Securing America with Frank Gaffney Podcast

ILAN BERMAN, Vice President of the American Foreign Policy Council, interprets Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's diplomatic gestures.

ROBIN SIMCOX, of the Henry Jackson Society, recounts the recent terrorist events in Kenya.

ANDREW MCCARTHY, former Federal Prosecutor, outlines the Obama administration's policy of arming our enemies in Syria.

GORDON CHANG, of Forbes.com, gives an overview of several issues in Asia, including the Chinese plan for Syria, and North Korea's biological weapons.

REZA KHALILI, a former undercover CIA operative in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, explains his unique and rare insight into the true dangers of Iran.

HENRY NAU, a professor at George Washington University and former senior director of International Affairs under President Reagan, outlines international negotiations and diplomacy, and relates his experiences, to dealing with Iran.

OLIVIER GUITTA, of the UK's Henry Jackson Society, talks about the dangers of biological weapons in Syria and what the Syrian government's possession of such deadly weapons could mean for the world.

EARL TILLFORD, of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, analyzes the battle-space the U.S. faces, and explains how Syria is just one piece of this battle-space.

JOHN BOLTON, a former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, explains the "charm offensive" taken recently by Iran, and the continues and developing danger involving Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.

DAVID WEINBERG, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, explains Saudi Arabia's policy towards Syria, and Muslim Brotherhood "rebel" forces in Syria, Qatar, and the Middle East as a whole.

STEVE GROVES, of the Heritage Foundation, expresses that U.S. interests, and not the dictates of the United Nations, should be guiding American policy towards Syria.

ROGER NORIEGA, former US Ambassador to the Organization of American States, sizes up the imminent danger that Iran poses with its intricate network of terrorists set up in Latin America, all with the goal of damaging the U.S.

CLARE LOPEZ, a former CIA officer and senior fellow at the Center for Security Policy, explains the U.S. attorney's office in New York's seizure of an Iranian skyscraper, as well as the growing tension involving the Iranian nuclear program.

RAYMOND STOCK, of the Middle East Forum, assesses the situation in Egypt in the context of wavering US support in the region.

ADAM KREDO, of the Washington Free Beacon, breaks the story about Gehad el-Haddad, a former top Clinton Foundation adviser, arrested in Egypt for ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. Kredo also discusses the larger connections the Clintons have with radical Islamists and their employment of el-Haddad and Huma Abedin.

FRED FLEITZ, a former CIA analyst and founder of LIGNET.com, analyzes the complications of the chemical weapons agreements in Syria, as well as recent events in the Iranian and North Korean nuclear programs.

This is Frank Gaffney with the Secure Freedom Minute.

On Tuesday, the Egyptian government arrested Gehad el-Haddad as part of their crackdown on top Muslim Brotherhood operatives. He wasn’t just a senior advisor to the Brotherhood’s ousted President Mohamed Morsi, though.

For five years, el-Haddad was on the staff of the Clinton Foundation. That’s the vehicle former President Bill Clinton uses to rake in huge sums from Saudi Arabia and elsewhere to fund what are presented as charitable activities, but generally have a transparent political purpose. That’s especially true now that Hillary Clinton is using the Foundation as the incubator for her 2016 presidential campaign.

Speaking of Hillary, inquiring minds want to know: Will the unmasking of one Clinton Brotherhood operative result at last in an inquiry into the Muslim Brotherhood ties and influence of her long-time staffer, Huma Abedin?

This is Frank Gaffney with the Secure Freedom Minute. Learn more at SecureFreedom.org.

YAAKOV LAPPIN, of the Jerusalem Post, explains the increasing tension in Israel over the Syrian civil war and how the United States' role in the conflict plays a part.

RYAN MAURO, of the Clarion Project, analyzes the "rebels" in Syria and explains the dangers involving the Islamist element and terrorist connections in Syrian rebel forces.

DIANA WEST, author of "Death of the Grown Up," outlines where the United States is a dozen years after 9/11 in the context of allies and enemies.

ANDY MCCARTHY, of National Review Online, analyzes the country's current foreign policy strategy and assesses which direction the country should be going in.

DAVID SATTER, of the Hudson Institute, dissects the actions of Putin and Russia and what they mean in the context of world power.

JIM CARAFANO, Vice President of Foreign and Defense Policy at the Heritage Foundation, expresses concerns over the collapse of the "Obama Doctrine", and how it leaves our nation vulnerable.

KEVIN FREEMAN, of Freeman Global Holdings, uncovers the truth behind financial terrorism, something he claims is partially responsible for the economic crisis.

PETER HEGSETH, of Concerned Veterans for America, touches on yesterday's tragic shooting spree at the DC Naval Yard.

CHARLES CRAWFORD, a former ambassador for the United Kingdom, explains his recent piece in the London Daily Telegraph outlining the diplomatic disaster the West has taken in the recent negotiations with Russia.

MATT CONTINETTI, editor-in-chief of the Washington Free Beacon, delves deeper into the emerging idea that Russia is replacing the US as the world's power due to the Obama Administration's policy of retreat in the Middle East.

HAROLD RHODE, senior fellow at the Gatestone Institute, offers his opinion having previously served as a Middle East expert in the Pentagon on the current issues surrounding Syria and the greater Middle East region.

GORDON CHANG, of www.forbes.com, speaks about the Chinese and North Korean military presence in the Middle East, as well as major economic initiatives by China for the near future.

PETER WEHNER, former deputy director of speech writing for President George W. Bush, gives his professional insights into President Obama's speech and how the President's foreign policy is causing the United States to slip as a world power.

JOHN WOHLSTETTER, senior fellow at The Discovery Institute, addresses Russia's resetting position in the Middle East, as well as the U.S.' diminishing power.

MARK SCHNEIDER, of the National Institute for Public Policy, analyzes of what might come for any possible deal the the U.S. and Russia can strike over disarming Syria of their chemical weapons stockpile.

BILL GERTZ, senior editor of the Washington Free Beacon and columnist for the Washington Times, covers an assessment of Syria's chemical weapons and the ripple effects the Middle East is having on U.S. policies towards China and elsewhere.

DOUGLAS MURRAY, of the Henry Jackson Society, details the missteps the West has taken towards their approach to radical Islam and how the West has missed their moment to intervene.

Dr. BRUCE BECHTOL, an associate professor of Political Science at Angelo State University, explains North Korea's direct role in arming and training forces for Bashar al-Assad in Syria, as well as arming Hezbollah and Iran.

BARRY RUBIN, of the Gloria Center, outlines what he considers the three possible diplomatic actions that would be more successful in the case of Syria.

FRED FLEITZ, of Lignet.com, analyzes Russia's agenda in regards to the Syrian conflict and looks at how Putin is using the crisis to humiliate and undermine American power in the region.