Episodes
Thursday May 02, 2013
Corrected 5/1: Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin, Michael Rubin, Janice Kephart, Diana West
Thursday May 02, 2013
Thursday May 02, 2013
CORRECTED 5/1 File: With Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin, Michael Rubin, Janice Kephart, Diana West. 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.
Wednesday May 01, 2013
Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin, Michael Rubin, Janice Kephart, Diana West
Wednesday May 01, 2013
Wednesday May 01, 2013
With Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin, Michael Rubin, Janice Kephart, Diana West. 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.
Friday Oct 12, 2012
Fred Grandy, Pete Hoekstra, Janice Kephart, and Bill Gertz
Friday Oct 12, 2012
Friday Oct 12, 2012
FRED GRANDY joins Frank today to talk about the Vice Presidential debate, Biden’s explanation of the Benghazi consulate attack, our apparent declaration of defeat in Afghanistan, and the possible criminalization of blasphemy against Islam and it’s threat to our fundamental right to free speech. Former Michigan Congressman and Senatorial candidate PETER HOEKSTRA stops by today to talk about Sequestration and its potentially devastating economic effects. He also gives his thoughts on the Benghazi consulate attack as well as growing threats to Israel’s security by Islamist militant groups. JANICE KEPHART lends her expertise regarding the current state of US Customs and Boarder Protection, including the recent friendly fire being investigated in the death of a CBP agent. Have the current administration’s policies on the border, as well as initiatives such as the Dream Act contributed to these incidents? BILL GERTZ helps fill in the gaps on the Benghazi timeline, discussing the administration’s deflection of responsibility to the intelligence community. Bill then discusses the House Intelligence Community report on Chinese telecomm giants Huawei and ZTE. Chinese companies with ties to the PLA threaten US national security and may be part of a greater Chinese strategy of “Unrestricted Warfare”
Tuesday Jul 17, 2012
Janice Kephart, Don Mann, Thom Shanker, Andy McCarthy
Tuesday Jul 17, 2012
Tuesday Jul 17, 2012
· JANICE KEPHART from the Center for Immigration Studies explains CBP’s new policy of “run, hide and throw things” when faced with an active shooter situation. Who enforces the law if the police won’t?
Border Patrol training videos say "Hide," "Run Away" in Active Shooter Situations
· Former Navy SEAL DON MANN talks about his new book as well the impact the defense cuts have on our national security.
· Journalist THOM SHANKER of the NY Times discusses the tension between America, Israel and Iran and how the US Navy is positioning more ships off the coast of Iran as a show of force.
U.S. Adds Forces in Persian Gulf, a Signal to Iran
· Former federal prosecutor ANDY McCARTHY explains how the US talks about promoting democracy, yet the government allows the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt to take power, a group that opposes democracy. Winning an election does not mean you will uphold the principals of a democratic society.
Clinton Visits Egypt to Push for Transition to Democracy
Thursday Apr 19, 2012
Roger Noriega, Rand Paul, Janice Kephart, Nonie Darwish
Thursday Apr 19, 2012
Thursday Apr 19, 2012
ROGER NORIEGA
- Roger Noriega, former U.S. ambassador to the Organization of American States, talks about President Obama’s participation at the Summit of the Americas where the decriminalization of drugs and the possibility of including Cuba in the next Summit were at issue. Did the U.S. lead in setting the priorities for this Hemispheric agenda?
- Noriega also addresses the importance of supporting the Mexican Government in the drugs war lead by The Zetas and the coming Presidential elections in Mexico.
SENATOR RAND PAUL
- Kentucky Senator Rand Paul sheds light on halting aid to Egypt. Egypt arrested pro-democracy workers and prosecuted them in December, 2011. The United States paid around $4 million for their release. Egypt received aid from the U.S. then immediately demanded that Interpol extradite the aid workers back to Egypt for their prosecution.
- Senator Paul shares his thoughts on the Law of the Sea Treaty, and explains how our soldiers and sailors could be vulnerable to the jurisdiction of a foreign body.
Janice Kephart
- Janice Kephart, Director of National Security Policy for the Center for Immigration Studies, addresses Massachusetts’s lack of commitment on following the REAL ID Act by not checking legal status on drivers’ license requests.
- What will the implications be of the Obama administration’s order to remove U.S military forces from the Mexican border?
