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SECURING AMERICA: 11/05/26 Frank is joined by Brian Kennedy and George Rasley to discuss the midterm results, what Republicans should prioritize in the remaining session of Congress, the case for renewed action against Iran, and concerns over Islamic doctrine and foreign influence. Brian attributes the midterm outcome primarily to voter concerns about high prices and dissatisfaction with the party in power, along with highly organized opposition to President Trump. He argues the results do not represent a clear mandate for Democrats, calls for stronger Republican political organization, and warns about anti-American ideas shaping younger voters and the influence of foreign interests on campuses and elsewhere. @BrianTKennedy1 George outlines priorities for the remaining time Republicans control Congress, including election-integrity measures, border security, and legislation to preserve actions against DEI initiatives. He argues the United States should resume military action against Iran given its nuclear and missile programs and support for armed groups, and discusses the incompatibility of Sharia with constitutional liberty, the potential for members sympathetic to it in the incoming Congress, and the need to investigate the use of mosques as infrastructure for jihad. @HqConservative

SECURING AMERICA: 11/05/26 Frank is joined by Brian Kennedy and George Rasley to discuss the midterm results, what Republicans should prioritize in the remaining session of Congress, the case for renewed action against Iran, and concerns over Islamic doctrine and foreign influence. Brian attributes the midterm outcome primarily to voter concerns about high prices and dissatisfaction with the party in power, along with highly organized opposition to President Trump. He argues the results do not represent a clear mandate for Democrats, calls for stronger Republican political organization, and warns about anti-American ideas shaping younger voters and the influence of foreign interests on campuses and elsewhere. @BrianTKennedy1 George outlines priorities for the remaining time Republicans control Congress, including election-integrity measures, border security, and legislation to preserve actions against DEI initiatives. He argues the United States should resume military action against Iran given its nuclear and missile programs and support for armed groups, and discusses the incompatibility of Sharia with constitutional liberty, the potential for members sympathetic to it in the incoming Congress, and the need to investigate the use of mosques as infrastructure for jihad. @HqConservative

SECURING AMERICA: 11/04/26 Frank is joined by Jerome Corsi and Rod D. Martin to discuss concerns over election integrity, the situation with Iran, and the strategic stakes of the new space race. Jerome explains why individual votes matter, especially in close races, and describes his team’s work examining voter-registration databases and mail-in ballots. He reports identifying issues such as duplicate or inaccurate records and ballots linked to questionable addresses, and says the findings are being prepared for state and federal authorities. @corsijerome Rod outlines principles for voting, arguing that citizens should support the better of the available candidates, accept primary results, and take responsibility for the consequences of participating or abstaining. He then turns to Iran’s nuclear and missile programs, the pressure being applied to its regime, the influence of the federal bureaucracy on policy, the high stakes of the 2028 election, and how sharply lower launch costs from SpaceX are accelerating competition with China for strategic positions on the Moon. @RodDMartin

SECURING AMERICA: 11/04/26 Frank is joined by Jerome Corsi and Rod D. Martin to discuss concerns over election integrity, the situation with Iran, and the strategic stakes of the new space race. Jerome explains why individual votes matter, especially in close races, and describes his team’s work examining voter-registration databases and mail-in ballots. He reports identifying issues such as duplicate or inaccurate records and ballots linked to questionable addresses, and says the findings are being prepared for state and federal authorities. @corsijerome Rod outlines principles for voting, arguing that citizens should support the better of the available candidates, accept primary results, and take responsibility for the consequences of participating or abstaining. He then turns to Iran’s nuclear and missile programs, the pressure being applied to its regime, the influence of the federal bureaucracy on policy, the high stakes of the 2028 election, and how sharply lower launch costs from SpaceX are accelerating competition with China for strategic positions on the Moon. @RodDMartin

SECURING AMERICA: 11/03/26 Frank is joined by Ron Armstrong of Stand Up Michigan, Dr. Karen Siegemund of the American Freedom Alliance, and Dr. David Wurmser to discuss Michigan’s Senate race, election integrity and education, and Israel’s coalition challenges amid regional threats. Ron discusses the Michigan Senate race between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, saying the contest is close and that recent events could influence voters who have not yet cast ballots. He describes former Democratic primary candidate Haley Stevens’s endorsement of Rogers after a dispute with El-Sayed’s campaign and estimates that even a small shift in votes could affect the result. The conversation also covers COVID-era restrictions, freedom of speech, and what they describe as threats to constitutional rights, connecting the Michigan race to broader divisions within the Democratic Party and the potential impact on control of the Senate. @standup_mi Karen expresses concerns about election integrity and says educational institutions influence students’ values, knowledge, and sense of national identity. She discusses Chinese and Qatari involvement in education, the role of Confucius Institutes, and the effects of schools taking on responsibilities she believes belong to parents. The conversation also addresses the impact of school policies on children’s identities and family relationships. @AFAlliance David analyzes Israel’s recent election and the difficulty of forming a governing coalition. He discusses the Arab parties’ role, possible paths including another election or a national unity government, and the pressures Israel faces from Iran, Gaza, Hezbollah, and other regional issues. He considers reported contacts among Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, and argues that Turkey and Qatar are working together. He says the central question regarding possible U.S. action against Iran is whether the aim would be regime change, and whether Israel would be included in the planning. @Wurmserscribit

