The President of the United States is on track to complete all of America's military objectives shortly, with a focus on hitting Iran extremely hard over the next two to three weeks. Meanwhile, the Artemis mission is a step towards a new era of space exploration, with the goal of walking on the moon again before China does. The Supreme Court is also considering the issue of birthright citizenship, with implications for immigration policy and national identity. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses various topics including the President's address on Iran, the Supreme Court hearing on birthright citizenship, and the audit of the Memphis school district revealing widespread fraud and abuse. The show also touches on the importance of national security, education, and the need for accountability in government. [... more]

The United States is facing challenges with Iran, NATO, and the Strait of Hormuz, with President Trump's policies sparking controversy and debate. Meanwhile, immigration and economic issues continue to be major topics of discussion, with some arguing that the US needs to take a stronger stance on global politics and foreign policy. [... more]

The discussion revolves around birthright citizenship, with some arguing it's a scam, while others see it as a necessary provision. Meanwhile, the US is taking a hardline stance on NATO and Ukraine, and the Artemis mission is set to launch astronauts around the moon. The Supreme Court is also set to hear oral arguments on birthright citizenship, with President Trump planning to attend. [... more]

The President of the United States is taking a hard stance on Iran, with the goal of regime change and freedom of navigation in the Middle East. Meanwhile, NASA is preparing to send a mission to the moon, and the President is pushing for a $10 billion investment in the space program to stay ahead of China. Additionally, the Supreme Court is hearing a case on birthright citizenship, which could have significant implications for immigration policy and the economy. [... more]

The US President's strategy to nullify Iran's influence in the Middle East is a complex issue, with implications for NATO, China, and the global balance of power. Meanwhile, experts discuss the future of quantum computing and AI, and the challenges of hiring the right candidates for key roles. [... more]

The discussion revolves around current events, including Trump's stance on NATO and the Hormuz Strait, the Iran war, and Israel's influence on US decisions. The conversation also touches on abortion, the importance of judgment, and the role of Christianity in society. Additionally, the topic of drone security and its implications on military sites is explored. [... more]

The US continues to take a strong stance against Iran, with President Trump's administration pushing for continued operations in the region. This has led to a divide among Republicans, with some arguing that the US should not be involved in the conflict. Meanwhile, Europe is starting to come around to the US's perspective, with many countries now supporting the administration's efforts. The situation is complex, with many factors at play, including the price of oil and the threat posed by Iran's military capabilities. [... more]

European nations are reevaluating their stance on the Strait of Hormuz, while the United States is taking a more hands-off approach. Meanwhile, experts discuss the future of quantum computing and artificial intelligence, and a 2,000-year-old artifact may be evidence that Romans found the New World a thousand years before Christopher Columbus. [... more]

The Trump administration's military operation in Iran continues, with the US and Israel working together to take out key leaders and disrupt the regime's ability to threaten the region. Meanwhile, the debate over the Save America Act and voter ID continues, with some Republicans pushing for a federal takeover of voting procedures. The Democrats are also at odds over funding for the Department of Homeland Security, with some opposing funding for ICE and border patrol. The US military is making progress in taking out Iranian leaders, but the regime remains a threat, and the US must continue to work with its allies to ensure its safety and security. [... more]

The US is facing a crisis with Iran, and the TSA shutdown is causing chaos at airports. Meanwhile, Britain is refusing to take a stand against Iran, and the US is being asked to protect the Strait of Hormuz. The price of gold and silver is rising, and IBM is making breakthroughs in quantum computing. People living with CIDP are finding hope and treatment, but the US is also facing controversy over abortion rights. [... more]

The ongoing conflict between Iran and the West, the role of NATO and diplomacy, and the security implications of these tensions. Additionally, discussions on quantum computing, the rising homelessness crisis in the US, and the increasing influence of Sharia law in Britain. The importance of gun rights and the introduction of the Burner Gun, a non-lethal self-defense tool. The ongoing debate over immigration and border security, and the impact of financial uncertainty on markets and personal finances. [... more]

The US military is making significant gains in the war against Iran, with a 86% reduction in missile launches and a 73% decrease in drone attacks. However, Iran is still launching attacks and the US is working to destroy their launchers. The UK is also getting involved in the conflict, with some politicians facing criticism for their handling of the situation. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Iran's nuclear capabilities, Trump's decision to strike, and the implications of the War Powers Act. The conversation also touches on NATO, Spain's criticism of the US, and the concept of MAGA. Additionally, the podcast discusses Bill Clinton's testimony and the Epstein case, as well as the controversy surrounding Hillary Clinton and Fusion GPS. The hosts also share humorous anecdotes about McDonald's and Burger King, and discuss immigration policies in Oklahoma. [... more]

