Securing America with Frank Gaffney Podcast

ERICK STAKELBECK, host of CBN's "Stakelbeck on Terror," looks into the ties the Obama Administration has with the Muslim Brotherhood and allied organizations.

ROGER NORIEGA, former assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs, questions if President Obama's recent handshake with Raul Castro signals a desire to improve U.S. relations with Cuba.

DIANA WEST, author of "American Betrayal," explains why she believes President Obama is overreaching his executive power.

Ret. Lt General JERRY BOYKIN, of the Family Research Council, talks about a little known organization in the United States, the Southern Poverty Law Center.

KORI SCHAKE, former director for Defense Strategy and Requirements on the National Security Council, discusses the similarities between President Obama's arguments for his inaction in Syria and his new agreement with Iran.

CHRIS FARRELL, of Judicial Watch, exposes the FBI's purging of training materials that anonymous subject experts deemed offensive to Islam.

MATTHEW CONTINETTI, Editor-in-Chief of the Washington Free Beacon, discusses the increasingly political nature of journalism under the Obama administration and what the implications are for a fair and balanced media.

ANDY MCCARTHY, of National Review Online, looks at the possibility of impeaching President Obama, how it would work, and what the implications would be.

The Jerusalem Post's CAROLINE GLICK joins Frank for a full show to discuss the direction of the US-Israel alliance. Caroline explains the role Israel plays in regards to security and American influence in the Middle East. Caroline argues that by making a nuclear agreement with Iran, President Obama has abandoned the Israeli people, and she predicts a far more dangerous Middle East as a result.

MARK KRIKORIAN, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, joins Frank for a special one hour show to give a comprehensive analysis of the security problems rising from inadequate border protection. Krikorian covers issues ranging from national security threats posed by illegal immigration to the current status of comprehensive immigration reform. 

MICHAEL MUKASEY, Attorney General of the United States under President George W. Bush, speaks on the importance of recognizing and understanding America's enemies. When it comes to radical Islamists, this means understanding Shariah law.

REBECCAH HEINRICHS, of the Heritage Foundation, focuses on nuclear deterrence and the promises President Obama made about missile defense.

BILL GERTZ, senior editor of the Washington Free Beacon, discusses Vice President Biden's visit to Beijing in the wake of the recently declared Air Defense Identification Zone.

BILL ROGGIO, of the Long War Journal, examines the connection of jihadist groups spreading throughout the Middle East with ambitions to spread Shariah law.

CONGRESSMAN JIM BRIDENSTINE of Oklahoma talks about why his worry of where sequestration will leave the US military in comparison to countries such as Russia, China, and Iran led him to introduce the "Provide For the Common Defense Act."

JIM HANSON, of Blackfive.net, explains why he believes that the recent deal with Iran is abject surrender by the U.S.

DIANA WEST, syndicated columnist and author, examines Soviet influence in the United States and Denmark during the height of the Cold War.

PATRICK CHRISTY, of the Foreign Policy Initiative, discusses the recent protests in Ukraine, Russia's leverage over the country because of its control over energy sources, and how the Obama administration is reacting to the uproar.

JED BABBIN, former US Deputy Undersecretary of Defense, discusses his two latest pieces in "The American Spectator" covering China and Iran.

CLAUDIA ROSETT, of Foundation for Defense of Democracies, examines the implications of the UN’s open acceptance of Iran.

ANDY MCCARTHY, of the National Review Online, focuses on a recent article he wrote about the increasing theatrics found in politics.

PETE HOEKSTRA, former Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and Congressman from Michigan, explains how the U.S. is becoming increasing vulnerable to global terrorism.

GORDON CHANG, expert contributor to Fox News and World Affairs Journal, joins Frank Gaffney for a full show to discuss the recent rise of tensions in East Asia.

Gordon begins by giving a backgrounder on China's ambitions towards the Senkaku Islands and the resulting dispute it has caused with Japan.

Turning to the top headlines, Gordon examines the strategic importance of the U.S.'s Pacific Fleet and what the significance is of the U.S. flying B-52 bombers through China's newly declared air defense zone.

With the rise of tension in Asia, Gordon stresses the importance of the U.S. looking to its friends, i.e. the democratic countries in Asia, and not hard line states like China to secure its interests.

With John Bolton, Clare Lopez, Diana West, Joseph Humire

JOHN BOLTON, former U.S. ambassador to the U.N., explains his recent piece about the U.S. negotiations with Iran, entitled "Abject Surrender".

CLARE LOPEZ, of the Center for Security Policy, digs further into the terms and consequences of the new agreement the US and Iran made this past Saturday.

DIANA WEST, syndicated columnist and author, gives an overview of the ins and outs of the new deal emerging in Afghanistan.

JOSEPH HUMIRE, of the Center For A Secure Free Society, talks about the security threat Iran poses in Latin America.

CONGRESSMAN MIKE ROGERS, Representative of the third district of Alabama and Chairman of the Strategic Forces Subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee, discusses several fronts the U.S. has a strategic interest in, including Iranian negotiations and dealings with Russia.

MICHAEL HIRSCH, chief correspondent for National Journal, examines the debate surrounding the agreement made on Saturday between the US and Iran about Iran's nuclear program.

ANDY MCCARTHY, former federal prosecutor, explains why he believes the Obama administration is committing fraud.

MICHAELA DODGE, of the Heritage Foundation, exposes the dangers coming from Iran's potential to carry off an EMP attack.