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Mark Schmitz, the Gold Star father of Marine Lance Corporal Jared Schmitz, expressed his outrage in a heartfelt statement over the weekend, condemning Vice President Kamala Harris for a social media post he described as "heinous, vile, and disgusting." Schmitz, who lost his son in service to the country, criticized Harris for attempting to portray former President Donald Trump’s visit to Arlington National Cemetery as a political stunt. Schmitz clarified that the 13 families of the fallen Marines had personally invited Trump to be present at Arlington, emphasizing that their request was not politically motivated but driven by their desire for genuine leadership. "We wanted a leader. That explains why you and Joe didn't get a call," Schmitz stated, directly addressing Harris and President Joe Biden. He contrasted Trump’s willingness to support and listen to the grieving families with what he sees as a complete lack of empathy and action from the current administration. The Gold Star father highlighted the frustration felt by the families, noting that they have been waiting over three years for acknowledgment from the Biden administration. "You have 13 families who have been waiting over 3 years to so much as get a phone call," Schmitz said, criticizing Harris and Biden for their failure to recognize the sacrifices made by their children. Schmitz ended his powerful statement by calling for Americans to vote Harris out of office, accusing her of betraying the military and their families. "You have spit in our face for the last time," he declared, urging the nation to demand better leadership and respect for those who have served.

[Milwaukee, WI] — At the bustling RNC event in Milwaukee, a fervent discussion about electoral integrity took center stage as Jeff Buongiorno, running for Supervisor of Elections in Palm Beach County, Florida, shared his vision for a transparent and fair voting process. In a spirited exchange on John Stubbins' show Indivisible, Buongiorno expressed deep concerns about Palm Beach's current electoral practices. Citing historical issues and recent controversies, he detailed his platform, which revolves around major electoral reforms. These include the elimination of mail-in ballots and a shift back to in-person, same-day voting to ensure noncitizens do not participate in the electoral process. "From hanging chads to continuous allegations of corruption, Palm Beach County has been at the epicenter of voting irregularities for too long," Buongiorno stated, emphasizing the need for a drastic overhaul. His plans include deploying transparent procedures that reject the complex, error-prone systems currently in use, which he believes obfuscate the electoral process and disenfranchise legitimate voters. Buongiorno also highlighted his strategy to harness local governance models to decentralize the voting process, advocating for more localized oversight that could enhance accountability. "It's about restoring trust where it's been broken and ensuring that every legal vote counts," he added. Given Palm Beach's pivotal role in national elections, his campaign has received significant attention. Buongiorno's approach, focusing on election integrity, resonates with a broad base of conservative voters who are increasingly concerned about electoral transparency. As the interview wrapped up, Buongiorno reaffirmed his commitment to these reforms, calling on both local supporters and national stakeholders to help champion a movement that he believes could be seminal in restoring faith in the American electoral system. Jeff Buongiorno's campaign for Supervisor of Elections in Palm Beach County introduces a potential shift towards greater electoral transparency and integrity. With detailed plans to revamp the existing system, his initiative could serve as a blueprint for other regions grappling with similar issues, aiming to restore public confidence in the electoral process.

In a candid conversation hosted on Twitter, Elon Musk and former President Donald Trump engaged in an extensive discussion covering a range of critical issues, from U.S. border security and immigration policies to the nation's economy and global leadership. Musk, known for his influential role in the tech industry and his recent political endorsements, opened the dialogue by commending Trump for his courage under pressure, referencing the former president's resolve during his tenure. The discussion quickly shifted to one of the most pressing topics on the minds of Americans today: immigration. Trump emphasized the importance of strong border security, asserting that the current administration's handling of illegal immigration has been catastrophic. He described the situation as "the worst in history," pointing out that millions of people, including criminals, are pouring into the country due to lax border enforcement. "We're going to have the largest deportation in history of this country," Trump vowed, highlighting his commitment to restoring order and protecting American citizens from the consequences of unchecked immigration. Musk echoed these concerns, noting that the influx of illegal immigrants is overwhelming public services in many cities and creating a sense of insecurity among citizens. He emphasized the need for a secure border and criticized the current administration for failing to address the issue adequately. Musk, himself a legal immigrant, shared his view that while many illegal immigrants are good, hardworking people, the lack of proper vetting poses a significant risk to national security. The conversation also touched on the economy, with both Musk and Trump expressing concern over rising inflation and government overspending. Trump criticized the Biden administration's economic policies, which he believes have led to skyrocketing prices and a decline in the standard of living for many Americans. Musk agreed, stressing the importance of reducing government spending and implementing sensible regulations to promote economic growth. In a surprising turn, Musk and Trump found common ground on the issue of climate change. While Trump has been a vocal skeptic of the urgency of the climate crisis, Musk offered a more moderate perspective. Musk acknowledged the need to transition to sustainable energy sources over time but cautioned against vilifying the oil and gas industry, which currently powers the global economy. Musk emphasized the need for a balanced approach that prioritizes both environmental sustainability and economic stability. The dialogue also delved into nuclear power, with Trump expressing concern over the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the potential for global conflict. Musk, however, pointed out the benefits of nuclear energy as a safe and efficient source of electricity, advocating for its reconsideration as part of the solution to the world's energy needs. Throughout the conversation, both Musk and Trump stressed the importance of strong leadership and the need for the United States to reclaim its position as a global leader. They expressed concern over the current administration's handling of foreign policy and domestic issues, with Trump warning that the country is at a critical juncture. "We're going to turn this country around fast," Trump asserted, promising to restore the American Dream and create a future that Americans can be proud of. The conversation concluded with Musk reiterating his support for Trump in the upcoming election, describing the choice as a "fork in the road of destiny" for the United States. He urged voters to consider the long-term implications of their decision and to choose a path that ensures the prosperity and security of the nation. This dialogue between two influential figures in American society underscores the deep divisions in the country and the critical issues that will shape the future of the United States. As the 2024 election approaches, the conversation between Musk and Trump will undoubtedly resonate with many voters, offering a glimpse into the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the nation.

