In this episode:

• Colonel Denny and Skip revisit the Ashli Babbitt shooting, examining why a decorated Air Force veteran was denied military honors for years—and what her case reveals about justice, accountability, and truth inside our government
• We get to enjoy a couple of one liners from colonel Denny to help keep our spirits up
• Our first guest is Gabe Suarez, from Suarez Tactics , who shares his personal experience living in Cuba after Castro taking over it and coming to America
• Our second guest is Craig Gray, from PeaceWalker Connect, and talks about ways to de-escalate situations as well as other subjects to help us deal with today's challenges we are facing here in America
• As always we get our normal dose of military history to help keep us sharp and hopefully learn how not to repeat mistakes of the past

In this episode:

• Colonel Denny and Skip cut through the noise surrounding the Minneapolis ICE shooting, explaining how evidence, physics, and law show the fatal encounter resulted from deliberate civilian actions and escalation—not an abuse of law enforcement authority
• Colonel Denny and Skip examine mounting global unrest—from Iran’s supreme leader admitting thousands died in suppressed protests, to Putin warning Europe he’s ‘ready for war,’ Cuba teetering on economic collapse, and growing legal challenges from detransitioners—highlighting the political, humanitarian, and cultural pressures reshaping today’s world
• To lighten the load, colonel Denny provides us more of his one liners
• Our primary guest is Zuhdi Jasser who served years in our Navy as a doctor. He loves our nation and encourages others to do so, too. Zuhdi is a Muslim and is running for Congress to represent the great state of Arizona
• We get our normal dose of military history which happened around this date
• Retired Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Roland Ashby provide more of his warrant wisdom
• Roland is our team member interview so we get a little more insight into the team's make up

In this episode:

• Colonel Denny and Skip explore how U.S. military integration and decentralized command overwhelmed Chinese-supplied defenses during the Venezuelan operations capturing Nicolas Maduro and his wife - highlighting why propaganda systems often collapse under real combat pressure
• The colonel delivers another healthy dose of humor to help keep our spirits up and I have to say they are pretty good
• Bradley Burlingame is our primary guest and he talks about his challenges, recovery and becoming the "Great Awake Coach"
• General Chris Petty presents this month's Battle of the Month which really changed how the world looked at America afterwards
• Of course we get our regular dose of military history which happened around this date to help us stay sharp and appreciate our country and the world today