The US government is urging Hamas to disarm and adhere to President Trump's 20-point peace plan, while California is holding a special election to change the independent committee for redistricting, and the New York mayoral election is underway with a Democrat socialist candidate, Eric Adams, facing off against Republican Curtis Sliwa. [... more]

The Middle East peace deal is a historic agreement that could bring an end to the war in Gaza, but its success is far from guaranteed. Donald Trump's administration has been working towards a ceasefire and disarmament of Hamas, but the group's commitment to the deal is uncertain. Meanwhile, in Virginia, the gubernatorial debate is heating up, with candidates taking stances on transgender issues and other hot-button topics. [... more]

Earl Smith recounts the true story of the Goldsboro Broken Arrow, a catastrophic event where two hydrogen bombs fell on North Carolina in 1961. Smith, a munition maintenance specialist, was part of the team that disarmed the bombs, which could have caused the worst man-made disaster in history. The incident was kept classified until 2013, and Smith's story sheds light on the bravery and skill of the men involved in this extraordinary event. [... more]

In 1961, a B-52 bomber carrying two hydrogen bombs crashed in North Carolina, releasing 3.8 megatons of explosive force. Earl Smith, a munition maintenance man, was tasked with disarming the bombs, a feat he accomplished with the help of three other men. Their story, kept classified until 2013, is a testament to the bravery and skill of these unsung heroes. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the 45 goals of communism and how they relate to the current state of the world, particularly in the United States. The hosts explore the first three goals, which involve accepting coexistence as the only alternative to atomic war, being willing to capitulate in preferences to engaging in atomic warfare, and developing the illusion that a total disarmament in the U.S. would be a demonstration of moral strength. They also touch on the importance of biblical principles and the need for a strong military presence to maintain moral strength and protect against aggression. [... more]

Earl Smith recounts the true story of the Goldsboro Broken Arrow, a 1961 incident where two hydrogen bombs fell on North Carolina, and he disarmed one of them. Meanwhile, Bob Kendrick shares the remarkable story of Satchel Paige, a baseball legend who pitched in the Negro Leagues and became a symbol of triumph over segregation. [... more]