In a recent appearance on "Indivisible with John Stubbins," retired Lieutenant General Michael Flynn, former National Security Adviser under President Trump, discussed his current nationwide tour and the ongoing challenges he faces. Flynn, who served over 33 years in the U.S. Army, is now the chairman of America's Future, a nonprofit organization focused on national issues. During the interview, Flynn highlighted his past collaboration with the FBI, even receiving one of their highest awards from then-director James Comey. However, Flynn expressed his disillusionment with the justice system, citing his own legal battles and the double standards he believes exist in the country today. Flynn is currently on a 35-city tour promoting the film "Flynn: Deliver the Truth, Whatever the Cost." The documentary covers his life, career, and the legal ordeal he endured. Flynn mentioned the significant emotional impact of filming, noting how the project brought to light the personal and professional challenges he faced. Despite the media's continuous attacks, Flynn remains steadfast in his mission to speak out about the issues plaguing America, particularly the lack of a uniform standard of justice. He emphasized the importance of standing firm against criticism and continuing to advocate for justice reform. Flynn's tour, which has seen packed audiences across the country, aims to engage the American public in discussions about the state of the nation. He encourages citizens to stay informed and active in preserving the country's foundational principles. The general also discussed his collaboration with John Ferguson on a new line of coffee products, with proceeds going to support patriotic causes. Flynn's message is clear: despite the challenges, he is committed to fighting for the truth and ensuring that justice is served.

Washington, DC (CPAC 2024) - In a recent episode of "Discussions of Truth" with host Ian Trottier, former FBI agent John K. Donovan made explosive allegations against former CIA Director John Brennan. Donovan, who has spent his retirement compiling a detailed dossier, claims that Brennan engaged in treasonous activities to increase his personal wealth through stock manipulation. According to Donovan, Brennan owned stock in a company called The Analysis Corporation, where he served as CEO before joining the Obama administration. Despite being instructed by the Office of Government Ethics to divest from this stock due to a conflict of interest, Brennan allegedly falsified his financial disclosures, retaining ownership. Donovan asserts that Brennan's decisions as CIA Director were influenced by his desire to drive up the value of this stock, resulting in his significant financial gain. “I did submit the info to the FBI, CIA, NSA, and DHS for review but not as a book. I submitted it as a criminal allegation. None of them has responded to the criminal charges. Although most have responded to the FOIA request which accompanied the criminal charges.“ states Donovan. Donovan further alleges that Brennan's actions directly led to the success of three specific terrorist attacks, all of which benefited Brennan financially. These accusations are not merely conjecture; Donovan supports his claims with SEC documents and other evidence. Donovan's most damning accusation is that Brennan’s actions constitute treason, as he allegedly allowed terrorist activities to proceed unchecked to boost his stock value. Brennan’s role in the CIA and his connection to the Analysis Corporation, which held critical counterterrorism contracts, places him at the center of these serious allegations. Donovan has submitted his findings to the FBI for review but is unable to publish his book without the FBI’s approval due to pre-publication review requirements. This story, if verified, could have far-reaching implications for the legacy of John Brennan and the broader intelligence community.

Milwaukee, WI (RNC 2024) - At the 2024 Republican National Convention, prominent attorney and Republican figure Harmeet Dhillon expressed her enthusiasm over JD Vance being selected as Donald Trump's running mate. Dhillon, who has been actively involved in Trump's campaign, praised Vance for his remarkable background, citing his service as a Marine and his decision to leave behind lucrative opportunities to serve the country. "He's got a servant's heart," Dhillon remarked, emphasizing that Vance's dedication aligns with the kind of leadership America needs during these challenging times. Dhillon noted the significance of a unified ticket, especially in light of recent events, including the attempted assassination during the convention. "In light of what happened on Saturday with the shooting, it's crucial that we have a ticket that's fully aligned," she said, highlighting the importance of solidarity within the party as it faces external threats. When asked about her experience at the convention, Dhillon shared her admiration for the leaders present, calling them "patriots" who are united in their support for President Trump. Although she has been a key player in Republican politics for some time, Dhillon mentioned that meeting fellow delegates and leaders at the RNC has been inspiring. Dhillon, who is also one of the lawyers for Trump's campaign, celebrated a recent legal victory concerning the documents case, expressing relief and optimism. She hinted at ongoing strategies and legal preparations as the campaign moves forward, underscoring the importance of voter integrity. On the topic of election integrity, Dhillon expressed her strong support for Michael Lawley's efforts. She highlighted California's experience with early voting and ballot curing as a model for other states to follow, noting the importance of these measures in ensuring a fair election. As Dhillon continues her work with the Trump campaign, she remains active on social media, particularly on X (formerly Twitter), where she engages with followers on various issues. With her dedication to voter integrity and legal strategy, Dhillon's role in the campaign is set to be pivotal as the 2024 election approaches.

CMN Editor Note: Laura Loomer is one of CMN's favorite warriors. She is, by definition, the epitome of "Rebel Legend." Milwaukee, WI (RNC 2024)—During the Republican National Convention (RNC), conservative activist Laura Loomer made headlines with her fiery remarks on Citizen Media News. She criticized President Joe Biden for making a threatening comment about former President Donald Trump. Loomer, known for her conservative views, claimed that Biden's remark about putting Trump "in a bullseye" was not merely a metaphor but a direct incitement to violence. Loomer expressed concerns that Biden's words could have dangerous implications, especially in a highly polarized political climate. She argued that, as the President of the United States, Biden should be held accountable for his rhetoric, which she believes could encourage more violent actions against Trump. Drawing attention to the broader context, Loomer linked this alleged comment to what she describes as the Biden administration's ongoing "weaponization" of the Department of Justice against Trump. She referenced Judge Aileen Cannon's recent dismissal of a Jack Smith indictment as a sign that the judiciary recognizes these alleged political attacks. Loomer also criticized the media for their portrayal of Trump, citing instances where he was likened to figures such as Hitler and Julius Caesar, who were either tyrants or assassinated. She argued that such comparisons create a dangerous environment where even indirect calls for violence against Trump could be perceived as justified by some. The conversation shifted to Trump's campaign strategy and the significance of JD Vance as his running mate. Loomer praised Vance's transformation from a former Trump critic to one of his staunchest defenders. She suggested that Vance's journey reflects the potential for unity within the country, bringing former critics into the fold to support Trump's vision for America. Loomer concluded by addressing the issue of abortion, aligning with Trump's stance that the matter should be left to the states. She criticized the media for what she sees as a misrepresentation of Trump's position on abortion, arguing that such distortions only serve to incite further division and hostility. Loomer's remarks at the RNC highlight the intensity of the current political discourse, particularly concerning the rhetoric surrounding Trump and the 2024 election. Her commentary underscores the deep dedication within the nation for President Trump and the challenges ahead as the country approaches a pivotal election.

