Ava Chen from the New Federal State of China highlighted several critical developments that demand America's attention. "In the past two months, America has not paid enough attention to what's happening in that part of the world," Chen warned, referring to what she called the "axis of nations" – primarily China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran, with extensions to countries like Pakistan, Turkey, Brazil, and Venezuela.

Following the Republican primary victory in Arizona's Congressional District 7 special election, Daniel Butierez emerged as the GOP nominee who will face Democrat Adelita Grijalva in the upcoming general election.

Political analyst Rick Shaftan provided insights into the surprising New York City mayoral race, where TikTok phenomenon Zohran Mamdani has emerged as a frontrunner following his Democratic primary victory.

Border security remains a dominant issue in the CD7 race, with the district containing all three of Arizona's ports of entry. The conversation with Steve Mundt, a retired Army general from Virginia, highlighted how the district's border challenges impact economic opportunity and community safety.

Florida Republican Representative Maria Alvera Salazar's reintroduction of her Dignity Act became a focal point of discussion with Lori Moore, an advocate against illegal immigration. The proposed legislation aims to update the U.S. legal immigration framework and address the illegal immigration crisis.

Gregory Wrightstone, a geologist and executive director of the CO2 Coalition, joined the program to discuss what he characterizes as misinformation surrounding climate change.

Election Specialist Joel Strabala, chairman of LD 17, provides the stark reality: Out of 266,000 registered voters in Pima County, 132,000 early ballots were distributed. As of Friday's close of business, only 45,000 early ballots had been returned - approximately 34% of those sent out, representing just 17% of total registered voters.

Representative Rachel Keschel's complaint against Lucha (Living United for Change in Arizona) highlights ongoing concerns about election integrity and campaign finance compliance.

Rodney Glassman's campaign for Attorney General emphasizes law enforcement support, election integrity, and government accountability.

Defining what is a Communist? A Fascist? A Nazi!?

Arizona Attorney General Chris Mayes attacking ICE agents for wearing masks during operations. As former specialized officers in narcotics and SWAT, we know masks were standard operational equipment depending on the situation. When conducting search warrants, officers do everything possible to hide their identities for protection.

We've had two separate ambushes on Border Patrol agents this week in Texas where they had to use deadly force. Yesterday, a man was arrested in Harris County, Texas, for chasing down and crashing into an ICE vehicle attempting to kill the agents inside.

Douglas Mackey, the man sentenced to seven months in federal prison for posting a Hillary Clinton-themed meme in 2016—there's nothing more fascist than taking someone who posts an obviously sarcastic meme and putting them in prison, or taking someone praying outside an abortion clinic and putting them in prison.

The media's ability to control narratives rather than report actual events has become increasingly problematic, especially in Southern Arizona. Instead of providing balanced coverage, many outlets deliberately slant stories to fit predetermined narratives. This was evident in the recent politicization of weather tragedies in Texas and Curveville, where some media outlets rushed to blame the Trump administration despite evidence showing the National Weather Service was actually overstaffed, not understaffed.

Tucson residents need to recognize the importance of their upcoming city council elections. The current one-party governance model has failed the city on multiple fronts, from education to business growth.

The Democratic Party finds itself wandering in the wilderness after 2024, showing little sign they've learned their lesson from electoral defeat. As author and columnist AJ Rice puts it, "In the Valley of the Blind, the one-eyed man is king" - and the Democrats are revealing exactly who they are through their actions.

Beyond national politics, the battle for America's future plays out daily in classrooms across Arizona and the nation. Superintendent Tom Horne has spent his career fighting the ideological capture of education, starting with his opposition to ethnic studies programs that explicitly included critical race theory back in 2008.

Recent tragedies in Texas, where over 100 people died in flooding with hundreds more missing, bring urgent focus to how families process trauma. Mike McNamara, author of "From Trauma to Joy" and the children's book "Colleen Couldn't Forget," offers crucial insights from his own experience helping his young sons cope with the murder of their cousins.

The safety of Mesa, Arizona residents is at risk as local Democrats push to dismantle a crucial program that allows police to coordinate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Mary Ann Mendoza, an advocate and angel mom who lost her son to an illegal immigrant, is speaking out about efforts to end Mesa's 287G program.

The devastating floods in Texas have resulted in a tragic loss of life, with at least 82 confirmed deaths and rescue efforts continuing. Over 850 people have been rescued so far across four different counties, with a total of seven counties in Texas affected by the disaster.

Family law attorney Leslie Corbly advocates for fathers' rights, particularly in custody matters.

Joel Strabala, an election observer for Pima County, provided updates on the special election happening in Congressional District 7.

As we approach Independence Day, Gary Olson, the LD18 chair, joins us to discuss the festivities planned for tomorrow at Udall Park.

A recent crime in Tucson has highlighted ongoing concerns about border security and immigration policy. A homicide investigation in the 2100 block of South Winsall Avenue revealed that the suspect, Julio Aguirre, was a deported felon with a prior conviction in Phoenix.

While we celebrate Independence Day, Congress is currently embroiled in debates over what has been dubbed the "one big beautiful bill" (or "one big ugly bill" by opponents). House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has been speaking for hours, delaying the vote on this significant legislation.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) continues its pattern of deception regarding trade agreements with the United States, particularly concerning rare earth minerals. Despite recent announcements about a deal being reached between the US and China regarding rare earth supply, Ava Chen from the New Federal State of China warns that actions speak louder than words when dealing with the CCP.

