William Forstchen

Topics covered include massive cellphone outages, dangers of artificial intelligence, unpreparedness for future outages, Rep. Brian Mast's callout, Kamala Harris' readiness for presidency, and debate on appointees' qualifications for critical positions.

William R. Forstchen, a New York Times bestselling author and history professor, joins the discussion. He delves into the urgent threat of electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attacks, explaining how they could devastate modern infrastructure. Forstchen contrasts public misconceptions with the significant risks posed by EMPs, particularly from nations like North Korea and Iran. He advocates for protective measures like infrastructural modernization and personal preparedness to safeguard against such threats, highlighting the need to take this danger seriously.

Exploring the Cloward and Piven theory on overwhelming systems, the unpreparedness for cellular outages, Rep. Brian Mast's critique of U.S. leadership planning for a Palestinian state, and the importance of readiness during crises.