Milwaukee, WI (RNC 2024) — The RNC Convention witnessed an emotionally charged moment as the families of the 13 soldiers who died in Afghanistan took the stage to share their stories and endorse former President Donald Trump for the 2024 election. The families expressed their deep-seated concerns over the current administration's handling of military affairs and their unwavering support for Trump's leadership. David Espinosa, Brian C., and other family members began by recounting the failures they perceived in the Biden administration's handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal. "He failed our family, and he failed our military service members," they stated, highlighting their belief that the current administration has not honored their loved ones' sacrifices. The families praised Trump's proven record of supporting and honoring the military. "We have another son serving in the army. I do not trust Joe Biden with his life. We need Donald Trump to lead our military," one family member asserted, emphasizing their trust in Trump's leadership and commitment to national security. The families' endorsement of Trump was met with applause and support from the convention attendees. They called on Americans to join them in supporting Trump for president and commander-in-chief, highlighting the need for strong and decisive leadership in safeguarding the nation's interests and honoring the sacrifices of its service members. In a powerful statement, they declared, "Donald Trump has joined us on our mission, and he has given hope to our extended family." Their plea resonated deeply with many in attendance, reflecting a shared sentiment of disillusionment with the current administration's policies and a desire for change. The RNC Convention also featured other notable moments, including a tribute to college students from the University of South Carolina who defended the American flag from protesters. These students were hailed as heroes and praised for their patriotism and bravery. The event underscored the theme of patriotism and the importance of supporting those who serve and protect the nation. The families of the fallen soldiers left a lasting impact on the audience, reminding everyone of the ultimate sacrifice their loved ones made for the country and the need for strong leadership to honor their legacy. As the convention continued, the message from the families of the 13 fallen soldiers remained a poignant reminder of the costs of freedom and the importance of electing leaders who prioritize the safety and honor of America's military.

Milwaukee, WI (RNC 2024) — John Solomon, host of Just The News, shared his insights at the RNC Convention in Milwaukee, emphasizing the Republican Party's unity and hinting at a significant upcoming January 6th story. Solomon remarked on the convention's atmosphere, "The level of unity and synchronicity around the platform is unlike any convention I've covered since 1998." He contrasted this with the anticipated Democratic convention, predicting division and dissatisfaction among their ranks. Solomon, known for his exclusives, teased a major story set to break next week regarding January 6th. He referenced a videotape featuring Nancy Pelosi and promised to reveal documents explaining her statements. "Chairman Loudermilk of Georgia got those from Congress, and we're going to make them public next week," Solomon said. He expects the revelations to make a significant impact. Discussing JD Vance, Solomon praised the Marine-turned-politician, highlighting his understanding of America's working class, the drug crisis, and economic struggles. "He is the first Marine to be nominated as a vice president. He understands the middle of America," Solomon noted. He also emphasized Vance's potential to connect with younger voters and his impact in crucial states like Michigan and Pennsylvania. Solomon turned his attention to the border crisis, criticizing the Biden administration's handling of immigration. "Every day, we see another crime committed, a murder, a rape," Solomon said, pointing out the disproportionate impact on women. He accused Democrats of neglecting the safety of women, especially those affected by crimes committed by some illegal immigrants. "This is Joe Biden's secret war on women," he asserted. As the RNC Convention continues, Solomon's comments reflect a broader sentiment of GOP solidarity and readiness to tackle pressing issues. With his anticipated January 6th exclusive, Solomon promises to keep the political discourse lively and informed. John Solomon, host of Just the News, revealed exclusive information about a week after the RNC Convention on security failures related to the January 6 Capitol breach. Representative Barry Loudermilk's House Administration Subcommittee on Oversight has uncovered significant evidence that was overlooked by the Democrat-led January 6 Select Committee. This new evidence paints a more complex picture of the events leading up to and during the Capitol riot. Key Developments Uncovered Pelosi's Admission: Footage shot by Nancy Pelosi's daughter during the Capitol breach captures Pelosi admitting responsibility for the security failures. "We have responsibility, Terri," Pelosi told her chief of staff, Terri McCullough, acknowledging that the Democratic leadership bore some responsibility. Security Warnings Ignored: Newly obtained memos and text messages reveal that Pelosi's top security aides received warnings from the Capitol Police the night before January 6. These warnings included potential threats to the Capitol's tunnel systems and possible blockades to prevent lawmakers from certifying the Electoral College results. National Guard Support Rebuffed: The Trump Pentagon offered National Guard support days before January 6, but these offers were rejected by Capitol security officials after consultation with Pelosi's office and other key security personnel. Unsecured Capitol Doors: Video footage obtained by Just the News shows a door on the west side of the Capitol left open and unguarded, allowing over 300 protesters to enter during the riot. Intelligence Failures: A Government Accountability Office report highlighted that federal agencies, including the Capitol Police and the FBI, failed to process and share critical intelligence about the planned violence, which led to inadequate security measures. The new evidence directly challenges the narrative presented by the January 6 Select Committee, which heavily focused on former President Donald Trump's actions. The oversight of critical security lapses, such as the transportation of then Vice President-elect Kamala Harris within yards of a suspected pipe bomb, raises questions about the thoroughness and objectivity of the initial investigation. Rep. Loudermilk has expressed the need for accountability and transparency regarding the security planning and decisions made by Pelosi's office. The subcommittee plans to question Pelosi's staff about the ignored warnings and their role in the security preparations. The revelations have sparked renewed debate over the handling of the January 6 events. The evidence suggests that significant failures by Capitol security officials and Pelosi's office contributed to the breach, a perspective that was not adequately addressed in the Select Committee's final report. As new evidence continues to emerge, it underscores the necessity for a comprehensive and unbiased investigation into the January 6 Capitol breach. The American public and lawmakers alike demand a full account of the security failures to prevent future incidents and uphold the integrity of the nation's democratic processes.

Milwaukee, WI (RNC 2024) — Congressman Wesley Hunt delivered a stirring speech at the RNC Convention in Milwaukee, emphasizing American patriotism, resilience, and the importance of solid leadership. Drawing from his family's extensive military service and his own experiences, Hunt passionately conveyed his dedication to the country. Hunt began by quoting William Ernest Henley's poem "Invictus," emphasizing the line, "I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul." He linked this sentiment to the American spirit: "We, the Americans, are the masters of our fate, the captains of our soul. We live in the greatest country in the world." Hunt's speech highlighted his family's military legacy, detailing his father's 20-year service as a retired lieutenant colonel, his sister's 23-year tenure as an army intelligence officer, and his service as an Apache helicopter pilot. "My father, sister, brother, and I have collectively served 60 years in the military. We are committed to defending this nation against all enemies, both foreign and domestic," he said. Reflecting on his family's service, Hunt spoke about the significance of their contributions. "Our great-great-grandfather was born on Rosedown Plantation. Today, three of his great-great-grandchildren have attended West Point, served in the military, and one stands before you as a Texas congressman." Hunt addressed the current political climate, emphasizing the need for strong leadership to preserve American democracy. He criticized the Biden administration, stating, "Over twelve million people have entered our country illegally, and we face the worst inflation in my lifetime. We must restore strong leadership to secure our nation's future." Highlighting the resilience of the American people, Hunt recounted historical challenges the country has overcome, from the Civil War to 9/11. He expressed confidence in America's ability to endure current struggles, saying, "If we could survive all of that as the greatest country in the world, we will survive this administration." Hunt concluded by praising former President Donald Trump and expressing hope for a brighter future under his leadership. "President Trump's return will bring peace, energy dominance, and prosperity to America. We will make America great again." Congressman Wesley Hunt's speech at the RNC Convention resonated with the audience, inspiring a renewed sense of patriotism and commitment to American values. His message of resilience, service, and leadership serves as a powerful reminder of what it means to be an American.

