
The Scarcity of Trust: Espionage, Fiction and the Blurred Lines Between with Special Guest Jeffrey S. Stephens
Author Jeffrey Stephens talks spies both real and fictional, and why government malfeasance makes his job as a novelist more difficult.
Author Jeffrey Stephens talks spies both real and fictional, and why government malfeasance makes his job as a novelist more difficult.
Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld joins to talk about how taxpayer dollars and private donations have funded the very terrorists that attacked Israel.
Security specialist Wayne Black and retired US Army MG Paul Vallely talk the unfolding and deteriorating situation in Israel.
Asra Q. Nomani returns to talk about faith, parenthood, and how the woke left are using tolerance to enable hate.
Not “The Onion” nor “The Babylon Bee”
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Lifts sanctions, unfreezes assets, removes barriers to buying weapons, no concessions on Hamas and Hezbollah.
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