Sara Gonzales Unfiltered

In this episode of "Sara Gonzales Unfiltered," Sara and the panel dive into pressing issues dominating today's American political landscape. The show kicks off with a mix of humor and shock as they discuss reports of Haitian immigrants allegedly eating pets like cats and geese amid the growing crisis of illegal immigration. Criticism quickly turns toward politicians, especially Eric Swalwell, who is mocked for prioritizing internet memes over addressing serious national concerns, such as this alarming trend and its impact on American communities. The conversation intensifies as the panel uncovers alleged covert government activities taking place at military bases like Fort Walker (formerly Fort A.P. Hill), where immigrants are reportedly being trained as part of what they call an "invasion" strategy. Outraged by the secrecy of these operations, the group connects the situation to broader government overreach, comparing it to the surveillance tactics enabled by the Patriot Act. This theme carries into a discussion about the growing use of facial recognition technology in public spaces, including airports and stadiums, which the panel argues is being used to collect data on Americans without their consent. The episode takes a sharp turn when Rob O'Neill, the Navy SEAL who killed Osama Bin Laden, shares a shocking revelation: Even Admiral Bill McRaven has expressed doubts about whether they actually killed the right man. This leads to a broader conversation about government transparency and the manipulation of information, leaving the audience to question the truth behind major historical events. The show also looks ahead to the highly anticipated debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. The panel members predict Trump’s strategy will likely focus on everyday American struggles, from high gas prices to the crisis at the border. However, they caution that if Trump gets too personal, focusing on grievances like January 6, it could hurt his chances. Meanwhile, Harris’ decision to avoid interviews and her perceived lack of confidence is mocked, and the panel questions her shift from progressive policies — like decriminalizing drug possession and supporting gender care for prisoners — to more centrist positions aimed at appealing to a broader base. Later, the panel critiques the public reaction to NFL player Tyreek Hill’s speeding incident, comparing the situation to the media's coverage of George Floyd and calling out Hill’s history of violence. They argue that such distractions prevent the public from focusing on more important national issues. The episode concludes with a chilling discussion about national security, particularly the likelihood of another 9/11-type attack. The panel warns that terrorist groups like al-Qaeda have not forgotten about the U.S. and that recent reports of hundreds of individuals on terror watch lists entering the country pose a real and imminent threat. Sara is joined by the hosts of the "Drinkin' Bros Podcast," Dan Hollaway and Ross Patterson, and Robert J. O'Neill, host of "The Operator" podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of “Sara Gonzales Unfiltered,” Sara tackles the escalating issue of illegal immigration, with a particular focus on Springfield, Ohio, where a small town of 60,000 residents has been flooded with up to 20,000 undocumented Haitian immigrants. The influx has placed immense strain on local infrastructure, public safety, and essential services, creating a community in chaos. Sara discusses the resulting rise in car accidents due to untrained drivers, surging insurance premiums, and disturbing incidents of animal cruelty — all tied to the sudden arrival of immigrants. She points out how the Biden administration's refugee resettlement program is responsible for this destabilization, with unvetted immigrants being deliberately flown into conservative regions. The episode highlights how both political parties are complicit, with businesses exploiting cheap labor and politicians benefiting from federal funding. Sara also addresses the ongoing neglect of long-standing issues in the black community as attention and resources are diverted to immigrant populations. A Springfield resident shares frustration with local authorities, describing the increasing sense of danger as the town becomes overwhelmed. Sara also turns her attention to Kamala Harris, who recently launched a policy page just weeks before the election. She criticizes Harris' support of an amnesty bill falsely presented as a border security measure, likening it to the misleading Inflation Reduction Act, which was more about climate change than inflation. The episode underscores the Left's manipulation of language and policy to push its agenda while glossing over the real consequences for American citizens. As the discussion unfolds, Sara touches on a recent article celebrating supposed "Republican" endorsements for Kamala Harris, with figures like Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger being touted as key supporters. Sara points out how irrelevant these establishment figures have become as the Republican base shifts toward a more populist, America First movement. Wrapping up the episode, Sara comments on the lasting impact of Donald Trump's nickname for Kim Jong-un, "Rocket Man," a label even Elton John found humorous. Sara is joined by BlazeTV contributors Matthew Marsden, host of the “Matthew Marsden Channel” on YouTube, and Jack Posobiec, senior editor at Human Events. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of "Sara Gonzales Unfiltered," Sara is joined by Jack Posobiec, senior editor at Human Events and co-author of "Bulletproof: How a Shot Meant for Donald Trump Took Out Joe Biden," to discuss Hunter Biden’s guilty plea and the Biden family’s controversial dealings in Ukraine. They explore how Joe Biden may step down before the 2024 election, possibly paving the way for Kamala Harris to assume the presidency. Sara shifts focus to the Apalachee High School shooting, where the suspect’s father, Colin Gray, is charged with second-degree murder. New revelations from Andy Ngo expose that the shooter posted on Discord about grievances with transgender acceptance, a detail mainstream media seems to be ignoring. Sara also addresses how Kamala Harris’ campaign manipulated JD Vance’s comments on school shootings, taking them out of context for political gain. Vance, advocating for increased school security, was misrepresented as insensitive to gun violence. Additionally, the discussion touches on the delayed sentencing of Donald Trump, pushed to after the 2024 election, and the potential political motivations behind the decision. Finally, Sara calls out President Joe Biden for admitting the Inflation Reduction Act was more about climate change than inflation, leaving Americans to question the administration’s priorities. As always, Sara champions personal responsibility, the Second Amendment, and the importance of self-defense. Sara was joined by BlazeTV contributors Jaco Booyens, host of "The Bottom Line," and Grant Stinchfield, host of "Stinchfield Tonight." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of "Sara Gonzales Unfiltered," Sara addresses the Apalachee High School shooting in Georgia, where a 14-year-old student killed two students and two teachers. Sara highlights the crucial role of armed school resource officers, while criticizing Kamala Harris’ past proposals to "demilitarize" schools by removing police officers. The shooter’s obsession with the 2018 Parkland shooting raises concerns about parental oversight and the FBI’s failure, despite having received tips about the shooter a year before the attack. Sara mocks White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre's push for more gun control laws, pointing out the futility of making murder “more illegal.” Instead, she advocates for stronger school security measures like armed officers and metal detectors, arguing that disarming schools only makes children more vulnerable. The discussion shifts deeper into politics when Sara addresses Vladimir Putin's surprising endorsement of Kamala Harris, pointing to the irony given the Democrats' past focus on Russian collusion. Sara also raises concerns about China’s growing influence in the U.S., especially through Hollywood and real estate acquisitions, which are largely ignored by the media and government. Next, Sara welcomes Alex Stein, BlazeTV host of "Prime Time with Alex Stein," to discuss his BlazeTV documentary "Scamdemic," which exposes rampant fraud in the Paycheck Protection Program. Alex shares his skepticism of the federal government, highlighting the lack of oversight that allowed billions of dollars to be misused. Sara and Alex agree that while the program helped some, it was ultimately the "biggest fraud in government history." In the final segment, Sara, Alex, and Steven — Sara’s husband — engage in some playful college football banter, debating the standings of their teams — Texas, LSU, and Alabama. Sara teases Alex about LSU’s struggles while proudly boasting about Texas’ rise in the rankings. Sara is joined by BlazeTV contributors Matthew Marsden, Jaco Booyens, and Alex Stein. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of "Sara Gonzales Unfiltered," Sara begins by covering the tragic shooting at Apalachee High School in Barrow County, Georgia, where four people are confirmed dead and at least 30 others are injured. Sara emphasizes the urgency for stronger school security measures while calling out those who resist necessary changes. The episode then shifts to the arrest of Linda Sun, a former aide to Governors Andrew Cuomo and Kathy Hochul, for working as an unregistered agent of the Chinese Communist Party. Sun’s infiltration highlights a growing national security threat, which Sara ties to previous CCP-related scandals, including Eric Swalwell’s connection to Chinese spy Fang Fang and Dianne Feinstein’s CCP-linked driver. Sara warns that CCP influence is spreading, from land purchases near U.S. military bases to embedding agents within American institutions. The episode takes a darker turn as Sara