Milwaukee, WI (RNC 2024) — Vivek Ramaswamy, former GOP presidential hopeful, shared his thoughts on unity, transparency, and the current political climate during the RNC Convention. Ramaswamy, who has long been an advocate for open dialogue and shared values, took the opportunity to reflect on his campaign and express his vision for America's future. Ramaswamy began by discussing his relationship with fellow politician J.D. Vance, highlighting their decade-long friendship in law school. "We've known each other for over ten years. We don't agree on all policies, but our discussions have made us think about problems in different ways," Ramaswamy said. He emphasized the need for such constructive debates in American politics. When asked about the appeal of his campaign, Ramaswamy credited his straightforward approach. "I share what's on my mind and believe in transparency," he explained. Despite the challenges this approach brought, Ramaswamy expressed no regrets. "People are sick of being talked at through filters. We're all human, arriving at our positions through our own experiences. People are hungry for that authenticity." Reflecting on his campaign, Ramaswamy admitted it didn't end as hoped but remained proud of the journey. "It gave me a renewed sense of purpose. I'm not going anywhere; we're here to stay," he declared, reaffirming his commitment to the political arena. As Ramaswamy looked around the convention, he admired the attendees. "These are our people, not just because they're Republicans, but because they care about this country," he said. He reminisced about an America where vigorous debate didn't preclude friendship. "We can disagree like hell but still have dinner together. That's the America I miss." Ramaswamy believes that despite perceived national divisions, most Americans share common values. "A lot of the myth of national division is just that—a myth. Americans are ready to overcome it," he stated, drawing energy and optimism from the people he meets. When asked if he was starstruck by anyone at the convention, Ramaswamy humbly replied, "I'm not a starstruck person." His focus remained on the importance of unity and dialogue, values he continues to champion. Vivek Ramaswamy's presence at the RNC Convention served as a reminder of the importance of transparency, dialogue, and shared values in American politics.

Milwaukee, WI (RNC 2024) — At the RNC Convention, country music star John Rich took a moment to honor the United States military and share the touching story behind his song inspired by his grandfather's service. Known for his patriotic music and support for veterans, Rich's heartfelt message resonated with attendees. Rich began by recounting a personal experience. "When I was at your house, you had your grandfather's uniform on the living room floor," the interviewer noted. Rich confirmed, explaining the deep significance of his grandfather's military service. "He was in World War II," Rich said. "Without the United States military, America would have been gone a long, long time ago." Rich's appreciation for the military goes beyond words. He wrote a song called "The Man," dedicated to his grandfather. The song pays tribute to his grandfather's bravery and the sacrifices made by countless service members. "We always look for ways to help them, thank them, support them," Rich emphasized. He highlighted the tragic statistic that over 22 veterans a day die by suicide, a cause that Rich is passionate about addressing. Rich's commitment to veterans extends into his personal and professional life. "If you're a veteran, just know we appreciate your service and your sacrifice, and America's got your back," he said. His genuine message of gratitude and support struck a chord with the audience. Reflecting on recent events, Rich mentioned his presence in Nashville over the weekend and watching significant moments unfold. When asked about his friend, whom he had worked with on a show, Rich shared his relief and awe. "God turned his head right at the right second, and the whole world got to see the work in God," Rich remarked. Although he hasn't spoken to his friend since the events, he expressed his intention to catch up soon. John Rich's appearance at the RNC Convention was a powerful reminder of the importance of honoring and supporting those who serve. His dedication to veterans and his heartfelt music continue to inspire and resonate with many.

Milwaukee, WI (RNC 2024) — At the RNC Convention, fraternity brothers from the University of North Carolina (UNC) received accolades for their courageous act of saving the American flag from protesters. The incident, which took place on the UNC campus, showcased the students' deep sense of patriotism and respect for the nation's symbol. The fraternity brothers, Jack, William, Kenneth, and Tyler, recounted their experiences. "I was coming back from my last class of the day and saw the protesters gathered around the flagpole. When I saw them start to take the flag down, I knew I had to act," Jack said. "It wasn't about making a statement; it was about doing what's right." The brothers immediately intervened when they noticed the flag being disrespected. "We love our country, and we don't want to see our flag being taken down for any political statement," William explained. "We just held up the flag because it's the symbol of the freedoms we enjoy, including the freedom to protest." The group emphasized that their actions were not politically motivated but were driven by a deep respect for the American flag and the values it represents. "It's sad that loving your country has become a political issue," Kenneth remarked. "Being patriotic should be inherent to everyone, regardless of their political stance." Tyler shared his motivation, noting the importance of recognizing and honoring the sacrifices made by those who served in the military. "My dad is a veteran, and many in our families have served. Disrespecting our nation's symbol felt very wrong to us," he said. The fraternity brothers' act of patriotism has gained not only attention but also admiration from many, including veterans. "What you did honors the sacrifices of those who have served," said a retired warrant officer. "As someone who has lost friends in combat, I am so proud of you guys." The UNC students stressed that their actions were instinctive and that they would have done the same regardless of the attention received. "We would have done it again in a heartbeat," Jack concluded. "At the end of the day, we did what we thought was right." Their story serves as a reminder of the values and freedoms that the American flag represents and the importance of standing up for those principles. The fraternity brothers' bravery and patriotism have left a lasting impact, inspiring others to respect and honor the flag and what it stands for.

