Episodes
Tuesday Sep 18, 2012
Diana West, Daniel Pipes, Brett Decker, Andy McCarthy
Tuesday Sep 18, 2012
Tuesday Sep 18, 2012
With Diana West, Daniel Pipes, Brett Decker, Andy McCarthy
Columnist DIANA WEST talks about the recent decision to halt joint operations with Afghan security forces in light of the recent green-on-blue attacks. She also explains how Islam and western values can never coincide and our sensitivity training is nothing more than submitting to the will of our enemies.
DANIEL PIPES expresses his opinion that Obama was born and raised a Muslim and therefore is sympathetic to their cause, even when their cause results in the death of Americans. He also explains that Obama’s ideals are shaped by leftist radicals who see America as the source of the world’s problems.
Washington Times columnist Brett Decker stops by the show today to discuss President Obama’s foreign policy. Decker argues that there were signs in Obama’s inaugural address in which the President suggested that he sought to weaken and humble America on the world stage. Decker asserts that Obama’s approach to foreign policy has the potential to be disastrous not only for America’s standing as global hegemony, but to the security and well-being of American citizens. After all, if a U.S. ambassador can be killed due to Obama’s weakness, what could happen to the average American while traveling abroad?
Former federal prosecutor ANDY McCARTHY gives his view on the Obama Administration’s reasoning behind the attacks on US embassies. He also explains how the left can use these attacks to wage a war on freedom of speech, claiming it must be curtailed in order to protect others.
Tuesday Nov 15, 2011
Brett Decker, Rep. Louie Gohmert, Ambassador Yoram Ettinger
Tuesday Nov 15, 2011
Tuesday Nov 15, 2011
The editor of the Washington Times Editorial page, Brett Decker, joins Frank to elaborate on his book pertaining to the Obama Administration bowing down to the Chinese and hastening American decline and ushering a century of Chinese dominance. Is Barack Obama just anti-American or is there an emotional, self-loathing problem behind his subservient behavior? This behavior emboldens the Chinese to take advantage of what they perceive as American weakness. The president represents the United States of America and in doing so must convey a message of strength, yet Barack Obama conveys a message of weakness and compliance to foreign states. What message do we want our leaders to convey and what message are they conveying? America is at war with China, it may not be with conventional forces but they are engaging America on the cyber battlefield and economic battlefield. China is stealing business secrets, buying American banks and undermining American exceptionalism and this is how they plan on overtaking the U.S. as the global leader. The military leadership of America has failed to take the Chinese threat seriously because all they see is current capabilities instead of future capabilities that the Chinese are working towards.
Fred Grandy is joined by Rep. Louie Gohmert inside “The Cloakroom” to discuss the Muslim Brotherhood infiltration of the American government. Rep. Gohmert grilled Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano about her nonchalance in regards to one of her advisors using his security clearance to take classified information and distributing it to a news outlet. Secretary Napolitano was not bothered by this event and has claimed that she will not take action against Mohammed Elibiary. Why does the Secretary of Homeland Security feel it is not important to take action against someone who stole classified information? Why did she give a security clearance to someone who supports the Muslim Brotherhood? DHS is also refusing to use words such as Islamic Extremism because “it might offend those who wish to kill us.” A DHS report also calls for the federal government to work with people, such as the Muslim Brotherhood, to train agents to go after those extremists. How can America allow a fox to catch a fox?
Ambassador Yoram Ettinger explains what is happening within the Syrian regime. Up to 2009 many countries, including the United States, felt that Syria was moving into a new era with Bashar Assad at the helm. He was seen as a moderate leader who would help support the interests of the West and that is why America sent back an ambassador after a few years of absence. Obviously this was a miscalculation, now countries are calling for Assad to step down but who will take his place? Could the Muslim Brotherhood come to power in Syria? Just because there is a democratic process doesn’t mean that democracy will rule the country, example Germany in the 1930s. How will this affect U.S. security? Turkey has strengthened relations with Iran, how will this affect US security and influence in the region?