• 14 MAR 2025: Headline Brief: Domestic News - Citizenship, Lawfare, Shutdowns, Hacks, Tariffs // International - Panama, Russia, Spain, Germany // Medical News
    Mar 14 2025

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    Join Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, as he breaks down today’s biggest stories shaping America and the world in Friday’s Headline Brief—heavy on news, light on analysis.

    Trump Asks Supreme Court to Reinstate Birthright Citizenship Order – The White House pushes for "right of blood" citizenship, requiring at least one U.S. citizen or legal resident parent.

    Venezuela Resumes Deportation Flights – The Maduro regime agrees to restart removals, but the deal's full details remain unclear. Meanwhile, Guantánamo Bay will no longer be used for migrant detention.

    Trump to Deliver Speech on Democrat Lawfare and DOJ Corruption – The president plans to outline how his administration is investigating political weaponization under Biden.

    Trump Revokes Security Clearances for Democrat-Linked Law Firms – Perkins Coie and Covington & Burling lose access to classified information; legal battles begin over claims of political retribution.

    Government Shutdown Drama: On Again, Off Again – Senate Democrats waver on the funding bill, leading to uncertainty ahead of tonight’s deadline.

    U.S. Deficit Hits $1.1 Trillion in Just Five Months – Spending continues to soar, with entitlement programs driving the bulk of new expenditures.

    Trump’s Tariff Impact: Automakers and Retailers Adapt – BMW, Volkswagen, and Chrysler shift production, while U.S. clothing brands race to rebuild domestic supply chains.

    Trump Plans Military-Controlled Mineral Refineries – New facilities may be built on Pentagon land to counter China’s dominance in mineral refining.

    Chinese Hackers Target U.S. Small-Town Utilities – A Massachusetts power grid infiltration highlights Beijing’s strategy to disrupt American infrastructure.

    Trump Moves to Revive U.S. Coal Plants – The Energy Secretary outlines plans to increase energy reliability through coal, natural gas, and nuclear power.

    East Coast Faces Higher Energy Costs Due to Blocked Pipelines – New York and New England struggle as pipeline companies abandon projects over regulatory roadblocks.

    Universities Crack Down on Antisemitism Amid Federal Grant Cuts – Harvard, Yale, and others take action after Trump’s DOE begins withholding millions in funding.

    Judge Orders Trump to Reinstate Fired Federal Workers – A Clinton-appointed judge rules that probationary firings must be reversed, setting up another legal battle.

    Trump Eyes Taking Control of the Panama Canal – The U.S. military prepares options amid concerns over Chinese influence and national security.

    Putin Responds to Trump’s Ukraine Peace Proposal – The Russian president signals cautious interest but demands more negotiations.

    Europe Struggles to Rebuild Its Military – Spain resists NATO spending requirements, while Germany faces a military readiness crisis.

    Medical Breakthroughs: Aspirin’s Role in Cancer Treatment – UK researchers discover how aspirin may help the immune system fight metastatic cancer.

    New Findings on Concussions and Sleep – Scientists uncover the best sleep patterns for concussion recovery in young athletes.

    Melatonin May Protect Against DNA Damage from Night Shifts – British researchers suggest supplementation could help mitigate long-term health risks.

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  • 13 MAR 2025: Dems Shut Down the Government // ICE Reports Progress // Wild Reactions to Trump Tariffs // Global News: UK, Greenland, Taiwan, Germany, Silly Brazil
    Mar 13 2025

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    Democrats Push for Government Shutdown – Senate Democrats reject a bipartisan budget deal, opting to force a shutdown to delay Trump’s economic and immigration agenda.

    Inflation Cools, But Economic Worries Remain – Consumer prices rise modestly, food costs stabilize, and egg prices could drop soon, but high housing costs and slowing consumer spending remain concerns.

    Democrats in Disarray: Internal Fights and Radical Activism – Infighting escalates as party leaders struggle to respond to Trump. Meanwhile, pro-Palestinian and transgender activists vandalize Tesla facilities and clash with law enforcement.

    ICE Ramps Up Deportations, Fills Detention Centers – 32,000 illegal immigrants have been deported, including convicted criminals and gang members, as states push back against federal enforcement efforts.

    Birth Tourism Fears Rise in China – Wealthy Chinese families panic over Trump’s birthright citizenship crackdown, fearing their U.S.-born babies may no longer receive automatic citizenship.

    Foreign-Born Population Reaches Record Levels – America sees its highest-ever share of foreign-born residents, fueling political debates over immigration policy and national identity.

