Topic: Green Beret

Joe Kent, a former Green Beret and Ranger, is contrasted with Dan Bongino regarding their professional conduct and military service. Kent has faced criticism from within the administration for his anti-war stance and his questioning of the Charlie Kirk investigation. Meanwhile, Donald Trump’s agenda is reportedly being undermined by self-interested actors and incompetent advisors who are "fleeing the American people."

Former Green Berets Nate Karnacki and Gary Melton join the show to discuss the ATF's "inconclusive" ballistic report on the Charlie Kirk shooting. They argue that the lack of a conclusive match between the recovered fragment and the 30-06 rifle is a major red flag. They discuss the legal implications of "exculpatory evidence" that could exonerate the primary suspect, Tyler Robinson.

A final caller, Sean, defines "Christian Zionism" as supporting the Jewish people's right to land while still opposing criminal leaders like Netanyahu or Anthony Fauci. The host agrees that the Bible describes God judging Israel for bad leadership. The show concludes with a transition to the next segment featuring Green Berets Nate Karnak and Gary Melton.

Joe Kent, a highly decorated Green Beret and former director of the National Counterterrorism Center, is facing a smear campaign after resigning in protest of the Iran war. Figures like Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro are criticized for calling Kent a "coward" despite his 11 combat deployments and significant personal sacrifices. Kent's opposition to the war is seen as a major threat to the administration's narrative because of his extensive intelligence background.

A former Green Beret characterizes the search for Iranian uranium as a "feint" and a logistical nightmare. He explains that taking armored underground fortresses requires specialized personnel and equipment that cannot be easily moved under fire. The caller suggests that setting up clandestine airfields to extract thousands of pounds of material is unrealistic in a hot war zone.

The host and a Green Beret caller discuss how the war is "tanking the economy" and keeping Donald Trump awake at night. They criticize media figures like Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro for callously suggesting that soldiers "signed up" to die in these operations. The caller warns that U.S. forces will be vulnerable to drone swarms and ballistic missile counterattacks if they attempt to hold ground in Iran.

War correspondent and former Green Beret Michael Yon joins the program from Okinawa to discuss his successful predictions regarding the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage and the timing of the Iran conflict. Yon emphasizes the importance of "well-nourished intuition" in analyzing global events. He recently traveled through the Danish Strait and the Middle East to observe maritime choke points before the current phase of the war commenced.

Retired Lieutenant Colonel Ivan Reikland joins the program to discuss being blocked on social media by Dan Bongino after criticizing FBI policy. Reikland details his 25-year career in national security, including service as a military diplomat in the Republic of Georgia and deployments to Afghanistan. He asserts that blocking experienced analysts creates dangerous blind spots in the national conversation.

Ivan Reikland identifies Tulsi Gabbard’s department as the "last bastion" for America First policy, noting her hiring of veteran Dan Caldwell. He addresses a public rift with Laura Loomer, reminding her that he gave her his Green Beret in 2020 as a sign of respect. Reikland questions the motivation behind Loomer's recent "smear campaigns" against experienced combat veterans.

The discussion focuses on the technical nature of the "Mother of Satan" bomb, noting its history of high lethality in overseas attacks. Jake Lang praises the NYPD for their professionalism compared to Minneapolis police but calls for former military personnel, such as Green Berets, to act as counter-operatives in future protests. He argues that Christians must show "dominance" on the streets to counteract Islamic public prayer displays.

Fox News confirms reports that thousands of Iraqi Kurds and other groups have launched a ground offensive in northwestern Iran. The United States and Israel are accused of launching a proxy war using groups previously listed as terrorist organizations, including Al Qaeda and communist factions. US Green Berets are reportedly embedded with these forces to direct the invasion and regime change efforts.

Stuart Rhodes advocates for using the U.S. Special Forces "force multiplier" model to support local Iranian resistance rather than a conventional ground invasion. He references the success of the Jedburghs in WWII and early operations in Afghanistan as templates for empowering non-Muslim Persians to overthrow the Mullahs. Rhodes expresses concern that Trump has not been briefed on this model and may be led into a protracted occupation by the military-industrial complex.

A retired Special Forces caller discusses the heavy infiltration of cartels into legitimate businesses and the history of U.S.-trained Mexican units turning into cartel enforcers. He highlights the "Mexican Training Initiative" and the School of the Americas as sources of elite training for groups like Los Zetas. Current cartels are reportedly adopting U.S. military nomenclature, such as "Delta Force," for their most brutal units.

Using the Texas Constitution of 1876 as a guide, Dr. Chambers explains the concept of "force multiplication" in the information war. He emphasizes the importance of "HUMINT" (human intelligence) from citizens on the ground to expose corruption. The segment uses the "horseshoe nail" proverb to illustrate how small individual actions can prevent the loss of a nation.

Doc Pete Chambers explains how his experience as a "warrior diplomat" in the Green Berets informs his approach to politics. He rejects the term "5D chess," instead describing his ability to see connections between seemingly isolated "silos" of information. Chambers cites Aristotle's definition of politics as action taken to care for the people of the city-state.

Stuart Rhodes proposes a 30-mile security zone or DMZ into Mexican territory to combat narco-terrorist cartels. He argues that since Mexico is a failed state under the influence of cartels and China, the U.S. military should be used to "smoke" cartel bases and protect the American border from fentanyl. Rhodes suggests arming the Mexican people with a "Second Amendment" to help them resist cartel dominance.

Green Beret Gary Melton joins the show to discuss the "Dangerous Liberty" concept, arguing that the lack of liberty is far more dangerous than its presence. He criticizes the Trump administration for a lack of accountability regarding deep state actors and the ongoing fraud in Minnesota. Melton warns that the "warmth of collectivism" is a ruse for total government dependence and the slaughter of individual rights.

Gary Melton recounts his investigation into Mitch Snow, revealing that Snow’s own family and ex-wives describe him as a pathological liar. Melton notes a massive influx of bot activity on social media intended to silence dissent against the "Fort Huachuca" narrative. He warns that the American public is being subjected to a sophisticated psychological operation designed to cause chaos within the conservative movement.

Gary Melton of Paramount Tactical joins the program to discuss his investigation into the Charlie Kirk case and the subsequent harassment he has faced. A former Green Beret and federal tactics instructor, Melton explains that he initially sought to find the truth but was met with accusations of being a "Zionist" or a "Fed" after debunking theories about palm guns and iPhone weapons. He emphasizes that the physics of the event do not support the fringe conspiracy theories being circulated.

The conversation focuses on the logistical impossibility of the Fort Huachuca assassination theory, noting that the unit involved is a conventional military task force dedicated to border security. Gary Melton argues that the idea of a secret planning session to kill a U.S. citizen occurring in such a facility is absurd. He addresses the credibility of Mitch Snow, who claimed to be a Green Beret witness to the meeting, labeling the story as "utter rubbish."