusses the unsustainable trajectory of U.S. national debt and fiscal policy
The United States pursued NATO expansion into Ukraine despite warnings from Russian leaders and American diplomats that this would provoke a military response.
Patrick Bet-David discusses predictions for the upcoming election and factors that could determine the outcome
Erik Prince discusses the geopolitical conflict between NATO and Russia, including military strategy and the role of private defense contractors
Dave Smith explains libertarian philosophy and critiques the two-party political system as fundamentally corrupt