    China Threatens Walmart and Weaponizes Fentanyl Crisis – Beijing pressures U.S. retailers over price cuts and warns that Trump’s tariffs could disrupt anti-drug cooperation—an implicit admission of China’s role in the fentanyl epidemic.

    Global Trade War Heats Up: Mexico and Brazil Take Diplomatic Approach, Europe and Canada Retaliate – Latin America seeks negotiations while Europe and Canada launch counter-tariffs, escalating tensions.

    Mysterious Ship Collision in the North Sea: A Russian Attack? – A Russian captain crashes into a U.S. Navy fuel tanker, raising questions about potential Kremlin involvement.

    Greenland Votes for Closer Ties with the U.S. – The election results could bring the island under American influence, angering Denmark.

    Taiwan Bolsters Defense with U.S. Drone Technology – Advanced autonomous ships head to the region as China escalates rhetoric on reunification.

    Germany Confirms COVID Lab Leak but Buried the Report – Intelligence reveals Wuhan lab negligence, but Merkel and Scholz kept findings secret, possibly to protect U.S. and Chinese ties.

    Brazil’s Climate Irony: Cutting Down the Rainforest to Host a Climate Summit – A new highway through the Amazon exposes contradictions in the green movement.

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    36 mins
  • 12 MAR 2025: Wisconsin Chills With Tariffs // the US Fights With Canada // DC Slings Mud and Top Secret Documents // Global News: Ukraine, Syria, Iran, India, the Congo, South Africa
    Mar 12 2025

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    More Tariffs Coming: Trump Doubles Down – The president warns business leaders that new tariffs will expand to more products and countries by April 2nd, as pharmaceutical giants and manufacturers prepare for the shift.

    U.S.-Canada Trade War Escalates, Then Pauses – A day of heated threats over steel, aluminum, electricity, and dairy ends with Canada backing down on power tariffs while Trump holds firm on import taxes.

    D.C. Showdown: Budget Bill, Biden’s Auto-Pen, and a USAID Document Mystery – A continuing resolution moves forward, questions arise over Biden’s use of an auto-pen for signing laws, and USAID orders mass document shredding.

    Democrats in Disarray: ActBlue Leadership Exodus and University Panic – Major donors and institutions face federal investigations, with top staff resigning and universities bracing for funding cuts over antisemitism failures.

    Ukraine Accepts Trump’s Ceasefire Plan – Zelenskyy agrees to a 30-day ceasefire to regain U.S. military support, while Putin’s response remains uncertain.

    Syria’s Unexpected Peace Deal – The U.S.-backed Kurdish militia signs an agreement with Damascus, marking a major step toward American withdrawal from the region.

    Trump’s Final Warning to Iran Rejected – Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian refuses negotiations, telling the U.S. to “do whatever the hell you want.”

    Illegal Immigration Drops Further as Word Spreads Globally – Indian deportees and Central American smugglers confirm that Trump’s border policies have effectively shut down illegal crossings.

    Congo Offers U.S. Exclusive Access to Strategic Minerals – In exchange for security assistance, Congo proposes handing over control of critical resources needed for defense and technology.

    Polygraphs Saving Rhinos in South Africa – A creative use of lie detector tests helps uncover poachers and disrupt illegal wildlife trade networks.

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    35 mins
  • 11 MAR 2025: Protecting the Homeland // Global News: Iran / Ukraine and Idaho / Gaza / China and Missouri // Being American
    Mar 11 2025

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    ICE Raid Leakers Arrested – DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announces the capture of two insiders who were sabotaging ICE operations by tipping off activist groups.

    Self-Deportation App Launched – DHS rolls out “CBP Home,” allowing illegal migrants to voluntarily return to their home countries, with potential financial incentives under discussion.

    Trump Administration Expands Deportation Laws – Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil faces deportation under an obscure immigration law allowing removal for foreign policy risks.

    U.S. Border Sealed: 99% Drop in Migrants from Panama – Trump’s policies drastically reduce illegal crossings, leaving 270,000 migrants stranded in Mexico, some choosing to stay permanently.

    Ukraine Talks: Trump’s Team Meets Zelenskyy in Saudi Arabia – Secretary of State Marco Rubio demands a clearer peace commitment before military aid resumes. Meanwhile, Trump considers withdrawing U.S. troops from Germany.

    Europe’s Military Reality Check – Reports reveal that European nations lack the manpower and weapons to defend themselves without U.S. support.

    The Idaho Connection: Why a U.S. Mineral is Key to War Supplies – Antimony, crucial for ammunition and explosives, is largely controlled by China and Russia. A new Idaho mine could shift the balance.