President Trump's administration is considering military action against Iran, with the goal of weakening the regime and punishing them for their human rights abuses. Meanwhile, the economy is a major focus for the president, with low gas prices and a strong stock market. Social media companies, including Meta and TikTok, are under scrutiny for their impact on children's mental health, with a trial underway in Los Angeles to hold them accountable for their actions. [... more]

The US and Israel are under pressure from Iran's hardline stance on nuclear enrichment, while Russia continues to occupy Ukraine, and NATO's response is being questioned. The US is considering military action against Iran, but the decision is complicated by the regime's ability to target US bases and the potential for regime change. Meanwhile, the US is targeting Russia's oil tankers to shut down the economy and stop the war in Ukraine. [... more]

President Donald Trump's foreign policy and economic agenda continue to shape the global landscape, with tensions rising between the US and China, and the US seeking to strengthen its alliances with European nations. The US economy is experiencing growth, but concerns about affordability and inflation remain, with the president set to campaign on these issues ahead of the midterms. Meanwhile, the US is seeking to expand its influence in the Arctic, with Greenland emerging as a key player in this effort. [... more]

The Greenland deal negotiated by Donald Trump and NATO leaders aims to strengthen the alliance's role in the Arctic region, counter Russia and China's economic and military presence, and establish a multinational NATO command in Greenland. Meanwhile, Democrats are struggling to present a unified front ahead of the midterm elections, with some moderates like Abigail Spanberger and Mickey Sherrill being attacked by their own party for their views on issues like ICE and immigration. [... more]

The President's deal with Greenland, the controversy surrounding ICE, and the upcoming midterms are among the main topics discussed in this podcast. The conversation also touches on the economy, immigration, and the potential for a Republican victory in the midterms. [... more]

President Trump's administration is taking a strategic approach to counter China's influence around the world, using a combination of economic and military measures to weaken China's position. This includes efforts to limit China's access to oil and other resources, as well as to strengthen alliances with other countries in the region. Meanwhile, the US is also taking steps to address the crisis in Iran, where protests against the government have been met with violence. The US is providing support to the Iranian people, while also working to prevent the spread of terrorism in the region. [... more]

President Trump's administration is taking a tough stance against China, implementing a well-constructed plan to counter its influence and secure America's interests. Meanwhile, Mayor Eric Johnson of Dallas discusses his city's approach to sanctuary cities, and Congressman Mike Lawler breaks down President Trump's plan to make America affordable again, including a $200 billion mortgage bond buying push and a proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10%. The U.S. military is also working to strengthen its presence in Europe, with a focus on innovation and cutting-edge technology. [... more]

Pastor Ernie discusses the importance of supporting ICE agents, the need for Trump to invoke the Insurrection Act, and the role of feminism in shaping modern society. He also talks about the benefits of Christian education and home schooling, and shares the gospel message of salvation through Jesus Christ. [... more]

General Chris Donahue, the four-star general in charge of US Army Europe and Africa, discusses his daily responsibilities and the challenges of deterring Russia's expansionist power in Europe and Africa. He highlights the importance of the Eastern Flank deterrence line and the need to eliminate strategic dilemmas in the region, particularly in Ukraine and Africa. [... more]

Discussion on the situation in Iran, Ukraine, and Russia, as well as the role of NATO and the military in the region. The conversation also touches on the use of technology, AI, drones, cyber, and space in the military and its implications for the future of warfare. [... more]

US Ambassador to Belgium Bill White discusses the country's economic and cultural ties with the US, the impact of Russia's actions on the global stage, and the rise of anti-Semitism in Europe. He also addresses the EU's economic slump and the need for deregulation to boost business and trade. [... more]

Senator Lindsey Graham discusses the situation in Venezuela, Russia's actions in Ukraine, and the need for NATO to step up its military presence. He praises President Trump's efforts to impose sanctions on Russia and seize ships carrying sanctioned oil. Graham also talks about the importance of a diplomatic solution to the conflict and preventing a third invasion of Ukraine. [... more]

Florida man stories continue to amaze, with one individual setting his truck on fire to draw attention to other criminal matters. Meanwhile, Star Wars actor John Boyega is under fire for his comments about the franchise's fandom, which he claims is problematic. In other news, NATO is warning of a potential war on the scale of World War II, and Waymo is considering a partnership with Oscar Meyer to drive the Wiener Mobile. Additionally, Google is adding a second AI to Chrome to prevent the first AI from selling user data to criminals, and identity thieves are using lists to target individuals during the holiday season. [... more]

A Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Portland took an unexpected turn when a speaker used the opportunity to chant 'Free Palestine' and lead the crowd in a song, sparking controversy. Meanwhile, the UK has made headlines for becoming the first NATO country to open up every single role in its armed forces to people living with HIV on treatment, but critics argue this policy is flawed and may be a way to avoid conscription. [... more]

The President of the United States is taking action to address the crisis in Venezuela, where the leader, Maduro, is accused of being a narco-terrorist. Meanwhile, the situation in Ukraine is escalating, with Russia's invasion causing widespread destruction and loss of life. The US is providing military aid to Ukraine, but the outcome of the conflict is uncertain. In other news, the President is visiting Taiwan, a move that has sparked tensions with China, which claims the island as its own. Additionally, the situation in Hong Kong is deteriorating, with the government cracking down on pro-democracy protests. The President has expressed support for the protesters and has called for the release of a prominent dissident, Jimmy Lai. [... more]

The US is considering selling barracudas and tomahawk missiles to Ukraine to target Russian sites, and President Trump has given Ukraine permission to use US weapons on Russian territory. Meanwhile, the US is also looking to build a physical wall along the border with Russia, similar to the one on the southern border, to stop the Red Army. Additionally, Russia is pulling people from prisons and other sources to send to the front lines in Ukraine, and the US is considering taking action against Hamas in Gaza. [... more]

Moldova's Ambassador to the U.S. discusses the country's recent parliamentary elections, where a fair and democratic vote sent a clear message that Moldova is a sovereign, independent country and that Russia is not welcome. He shares his experiences living under Soviet and Russian occupation and influence, and explains how Moldova has tasted freedom and democracy since the collapse of the Soviet Union. The Ambassador also talks about the importance of a strong partnership between Moldova and the United States, and how the U.S. has been helpful in strengthening Moldovan institutions and resisting Russian influence. [... more]

The President's new strategy to end the war in Ukraine involves increasing European involvement, cutting off Russian oil and gas imports, and imposing further sanctions on Russia. Daniel Bilak, a member of the Territorial Defense Forces of Ukraine, believes that the war is winnable and that Russia's economy is weak, making it vulnerable to sanctions and military pressure. [... more]

A discussion on physical fitness requirements for women in the military, the potential benefits of methylene blue for Alzheimer's prevention, and the escalating tensions between Russia and NATO, with a focus on the importance of a Biblical worldview in navigating current events and personal salvation. [... more]

The host discusses the suspicious circumstances surrounding Charlie Kirk's reported death, with some news outlets claiming he was killed a day before the actual event. The host also touches on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, suggesting a possible false flag operation, and criticizes the media for spreading propaganda and manipulating information. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, with some speculating that a false flag operation may have occurred, and the potential for a larger war. The conversation also touches on the military industrial complex, the role of NATO, and the intersection of politics and spirituality. [... more]

Charlotte train murderer DeCarlos Brown will be charged with multiple federal crimes including violence on mass transit The media continues to defend the murderer and claims Republicans are seizing and pouncing on the story Dana breaks down an out-of-control CNN panel that suggested the Charlotte murderer shouldn't be locked away for life because he had schizophrenia Texas A M's President was directed to fire a professor for discussing gender identity in a children's literature course after a student got KICKED OUT of class for objecting to trans indoctrination Whoopi Goldberg decries all the attention that the brutal stabbing murder of [... more]

The Ukraine conflict continues to escalate, with Russia refusing to meet for direct talks with Ukraine and hitting civilian targets. Columnist David Ignatius discusses the need for the US to take a stronger stance and provide security guarantees to Ukraine, while also addressing the concerns of Russia and Europe. Ignatius argues that the US must work with Ukraine to help them fend off the illegal invasion and that the settlement of the conflict would be an admission of defeat for Russia. [... more]

Russia's authoritarian aggression in Ukraine is a threat to democracy and stability, while China's cyber capabilities pose a significant risk to the US and its allies. The US must work with its partners to impose costs on Russia and China, and invest in AI and cybersecurity to stay ahead of its adversaries. [... more]

President Trump welcomed Vladimir Putin to Alaska on Friday with fighter jets and a B- bomber The left is whining that he rolled out the red carpet for a dictator Dana explains how this is strategic psychological warfare European leaders arrive at The White House ahead of Zelenskyy's arrival An illegal immigrant from India who made an illegal U-Turn with a truck that killed a family of three H D Kamala drunkenly rambles at the Teamsters urging people to take it to the streets and fight because they can't win at the ballot box Does it bother you that Zelenskyy [... more]

The Ukraine-Russia conflict continues to escalate, with Vladimir Putin pushing for a ceasefire in exchange for control of key Ukrainian territories. Andrew Weiss discusses the challenges facing President Trump as he prepares to meet with Putin, and the potential consequences of a failed meeting. [... more]