VINCE

The podcast dives into President Trump's latest legal victory over Gavin Newsom, focusing on his control of the National Guard in California. It critiques Newsom’s political choices, especially his lavish wine tasting during urban unrest. Discussion turns to rising violence against ICE agents and the implications of political decisions on immigration enforcement. The hosts also explore geopolitical tensions involving Iran and Israel, while humorously critiquing the Democratic Party's leadership challenges and internal conflicts.

Hans von Spakovsky, an elections expert renowned for his insights on election integrity, joins to discuss pivotal topics, including a recent Supreme Court ruling that upholds Tennessee's ban on sex-change procedures for minors. He scrutinizes the alarming findings about election rigging and the implications of foreign interference. The conversation also covers the political chaos surrounding the 2020 election and the accountability of government bodies. Von Spakovsky's perspective sheds light on the broader impact these issues have on American democracy.

Gabriel Noronha, a former State Department Advisor for Iran and national security expert, shares his insights on pressing geopolitical issues. They analyze the recent developments in Iran's nuclear capabilities and the potential risks of military intervention. The conversation also examines the implications of U.S. policies on border security and immigration enforcement, highlighting contrasting narratives in political discourse. Noronha emphasizes the need for fact-based discussions amidst rising tensions in the region.

Mark Krikorian, Executive Director of the Center for Immigration Studies, dives into America's delicate balance between foreign and domestic crises. He discusses President Trump's urgent maneuvers in response to escalating tensions with Iran, including the nuclear threat and strategic military deployments. The conversation also tackles the complex landscape of immigration policy, touching on E-Verify challenges and the impact on labor. With insights into historical precedents, Krikorian examines how these issues interact and shape current policies.

Kurt Schlichter, a retired Army Infantry Colonel and astute political commentator, dives into the civil unrest shaking the nation. He discusses the violent 'No Kings Day' protests, highlighting the chaotic influence of Democratic leaders. The conversation shifts to media misinformation and the challenges law enforcement faces amid escalating tensions. Schlichter contrasts recent riots with a peaceful military parade, shedding light on the growing aggression and the cultural hostility in America. His insights unpack the complex sociopolitical landscape fueling these events.

Todd Lyons, the Acting Director of ICE, dives into the dramatic rise in violence against immigration officers, highlighting a staggering 413% increase in assaults and the troubling rhetoric that fuels such hostility. He also dissects the challenges his agency faces, from political pressures to resource constraints. The discussion also touches on significant geopolitical events, like Israel's military actions in Iran, and critiques how political figures leverage crises for their own narratives, underscoring the tension permeating today's political landscape.

Ned Ryan, the Head of American Majority, dives into pressing issues like immigration and border security, emphasizing their intersection with national safety. He shares insights on the political implications of the Biden administration's immigration policies and their effects on demographics in the U.S. Ryan discusses recent ICE operations targeting dangerous individuals and critiques violent incidents linked to illegal immigration. The conversation also touches on the urgent need for government budget cuts, pushing for accountability in political decision-making.

Rand Paul, a U.S. Senator from Kentucky known for his libertarian views, discusses his strong opposition to the big, beautiful bill currently before Congress. He highlights concerns about government spending and fiscal responsibility, connecting these issues to immigration policy and its implications. Paul explores the potential societal impact of illegal immigration, particularly in Los Angeles, and critiques the handling of public safety crises by local leaders. His insights reflect an overall call for stricter immigration controls amid shifting public sentiments.

In this riveting conversation, Jim Verity, a seasoned producer for Vince Coglianese, shares insights after visiting the National Mall, highlighting the provocative purple headache flags. With 700 Marines deployed to Los Angeles to curb unrest, he discusses the intersection of rising living costs and the chaos of recent protests. Verity also shares a heartbreaking personal story about a Marine vet critically injured by an illegal alien, shedding light on the complex issues surrounding immigration and law enforcement. A powerful critique of media narratives adds depth to the discussion.

In this discussion, Anthony Cabasa, an independent journalist from L.A., provides an on-the-ground perspective of the chaos unfolding in Los Angeles. He highlights the violent protests against ICE raids and the federal response by deploying National Guardsmen. Cabasa critiques local leaders’ handling of the unrest while detailing the struggles of law-abiding citizens feeling neglected amid rising tensions. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by communities grappling with the implications of immigration and public safety.