You won't believe who Biden let in -- UNVETTED! Join reporter Ali Bradley and U.S. Representative Lisa McClain as they lay bare the explosive reality behind “special-interest” illegal alien entries during the Biden era—and the rising violence facing ICE agents as they enforce the law. With assaults on ICE skyrocketing 830% since January 2025. This is a must-watch inside look at a system in crisis.

 

Unshaken and Unafraid with Joe Pags Ep 27 - Ali Bradley and Rep Lisa McClain

You won't believe who Biden let in -- UNVETTED! Join reporter Ali Bradley and U.S. Representative Lisa McClain as they lay bare the explosive reality behind &ldquo;special-interest&rdquo; illegal alien entries during the Biden era&mdash;and the rising violence facing ICE agents as they enforce the law. With assaults on ICE skyrocketing 830% since January 2025. This is a must-watch inside look at a system in crisis.
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Unshaken and Unafraid with Joe Pags Ep 27 - Ali Bradley and Rep Lisa McClain

What happens when a former TV news anchor joins the other side and starts a campaign to tell the truth? The left freaks out does everything it can to shut him up. They swatted him. They cancelled him on social media. They did everything they could to silence him. It didn’t work.

What happens when a former TV news anchor joins the other side and starts a campaign to tell the truth?&nbsp;The left freaks out does everything it can to shut him up. They swatted him. They cancelled him on social media. They did everything they could to silence him. It didn&rsquo;t work.

Unshaken & Unafraid with Joe Pags

Ali Bradley & Rep. Lisa McClain on Biden’s Border Crisis & ICE Attacks

What happens when a cop gives 34 years to the badge… survives five shootings… then collapses from a stroke in the middle of his shift — only to have his own department refuse to pay his medical bills?

Lieutenant Randy Sutton, the most-featured officer in COPS history and a Las Vegas Metro watch commander, tells Joe Pags the story no one in the media wants you to hear.

In this raw, emotional conversation, Sutton reveals:

• Why 85,000 American police officers were assaulted last year — nearly double from just six years ago

• How radical police chiefs are refusing to cooperate with ICE while putting their own officers in danger

• How politicians eliminated consequences for attacking cops — and why violent crime exploded
• The untold suicide epidemic inside law enforcement — where more officers die by their own hand than in the line of duty

• Why Sutton created The Wounded Blue, a charity that has already helped more than 16,000 injured and disabled officers who were abandoned by the system

• The shocking moment Sutton collapsed from a stroke in his patrol car — and was told by his own agency: “This isn’t personal. It’s just business.”

He also exposes how cops who are shot, paralyzed, or permanently disabled are being fired, denied treatment, losing their homes — and in some cases, wishing they had died instead.

This episode will change how you see law enforcement forever.

🎧 Listen now.
📚 Get Randy’s book: Rescuing 911: The Fight for America’s Safety
❤️ Support injured officers at TheWoundedBlue.org

What happens when a cop gives 34 years to the badge&hellip; survives five shootings&hellip; then collapses from a stroke in the middle of his shift &mdash; only to have his own department refuse to pay his medical bills?
Lieutenant Randy Sutton, the most-featured officer in COPS history and a Las Vegas Metro watch commander, tells Joe Pags the story no one in the media wants you to hear.
In this raw, emotional conversation, Sutton reveals:
&bull; Why 85,000 American police officers were assaulted last year &mdash; nearly double from just six years ago
&bull; How radical police chiefs are refusing to cooperate with ICE while putting their own officers in danger
&bull; How politicians eliminated consequences for attacking cops &mdash; and why violent crime exploded &bull; The untold suicide epidemic inside law enforcement &mdash; where more officers die by their own hand than in the line of duty
&bull; Why Sutton created&nbsp;The Wounded Blue, a charity that has already helped more than 16,000 injured and disabled officers who were abandoned by the system
&bull; The shocking moment Sutton collapsed from a stroke in his patrol car &mdash; and was told by his own agency:&nbsp;&ldquo;This isn&rsquo;t personal. It&rsquo;s just business.&rdquo;
He also exposes how cops who are shot, paralyzed, or permanently disabled are being fired, denied treatment, losing their homes &mdash; and in some cases, wishing they had died instead.
This episode will change how you see law enforcement forever.
🎧 Listen now. 📚 Get Randy&rsquo;s book: Rescuing 911: The Fight for America&rsquo;s Safety ❤️ Support injured officers at TheWoundedBlue.org

“85,000 Cops Assaulted Last Year — And Police Chiefs Are Selling Them Out” | Lt. Randy Sutton

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Congressman Byron Donalds joins Joe Pags for a wide-ranging, serious conversation about power, control, and why so many American systems feel broken at the same time.

