Tej Gill

Mike Howell, an expert on government oversight, joins Aaron Sabarian, a journalist focusing on racial discrimination at UCLA, and Tej Gill, a coffee enthusiast with insights on global conflicts. They dive into the alarming accusations against the Biden administration's treatment of unaccompanied migrant children and scrutinize the implications of immigration policies. Additionally, they discuss the contentious role of diversity and inclusion in education and the complex dynamics of rising tensions in South Asia, particularly between India and Pakistan.

General Flynn, a retired Army lieutenant general and former National Security Advisor, joins former Navy SEAL Tej Gill to discuss pressing national security issues. They delve into the critical need for strategic leadership in the face of rising tensions in the Middle East and the implications of U.S. military support for Israel. The conversation also highlights the urgent need for clarity in military objectives amidst extremist threats and economic insights, particularly the role of gold as a safe haven during uncertainty.

Max Tegmark, a physicist and AI safety advocate, dives into the dangers of rushing towards AI superintelligence, expressing concerns over self-aware systems and existing harm from current AI. He emphasizes the urgent need for regulation in the industry. Stefano El Forte discusses the implications of a New York mayoral candidate's eligibility and the urgency surrounding the election, while Tej Gill reflects on the financial and human costs of post-9/11 wars, adding depth to the national security debate.

Tej Gill, a former special-operations operator, and Dr. Bradley Thayer, a defense intellectual, tackle pressing issues around military reform and the influence of the Chinese Communist Party. Gill advocates for reinstating strict military standards and a renewed focus on warfighting. Thayer critiques the 'woke' culture infiltrating the military, linking it to broader political warfare in the U.S. They passionately condemn the planned raising of the CCP flag in Philadelphia, emphasizing the need for American symbolism and a united response against communist ideologies.

Tej Gill, a Navy SEAL turned entrepreneur and owner of Warpath Coffee, joins security expert Bradley Thayer and Don Powers, Chairman of the Republican Party in Oregon's 6th Congressional District. They delve into the rising tensions in Portland, highlighting failures in law enforcement and the enduring impact of protest movements. The trio discusses grassroots activism, the threat of radical ideologies, and the importance of youth empowerment in shaping political narratives. Global economic shifts and the challenges posed by adversarial nations are also part of their thought-provoking conversation.