In today's episode, we tackle a heavy news cycle dominated by national security threats and the shifting landscape of American energy and labor.

First, we break down the harrowing details of two major incidents being investigated as acts of terrorism. We look at the shooting at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, where a gunman with prior ISIS ties opened fire in a classroom before being neutralized by brave ROTC students. Then, we head to Michigan to discuss the targeted attack on Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, where a vehicle-ramming and shooting attempt was thwarted by on-site security.

We also dive into the Department of Transportation’s major crackdown on commercial driver licenses (CDLs). With the Trump administration enforcing new "English proficiency" standards and revoking licenses for thousands of undocumented and temporary-status drivers, we discuss what this means for the supply chain and highway safety. Derrick Barrs, Administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration gives us all the details. 

Finally, Daniel Turner, Founder and Executive Director of Power The Future, joins the show to discuss the surge in energy prices. As conflict in the Middle East puts pressure on the pump, Daniel breaks down Turner says Spare me the crocodile tears from democrats who wanted high gas prices and why he believes American energy dominance is the only way out of the current crunch.

In This Episode:

• ODU & Michigan Under Attack: A look at the investigations into the recent campus and synagogue violence.

• The CDL Crackdown: How the federal government is tightening the rules on immigrant truckers and the "Dalilah Law."

• Energy and AI: Daniel Turner on why the left's policies on energy would cost you even more at the pump,

• California vs. The Feds: The brewing legal battle over highway funding and licensing regulations.