This episode goes far beyond headlines. Donalds explains how political incentives — not compassion or incompetence — drive decisions in Washington, from immigration policy to law enforcement, health care, and federal overreach. He walks through how narratives are manufactured, why enforcement is selectively applied, and how government power quietly expands while accountability disappears.

The discussion touches on immigration and border enforcement, but also zooms out to the deeper issues:
• how incentives shape policy
• why “temporary” government powers never go away
• how control replaces representation
• and what happens when common sense is pushed out of policymaking

Donalds also talks about Florida’s governance model, why it’s working when other states are struggling, and why leadership — not slogans — determines outcomes.

If you’re trying to understand why things feel off in the country, and why the same failures keep repeating no matter the issue, this conversation connects the dots.

Congressman Byron Donalds joins Joe Pags for a wide-ranging, serious conversation about power, control, and why so many American systems feel broken at the same time.
This episode goes far beyond headlines. Donalds explains how political incentives &mdash; not compassion or incompetence &mdash; drive decisions in Washington, from immigration policy to law enforcement, health care, and federal overreach. He walks through how narratives are manufactured, why enforcement is selectively applied, and how government power quietly expands while accountability disappears.
The discussion touches on immigration and border enforcement, but also zooms out to the deeper issues: &bull; how incentives shape policy &bull; why &ldquo;temporary&rdquo; government powers never go away &bull; how control replaces representation &bull; and what happens when common sense is pushed out of policymaking
Donalds also talks about Florida&rsquo;s governance model, why it&rsquo;s working when other states are struggling, and why leadership &mdash; not slogans &mdash; determines outcomes.
If you&rsquo;re trying to understand why things feel off in the country, and why the same failures keep repeating no matter the issue, this conversation connects the dots.

Byron Donalds: Power, Control, and the Systems Failing America

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/5e27a451-e6e6-4c51-aa03-a7370003783c/clips/4941b269-9a71-4f05-a8ec-b3bb005c04b5/transcript

Independent filmmaker Chad O. Jackson joins Joe Pags to discuss his controversial documentary on Martin Luther King Jr. — a project that challenges the widely accepted narrative surrounding the civil rights icon.

Jackson lays out his research into MLK’s speeches, inner circle, political influences, and the broader power structures operating during the Civil Rights era. The conversation explores claims of ghostwriting, ideological movements inside the church, and why certain historical narratives are elevated while others are buried.

This is a calm, fact-driven discussion that asks a difficult question:
Who controls history — and why?

Listeners are encouraged to examine the evidence, question long-held assumptions, and decide for themselves.

Independent filmmaker Chad O. Jackson joins Joe Pags to discuss his controversial documentary on Martin Luther King Jr. &mdash; a project that challenges the widely accepted narrative surrounding the civil rights icon.
Jackson lays out his research into MLK&rsquo;s speeches, inner circle, political influences, and the broader power structures operating during the Civil Rights era. The conversation explores claims of ghostwriting, ideological movements inside the church, and why certain historical narratives are elevated while others are buried.
This is a calm, fact-driven discussion that asks a difficult question: Who controls history &mdash; and why?
Listeners are encouraged to examine the evidence, question long-held assumptions, and decide for themselves.

Martin Luther King Jr.: The Documentary That Challenges the Official Story

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/5e27a451-e6e6-4c51-aa03-a7370003783c/clips/01645a30-ce98-404d-a94c-b3b800852e32/transcript

Ali Bradley & Rep. Lisa McClain on Biden’s Border Crisis & ICE Attacks

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