The escalating conflict between Israel and Iran represents a continuation of tensions that have existed for generations. According to Tyler Grey, a former Delta Force operator and author of "Forged in Chaos," the current situation is far from new.

The recent attack on diplomatic staff members outside the Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. was an act of terrorism, not activism, according to Dr. Carol Lieberman, internationally known as the "Terrorist Therapist" and a board-certified psychiatrist.

The escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has revealed China's complex geopolitical strategy, with President Xi Jinping breaking his silence to express "deep concern" about the situation.

The discussion shifts to practical advice about avoiding financial scams, with Laurie Moore joining to discuss prevalent fraud schemes targeting Americans.

The conversation concludes with Joel Strabala, who serves on the Pima County Election Integrity Commission, discussing opportunities for citizens to participate as election observers in upcoming local elections.

The law enforcement community recently gathered to honor Officer Gabriel Facio of the Apache Junction Police Department, who died after being shot in the line of duty.

Michael McNamara, author of "From Trauma to Joy: Life-Changing Lessons that Fellow U.S. Marines Taught Me After Traumatic Events Occurred in My Life," shared insights on the suicide epidemic and proposed solutions based on his extensive work with veterans.

The housing market remains a critical concern for many Americans, and Meg Swain from Loan Depot offered valuable insights on current mortgage trends and opportunities.

Lisa Von Geldern, national event manager and training manager for the John Birch Society, brought attention to critical issues at both state and local government levels that often escape public scrutiny.

The weekend of June 13-15, 2025, marked a significant escalation in the long-simmering conflict between Israel and Iran. Israel launched what appears to be a preemptive strike against Iran's nuclear facilities and military leadership, citing imminent danger from Iran's nuclear weapons program. According to retired General Stephen Mundt, this conflict has been building for decades.

JC Sheppard, founder of the Fentanyl Test, discusses the ongoing fentanyl crisis and its connection to border security and drug cartels. Sheppard highlights the recent designation of cartels as terrorist organizations and the impact of stronger border policies.

In today's rapidly changing digital landscape, where children are increasingly raised through social media influences, the role of fathers has never been more crucial. Dr. Josh McConkey, Air Force Colonel, emergency physician, author of "Be the Weight Behind the Spear," and candidate for Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina, brings a unique perspective on the importance of fatherhood in rebuilding America's backbone.

The conversation shifts to national security and law enforcement with Betsy Smith, spokesperson for the National Police Association, who discusses the ongoing protests across major U.S. cities.

Victoria Lem, legislative district chair of LD20, shares information about an upcoming event featuring congressional candidates for Arizona's Congressional District 7, described as one of the poorest districts in the country spanning six counties.

Bill Walton, America's common sense CEO and host of the Bill Walton Show, recognizes the current riot cycle as strategic disruption designed to draw attention away from critical legislative priorities.

Tucson experienced its own version of organized chaos as approximately 300 protesters gathered to express "solidarity" with Los Angeles rioters. What began as advertised peaceful protest quickly devolved into property destruction, assaults on security personnel, and the kind of criminal behavior that has become standard operating procedure for these coordinated demonstrations.

Anton Chaitkin, historian and author of "Who We Are: America's Fight for Universal Progress from Franklin to Kennedy," brings a unique long-term perspective to current challenges facing American leadership and international relations.

Ava Chen from the New Federal State of China reveals the systematic approach the Chinese Communist Party has deployed against the United States for nearly a decade.

Congressman Paul Gosar brings firsthand insight into how federal funding flows to organizations potentially supporting activities that harm American interests. His NGO Transparency Act represents a critical step toward understanding who receives taxpayer money and how it's being used against American citizens.

Charles Foley, founder of Flags for the Flagless, brings a law enforcement perspective to the symbolic warfare currently playing out in American streets. As a former police officer with two decades of experience, Foley understands both the legal protections for flag burning and the deeper implications of organized attacks on American symbols.

Lieutenant Colonel Doug Quets (Retired) never imagined that a routine weekend trip to Rocky Point would cost him his son and thrust his family into the center of America's border security crisis. But eight months after 31-year-old Marine veteran Nicholas Quets was executed by Sinaloa cartel members at a Mexican checkpoint, his father's relentless pursuit of justice has helped reshape how the United States confronts transnational criminal organizations.

As protests planned for Tucson mirror the violence erupting in Los Angeles, the city's police force confronts a perfect storm of depleted resources, escalating civil unrest, and political leadership that refuses to acknowledge the crisis.

Tyler Ornstein's journey into the coffee business began at age 13 when his father posed a simple question: "What's the second largest commodity item in the world?" After discovering it was coffee (following oil), Tyler found himself at the center of a family health crisis that would eventually revolutionize how coffee affects the human digestive system.

The recent riots in Los Angeles represent more than spontaneous civil unrest – they're the latest manifestation of coordinated political theater designed to undermine federal immigration enforcement.

Dave Smith, a law enforcement trainer and former police officer, recognizes the current Los Angeles riots as part of a well-established pattern of politically motivated violence.

Victoria Lem, chairwoman of Legislative District 20, is organizing a Congressional District 7 Flag Day Forum to introduce voters to Republican candidates seeking to represent one of America's poorest congressional districts.

