MONICA CROWLEY discusses her book “What the Bleep Just Happened” and delves deeper into the question of whether or not there is such a thing as free press any longer under what some consider a controlling and limiting Obama administration.

ELAINE DONNELLY, of the Center for Military Readiness, gives listeners and Frank a deeper look into the surging epidemic of sexual assault that is plaguing the U.S. Armed Forces at the moment.

CLAUDIA ROSETT of Foundation for Defense of Democracies talks with Frank about Richard Falk, a UN Human Rights Council special rapporteur, who last month publicly blamed the US for the Boston attacks. 

What is the nature of the Turkish government and how has it changed under Erdogan’s leadership?  Has it drifted, undetected, from a secular nationalist nation toward one with an Islamist identity?

This important NATO ally has maintained appearances through Erdogan’s relationship with Obama even while a sea change in Turkish foreign policy shifts to strengthen ties with Middle Eastern entities aligned against the U.S.  What are the implications for Israel, Iraq, Syria, and Egypt?

ROBERT MUISE of the American Freedom Law Center discusses yesterday’s ruling by a Michigan federal judge in favor of a Sheriff’s department that threatened to arrest Christian evangelists who were being assaulted by a mob of Muslim Americans.

DIANA WEST, author of upcoming book American Betrayal, touches on an array of issues including the Boston Bombings to issues with security during the night of the attacks in Benghazi.

RAYMOND BATVINIS, of the J Edgar Hoover Foundation as well as professor at the Institute for World Politics, discusses the recent arrest of an American diplomat in Russia on spy charges as well as takes a deeper look into the progress of American counter-terrorism operations.

BARRY RUBIN, of the Gloria Center, discusses the potential consequences between the growing and close friendship Obama and Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan have and the negative impact this has on any possible growth of democracy in the region.

ROBERT ZUBRIN, of  Pioneer Astronautics and The Mars Society, gives an overview of some of today’s top energy concerns ranging from issues such as energy independence and Qatari’s buying of US gas reserve fields, to updates in the field of climate change, as well as discusses anti-humanism and what this means in the United States.

ANDY MCCARTHY, Contributing Editor with National Review Online, talks about the real role the anti-Islam movie “Innocence of Muslims” played in the context of the Benghazi attacks on September 11, 2012 and uncovers some of the real groups/motives behind the attacks.

CHRISTIAN WHITON, of DC Advisory International and author of the upcoming book “Smart Power”, discusses the State Department’s release of false statements in the aftermath of the attacks on the US Consulate in Benghazi and briefly talks about the upcoming June elections in Iran and what this truly means for Iranian-American relations.

Former assistant secretary of defense for international security policy RICHARD PERLE advises against the US entering into a treaty with Russia in which it agrees to restrict our missile defense systems.

DANIEL GOURE, of the Lexington Institute, addresses current issues that the military faces with the continual downsizing of the Armed Forces as well as addresses recent reports on Chinese military buildup.

GORDON CHANG of Forbes.com argues that China’s claim this past week that it, not Japan, is the rightful owner of Okinawa shows that China is imitating 1930s-Japan by going on a militaristic bent.

CHRIS CRANE, ICE Union chief, talks about the way the Obama administration is preventing ICE agents from enforcing Congressionally-approved laws, which has led the group to file a lawsuit against the government.

BILL GERTZ, Washington Free Beacon, Senior Editor and Washington Times National Security Editor, discusses the Air Forces relief of 17 nuclear key holders as well as discusses Chinese espionage in the US and the ongoing problems in Libya.

FAITH MCDONNELL, of the Institute of Religion and Democracy, talks about the Obama’s administration’s recent invitation to Sudanese war-criminal Dr.Nafie Ali Nafie to come visit the U.S. and hold talks with President Obama.

JOHN WOHLSTETTER, Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute, discusses a newly published Pentagon report that explicitly blames China for large amounts of hacking of US private and public sector data. The criminals responsible for the cyber warfare, he argues, should be seen as spies, not mere hackers.

MONICA CROWLEY of Fox News reviews the details of new information from the latest congressional hearing on the events of September 11, 2012 in Benghazi, Libya.

Former Major General PAUL VALLELY recounts the controversial issues surrounding the 2011 downing of a Chinook in Afghanistan carrying a rescue response team in which 38 people and 28 members of the American Special Operations community were killed.

JIM HANSON of BlackFive.net discusses some of the current debates taking place in the U.S. military now, including the appropriateness of soldiers proselytizing to one another and the role of women and homosexuals in combat.

DIANA WEST, author of upcoming book <em>American Betrayal</em>, looks at the growing Islamic threat aimed at the US and the denial Americans live in about the dangerous truth of this threat.

KEVIN FREEMAN, author of “Secret Weapon: How Economic Terrorism Brought Down the US Stock Market and Why It Can Happen Again,” discusses how Qataris are buying up the majority of US gas reserves—a little known fact that undermines the “self-sufficiency” that fracking is supposed to bring.

RICHARD FISHER of International Assessment and Strategy Center explains why China’s military buildup is contradicting it’s traditional claim that it has a “nuclear doctrine of no first use.”

ANDY MCCARTHY, author of Spring Fever: The Illusion of Islamic Democracy, gives an overview of some of the today’s most talked about topics including; The Boston Bombers, Guantanamo Bay, and Sharia Law.

