Fact versus bias: Media portrayal of Trump’s 100 days

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – In this installment of Rogers for America, I review President Trump’s first 100 days in office and award him an A+ for fulfilling campaign promises: driving economic expansion, reforming immigration, and achieving a 90% decline in illegal border crossings. I highlight biased media narratives from CNN and MSNBC and defend Defense and VA staffing cuts as vital strategic efficiency measures.

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Peter McCullough and Malcolm Out Loud – Is the detox helping cure myocarditis and reducing my risk of cardiac arrest? Does fasting help clear the spike protein and mRNA from the body and help stop cancer? You spoke of the mRNA continuously being passed to different cells or having integrated. Do either scenario mean the mRNA won’t leave the body? Which is the more serious?

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Join the common-sense revolution as America enters its promised ‘Golden Age.’ Discover how deficit reduction, deregulation, fair‑trade tariffs, and job repatriation aim to restore middle‑class prosperity. Witness the Trump administration’s strategy—domestic growth, reduced government waste, and strategic global negotiations—to reshape Washington and empower everyday American families securing national future.

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Harvard’s decision to rename its DEI office as Community and Campus Life raises questions about underlying motives. Will its core mission persist unchanged, or is this merely a strategic maneuver to obscure actions from the Trump Administration? Explore this rebranding move and its potential impact on broader campus culture today.

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – This transformation at the IRS is a critical victory for working Americans. This fight hasn’t come without a price. Musk has been open about the personal risks he’s faced, including threats to his safety. Taking on entrenched interests and powerful political opponents is never easy. But Musk’s commitment to the cause remains unwavering. He believes that the sacrifices are worth it if...

The National Security Hour with Col. John Mills Ret. – America handed the Canal to Panama, not China, but Panama needed a partner, and America was nowhere to be found. China gladly stepped in. Much of Panama preferred America, but with an American absence, there was not much of a choice. Now, the geopolitical landscape of chokepoints, canals, and trade routes is front and center...

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Discover a bold, widely debated proposal under Trump’s administration offering eligible undocumented residents a free flight and $1,000 one-time payment to voluntarily return to their home countries. Proponents claim this cost-effective, humane approach eases detention burdens, reduces enforcement expenses, and balances toughness with compassion in crafting complex national immigration policy.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – I challenge parents to examine their passions and priorities. I warn that hatred of opponents fuels violence and crimes at the expense of children’s futures. I question whether political devotion overshadows parental love and urge unity over division. I appeal for prioritizing our children’s well-being above party agendas right now today. I urge immediate action to protect our children’s futures.

Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – In this deeply restorative episode in celebration of Nurses’ Week, I’m joined by Steve Rubio, founder of REST Float Spa, to explore the science and soul of float therapy and brainwave entrainment. We discuss the profound impact these modalities can have on the nervous system, emotional healing, and mental clarity, especially for nurses and caregivers who...

Looking 4 Healing Radio with Dr. Benjamin Benulis – One of the key themes of the episode is “emotional leverage.” Dr. Ben explains this concept as the moment when the pain of staying the same becomes greater than the pain of changing, and that’s when real transformation becomes possible. For some people, this looks like a diagnosis. For others, it’s a slow-building emotional toll from years of...