    Trump’s Final Warning to Iran – The White House delivers an ultimatum to Tehran: negotiate or face the consequences as Iran accelerates its nuclear program.

    Israel and Hamas Ceasefire Talks – Hamas offers a five-to-ten-year truce in exchange for disarmament and political withdrawal. Trump’s team weighs the deal.

    Missouri’s Landmark $24B Victory Against China – The state wins a lawsuit holding Beijing accountable for COVID cover-ups, setting the stage for other states to seize Chinese-owned assets.

    What Does It Mean to Be an American? – A listener-driven debate continues, tackling dual loyalties, national identity, and immigration policies in a changing America.

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    36 mins
  • 10 MAR 2025: Trump and Recession: The Way Out // Billion Dollar Scams at the EPA // AI Helps Deport Palestinian Agitators // Being American // Monday Tease
    Mar 10 2025

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    Trump Warns of Economic ‘Transition’ Amid Recession Concerns – The president acknowledges uncertainty about the economy’s short-term health but insists his long-term plan to revive manufacturing, shipbuilding, and private-sector jobs will pay off.

    U.S. Shipbuilding Revival: Can Trump Rebuild a Lost Industry? – With the U.S. now producing fewer than five ships per year compared to China’s thousands, Trump unveils a four-point plan to restore American shipyards, but critics warn of potential cost increases.

    Fraud Allegations in Biden’s Green Energy Bill – Trump’s EPA investigates a $27 billion climate fund parked at Citibank, as Democrat-linked nonprofits sue for access to taxpayer dollars.

    AI Crackdown: Pro-Palestinian Agitators Tracked and Deported – The State Department and ICE use AI to identify radical activists on visas, with the first arrest made at Columbia University.

    Three U.S. Soldiers Arrested for Spying for China – A shocking case of espionage involving service members recruited under the now-canceled MAVNI program.

    What Does It Mean to Be an American? – A listener-driven debate on dual loyalties, immigration, and patriotism—set for tomorrow’s special discussion.

    Missouri Wins COVID Lawsuit Against China – A groundbreaking verdict against the Chinese Communist Party could pave the way for further legal action against Beijing.

    Leakers Who Sabotaged ICE Raids Identified Using Polygraphs – DHS moves against insiders thwarting deportation efforts, while the same technology helps conservationists save rhinos in South Africa.

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    31 mins
  • 07 MAR 2025: Headline Brief: Domestic News - Tariff Surprises, CIA Cuts, AI in the Military // International News - Trump to Strike Gaza, Houthi Update, Iranian Ships, Ukraine Updates and Your Pocketbook
    Mar 7 2025

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    Trump Eases Tariffs on Mexico and Canada, But Not China – U.S. trade under the USMCA agreement is spared, but 40% of goods from Mexico and Canada still face tariffs. Meanwhile, China remains fully targeted as Walmart pressures suppliers to absorb the costs.

    Canada Strikes Back with Tariffs on U.S. Energy and Agriculture – Starting Monday, Canada will impose a 25% export tax on electricity to New York, Michigan, and Minnesota, as well as a 10% tax on oil and fertilizer ingredients, potentially raising gas and food prices.

    Truckers and Supply Chains Feeling the Impact – Shipping delays and tariff uncertainty have led to a slowdown in freight demand, with truck drivers reporting fewer hauls.

    China’s Leaders Fear Losing the Trade War – Xi Jinping orders his government to study how the Soviet Union lost the Cold War, fearing the U.S. will repeat history and break China’s economy.

    Federal Budget Showdown: Government Shutdown Looming? – House Republicans struggle to find $880 billion in spending cuts, with Medicaid and Medicare off-limits. A budget vote on Tuesday could determine if the government shuts down next Friday.

    Mass CIA Firings: Is the Intel Community Being Gutted or Cleaned Up? – 80 officers have already been fired, with more expected. Critics warn of national security risks, while others say the agency is shedding political operatives and DEI hires.

    Military’s New AI Weapon: CamoGPT vs. DEI – The U.S. Army is using artificial intelligence to erase Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies from training materials.

    Middle East on Edge: U.S. and Israel Threaten Joint Military Strikes on Hamas – Trump’s envoy warns that if hostages aren’t released, “action will be taken.”

    Houthis Rejoice Over U.S. Terrorist Designation – Yemen’s Iran-backed militia welcomes being listed as a terrorist group, reaffirming their motto: "Death to America."

    U.S. Considering Stopping and Inspecting Iranian Oil Tankers – A new pressure tactic to disrupt Iran’s economy could escalate tensions in the Persian Gulf.