NONI DARWISH
- The director of Former Muslims United discusses her new book “The Devil You Don’t Know.” Learn why the problems Middle Eastern regimes like Egypt’s are much deeper than just ridding the countries of their tyrannical dictators.
- Egypt’s hope of democracy will be crushed if the Muslim Brotherhood comes to power. The Muslim Brotherhood is not the secular organization they portray, yet the U.S. has sent them $1.5 billion in aid. Is the current administration supporting the Muslim Brotherhood at the expense of establishing democracy in Egypt?
Thursday Feb 23, 2012
Peter Pham, Janice Kephart, Robert McDowell, Roger Noriega
Thursday Feb 23, 2012
Thursday Feb 23, 2012
Peter Pham analyzes the situation in Somalia with regards to the presence of African Union troops in Mogadishu, and the professional turnaround of fighting a counter insurgency. Will Somalia overcome Al-Shabab with assistance from the African Union troops or should the U.S. and NATO play an active role in the region? Pham touches on the issue of Boko Haram in Nigeria and their alliance with Al-Qaeda and Al-Shabab to over throw the government and create a Christian free zone in the north. Will we start to see a persecution of Christians in Nigeria?
The REAL ID Act was passed in 2005 as a result of the 9/11 Commission’s recommendations to prevent criminals and terrorists easy access to driver’s license and IDs which would conceal their identities. Janice Kephart sheds light on the REAL ID Act and why it has been difficult to implement. The Department of Homeland Security is taking no responsibility or part in the REAL ID Act and the states are receiving no guidance from DHS; should they be involved and fund states to help them implement this program effectively? Janice also talks about the pilot program between West Virginia and a private company, TechSack, which offers an extra incentive to the states to implement the REAL ID Act.
Robert McDowell, the commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission, explains that the United Nations is set to discuss internet governance in Geneva on Feb. 27, which could lead to an increased regulation of the internet by the International Telecommunications Union (created to regulate and facilitate international communication). McDowell holds that this would be a dangerous step toward censorship and cautions that it could inhibit web innovation. Shouldn’t it worry us that countries such as China and Russia are leading the charge for tougher internet regulations?
Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez has a strong weapon in his tough 2012 re-election campaign against a united opposition lead by Henrique Capriles: a multibillion dollar oil-for-credit deal with China. Chávez’s deal lets China secure oil supplies for its fast-growing economy and gives President Chávez a source of funds that he can use to fund politically popular programs and one that is free from omission; right in time when he is facing a strong opponent that threatens to end his dictatorship. Roger Noriega joins us today to provide clear analysis on the direction the Venezuelan government is taking and how dangerous this coalition between China and Venezuela is for the global democracy.
Monday May 16, 2011
Claudia Rosett, Janice Kephart, Gordon Chang
Monday May 16, 2011
Monday May 16, 2011
Claudia Rosett analyzes the Organization of the Islamic Conference and its’ increasing power and prominence throughout the world and in the United Nations; also abductions by the North Korean regime throughout the world. Janice Kephart of the Center for Immigration Studies explains the fallacy behind the president’s claim that the border is more secure than ever. Gordon Chang scrutinizes the upcoming visit to the United States by Chinese military officials and their hope to influence the United States government to open U.S. military technology to China.
Tuesday Jan 25, 2011
Janice Kephart, Congressman Trent Franks, Andy McCarthy
Tuesday Jan 25, 2011
Tuesday Jan 25, 2011
Today on Secure Freedom Radio with Frank Gaffney, Frank and Janice Kephart discuss the condition of "our homeland security" with respect to border insecurity. Next, Congressman Trent Franks discusses the state of the national security, some key threats and our adequacy to deal with them. Finally, Andy McCarthy discusses Lawfare and the threat of Sharia.
Monday Oct 04, 2010
Janice Kephart, Otto Reich, Gordon Chang
Monday Oct 04, 2010
Monday Oct 04, 2010
Today on Secure Freedom Radio with Frank Gaffney, Frank and Janice Kephart, from the Center for Immigration Studies, discuss America's porous border and the threat posed from not only illegal aliens and drugs, but terrorists. Next Frank talks with Otto Reich who updates us on the so called coup in Ecuador. Finally Frank and Gordon Chang discuss China's rise and the stranglehold it has on rare earth minerals.