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Congressman Buddy Carter sits in with Rose Tennent and covers his race for the Senate in Georgia and the efforts he's pushing to punish the New Jersey Democratic Congressional Delegation for protesting ICE.

Congressman Buddy Carter sits in with Rose Tennent and covers his race for the Senate in Georgia and the efforts he's pushing to punish the New Jersey Democratic Congressional Delegation for protesting ICE.

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Battle for The Senate - May 16th, Hour 3

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Sean reacts to the latest news on America's efforts to neutralize Iran's nuclear weapons program.  If you take just a moment you can recognize just how powerful and amazing our military forces are!

Sean reacts to the latest news on America's efforts to neutralize Iran's nuclear weapons program.&nbsp; If you take just a moment you can recognize just how powerful and amazing our military forces are!

American Strength - June 23rd, Hour 1

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Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House and author of, Trump’s Triumph, America’s Greatest Comeback, has an article out on the President’s decision to enter the war with Iran.


Many in Washington are debating whether America should step in to help Israel finish eliminating the Iranian nuclear threat.

I don’t know of any serious person who wants Iran to develop nuclear weapons, but there is much concern over the possibility of creating a new American forever war in the Middle East. Part of this debate stems from confusion about who President Trump is — and the huge difference between war fighting and war winning.

Tragically, the American military has spent far more time thinking about, investing in, and practicing for war fighting than developing strategies and systems for war winning. This was an issue during the Vietnam War and most recently during the 20-year Afghanistan War.

Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House and author of, Trump&rsquo;s Triumph, America&rsquo;s Greatest Comeback, has an article out on the President&rsquo;s decision to enter the war with Iran.
 Many in Washington are debating whether America should step in to help Israel finish eliminating the Iranian nuclear threat.
I don&rsquo;t know of any serious person who wants Iran to develop nuclear weapons, but there is much concern over the possibility of creating a new American forever war in the Middle East. Part of this debate stems from confusion about who President Trump is &mdash; and the huge difference between war fighting and war winning.
Tragically, the American military has spent far more time thinking about, investing in, and practicing for war fighting than developing strategies and systems for war winning. This was an issue during the Vietnam War and most recently during the 20-year Afghanistan War.

Iran Can't Go Nuclear - June 23rd, Hour 3

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 Ali Safavi is a member of Iran’s Parliament in Exile, National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), and President of Near East Policy Research (NEPR), a consulting and policy analysis firm in Washington, DC. A sociologist by career, Safavi studied and taught at UCLA, California State University Los Angeles and University of Michigan from 1972 until 1981. An activist during the anti-Shah student movement in the 1970s in the US, Safavi has been involved in Iranian affairs since then and has lectured and written extensively on issues related to Iran, Iraq, terrorism, nuclear proliferation, and the political process in the Middle East. Safavi’s older brother, Hossein, a US-educated aerospace engineer from Northrop University in California, was executed by the current Iranian regime in 1981 for his opposition to their repressive policies. He was 29.

&nbsp;Ali Safavi is a member of Iran&rsquo;s Parliament in Exile, National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), and President of Near East Policy Research (NEPR), a consulting and policy analysis firm in Washington, DC. A sociologist by career, Safavi studied and taught at UCLA, California State University Los Angeles and University of Michigan from 1972 until 1981. An activist during the anti-Shah student movement in the 1970s in the US, Safavi has been involved in Iranian affairs since then and has lectured and written extensively on issues related to Iran, Iraq, terrorism, nuclear proliferation, and the political process in the Middle East. Safavi&rsquo;s older brother, Hossein, a US-educated aerospace engineer from Northrop University in California, was executed by the current Iranian regime in 1981 for his opposition to their repressive policies. He was 29.

The Other Iran - June 23rd, Hour 2

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Battle for The Senate - May 16th, Hour 3

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