Securing America with Frank Gaffney Podcast

Norman Bailey, Jonathan Schanzer, Sen. Jim DeMint

On today's show Frank is joined by Dr. Norman Bailey, President of the Institute for Global Economic Growth and professor of economic statecraft at the Institute of World Politics, to discuss Russian energy companies drilling for oil off the U.S. coast in Cuban waters.  Then, Jonathan Schanzer from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies weighs in on the conditions for war in Palestine.  Finally, Senator Jim DeMint gives us the view of the President's START 2 treaty from the Senate Foreign Relations committee.  All of this and more issues vital to your security are covered here!

Claire Berlinski, Faith McDonnell, Gordon Chang

Today Frank is joined by author of There is No Alternative: Why Margaret Thatcher Matters, Claire Berlinski, to discuss the changing political landscape of Turkey and the implications this traditional NATO ally has on U.S. and Israeli security.  Then Faith McDonnell from the Institute on Religion and Democracy weighs in on the state of play in Sudan.  Does the approaching referendum mean an approaching war?  Finally, Gordon Chang of Forbes.com brings us the latest on human rights and security matters in Asia.

Jim Hanson, Sara Carter, Marc Danziger

US Army Special Forces ret., Jim Hanson, fills in for Frank and dedicates a full hour to the forgotten war in Afghanistan.  Jim is joined by one of the nation's top national security reporters, Sara Carter from the Washington Examiner and Winds of Change blogger Marc Danziger, the Armed Liberal.  You can find Jim (Uncle Jimbo) at Blackfive.net, Bigpeace.com and every Wednesday on SFR.

Mackenzie Eaglen, Sebastian Gorka, Ted Poe, Andy McCarthy

Today, on Secure Freedom Radio, Frank is joined by Mackenzie Eaglen to discuss defense spending. On segment two, Sebastien Gorka comes on the show to talk about the upcoming Afghan war review. Next, Ted Poe joins Frank to discuss the DREAM Act, energy insecurity and Wikileaks. Lastly, Andy McCarthy comes on the show to talk about the Oregon bomber and the new START treaty.

Dan Goure, Rosemary Jenks, Jim Hanson

On today's show, Dr. Dan Goure of the Lexington Institute shares the essential basis for understanding defense spending outside of Washington political speak.  Then, Rosemary Jenks of Numbers USA joins Frank for a stark analysis of the Dream Act and its implications on national security.  Finally,  US Army Special Forces ret. Jim Hanson,  military blogger of Blackfive.net and Bigpeace.com, weighs in on the President's visit to Afghanistan.

Mark Krikorian, Henry Sokolski, John Bolton, Gordon Chang

On today’s show, Mark Krikorian from the Center for Immigration Studies joins Frank to tell us about the Dream Act and its effort to provide amnesty for those who came to this country illegally as children. Next, Henry Sokolski discusses the interesting developments as negotiations with the Iranians are being made in Geneva. Following Sokolski, former ambassador to the United Nations, John Bolton, joins Frank to talk about the START Treaty and the consequences of taking it up during the lame duck session. Finally, Gordon Chang gives us the latest on North Korea.

Steve Malloy, Christian Whiton, Bill Gertz

Today on Secure Freedom Radio with Frank Gaffney, Frank and Steve Malloy discuss what is happening in Cancun pertaining to climate change. Next, Frank and Christian Whiton discuss Wikileaks, what can be done about it along and the new START Treaty. Finally, Frank and Bill Gertz discuss “the administration’s efforts to pursue another treaty that would confer upon the Russians a veto over Americans being protected from ballistic missile attacks.”

Joseph Klein, Bruce Bechtol, Sara Carter

Today on Secure Freedom Radio with Frank Gaffney, Frank and Joseph Klein discuss the Islamists' rise within the United Nations and Barack Hussein Obama’s agenda which seems to coincide with what the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) is trying to bring to the United States. Next, Frank and Bruce Bechtol discuss the North Korean conflict. Finally, Frank and Sara Carter discuss what the Pentagon is thinking in terms of North Korea and how the military budget can deal with problems throughout the globe.

Rep. Pete Hoekstra, Monica Crowley, John Lehman, Jim Hanson

On today's show, Congressman Pete Hoekstra joins Frank to talk about the impact of wikileaks on sources and methods of intelligence and what we should do about Julian Assange and his team. Next, Monica Crowley discusses developments in the U.S. Senate the Constitutional responsibility to advise during the lame duck session. John Lehman follows Crowley with his take on arms control and the START Treaty. Finally, Jim Hanson joins Frank with the latest on wikileaks.