addresses the disturbing push of radical gender ideology onto young children. Clips reveal shocking products like “packers” being marketed to girls under five to mimic male genitalia. Sara ties this to the broader manipulation by platforms like TikTok, where harmful ideologies are promoted in the U.S. while China censors similar content, further illustrating the insidious nature of these agendas. The episode also exposes the shocking failures in Donald Trump’s security detail, with whistleblower accounts revealing how Homeland Security agents were given insufficient training to protect the former president amid alleged threats from Iran. Finally, Sara and her panel review a clip of Peter Doocy pressing White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Kamala Harris' inconsistent accents while campaigning. Sara argues that this disingenuous behavior is a reflection of a deeper dishonesty in leadership. As the election approaches, Sara urges viewers to stay alert and informed about the critical issues shaping America's future. Sara is joined by Glenn Beck's chief writer and researcher, Jason Buttrill, and Dave Landau, host of "Normal World" on BlazeTV. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of "Sara Gonzales Unfiltered," Sara exposes the growing chaos under the Biden-Harris administration. The episode kicks off with a shocking report from Chicago, where 32 armed Venezuelan gang members trespassed in a South Side apartment, and highlights similar incidents in Colorado, underscoring the dangerous consequences of open-border policies. Sara then delves into the FBI’s suppression of the Nashville Covenant School shooter’s diary, questioning the agency’s motives and the broader implications for mental health and trans ideology. The show takes a global turn as Sara discusses Brazil's Supreme Court shutting down X (formerly Twitter) and freezing Elon Musk's Starlink assets, a move supported by American figures like Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, who praised Brazil’s actions. Sara draws alarming parallels to censorship efforts in the U.S., warning that such measures could easily be implemented domestically under the wrong administration, especially with figures like Kamala Harris and her allies who have shown a willingness to support such overreach. The episode also critiques Harris’ inauthentic campaign tactics, revealing her as an "empty vessel" who panders to different audiences without any real conviction. Sara dives into a revealing segment on Amazon's Alexa, highlighting a stark bias when discussing Kamala Harris versus Donald Trump, raising concerns about the influence of technology on politics. The episode also examines Biden’s latest rambling speech, further emphasizing the need for strong, coherent leadership. This episode serves as a stark reminder of what’s at stake in the upcoming election, urging viewers to stay informed and engaged. Sara is joined by BlazeTV contributor Matthew Marsden. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of "Sara Gonzales Unfiltered," Sara delivers a sharp critique of Kamala Harris following her recent CNN prerecorded interview alongside Tim Walz. The episode opens with a deep dive into Harris' competence and leadership, questioning her ability to articulate clear policy positions. Sara highlights how the CNN interview exposed Harris’ ongoing struggles with flip-flopping on critical issues such as fracking, the economy, and immigration, showcasing her unchanged values that continue to raise doubts about her suitability for the highest office in the land. The conversation also touches on the border crisis, where Harris deflected responsibility and attempted to blame Donald Trump. Sara explores the broader political themes at play, including the controversy surrounding Trump’s recent comments on Florida's six-week abortion ban and its implications for the pro-life movement. Dan Steiner, president of PreBorn!, joins the discussion to shed light on the challenges of saving lives in a post-Roe v. Wade America, emphasizing the importance of continued support for the pro-life cause. Sara also examines the ongoing issues within Harris’ campaign, where her condescending behavior toward high school students and others only deepened concerns about her leadership. This behavior, coupled with her inability to connect with younger generations, further alienates key voter groups like Gen Z. The episode concludes with a reflection on the stark contrast between Harris’ leadership style and the decisive actions required from someone in her position. Sara was joined by BlazeTV contributor Matthew Marsden. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of "Sara Gonzales Unfiltered," Sara takes a critical look at Vice President Kamala Harris’ upcoming 18-minute CNN interview where she will be joined by her running mate, Tim Walz. Sara questions why the interview is pre-recorded and what this says about Harris' ability to handle tough questions. The discussion then shifts to Donald Trump’s wreath-laying ceremony for the 13 service members who died in Afghanistan, contrasting the media’s biased coverage of Trump with its leniency toward Biden. Sara and her panel delve into the failures of the Biden-Harris administration, particularly the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal, and the growing lawlessness under "Kamala Harris' America." A Venezuelan gang’s takeover of an apartment complex in Aurora, Colorado, is highlighted as a stark example of the domestic chaos spreading far beyond the southern border. The panel warns that this is part of a broader, insidious form of fifth-generation warfare eroding the fabric of American society, with illegal immigrants and organized crime playing a central role. The episode also covers Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s endorsement of Donald Trump, with Sara supporting his stance on defending children and exposing the dangers of ultra-processed foods. The mainstream media’s shifting narratives, particularly Time magazine’s flip-flop on processed foods, are examined as evidence of the media’s deep-seated bias and willingness to compromise public health to oppose RFK Jr. In a lighter segment, the panel humorously critiques Ben Stiller’s vague support for Kamala Harris, pointing out the disconnect between her role as vice president and the campaign’s narrative of "change." Sara is joined by BlazeTV contributors Lieutenant Colonel Allen West and Jaco Booyens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of "Sara Gonzales Unfiltered," Sara and her guests dive into the ongoing chaos surrounding Kamala Harris' presidential campaign. Despite being the Democratic nominee, Kamala continues to dodge tough interviews, a stark contrast to Donald Trump's bold public appearances. The panel critiques Harris' reliance on scripted notes and highlights the glaring lack of policy details on her campaign website, which seems more focused on selling merchandise and soliciting donations than presenting substantive ideas. The discussion also tackles the broader failures of the public education system, sparked by a tweet from Kim Iversen. Sara argues that homeschooling has consistently outperformed public education, which has become more focused on indoctrination than education. The episode sheds light on the dismal academic performance in major cities like Baltimore and Chicago, where many students fail to meet basic proficiency in math and reading. As the conversation shifts to the latest political maneuvers, Sara highlights Michigan’s refusal to allow RFK Jr. to withdraw from the presidential ballot, questioning the integrity of such decisions. The episode also covers the ongoing legal battles against Donald Trump, with Sara and her guests criticizing what they see as politically motivated indictments designed to undermine him. In a lighter moment, Sara and her panel reflect on a classic roast from Donald Trump where he bluntly told Larry King that his breath is "very bad." Sara is joined by Glenn Beck's chief writer and researcher, Jason Buttrill, and Dave Landau, host of "Normal World" on BlazeTV. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of "Sara Gonzales Unfiltered," Sara delves into the disturbing trend of drag shows that welcome children, highlighting a recent event she attended in Dallas at the Broadway Music Hall. Despite explicit and inappropriate content, minors were in attendance, raising serious concerns about child protection laws in Texas. Sara discusses SB 12, a law passed by the Texas legislature to prohibit children from attending sexually explicit performances, and the ongoing legal battles that have kept the law from being enforced with Texas state Rep. Brian Harrison. Sara also discusses Mark Zuckerberg’s letter to Rep. Jim Jordan, in which he admits Meta/Facebook caved to pressure from the Biden-Harris administration and the FBI concerning stories on COVID and the Hunter Biden laptop story. Is his apology genuine? The conversation then shifts to a broader political landscape, including a discussion on Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's recent legal victories against the Biden administration's immigration policies. Sara and her guests explore the ongoing challenges Texas faces in securing its borders and the federal government's failure to address the crisis. As part of the discussion, Michael Quinn Sullivan sheds light on China’s increasing influence in Texas, drawing from his new documentary, "Red Power: China’s Grip on the Future of Texas." The film exposes the dangers of relying on China for renewable energy and the implications for national security, particularly with Chinese ownership of land near critical military installations. In a lighter yet equally puzzling moment, Sara reacts to a Washington Post op-ed that labels Doug Emhoff, the second gentleman, as a "modern-day sex symbol." Sara dissects this claim, contrasting it with the real issues at hand in today’s political climate. Sara is joined by BlazeTV contributor Eric July, founder of Rippaverse Comics, and filmmaker Michael Quinn Sullivan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices