Ned Ryun

Ned Ryun, Founder and CEO of American Majority and author of American Leviathan, dives into the intrigue of political sabotage within the Trump administration. He discusses urgent reforms Trump needs to undertake, the rising tension over DOGE's ambitions, and a critical look at the FBI's leadership. The conversation also explores the dangers of bureaucratic overreach and the importance of restoring American rights amid a changing political landscape. With a mix of urgency and insight, Ryun offers a call to action for those concerned with governance.

Join Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative author and filmmaker, as he dives into Trump's historic Middle East peace deal that freed hostages, while discussing his film The Dragon's Prophecy that explores the ongoing battle between good and evil. Meanwhile, Ned Ryun, a political activist and CEO of American Majority, critiques the elimination of federal jobs, asserting it as a strategic Republican move amid the government shutdown. Together, they unpack the implications of current political maneuvering and the bureaucratic barriers to real change.

Ned Ryun, a leading voice from American Majority, dives into the political storm surrounding President Trump's funding cuts to public media and Harvard. They highlight the bizarre backlash from NPR's lawsuit and dissect the implications for First Amendment rights. The conversation also touches on the deep-seated issues plaguing American higher education and the administration's stance against campus anti-Semitism. With passion for American values, Ryun emphasizes the necessity for accountability and long-term political engagement.