Milwaukee, WI (RNC 2024) — Sandy Smith of "Citizen Media News" recently interviewed Purnima Nath, a Republican candidate for Wisconsin's 4th congressional district, during the RNC Convention. Nath, a staunch advocate for national security, border security, immigration reform, and education, shared her motivations and goals for her congressional run. "I've been working and speaking on border issues, national security, terrorism, and legal immigration for the past four years," Nath stated. She emphasized that these topics are now recognized as critical, driving her decision to run for Congress. Nath's campaign website is nathpurnima.com, and she can be followed on Twitter at @PurnimaNath. She has previously run for several offices in Milwaukee, including a bid for the Assembly District 23, always as a conservative Republican. When asked about her campaign's challenges, Nath highlighted the historical Democratic dominance in Wisconsin's 4th district. "Our city has been ruled by Democrats for 100 years. The congressional seat has been under Democrat control since 1949," she noted. Despite these odds, Nath believes her platform addressing national security, border security, and immigration will resonate with voters. Nath criticized the current handling of immigration, describing the influx of illegal immigrants as an "infiltration" and an "invasion of America." She distinguished herself as a legal immigrant from India who has waited years for citizenship, contrasting this with the rapid benefits provided to illegal immigrants. "It's not only unfair but sets a destructive precedent," she argued. An endorsement from Tom Homan, the former border security chief under President Trump, bolsters Nath's stance on immigration. "Tom Homan's endorsement means a lot. He is one of the toughest on border security," Nath said. Discussing her campaign's outreach, Nath mentioned her presence on various social media platforms, including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, with Twitter being her primary platform for communication. Nath called for support from conservatives, stressing the importance of challenging Democratic strongholds. "We need strong conservative candidates to make a difference. If we don't run against them, we'll never make any inroads," she said. In closing, Nath reiterated the importance of addressing border security and immigration issues, thanking Sandy Smith for the interview. "This conversation is very important. We didn't have this conversation four years ago or even two years ago," she emphasized. For more information on Purnima Nath's campaign or to support her candidacy, visit nathpurnima.com.

In a chance encounter outside a Harley-Davidson dealership in North Carolina, Roger Farina of Citizen Media News stumbled upon Cleveland Grover Meredith, Jr., one of the first individuals arrested in connection with the events of January 6th. Farina's impromptu interview shed light on Meredith's experiences and his perspective on the tumultuous events that unfolded in Washington, D.C. Meredith, a staunch supporter of former President Donald Trump, recounted his journey from being a Trump loyalist to becoming entangled in the legal aftermath of January 6th. His motivation stemmed from a desire to combat corruption and crimes against humanity, particularly human and child sex trafficking, which he observed as prevalent issues, particularly in his hometown of Atlanta. Despite his intentions, Meredith found himself ensnared on the legal web after a text message to his uncle jokingly mentioned that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had led to his arrest. He detailed the subsequent raid on his hotel room, which resulted in charges related to interstate commerce and transmission of a threat. During his incarceration, Meredith spent five months in solitary confinement before being allowed limited interaction with other inmates. Despite the hardships, he remained resilient, advocating for his fellow inmates and maintaining hope for a different outcome. Meredith's release from prison in December 2022 marked a turning point, albeit with lingering challenges. He discussed his difficulty finding employment and the financial strain of legal fees, highlighting the broader repercussions those involved in Capitol events face. As Meredith continues to navigate post-incarceration life, he calls for support and prayers for himself and others embroiled in similar legal battles. His encounter with Farina serves as a reminder of the human stories behind the headlines, emphasizing the need for understanding and compassion in divisive times.

In a recent installment of "Discussions of Truth," host Ian Trotter engaged in a probing conversation with Republican candidate Rachel Walden, who is vying for a seat on the Arizona Corporation Commission. The interview, held during Turning Point's AMFest 2023 in Phoenix, covered diverse topics ranging from the Commission's role to energy policies and espionage concerns in the state. Rachel Walden underscored the importance of the Corporation Commission, a crucial elected body overseeing Arizona's public utility board. Despite its pivotal role, Walden acknowledged the Commission often operates under the radar due to the overshadowing allure of more high-profile political positions. The discussion then pivoted to renewable energy policies, with Walden expressing reservations about government-mandated percentages of renewable energy. Citing a costly 2008 mandate, she advocated for a balanced approach in the state's energy portfolio. Concerns were raised about the challenges posed by solar and wind energy, emphasizing their unreliability and the necessity of natural gas as a backup. Walden cautioned against government intervention, highlighting potential negative impacts on utility companies and consumers. A noteworthy interview segment addressed global wealth transfers during the 2020 lockdowns and espionage threats posed by Chinese spies in Arizona. With numerous defense contractors in the state, Walden stressed the importance of vigilance against potential infiltration. The conversation delved into the potential of hydrogen as an energy source, with a particular focus on its complexities, especially regarding water resource management. Trotter also brought attention to the challenges faced by ranchers on the Arizona-Mexico border, emphasizing broader concerns about border security and its impact on local communities. In the latter part of the interview, Trotter and Walden explored the deep state concept. Walden shared her views on how special interests, particularly in green energy, might drive hidden agendas that could be at odds with the public's best interests. The interview concluded with Walden providing details about her campaign and encouraging support through her website, electrachelwalden.com.

In a recent episode of "Discussions of Truth" with host Ian Trottier, Burt Thakur, a congressional candidate for Texas's 26th district, delved into pressing issues affecting the state. Thakur, a combat veteran and advocate for change, addressed concerns ranging from border security to economic challenges, presenting a conservative perspective on these critical matters. Thakur began by highlighting the open congressional seat in Texas's 26th district, emphasizing his candidacy as the lone combat veteran in the race. Expressing his frustration with current government dynamics, Thakur stressed the need for representatives who understand the struggles of everyday Americans. Thakur continued by addressing the immigration issue, emphasizing the distinction between genuine asylum seekers and those pursuing economic opportunities. Drawing from his extensive travel experience to 70 countries, he expressed concern about individuals entering the country without facing true hardships, citing instances of able-bodied men seeking a better life without the justification for asylum. The conversation quickly turned to the state of Texas, with Thakur passionately discussing the economic challenges facing residents. He pointed out the rising cost of healthcare, the struggle for good-paying jobs, and the impact of artificial intelligence on employment. Thakur proposed initiatives such as zero-interest loans for STEM degrees and focusing on American manufacturing to revitalize the economy. COVID-19's global disruptions also became a focal point, with Thakur questioning the country's dependence on foreign sources for critical infrastructure components. He criticized the "green new scam" and expressed concern over China benefiting from climate change initiatives. Thakur, an immigrant from India, emphasized the greatness of the United States and his journey from witnessing his great-grandmother rebuild mud huts to running for Congress. He urged a shift in focus towards protecting American assets from foreign influence, particularly citing concerns about Chinese companies like Huawei and intellectual property theft. The discussion expanded to Thakur's military background, experience with the Navy, and perspective on foreign policy. He criticized the current administration's foreign policy and expressed a desire to take a strong stance against cartels, declaring them as terrorist organizations. Border security emerged as a crucial issue, with Thakur proposing a six-month moratorium on immigration and advocating for a high-tech border wall. He shared personal stories of witnessing the impact of drug cartels and human trafficking, underlining the urgency of securing the border. The candidate underscored the importance of preserving the concept of asylum for those genuinely under duress, such as individuals facing ethnic cleansing or persecution. Thakur criticized the current state of immigration, pointing out instances where people wave flags of other countries in protest of the United States, expressing frustration with what he sees as a lack of appreciation for the opportunities America provides. Thakur further delved into economic aspects, differentiating between immigration and asylum by highlighting cases where individuals improve their financial standing through legal means. He argued for a reset in immigration policies, emphasizing the significance of legal immigration channels. Shifting focus to the Federal Reserve, Thakur expressed concern about the growing national debt and the potential consequences of interest rate fluctuations. He echoed the sentiments of former Congressman Ron Paul, suggesting that the Federal Reserve's actions may be steering the nation toward financial instability. The candidate also addressed the issue of cryptocurrency and its relationship with the central banking system. Thakur questioned the involvement of central banks in influencing the value of cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin, and expressed skepticism about the proposed central bank digital currency. Throughout the discussion, Thakur emphasized the need for a strategic, America-first approach in addressing immigration and economic policies. He called for the inclusion of brilliant minds in government, free from what he referred to as the shame of Diversity, equity, and inclusion. Thakur concluded by addressing the deterioration of American rights, vowing to repeal the Patriot Act, and advocating for a return to legislative governance. He urged citizens to research the Declaration of North America, expressing concerns about its potential impact on immigration policies. In this compelling interview, Thakur presented a conservative perspective on Texas's challenges, emphasizing his commitment to American values and a desire to address issues facing the nation. To stay updated on Burt Thakur's campaign and viewpoints, visit his website at www.BurtThakurForCongress.com. Thakur encourages direct contact and engagement, providing his cell phone number for those interested in sharing ideas and perspectives.

Phoenix, AZ - In a special on-location episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," host Roger Farina delved into the complex realities at the U.S.-Mexico border with guest Jason Jones, an expert on border issues. The conversation, held at Amfest in Phoenix, focused on the alarming situation in Lukeville and shed light on the cartel-driven crisis unfolding at the southwest border. Farina and Jones, positioned just three hours from Lukeville, discussed the relentless influx of migrants, emphasizing that the Sinaloa cartel strategically pushes them to one of the most remote locations on the southwest border. Jones asserted that this tactic allows the cartel to move high-value individuals potentially linked to terrorism and deadly fentanyl into the United States. Highlighting the gravity of the situation, Jones emphasized that Arizona has become Ground Zero for fentanyl pouring into the country, directly impacting Americans. He underscored that media narratives often overlook the fact that the large groups of migrants crossing are orchestrated by the cartels, raising questions about the motivations behind crossing in such challenging terrains. The conversation extended to the experiences of individuals making the treacherous journey, with Jones revealing the disturbing reports of sexual assaults on women and children. Jones explained that the formation of large caravans serves as a safety mechanism against the brutal cartels, aiming to prevent individuals from being victimized. Farina, a retired military warrant officer, shared his firsthand observations from the border, expressing concern about President Biden's assertion that the borders are secure. The duo emphasized the humanitarian crisis created by policies that, according to Jones, endanger lives and force people to escape perilous situations. Jones, an advocate for designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, connected the dots between illegal migration, transnational crime, and the impact on American communities. He warned of a looming convergence where the consequences of overdose deaths in the north and human smuggling in the south collide, presenting a multifaceted challenge. As the conversation unfolded, Jones predicted a continued increase in numbers and overdose deaths under the current administration, urging action against the cartels to mitigate the impact on American families. The episode concluded with a call to support Border 911's efforts to address the crisis and educate citizens and policymakers. In the second part of the riveting interview at Amfest in Phoenix, Roger Farina of Citizen Media News hosted Shawn Wilson, founder of MSG Risk Management Intelligence, shedding light on the escalating crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. The conversation provided a firsthand account of the challenges faced by law enforcement and highlighted the urgent need for action. Wilson, whose company specializes in corporate security and intelligence, shared his experiences from the border, echoing sentiments expressed by experts like Jason Jones and Victor Avila. According to Wilson, the consensus is that the border is the most significant national security risk to the United States. The discussion pivoted around the alarming situation in Lukeville, identified as Ground Zero in recent news. Wilson painted a grim picture, stating that the country might completely lose control of the border without immediate intervention within the next ten months. He criticized the current state of Border Patrol, asserting that it has become a mere "babysitting service," struggling to manage the overwhelming influx of migrants. Wilson emphasized that the sheer volume of migrants entering the country is overwhelming resources, hindering the detection of drug trafficking and accurate counting of individuals. He suggested that the documented numbers could be just a fraction of the actual figures, estimating that for every million documented, there might be an additional three million migrants entering the United States. During his recent trip to Lukeville, Wilson recounted troubling scenes of cartel members cutting fences in front of law enforcement, brandishing weapons, and mistreating migrants. The cartel's blatant disregard for law enforcement and the safety of those crossing the border showcased the dire state of affairs. As concerns about border security continue to mount, experts like Shawn Wilson contribute valuable insights that underscore the need for urgent and comprehensive action. The interview concluded with gratitude from Roger Farina to Shawn Wilson, highlighting the importance of bringing attention to these critical issues.

Phoenix, Az - AMFEST 2023 - In a lively interview on "Citizen Media News," Jennifer Murphy, the founder of Go Girl Worldwide, shared insights into her journey from The Apprentice to creating her upcoming feature film, "I Want to Be Neenja." Based on Murphy's viral song, the film serves as a testament to her resilience and determination in the face of controversy. Murphy, known for her appearance on The Apprentice, discussed her early life as the second eldest of 12 children, growing up in Oregon, and her transition from business to entertainment. Reflecting on her time on The Apprentice, Murphy shared her excitement about being on her favorite show and her memorable encounter with Donald Trump, who eventually encouraged her to audition for the show. The conversation delved into Murphy's entrepreneurial journey, leading to the establishment of Go Girl Worldwide—a platform dedicated to empowering girls and women. The organization hosts seminars, Pink Carpet Parties, and events and provides entrepreneurial training. Murphy, with a subscriber base of around 80,000 and over 1 billion views on her videos, emphasized the impact of her work in empowering women globally. However, Murphy's path faced challenges when her viral song, "I Want to Be Neenja," led to controversy and subsequent cancellation. Despite the setbacks, she persevered, referring to the negative attention as "helpful haters" who unintentionally propelled her song to fame. The conversation turned to Murphy's upcoming feature film, "I Want to Be Neenja," where she shared details about the storyline, themes of resilience, and the inclusion of epic parody scenes inspired by Kill Bill. Notably, Murphy highlighted the involvement of a Chinese friend, initially assumed to be a critic, who has become an integral part of the film. Addressing questions about cultural sensitivity, Murphy acknowledged the learning curve and expressed her intention to embrace and celebrate diversity in her work. The film, set to be released in March, aims not only to entertain but also to inspire others to overcome challenges and pursue their dreams. Murphy concluded the interview by teasing the potential sequel and elaborating on the multimedia aspect of her project. With her infectious energy and commitment to empowerment, Jennifer Murphy continues to break barriers and redefine success on her terms.

