Securing America with Frank Gaffney Podcast

PETER HOEKSTRA, former Michigan Congressman and Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, talks about Iran's nuclear program and the damage Edward Snowden has committed against U.S. national security.

CHARLOTTE FLORANCE, of the Heritage Foundation, explains the recent events in Sudan, and the vast importance oil plays on South and North Sudan relations.

KIRON SKINNER, associate professor at Carnegie Mellon University, gives an insight on ideological warfare and remembers one of the great American hero's in the ideological battle space.

ANDY MCCARTHY, a former federal prosecutor, discusses New York's future counter terrorism efforts after recently electing new mayor Bill de Blasio.

YORAM ETTINGER, a former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, discusses Secretary of State John Kerry's meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and the gap that exists between the White House and the position of Israel.

JIM HANSON, of Blackfive.net, talks about the hollowing out of the U.S. military, and the Obama administration's unwillingness to deter America's enemies.

JOHN SCHINDLER, professor at the U.S. Naval War College, explores the issue of intelligence leaks and their impact on national security.

DIANA WEST, syndicated columnist and author, analyzes the results from the elections yesterday and what they mean politically for the US going forward.

With Rep. Mike Turner, Reza Kahlili, Caroline Glick, KT McFarland

CONGRESSMAN MIKE TURNER, of the 10th District of Ohio, shares the direct impact that sequestration cuts have had on American armed forces.

REZA KAHLILI, a former undercover CIA agent in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, explains the ideology of high ranking Iranian officials, andwhy America and its allies should be wary of the Iranian administration.

CAROLINE GLICK, of the Jerusalem Post, talks about the Obama administration's policies to abandon Israel, and the extreme danger this leaves America's close ally in.

KT MCFARLAND, of Fox News, discusses how the Obama administration has lost the trust of international allies, while simultaneously creating more hostility in the Middle East.

CONGRESSMAN RICHARD HUDSON, of the 8th Congressional District of North Carolina, points out the need for stronger aviation safety, especially in light of the recent tragedy at LAX.

MATT LEVITT, of the Washington Institute, talks about the importance of further economic sanctions against Iran.

DAN MCGROARTY, founder of the American Resources Policy Network, explains the critical strategic importance of rare earth minerals to American weaponry, particularly due to the strong hold China possesses over these minerals.

GORDON CHANG, of Forbes.com, gives an overview of several pressing security issues, including the lack of sanctions on Iran and the Chinese militarization of space.

GREGG PHILLIPS, founder of Voters Trust, explains the impact the U.S. think tank Demos has in regards to expanding Obamacare.

DIANA WEST, author and syndicated columnist, describes what she sees as a "hidden agenda" behind Obamacare and how it is being used to increase voter turnout.

BILL GERTZ, of the Washington Times and senior editor of the Washington Free Beacon, outlines Russia's recent endeavors in long range missile testing.

FRANCIS ROONEY, a former U.S. ambassador to the Vatican, talks about the role the Vatican plays in today's global fight against terrorism.

ERIC SCHMITT, longtime writer at the New York Times, joins Frank to discuss his piece on Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s visit to Washington this week.

TOM ROGAN, contributor to the United Kingdom’s The Guardian, interprets the reactions coming from European nations over allegations that the National Security Agency has been spying on them.

CHRISTOPHER HOLTON of the Center For Security Policy, examines the negative impact Sharia finance can have on democratic financial systems in light of the UK’s decision to issue Sharia-compliant bonds.

RAYMOND TANTER, a National Security Council staff member under President Reagan, explains the Iranian role behind the recent increase in conflict arising in Iraq.

CONGRESSMAN ROBERT GOODLATTE of the 6th District of Virgina, examines the foreign policy of the Obama Administration towards Libya.

GEORGE GRAYSON, a senior associate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, explains the implications of an open border in relation to the Mexican Cartels.

ANDY MCCARTHY, of National Review Online, examines the implications of the new mayoral administration in New York City.

MATT WELCH, Editor in Chief of Reason Magazine, commemorates the late Cold Warrior, Lou Reed, and his contribution to the anti -communist movement in Eastern Europe.

PETER BROOKES, a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation, explains how American allies have lost trust and American adversaries have lost fear, in regards to U.S. foreign policy.

DAWIT GIORGIS, of Foundation for Defense of Democracies, examines the increasing problem of piracy in West Africa around the Gulf of Guinea and how this could directly effect the United States interests.

MATT CONTINETTI, of the Washington Free Beacon, explains the Podesta Era and what this entails for the future of politics in the capital city and in the nation.

GORDON CHANG, of Forbes.com, shares his thoughts on the fatal car bombing in Tiananmen square earlier this day.

MICHAEL RUBIN, of AEI, takes a deeper look at President Obama's relationship with Iran and what Iran is up to now.

HAROLD RHODE, of the Gatestone Institute, argues that the United States' posture on terrorism is appearing weak in the Middle East and leaving it vulnerable to exploitation.

CHRISTIAN WHITON, author of the newly released book "Smart Power," explains the unraveling of American power in regions such as Europe, and the damaging effects the National Security Agency (NSA) is having towards American power.

DIANA WEST,  a syndicated columnist and author, talks about the galloping socialism she sees occurring in Washington.

RAYMOND STOCK, of the Middle East Forum, explains the recent developments occurring in Saudi Arabia, as well as Egypt.

FRED FLEITZ, founder of LIGNET.com, talks about Saudi Arabia's rejection of an offer to become a member of the U.N. Security Council.

MARK KRIKORIAN, the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, talks about recent developments involving immigration reform in the United States.

MICHAEL DEL ROSSO, of the Claremont Institute, describes the imminent threat the United States faces from Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP).