Hour 3 delivers a mix of law‑and‑order wins and deep political irony. Casey opens with staggering new FBI data confirming the agency’s most successful year in modern history under Director Kash Patel’s “full‑scale reset.” Arrests surged 100 percent, violent crime fell by 20 percent, and more than 1,800 criminal organizations were disrupted as the FBI refocused on crime‑fighting over politics. Patel’s overhaul—including closing the Hoover Building and axing biased agents—has restored credibility and results, with federal agents rescuing thousands of missing children and crushing transnational crime rings.

Next, ZeroHedge exposes a Los Angeles homeless‑services CEO indicted for defrauding taxpayers to fund a luxury lifestyle — the latest reminder that progressive “compassion” nonprofits are ripe with abuse. Meanwhile, Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith slams state Republicans for extending the syringe‑exchange program through 2036, calling it “government‑sanctioned self‑destruction” and demanding accountability from GOP leadership.

The hour intensifies as Tom Homan puts the “fear of God” into anti‑ICE activists caught coordinating online attacks against federal agents through leaked Signal chats, a story tied to last week’s “Signal‑Gate.” Casey ties in new reports that Alex Pretti violently resisted arrest days before the Minneapolis shooting, further debunking left‑wing martyr claims.

Adding to the week’s headlines: a private jet linked to anti‑ICE and anti‑Trump attorneys crashes, killing six; critics eviscerate Al Gore’s “Inconvenient Truth” on its 20‑year anniversary for its failed climate predictions; and outrage erupts as an Arizona Democratic Party treasurer is unmasked as the man who screamed obscene slurs at teenage girls posing with ICE agents.