In a recent "Discussions of Truth" episode with host Ian Trottier, former NFL player, and conservative congressional candidate Jerone Davison shared insights into his political aspirations, addressing critical issues facing America. The conversation covered topics ranging from the deep state and the role of big tech to financial manipulation and the country's future. Davison, a Republican conservative running for a U.S. Congressional seat in Arizona, emphasized his commitment to three key platforms: an Internet Bill of Rights, protecting the border, and safeguarding children. His Internet Bill of Rights aims to address internet censorship, advocating for the classification of social media companies as public utilities to ensure First Amendment rights in the digital space. The discussion delved into the profound state concept, which Davison described as an unelected political party exerting influence behind the scenes. He expressed concerns about the socialist and Marxist influences infiltrating American politics and highlighted the need to identify and challenge these forces. One significant moment in the interview was Davison's recounting of a viral video from his previous congressional campaign. In the video, he defended the Second Amendment, addressing the need for firearms for self-defense against potential threats, including the Ku Klux Klan. The video faced censorship on specific platforms, raising questions about free speech and the influence of big tech. The conversation also touched on financial matters, including the Federal Reserve Conspiracy and the need for fiscal responsibility. Davison shared historical perspectives on presidents leaving office without a federal deficit, with Andrew Jackson being the only one in his estimation. Addressing the growing influence of centralized digital currency, Davison voiced his concerns about unconstitutional actions and hinted at the potential threat of a social credit system. He stressed the importance of preserving individual freedoms and fighting against moves toward digital currencies without proper legislative processes. Davison encouraged listeners to vet candidates thoroughly before offering support and donations, emphasizing the significance of elected officials who genuinely represent the interests of the American people. As Davison's campaign website faced hacking issues, he directed supporters to Jeronedavidson.com for more information and contributions. The interview showcased Davison's passion for preserving constitutional principles, challenging the status quo, and bringing an offensive strategy to defend American values.

In a recent episode of "Discussions of Truth" hosted by Ian Trottier and Ally Legge, the National Director for Moms for America, they provided a compelling conservative perspective on various intricate aspects of American politics. The exclusive interview touched upon crucial topics, ranging from government spending and economic attacks to the importance of constitutional education. Legge's insights shed light on the interconnected nature of conspiracy theories and financial manipulation. The conversation commenced with the intriguing story of Mila de Mer, a Key West resident who collected 3,000 signatures to oppose Oxitec, a GMO mosquito manufacturing plant. De Mer's mysterious death in a D.C. hotel room fueled suspicions of foul play, unraveling a potential conspiracy related to her activism against the controversial facility. Taking an unexpected turn, the discussion explored the Hegelian dialectic and its relevance to current affairs, suggesting manipulation by influential entities such as the Rothschild and Rockefeller families. The hosts drew connections to Anthony Sutton's research on the Federal Reserve Conspiracy, emphasizing the weaponization of vocabulary and the suppression of dissenting voices, epitomized by the term "conspiracy theory." Ally Legge then delved into Moms for America's mission, outlining their efforts to safeguard parental rights, combat literary content in schools, and advocate for FCC standards. Legge underscored the influential role of women in shaping culture and preserving traditions throughout history. The interview also delved into the intersection of Marxism, communism, and ideological influences within the U.S. government. Ally Legge passionately criticized politicians who act against constitutional principles despite their oath of office. The dialogue touched on the deep state, corruption, and the erosion of accountability in government. A significant portion of the interview focused on financial aspects, questioning the high salaries of some congressmen and the need for massive campaign funds. Legge argued for financial prudence, suggesting that cutting back on unnecessary expenses could save significant sums of money. The conversation explored alleged economic attacks on the United States, drawing connections to historical events and the role of organizations like the CIA. The discussion extended to power dynamics involving the Pope and the concept of papal bulls, with Legge emphasizing the potential manipulation of religion for political gain. Common law, the founding principles of the United States, and the importance of an educated voter populace were also highlighted. Ally Legge shared personal anecdotes, detailing her entry into activism triggered by concerns over parental rights. She discussed her involvement in defeating legislation in Florida that aimed to restrict parental rights, showcasing the impact of organized grassroots efforts. Addressing her political aspirations, Legge hinted at a potential future run for office, emphasizing the need to build an army of informed voters. The interview concluded with reflections on the historical funding of the U.S. by European banking powers, advocating for transparency, accountability, and an end to government self-voting for raises. In closing, Ally Legge directed viewers to the Moms for America website (momsforamerica.us) and provided her contact information, inviting individuals to engage with the organization.

In a heartfelt Christmas special episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," author Mark Koch, known for his book "The First Hour," delved into the significance of spiritual preparedness and the imperative for men to equip themselves with the "armor of God" in the midst of contemporary cultural challenges. The conversation began with a focus on the spirit of giving during the holiday season, with a call to support partners such as setapartfarms.org, which is dedicated to healing veterans and their families, and Old Glory Bank. The episode highlighted the urgency of addressing the fatherless issue and men's critical role in restoring balance to families and, consequently, the nation. Koch underscored the book's core message — the need to prioritize the first hour of the day for spiritual devotion and its impact on men's lives. Stubbins and Koch emphasized that healing men leads to healing families, which contributes to the healing of the entire nation. The discussion turned to the metaphorical "armor of God," a concept central to Koch's teachings. The Armor, including the helmet of salvation, the shield of faith, the breastplate of righteousness, the belt of truth, shoes prepared with the gospel of peace, and the sword of the spirit, were presented as essential tools in the spiritual battle faced by individuals and society. Koch shared personal anecdotes and strategies for daily spiritual warfare, highlighting the importance of guarding one's thoughts and maintaining a repentant heart. He emphasized the role of prayer and the three powerful prayers outlined in his book, forming the acronym "WAR" — Wash with the blood, Armor up, and Refill with the Holy Spirit. The author also revealed a unique practice of dressing his children in spiritual Armor each morning through prayer, reinforcing the idea that spiritual leadership starts at home. As the conversation unfolded, Koch addressed the challenges faced by families during the Christmas season, acknowledging the enemy's attempts to disrupt joy and create distractions. Both Stubbins and Koch expressed the need for resilience and encouraged listeners to stay focused on the true meaning of Christmas. In closing, Koch extended holiday wishes to the audience, emphasizing the importance of choosing joy in facing challenges and committing to a fantastic Christmas season. The episode served as a rallying call for men to armor up in the spiritual battle and find strength in faith, family, and the true spirit of Christmas.

