Saving America

Week In Review 1-24-26

• The economy needs thousands of new jobs each month, but the latest numbers are telling a different story – and it's not what you think. We're diving deep into the real unemployment rate, the impact of AI, and what this all means for 2026.
• The protests in Iran are turning deadly, with reports of thousands killed and a terrifying threat of mass executions. We're looking at the real numbers, Trump's intervention, and what this means for the future of a nation in turmoil.
• Attacks on ICE agents are escalating, from deadly shootings to agents fending off assailants with snow shovels. We're diving into the controversial incidents in Minnesota and Portland, examining the public's role, and asking if politicians are failing to protect law enforcement.
• The idea of the U.S. buying Greenland sparked a global debate. I'm breaking down why outright ownership isn't the answer and what the U.S. should be doing with our allies.
• A horrific gang-rape in Germany, a teenage attacker who served no jail time, and a woman jailed for a weekend for simply calling him a 'disgraceful rapist pig.' This isn't a fictional story, it's a shocking reality, and it's happening in our allied countries.
• America's national debt just surged past $39 trillion, and shocking reports reveal billions in taxpayer dollars have been flushed down the toilet. Bundles of cash tracked to Somalia, and whispers that politicians turned a blind eye for votes. If you're a taxpayer, you' don’t want to miss this!
• America's energy needs are skyrocketing, fueled by the explosive growth of AI and quantum computing. Yet, the Trump administration has put a hard stop on all new wind farms, citing 'national security risks.' Is a blanket ban the right move for our energy future, or are we sacrificing vital energy for political reasons.
• Senator Mark Kelly is under fire from the 'Department of War' – yes, you heard that right! Accused of seditious behavior for claiming military members can refuse 'unlawful orders,' he's now facing activation to challenge his Navy rank, potentially jeopardizing his retirement pay. Is this a legitimate challenge to a 'double-dipping' senator, or a blatant political attack?
• Is an $80K Ivy League degree becoming a 'slacker's' credential? Today, we sit down with the authors of Slacking: Guide to Ivy League Miseducation to reveal how the nation's most prestigious universities have traded Western Civilization and Shakespeare for pop culture and political activism. .
• For decades, Americans have been ripped off, paying 3-4 times more for the same medications as people in other countries. But the tide is finally turning. Johnson & Johnson just struck a massive $55 billion deal with the Trump administration—trading tariffs for lower drug prices and new American factories. Is this the end of the 'Big Pharma' price hike?
• Could 'MAHA' – Make America Healthy Again – become a political minefield for the GOP in 2026? Led by HHS Secretary RFK Jr., this movement is hitting a controversial wall: childhood vaccines. I'm exploring how this divide could impact swing district candidates and if MAHA's popular stances on food chemicals can outweigh the vaccine controversy.
• Are the foods you're eating secretly increasing your risk of Type 2 Diabetes and cancer? A massive, long-term French study reveals a shocking link between common food preservatives and devastating health outcomes.
• The housing market is definitely shifting, but for many sellers, it's a tough pill to swallow. High interest rates are sidelining buyers, leaving homes on the market longer & forcing price cuts.
• For over 50 years, cigarette packs in America have looked almost exactly the same. But behind the scenes, a billion-dollar legal war has been raging. Today, we’re diving into the Supreme Court showdown that just changed the face of smoking forever.