By 2050, one in four people on earth will be from the Africa, a continent of vast natural resource and precious metal reserves but also great foreign and national security challenges for Washington. A wave of military coups has occurred over the past four years, and China and Russia are increasingly rival U.S. attempts to […]
Ben and Guy dive into America’s counterterrorism mission in Africa, the deadly ISIS-K attack in Moscow, and the growing challenges facing the country’s defense industrial base. Roger Zakheim, director of the Ronald Reagan Institute, joins the show to talk about America’s influence around the world and what he calls the era of “lost deterrence” under […]
The battle is heated over Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act or FISA law that allows essentially warrantless wiretapping on non-U.S. citizens by American intelligence and the FBI. The law expanded U.S. surveillance capabilities in the post-9/11 era and spy agencies it’s invaluable. But civil liberty advocates have long been critical, because U.S. […]
National security and foreign policy are taking center stage in unprecedented ways in the 2024 election because President Biden and former President Trump both have actual track records as commanders-in-chief managing — or mismanaging — America’s position in the world. Washington Times National Security Editor Guy Taylor sits down with Rep. Joe Wilson, South Carolina […]
“Mercy! I’m tapping out! Uncle! I give up! I surrender! ¡No mas!“ That’s the new rallying cry of Democrat New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who crawled down off of his Ivory Tower of Moral Preening just long enough to face reality and beg the city he ostensibly runs to reverse its status as […]
Ben Wolfgang and Guy Taylor break down the latest news on Russia’s anti-satellite weapons program and the resulting hysteria in DC. Reporter Guillaume Ptak speaks to Ben and Guy from the front lines of the Russia-Ukraine war, while exiled Russian journalist Mikhail Rubin gives his take on Vladimir Putin’s state of mind. Plus, the “Threat […]
A video recording of a call between an undercover journalist and an official with the American Red Cross on Tuesday has caused an uproar among the unvaccinated community. The recording reveals that the organization does not separate blood donations based on COVID-19 vaccination status. Conservative political commentator, media host and comedian Steven Crowder shared the […]
Could a major cyber attack by a foreign adversary or non-state actor actually shut down the U.S. electrical grid, banking sector, water systems or cell phone connectivity? How prepared is the U.S. to identify and counter a 9/11-level cyber event? For this edition of the Threat Status special video series, Washington Times National Security Editor […]
Republican Rep. Eli Crane joined “The Kevin Roberts Show” Wednesday to discuss the southern border, challenging the Republican leadership in the House, and how he feels out of place in Washington, D.C. The congressman told host and Heritage President Kevin Roberts that the voters of Arizona’s 2nd District picked an uncommon person to represent them […]
Should TikTok be banned? One of the more complex national security threats facing the United States today centers on the prevalence of disinformation on social media and the use of social media platforms by adversarial powers to soak up sensitive information about Americans. At the center of this issue is the Chinese owned platform TikTok. […]
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