We’re on location in Sasabee, Arizona to take a closer look at the U.S.-Mexico border. You can see the fence going to the right and the processing center to the left - we’ll spend the next hour or two here. Follow along with us as we bring you the latest updates from the border.

About this video: It is slow moving in the beginning but we are capturing as the immigrants entered into the point of entry over the course of about two hours on the night of December 18, 2023. Notice in the start of the video there are a few people but by the end there is a full bus-load. Understand that the border crossing was supposedly closed due to cartel activity in the area, but as you can see it is not. The video progresses from the Lukeville, Az border crossing to riding along the border fence in Sasabe, Az. It ends with the departure video racing along the fence to return to the hardstand road. Lukeville, Az - In a surprising turn of events, the Border Patrol in Lukeville, Arizona, faced an unexpected surge in illegal immigration as a diverse group of individuals, including those from Africa, Pakistan, Ecuador, and more, attempted to enter the United States. The situation unfolded during an exclusive coverage by "Citizen Media News," hosted by Roger Farina and “Discussions of Truth” hosted by Ian Trottier. Farina reported live from the scene, capturing the arrival of individuals from Senegal and Guinea in Africa who speak French and individuals from Pakistan and Ecuador, among other countries. The immigrants, including families and single individuals, were detained at the closed point of entry, Lukeville, creating a complex and tense situation for Border Patrol agents. According to Farina's interviews with Border Patrol agents on the ground, the influx was attributed to conflicts between cartels, prompting the closure of the location. The Border Patrol emphasized the seriousness of the situation, with potential violent activities reported in Nogales, Arizona. The show also highlighted a unique moment when Farina attempted to engage with the immigrants, showcasing their arduous journeys from Africa to the Americas. The individuals shared their travel routes, including flights, walks, and bus rides, revealing their challenges and determination to seek a new life. As the Border Patrol processed the immigrants, some were allowed entry, raising concerns about the enforcement of immigration policies. Farina and Trottier expressed reservations about the illegal entry, emphasizing the importance of a proper and legal immigration process. The live coverage also captured the immigrants' diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds, with Farina using Google Translate to communicate with individuals who spoke languages other than English. The situation escalated as the show unfolded into the night, witnessing the processing of over 100 individuals, raising questions about the capacity of Border Patrol facilities and the efficacy of immigration enforcement.

In a special on-location episode of "Indivisible with John Stubbins," host Roger Farina delved into the complex realities at the U.S.-Mexico border with guest Jason Jones, an expert on border issues. The conversation, held at Amfest in Phoenix, focused on the alarming situation in Lukeville and shed light on the cartel-driven crisis unfolding at the southwest border. Farina and Jones, positioned just three hours from Lukeville, discussed the relentless influx of migrants, emphasizing that the Sinaloa cartel strategically pushes them to one of the most remote locations on the southwest border. Jones asserted that this tactic allows the cartel to move high-value individuals potentially linked to terrorism and deadly fentanyl into the United States. Highlighting the gravity of the situation, Jones emphasized that Arizona has become Ground Zero for fentanyl pouring into the country, directly impacting Americans. He underscored that media narratives often overlook the fact that the large groups of migrants crossing are orchestrated by the cartels, raising questions about the motivations behind crossing in such challenging terrains. The conversation extended to the experiences of individuals making the treacherous journey, with Jones revealing the disturbing reports of sexual assaults on women and children. Jones explained that the formation of large caravans serves as a safety mechanism against the brutal cartels, aiming to prevent individuals from being victimized. Farina, a retired military member, shared his firsthand observations from the border, expressing concern about President Biden's assertion that the borders are secure. The duo emphasized the humanitarian crisis created by policies that, according to Jones, endanger lives and force people to escape perilous situations. Jones, an advocate for designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, connected the dots between illegal migration, transnational crime, and the impact on American communities. He warned of a looming convergence where the consequences of overdose deaths in the north and human smuggling in the south collide, presenting a multifaceted challenge. As the conversation unfolded, Jones predicted a continued increase in numbers and overdose deaths under the current administration, urging action against the cartels to mitigate the impact on American families. The episode concluded with a call to support Border 911's efforts to address the crisis and educate both citizens and policymakers. In another riveting interview at Amfest in Phoenix, Roger Farina of Citizen Media News hosted Sean Wilson, founder of MSG Risk Management Intelligence, shedding light on the escalating crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. The conversation provided a firsthand account of the challenges faced by law enforcement and highlighted the urgent need for action. Wilson, whose company specializes in corporate security and intelligence, shared his experiences from the border, echoing sentiments expressed by experts like Jason Jones and Victor Avila. According to Wilson, the consensus is that the border is the most significant national security risk to the United States. The discussion pivoted around the alarming situation in Lukeville, identified as Ground Zero in recent news. Wilson painted a grim picture, stating that the country might completely lose control of the border without immediate intervention within the next ten months. He criticized the current state of Border Patrol, asserting that it has become a mere "babysitting service," struggling to manage the overwhelming influx of migrants. Wilson emphasized that the sheer volume of migrants entering the country is overwhelming resources, hindering the detection of drug trafficking and accurate counting of individuals. He suggested that the documented numbers could be just a fraction of the actual figures, estimating that for every million documented, there might be an additional three million migrants entering the United States. During his recent trip to Lukeville, Wilson recounted troubling scenes of cartel members cutting fences in front of law enforcement, brandishing weapons, and mistreating migrants. The cartel's blatant disregard for law enforcement and the safety of those crossing the border showcased the dire state of affairs. As concerns about border security continue to mount, experts like Sean Wilson contribute valuable insights that underscore the need for urgent and comprehensive action. The interview concluded with gratitude from Roger Farina to Sean Wilson, highlighting the importance of bringing attention to these critical issues.*