Retired Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery, a national security expert, and Bradley Bowman, a former U.S. Army officer, dive deep into President Trump's national security agenda upon his return to the White House. They discuss the rising threats from authoritarian regimes and the urgent need for enhanced military capabilities and cyber defenses. The duo emphasizes the importance of increased defense spending, strategic alliances, and assertive policies to counter Iranian influence and address geopolitical complexities. Cybersecurity and missile strategies also take center stage in their compelling conversation.

Bradley Bowman, editor of 'Cognitive Combat', and Bill discuss information warfare by China, Russia, and Iran against the US, the importance of objective truth in policy decisions, NATO defense spending, evolving American politics on Israel, weapon system challenges in the Taiwan Strait conflict, and hypothetical scenarios posing risks to national security.

Bradley Bowman and Jacob Nagel discuss Israel's ground war against Hamas and conflict with Hezbollah, challenges of aiding Gaza while fighting Hamas, President Biden's support for Israel, and Tehran's threats. They emphasize the strategic imperative of defeating Hamas in Rafah, Israel's defense buildup against Hezbollah and Iran, and the importance of supporting allies like Israel privately during crises.

Bradley Bowman, an expert on information warfare, joins cybersecurity guru Mark Montgomery, former Homeland Security undersecretary Suzanne Spaulding, and Russia analyst Ivana Stradner for a critical discussion on the integrity of U.S. elections. They dive into how China, Russia, and Iran exploit division among Americans while exposing specific tactics these adversaries use to erode public trust. The conversation emphasizes the need for robust cybersecurity measures and media literacy to combat the pervasive disinformation threatening American democracy.

General H.R. McMaster, a former National Security Advisor and historian, and Bradley Bowman, Senior Director at FDD's Center on Military and Political Power, provide insightful commentary on global security threats. They discuss McMaster's memoir and analyze the 'axis of aggressors' formed by China, Russia, and Iran. The conversation navigates U.S. foreign policy challenges, especially regarding Iran's influence and nuclear ambitions. With humor and depth, they emphasize the need for effective strategies to ensure national security in a complex geopolitical landscape.