    Russia’s Unexpected Comeback in Syria – Putin moves to rebuild ties with Syria’s new leadership, offering currency support, diesel shipments, and potential military backing.

    Germany’s Debt-Driven Spending Plan Rattles Global Markets – A massive 500 billion Euro bond sale spikes interest rates, affecting mortgage costs worldwide.

    Could NATO’s Article 5 Be Extended to Ukraine? – Italy’s prime minister suggests Ukraine should receive NATO-style security guarantees, raising the risk of U.S. troops on the ground and nuclear conflict with Russia.

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    25 mins
  • 06 MAR 2025: Good Tariff News // Democrat Senator Angers Party Over Border // Trump Battles DC // Global News: Ukraine, Germany, Oil Markets, Afghanistan
    Mar 6 2025

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    Trump’s Tariffs Already Paying Off: U.S. Manufacturing Boom – Honda, Volvo, and Isuzu are moving production back to the U.S., while American toy factories ramp up to meet demand as retailers ditch Chinese imports.

    Democrat Senator Forced to Apologize for Supporting Border Security – Senator Mark Warner praised Trump’s immigration crackdown but was quickly pressured to retract his statement after party backlash.

    Sanctuary Cities Shielding Gang Members from ICE – A Venezuelan gang member was tipped off and released by Denver police before assaulting an ICE officer in a botched escape attempt.

    The Trump Revolution: Mass Firings, Federal Property Sell-Offs, and CIA Cuts – The administration pushes deeper cuts to the federal workforce, with the VA slashing 76,000 jobs and the potential sale of a secret CIA campus.

    Supreme Court Ruling Raises Alarms on Presidential Power – A 5-4 decision forces Trump to release $2B in foreign aid, sparking concerns about executive authority and a future legal showdown.

    Zelenskyy on the Brink: Trump Cuts Off CIA Intel to Ukraine – The White House freezes intelligence-sharing until Ukraine’s president formally apologizes. Meanwhile, Trump hints at a leadership change in Kyiv.

    Germany’s Next Leader Attacks Trump – Chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz sides with Democrats, claiming Trump’s tough stance on Ukraine is a political stunt.

    Oil Prices Drop as OPEC Bows to Trump’s Pressure – Global oil markets react as OPEC+ increases production, but will it interfere with Trump’s domestic drilling plans?

    Justice Served: Key Terrorist Behind 2021 Kabul Attack Captured – After Trump prioritized the hunt for ISIS leader Mohammad Sharifullah, Pakistani forces arrested and extradited him to the U.S.

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    32 mins
  • 05 MAR 2025: Trump Speaks to the Nation // Global Pivots From Ukraine, the Middle East, and Panama
    Mar 5 2025

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    Trump’s State of the Union Address Sparks Backlash and Praise – The president took credit for border security, economic shifts, and global diplomacy, while Democrats protested in coordinated pink outfits.

    Tariff War Update: Mexico and Canada May Get a Pass – Commerce Secretary hints that Trump may lower or drop tariffs on Mexico and Canada, while China retaliates with new tariffs targeting U.S. farmers.

    Fact-Checking the Tariff Hysteria – Are Trump’s tariffs really an "act of war" or the path to the next Great Depression? A closer look at the claims from Warren Buffett, the media, and the International Chamber of Commerce.

    Unions Back Trump’s Trade War – The United Auto Workers (UAW) and other unions are siding with Trump’s tariffs, calling them a long-overdue fix to free trade policies that devastated American jobs.

    Border Crisis Turns to Border Control – Illegal crossings hit record lows, Vice President JD Vance visits Eagle Pass, TX to celebrate, and California sheriffs quietly defy state law to work with ICE.

    Leaked Intel: ICE Raids Being Sabotaged from the Inside – Migrant activist groups are receiving tips before ICE raids, allowing illegal aliens to avoid deportation. DHS vows to investigate.

    Zelenskyy Blinks: Ukraine’s President Apologizes to Trump – After a disastrous White House meeting, Zelenskyy pivots, expressing regret and signaling readiness to sign the minerals deal and negotiate peace.

    Middle East Shift: Hamas and Arab Nations Suddenly Back Egypt’s Gaza Plan – After days of rejecting peace proposals, Hamas and regional leaders reverse course, possibly bracing for a major Israeli offensive.

    Trump’s Tough Stance Forces Chinese Port Exit in Panama – Chinese-owned ports in the Panama Canal are now under U.S.-allied control after Trump’s threats to seize them.

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    28 mins