Tomi Lahren joins Brian Kilmeade in studio to break down the critical midterm election landscape rising energy costs and the debate over border enforcement She calls out radical Democratic candidates responds to NYC Mayor Mamdani's defense of an illegal alien gang member and explains why Republicans must stand firm on mass deportations to energize their base Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

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Dana returns to the mic The left melts down over thinking Trump wants to nuke San Diego and Los Angeles High school students in France are rioting as their mass migration remains out of control More details emerge about the flydubai pilot Rep Kat Cammack joins us to discuss her efforts to push for background checks for people who work in Congress to expose foreign influence banning Congressional stock trading and more Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible HomeServehttps HomeServe com DanaJoin the millions of customers who trust HomeServe and save less your first [... more]

It's pretty clear that Sen John Cornyn is using his power and influence and money to sabotage GOP races in Texas including the U S Senate race This is typical RINO behavior See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories on June as Allied troops fought their way onto the beaches of Normandy Franklin D Roosevelt spoke to an anxious nation Rather than deliver a conventional presidential address Roosevelt led his listeners in prayer for the men fighting overseas For six minutes FDR asked God to strengthen the troops comfort those who would lose loved ones and give Americans the faith to endure the long fight ahead More than million people around the world heard his words including Anne Frank Our host Lee Habeeb shares the story of Roosevelt's D-Day prayer and the [... more]

Share a commentOne person with the wrong theology and the right access can tilt a whole nation We start with a surprising historical thread Rasputin's shadow over the Russian monarchy and use it to spotlight a timeless pattern when a culture gets all aflutter with mysticism and the occult deception doesn't stay on the fringe It moves inward shaping decisions weakening trust and leaving real damage behind Then we open to one of the darkest scenes in the Bible the Witch of Endor in Samuel King Saul is terrified as the Philistines mass for war and when he asks God [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories for five years the Borderline Bar Grill in Thousand Oaks California had been one of Tyler Spady's favorite places to hang out But on November as he stood on the dance floor thinking life couldn't get much better he heard the gunshots that would change his life forever Spady escaped through a packed kitchen as bullets struck the walls around him eventually finding refuge with strangers in a nearby neighborhood But surviving was only the beginning In the days and months that followed he learned which friends had died and struggled to make [... more]

A discussion on women's health and longevity, the importance of hormone therapy, and the role of gun control in preventing mass shootings. The conversation also touches on cybersecurity, digital protection, and the challenges of hormonal changes during menopause, highlighting the need for education and solutions to support women's health. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses various topics including identity theft, fraud, the deep state, and election interference, as well as personal finance and retirement planning, including reverse mortgages and disability insurance. [... more]

Henry Ford's life and legacy are a testament to his innovative spirit and determination to make cars affordable for the masses. He revolutionized the automotive industry with the Model T, introducing the first modern assembly line and transforming the way cars were manufactured and sold. Ford's impact on American society was profound, breaking down social barriers and creating a new era of consumerism. His story is a fascinating exploration of the intersection of technology, business, and culture. [... more]

Amy Semple McPherson rose to prominence in the 1920s as a Pentecostal preacher, using innovative techniques to spread the gospel and build America's first megachurch in Los Angeles. Her ministry was marked by scandal and controversy, but she ultimately rebuilt her reputation and left a lasting legacy in American Christian history. [... more]

In 1986, a massive balloon release in Cleveland, Ohio, turned into a catastrophe as the balloons drifted back over the city, causing problems for traffic and the nearby airport. The event, known as Balloon Fest 86, was intended to be a harmless fundraising publicity stunt but ended up being a disaster, with the balloons clogging land and waterways and causing the deaths of two fishermen. Meanwhile, a treatment for eczema, EBGLIS, is discussed, with its potential benefits and side effects explored. [... more]

Todd Starns discusses the recent vote in the House of Representatives to extend temporary protected status for Haitian immigrants, which he believes is essentially amnesty. He also talks about the importance of election integrity and the need for voter ID laws, referencing the Save America Act. Additionally, he covers various other topics such as the Oscar Meyer Wiener Mobile, the Boston mayor's program to provide free massages and yoga classes to LGBTQ+ migrants, and the Nashville area's accommodation of Muslim prayer schedules in public schools. [... more]

Linnaeus Strovers, a funeral home employee, takes it upon herself to reconnect unclaimed urns with their families, including veterans, and organizes a mass burial with military honors for those who have no one to claim them. [... more]

Buck Sexton explores the concept of manufacturing delusion, where people are manipulated into believing false information, and how this can lead to mass hysteria and radicalization. He draws on his CIA background and historical examples to explain the tactics used to control people's minds and the dangers of this phenomenon in modern society. [... more]

Henry Ford's legacy is deeply ingrained in American history, from the invention of the Model T to the creation of the modern assembly line. His innovative approach to mass production and consumerism transformed the automobile industry and had a profound impact on society. Ford's courage and conviction in the face of adversity are a testament to his enduring legacy. [... more]

The US position in negotiations with Iran continues to strengthen, with the country's anti-drone technology proving effective against Iranian-built drones. Meanwhile, a Democrat Senate candidate in Michigan is criticized for his response to the death of the Ayatollah, with some accusing him of being insensitive to the victims of the regime. Additionally, the Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman criticizes the Obama-Biden administration for giving Iran $150 billion, which was used to fund Hamas, Ansar Allah, and Hezbollah. In other news, an airline is introducing a 'fat tax' that requires overweight passengers to purchase an extra seat, and a new study suggests that the Cologuard test is effective in detecting colon cancer. Furthermore, IBM is working on quantum computing and has made significant progress in the field, with the goal of building the first fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2029. [... more]

A Christian's work is not just about getting a paycheck, but about serving God and living out their faith in their daily tasks, no matter how small they may seem. By being honest, loyal, and faithful, Christians can bring glory to God and point others to Him. [... more]

Eli Whitney's invention of the cotton gin and his claim to have developed interchangeable parts is a story often told in a simplified way. However, the truth behind his invention and the role of firearms in his development of interchangeable parts is more complex and fascinating. [... more]

Giselle Pellico recounts her unimaginable experience of being drugged and raped by 51 men over a decade, and her journey to reclaim her life and speak out against the perpetrators. Meanwhile, climate change is explored through the lens of George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River, and the current state of the river. In other stories, Frankenstein's monster is brought to life by actor Jacob Alordi, and the origins of Fettuccine Alfredo are revealed. Finally, Stephen A. Smith discusses his potential run for president and his views on politics and social issues. [... more]