SECURING AMERICA: 11/03/26 Frank is joined by Ron Armstrong of Stand Up Michigan, Dr. Karen Siegemund of the American Freedom Alliance, and Dr. David Wurmser to discuss Michigan’s Senate race, election integrity and education, and Israel’s coalition challenges amid regional threats. Ron discusses the Michigan Senate race between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, saying the contest is close and that recent events could influence voters who have not yet cast ballots. He describes former Democratic primary candidate Haley Stevens’s endorsement of Rogers after a dispute with El-Sayed’s campaign and estimates that even a small shift in votes could affect the result. The conversation also covers COVID-era restrictions, freedom of speech, and what they describe as threats to constitutional rights, connecting the Michigan race to broader divisions within the Democratic Party and the potential impact on control of the Senate. @standup_mi Karen expresses concerns about election integrity and says educational institutions influence students’ values, knowledge, and sense of national identity. She discusses Chinese and Qatari involvement in education, the role of Confucius Institutes, and the effects of schools taking on responsibilities she believes belong to parents. The conversation also addresses the impact of school policies on children’s identities and family relationships. @AFAlliance David analyzes Israel’s recent election and the difficulty of forming a governing coalition. He discusses the Arab parties’ role, possible paths including another election or a national unity government, and the pressures Israel faces from Iran, Gaza, Hezbollah, and other regional issues. He considers reported contacts among Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, and argues that Turkey and Qatar are working together. He says the central question regarding possible U.S. action against Iran is whether the aim would be regime change, and whether Israel would be included in the planning. @Wurmserscribit

SECURING AMERICA: 11/03/26 Frank is joined by Ron Armstrong of Stand Up Michigan, Dr. Karen Siegemund of the American Freedom Alliance, and Dr. David Wurmser to discuss Michigan’s Senate race, election integrity and education, and Israel’s coalition challenges amid regional threats. Ron discusses the Michigan Senate race between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, saying the contest is close and that recent events could influence voters who have not yet cast ballots. He describes former Democratic primary candidate Haley Stevens’s endorsement of Rogers after a dispute with El-Sayed’s campaign and estimates that even a small shift in votes could affect the result. The conversation also covers COVID-era restrictions, freedom of speech, and what they describe as threats to constitutional rights, connecting the Michigan race to broader divisions within the Democratic Party and the potential impact on control of the Senate. @standup_mi Karen expresses concerns about election integrity and says educational institutions influence students’ values, knowledge, and sense of national identity. She discusses Chinese and Qatari involvement in education, the role of Confucius Institutes, and the effects of schools taking on responsibilities she believes belong to parents. The conversation also addresses the impact of school policies on children’s identities and family relationships. @AFAlliance David analyzes Israel’s recent election and the difficulty of forming a governing coalition. He discusses the Arab parties’ role, possible paths including another election or a national unity government, and the pressures Israel faces from Iran, Gaza, Hezbollah, and other regional issues. He considers reported contacts among Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, and argues that Turkey and Qatar are working together. He says the central question regarding possible U.S. action against Iran is whether the aim would be regime change, and whether Israel would be included in the planning. @Wurmserscribit

SECURING AMERICA: 10/30/26 Frank is joined by Jerome Corsi, Kenneth Abramowitz, and Elliot Chodoff to discuss U.S. election integrity, Israel’s coalition politics, and the conflict with Iran. Jerome criticizes the Democratic Party’s support for groups and causes he associates with Marxism and Islamic political movements, arguing that U.S. laws and institutions leave the country vulnerable. He describes a database project that compares voter registrations and mail-in ballots with other records to identify potential irregularities, including ballots linked to undeliverable addresses or voters who have moved. He says his group plans to help people document suspected cases and submit them to the Department of Justice while monitoring mail-in ballots in real time. @corsijerome1 Kenneth reviews Israel’s election results and coalition system, noting that neither the Netanyahu-aligned nor anti-Netanyahu bloc appears likely to reach the 61 seats needed to form a government alone. He outlines possible outcomes, including a unity government or another election, and alleges that improper voting and outside influence affected the result. He also discusses the possibility of renewed U.S. and Israeli military action against Iran, arguing that Israel contributes significant military, intelligence, and electronic-warfare capabilities and that both countries need clear elections and strong governments to act. @KennethAbramow5 Elliot explains the coalition options and says “right” and “left” are poor descriptions of Israel’s political blocs. He describes the conflict with Iran as ongoing and says he views removing the Iranian regime as the objective rather than focusing only on its nuclear program. He notes that renewed fighting could produce a strong Iranian response and says he believes Israel has a plan but is not privy to its details.

SECURING AMERICA: 11/02/26 Frank is joined by Jonathan Tobin, editor-in-chief of the Jewish News Syndicate, and George Rasley of Conservative HQ to discuss Israel’s election stalemate, the red-green alliance in U.S. politics, and concerns about Sharia and post-election plans. Jonathan describes the Israeli result as a stalemate in which Netanyahu’s bloc won more seats than its rivals but neither side holds a majority, leaving open the possibility of a caretaker government. He rejects claims of a demographic threat inside Israel, noting that the Arab share remains about 20 percent while Jewish population growth continues. On U.S. politics he addresses the red-green alliance of left-wing and Islamic political groups, citing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed as an example of views he says have become more normalized in the Democratic Party. Regarding Iran, he states that Netanyahu and many Israelis favor confronting the threat, while Trump’s stance remains uncertain. @jonathans_tobin @JNS_org George reviews material on women’s rights under Sharia and options available to women facing abuse or forced marriage. He points to content from Data Republican as evidence of post-election plans and urges supporters of the current constitutional order to vote, noting that control of Congress could influence efforts to alter constitutional safeguards. @HqConservative