The Tucson Police Department is facing a staffing crisis that threatens public safety throughout the city. According to Nate Foster of the Tucson Police Protective League, the department is down approximately 40% from full staffing, with only about 400 officers currently carrying a badge and gun.

As Independence Day approaches, pet owners should take precautions to protect their animals from fireworks-related stress and anxiety. Betsy Smith, a former police officer who ran an Animal Control Unit, offers several recommendations,

As we approach the 4th of July and the beginning of America's 250th anniversary celebration, it's time to restore our sense of national pride. This Friday, Tucson residents are invited to gather at Udall Park for a special event featuring a reading of the Declaration of Independence, followed by a flag wave and barbecue with city council candidates.

As summer heats up in Arizona, parents face the challenge of keeping children engaged without relying too heavily on screens. Holly Swenson, author of "Stop, Drop, Grow and Glow: Forming Deeper and More Joyful Connections with Yourself and Your Children," offers valuable insights on navigating this balancing act.

The 4th of July celebration at Udall Park (7200 East Tanque Verde) will begin at 8:30am with Charles Heller's annual reading of the Declaration of Independence—a tradition now in its 27th year.

The assassination of Minnesota Democrat state lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband has shocked the nation. Private investigator Nils Grevillius, who conducts investigations without regard to borders, shared his insights on the tragic event.

A shocking incident unfolded in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, where firefighters responding to a brush fire were ambushed by a sniper, resulting in the deaths of two battalion chiefs and serious injury to a third firefighter.

Mary Ann Mendoza, whose son Brandon Mendoza was killed by an illegal immigrant while serving as a Mesa police officer, joined the program to discuss recent legislative developments.

An upcoming 4th of July celebration at Udall Park in Tucson. Tara Oster shared details: "We are having a Fourth of July celebration.

The Supreme Court recently ruled 6-3 that states can block Planned Parenthood, the country's largest abortion provider, from receiving Medicaid reimbursements for non-abortion health services like contraception and cancer screenings.

Both Tucson Electric Power (TEP) and Arizona Public Service (APS) have filed applications with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) requesting 14% rate increases on customers. For TEP customers, this would add approximately $16 to monthly bills, while APS customers would see around $20 added.

Leonard Read was a central figure in the expansion of libertarian thinking and the growth of liberty-focused institutions since World War II. Gary Galles, economics professor at Pepperdine University, has compiled Read's most enduring writings in "Freedom in One Lesson: The Best of Leonard Read." The book aims to reintroduce Read's principles to modern audiences, as his work has been largely overlooked in the digital age.

Author and researcher Shaz Khan shared disturbing findings from his extensive investigation into the history of vaccine-related injuries. Khan, author of "The Ultimate Vaccine Timeline," has dedicated years to researching libraries to uncover the historical record of neurological injuries following vaccinations.

Historian and author Anton Chaitkin offered a compelling analysis of recent geopolitical events, framing them as part of an ongoing struggle between American nationalism and globalist interests.

Child safety advocate Katie McPherson revealed disturbing details about a case involving a former teacher who allegedly sexually assaulted multiple students across different school districts in Arizona, exposing failures in the system designed to protect children.

The recent US military strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities represent a significant shift in the ongoing geopolitical chess match involving China, Russia, and the United States. While the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has appeared to remain on the sidelines during this conflict, their decades-long involvement with Iran's nuclear program and strategic interests in the region tell a different story.

As temperatures rise in Tucson, proper pool maintenance becomes essential for both safety and enjoyment. Rory Smith-Lewis, owner of Prolific Pools, brings nearly 20 years of experience in the industry and has owned his business for six years, weathering the challenges of starting during the pandemic.

In a dramatic development, President Trump announced that the Israel-Iran ceasefire is now in effect after both sides initially violated the agreement.

The American Heart Association's Southern Arizona chapter is working to raise an additional $150,000 by June 30th to meet their annual fundraising goal.

Kelly Walker, who has been advocating for parents targeted by the federal government, shared significant updates on efforts to secure justice for families mistreated by schools, school administrators, and the FBI.

Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne addressed recent criticisms regarding his management of the Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program.

Joel Strabala, chairman of LD 17, addressed concerns about the special election for Congressional District 7, explaining changes to the ballot envelope system and calling for volunteer election observers.

The United States conducted a significant military operation against Iran over the weekend, striking three nuclear sites in what has been dubbed "Operation Midnight Hammer." The operation involved approximately 128 planes, including B-1 bombers, and required multiple aerial refueling operations. From an operational standpoint, it represented a remarkable achievement in military planning and execution.

The Department of Homeland Security has warned officials to be vigilant for potential Iranian-led attacks on US soil over the next three months. These could come from terror cells motivated to retaliate following the strikes.

House Representative Alex Kolodin, who is running for Secretary of State, described the budget approval as "the Thursday night massacre," highlighting the extraordinary circumstances that led to its passage. Speaking from his car while en route to an emergency Republican House meeting, Kolodin painted a stark picture of what transpired.

While Arizona grapples with its budget crisis, investigative journalist Garrett Ziegler continues his work exposing corruption at the highest levels of American government through his organization Marco Polo. Ziegler's comprehensive research into the Biden family's criminal activities remains relevant despite Hunter Biden's controversial presidential pardon.

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.