In this episode of Bradley on the Border, Ali is down in Brownsville, Texas, as Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin tours the southern border. Ali catches up with the secretary for an exclusive interview. Secretary Mullin touts 15 straight months of zero releases and defends the wall partnership between Texas and the federal government. He fires back at critics over comments he made about the nation's governors, insists he and President Trump are "always on the same page" after the traffic-stop reversal, and disputes new reports claiming deportations have gone flat. He also addresses looming mass deportations tied to the end of Haitian TPS. 0:00 Intro 0:36 Meet Secretary Mullin 2:24 Response to criticism of his comments at the…
Professor Penn and Royce expose what they describe as the deep state’s business model, fueled by massive government spending, mounting debt, and a multitrillion-dollar nonprofit industry. They examine monetary inflation, Federal Reserve policy, and how Washington’s expanding economic control undermines America’s republican principles. The hosts connect Minnesota’s fraud scandals and Somali remittances to a much larger network of government-backed global financing. They warn that AI, data centers, smartphones, and mass surveillance are cementing a digital prison around the American people. Finally, they confront mass migration into Europe, America’s foreign interventions, the Israel–Gaza conflict, and the forces they believe…
A federal judge dismissed the last remaining Jan. 6 indictments after President Trump’s clemency order and a Justice Department request to end the case. The Hill’s Sophie Brams explains the unusually strong words in the judge's "reluctant" order. #january6th #january6 #january62021 #j6 #oathkeepers #judgeruling #presidenttrump #trump
Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) early Wednesday announced he would drop his reelection bid after the House Ethics Committee on Monday recommended that he be formally censured following an investigation that found he violated the “spirit” of the chamber’s policies on sexual harassment against staff. “After much prayer and reflection, I’ve decided to withdraw from my re-election campaign. I will complete my current term,” Edwards said in a statement on the social platform X in the wee hours of Wednesday morning. “Serving Western North Carolina has been the honor of my life. Thank you for your trust, prayers, and support. God bless WNC and America.” Read more:…