Retired Brigadier General Steve Mundt, formerly with Army Aviation and the Pentagon, addressed several pressing military and national security issues facing the United States.

The Oro Valley Police Officers Association has successfully secured a new compensation package after months of negotiations that began last November.

Betsy Smith, spokesperson for the National Police Association, provided updates on law enforcement issues across the country and reflected on recent developments affecting police officers.

Rodney Glassman, attorney and Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force JAG Reserve, is running for Arizona Attorney General with a vision that stands in stark contrast to the current administration.

Nicole Tsai, a Chinese American who participated in the Tiananmen Square protests as a student and has since become an outspoken critic of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), offered insights on various threats posed by the CCP to American security and values.

Mark Burrell, author of "Rediscovering the American Covenant" and "The Duty is Ours," has dedicated years to studying how America's founding covenant—the Declaration of Independence—provides a biblical template for governance that we've strayed from in recent decades.

Betsy Smith, spokesperson for the National Police Association, addressed Tucson's growing crime and homelessness crisis, highlighting how the city has become the most dangerous in Arizona while police resources remain stagnant or diminish.

Lori Moore, a regular speaker at Pima County Board of Supervisors meetings, shared her recent comments to the board regarding their approach to the homelessness crisis.

Anne Vandersteel, co-founder of American Made Foundation, talks about Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, a law passed in 1996 that was intended to help internet platforms grow by providing immunity for online computer services with respect to third-party content generated by users.

Janet Wittenbraker, running for City Council in Ward 3, joined the program to promote an evening meet-and-greet event featuring city council candidates and special guests focused on addressing Tucson's growing crime problem.

Spencer Morrison, author of "Reshore: How Tariffs Will Bring Our Jobs Home and Revive the American Dream," joined the program to discuss President Trump's new tariff doctrine and its potential impact on American manufacturing.

Dave Smith, former law enforcement officer, joined the program to discuss Pima County's governance issues and Tucson's growing homelessness crisis.

I sat down with Lisa Von Geldern to unpack a whirlwind of political activity from the weekend. A key highlight was a recent event attended by Congressman Andy Biggs and a throng of supporters.

I welcomed Charles Johnson, a former assistant attorney general, to discuss a significant win in Cochise County.

I spoke with Dennis Kneale, award-winning journalist, media strategist, and author of The Leadership Genius of Elon Musk.

Jeff Dornik, founder and CEO of Pickaxe, joined me to discuss his social media platform, built on freedom of speech and freedom of reach.

A shocking investigation has revealed that a drama teacher at Mesa Community College, Mace Archer, 56, is under formal investigation after female students, some just teenagers, were required to strip naked in front of their entire class during what was described as a "vulnerability exercise."

Wade Miller, Senior Advisor at the Center for Renewing America, has outlined a strategic approach for implementing the spending cuts identified by Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

Educator and child advocate Lori Moore has been fighting against sexually explicit material in Pima County public libraries that is openly available to minors.

Seak Smith of Mom and Dad Army has joined forces with Kelly Walker, Sam Sorbo, and Alex Newman to form the Parents Demanding Justice Alliance, releasing a formal memo to members of Congress demanding accountability for what they see as government overreach.

A Christian group's peaceful demonstration in Seattle recently escalated into violence when counter-protesters confronted them.

Lacey Nagao from Turning Point Action joined the program to discuss an upcoming campaign kickoff event for Congressman Andy Biggs' gubernatorial run.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has established a significant foothold in America's educational institutions, with Harvard University serving as a prime example of this infiltration.

Congressman Juan Ciscomani joined the program to discuss the recently passed "big beautiful bill" that focuses on extending tax cuts while implementing reasonable work requirements for government assistance programs.

Education expert Laurie Moore joined the program to discuss the breaking news that State Treasurer Kimberly Yee has announced she will challenge Superintendent Tom Horn for his seat as Arizona's Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Sunday marked the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's death in police custody, an event that sparked nationwide riots and fundamentally changed American policing. Understanding what actually happened requires examining the facts beyond the media narrative.

Arizona's election system faces significant challenges heading into 2026, with Secretary of State Adrian Fontes implementing changes that raise transparency concerns among voters and election observers.

Police departments nationwide continue facing recruitment and retention crises stemming from the 2020 riots and ongoing anti-police rhetoric.

Rachel Walden brings a unique perspective to public service, serving simultaneously as an Arizona Corporation Commissioner and a member of the Mesa School Board.

Retired General Stephen Mundt provided insight into the Army's aggressive transformation plans, particularly affecting Army Aviation.

Cheryl Casswell, mother of triplets and candidate for LD19 State House, embodies the spirit of American patriotism that starts at home.

Kimberly Fletcher, president and founder of Moms for America, has spent two decades building a movement that began right after 9/11.

Shelly Boggs, Superintendent of Public Instruction in Maricopa County, brings a unique perspective to educational leadership.

Betsy Smith, spokesperson for the National Police Association, addressed a growing threat to law-abiding citizens: sophisticated scams where criminals impersonate law enforcement officials.

Lisa Von Geldern brought attention to the ongoing crisis in South Africa, where white farmers face systematic persecution and murder.