SHAUN WATERMAN of the Washington Times brings detailed clarity to what we know about the Obama administration’s handling of Benghazi in the run-up to tomorrow’s hearings on the Hill.

DR. ZUHDI JASSER of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy makes a case for finding allies within the Syrian opposition as well as explains the traps involved.

GORDON CHANG of Forbes.com discusses the potential for a “nuclear breakout” within the next five years as it becomes more and more likely that South Korea and Japan will attempt to acquire nuclear weapons of their own.

ROGER NORIEGA, Former US Ambassador, dissects in great detail how the dictatorial regime in Venezuela manipulated the recent election with the help of Cuba.  He also measures the resolve of the opposition and the outlook moving forward.

JOSEPH KLEIN, reporter for Front Page Magazine, explains why the UN attempt to investigate the use of chemical weapons in Syria–originally requested by the Syrian government–has stalled.

Former head of U.S. counterintelligence under President George W. Bush MICHELLE VAN CLEAVE discusses the investigation the FBI made several years ago into the older Tsarnaev brother after receiving a tip from Russia, and puts it in the context of the historical tension between the American and Russian intelligence communities.

PETER BROOKES, Senior Fellow in national security affairs at the Heritage Foundation, explains why Obama’s claim that “Al Qaeda is on the path to defeat” is a great mischaracterization of the facts.

BOB LORSCH, president and CEO of MMRGlobal Inc, talks about the Free Afridi campaign he and his wife are spearheading to get Dr. Shaki Afridi released from a Pakistani prison, and the latest news that a ruling on the case has been delayed yet again.

Shillman Analyst for JNS.org BEN COHEN explains the nationalist and Islamic forces that Turkish prime minister Erdogan must appeal to in the context of his recent announcement of an upcoming visit to Gaza.

FRED FLEITZ of Lignet.com analyzes why, despite President Obama’s recent call to do so, the Guantanamo Bay detention facility will not be closed in the near future.

Ret. Lt. Gen. JERRY BOYKIN of Special Operations Speaks discusses the recent discovery that witnesses to the Benghazi attack of last year are being blocked by the Department of State and CIA from telling their stories.

MICHAEL RUBIN, Resident Scholar at AEI, talks about the current crisis in Syria and the threats coming from an increasingly unstable Iran.

JANICE KEPHART, National Security Fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, provides data she has found–which the Obama administration doesn’t want made public–that details the increasing number of border crossing attempts since the talk of amnesty began. The most shocking statistic? A 500% increase in activity in the Tuscon sector over the past year.

DIANA WEST, author of The Death of the Grownup, reports on suspicious links between the Boston bombings and Saudi Arabia.

Ret. Lt. Gen. JERRY BOYKIN of Special Operations Speaks discusses the recent discovery that witnesses to the Benghazi attack of last year are being blocked by the Department of State and CIA from telling their stories.

MICHAEL RUBIN, Resident Scholar at AEI, talks about the current crisis in Syria and the threats coming from an increasingly unstable Iran.

JANICE KEPHART, National Security Fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, provides data she has found–which the Obama administration doesn’t want made public–that details the increasing number of border crossing attempts since the talk of amnesty began. The most shocking statistic? A 500% increase in activity in the Tuscon sector over the past year.

DIANA WEST, author of The Death of the Grownup, reports on suspicious links between the Boston bombings and Saudi Arabia.

Former special prosecutor ANDY MCCARTHY goes over the reasons for why the Obama administration is choosing to try the surviving Boston bombing suspect in a US criminal court rather than as an enemy combatant.

MATTHEW BRODSKY, Director of Policy for the Jewish Policy Center, explains the dangers of the US appearing weak-willed in response to Syria’s alleged use of chemical weapons.

CLAUDIA ROSETT, writer at Forbes.com, reports on the way the United States is breaking its own laws by funding UNESCO.

JEREMY SCAHILL, author of the book “Dirty Wars”–released as a documentary film this year–discusses the legal and ethical questions raised by Obama’s drone campaign against terrorists in the Middle East.

ROGER NORIEGA of InterAmerican Security Watch warns that the new president of Mexico is making a “short term pact with the devil” that allows narco-traffickers to continue their work in exchange for a decrease in violence.

Chairman of the US House Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia, and Emerging Threats of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs DANA ROHRABACHER makes the case for why the US should stay out of the conflict in Syria, arguing that there is no side that the US could support that would not turn against it in the long run.

GORDON CHANG, writer at Forbes.com, reports on the breaking story that North Korea is essentially creating a hostage situation by refusing to allow some South Korean citizens to leave the demilitarized zone between the two countries—a move that Chang believes points to North Korean threats being more than mere rhetoric.

ADAM KREDO of the Washington Free Beacon looks at the DHS’s stockpiling of lethal rounds of ammunition, and whether this is simply a result of excessive waste or points to something more sinister.

KEVIN FREEMAN, founder of Freeman Global Investor Council, analyzes the mini “flash crash” that occurred on Wall Street this week, and explains how the incident highlights the wider problem of economic terrorism.

BILL GERTZ, writer for the Washington Times, discusses his article on the alarming shift in China’s nuclear policy.

Former CIA officer FRED FLEITZ of the Langley Intelligence Group Network covers role of ideology and technology in the Boston terrorist attack, the Al Qaeda-Iran relationship, and the Al Qaeda train plot in Canada.

Author and columnist DIANA WEST tracks the Saudi angle of the Boston Marathon terror attack.