Charles Feldman sits down with Scaramucci in this explosive SOS America episode where nothing is off-limits: from the latest ICE killings in Minnesota and nationwide outrage, to why Trump’s approval is sliding and what that means for 2026.

🇺🇸 TODAY’S HOTTEST TOPICS COVERED:
• The Minnesota ICE killings including the fatal shooting of Renee Good and the latest ICE-involved shooting that has Minneapolis burning with protests and political chaos.
• Scaramucci’s unfiltered take on Trump’s immigration crackdown and what it’s doing to America’s soul.
• Why Trump’s approval rating is tanking data, perception, and the polls Republicans don’t want you to see.
• Is Trump’s leadership failing, out of touch, or dangerously out of control?
• What conservatives AND liberals agree on and absolutely disagree on — after the Minnesota fallout.

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In this powerful episode of SOS America, host Charles Feldman sits down with Dauda Sesay and Sharon Nije from the Louisiana Organization for Refugees and Immigrants for a deeply moving conversation about survival, resilience, and hope.

Dauda shares his harrowing personal journey from Sierra Leone, recounting how he witnessed members of his own family brutally killed during the country’s devastating civil war, and the impossible decision to flee his homeland in order to survive. His story is a stark reminder of the human cost of war and the strength required to rebuild a life from nothing.

Sharon tells her own powerful story of leaving Cameroon and navigating the challenges of starting over in the United States, offering insight into the emotional, cultural, and systemic hurdles faced by immigrants and refugees.

Together, the conversation also shines a spotlight on the incredible work being done by the Louisiana Organization for Refugees and Immigrants—an organization dedicated to supporting newcomers through advocacy, legal assistance, and community-building efforts that help refugees and immigrants not just survive, but thrive.

This episode is an essential listen for anyone interested in refugee stories, immigration in America, human rights, and the real-life impact of grassroots organizations changing lives every day.

🎧 Topics covered include:

• Refugee experiences from Sierra Leone and Cameroon
• Surviving war, loss, and forced displacement
• Immigration challenges in the United States
• Community advocacy and refugee support in Louisiana
• The human stories behind global conflicts

For more on the Louisiana Organization for Refugees and Immigrants:
https://www.mylori.org

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In this solo episode of SOS America, Charles pulls no punches. He looks back at a year that pushed U.S. politics closer to the edge and asks the question many leaders avoid: what does America actually stand for anymore? From the long shadow of the Trump era to a system fueled by outrage and loyalty over truth, Charles examines whether the country is drifting toward 2026 or unraveling before it gets there. He confronts a chilling question: under different administrations, would the idea of political assassinations mof figures on the right like Charlie Kirk or on the left like Rob Reiner and his wife Michele even feel conceivable? Immigration becomes the ultimate moral stress test, exposing where fear has replaced humanity. This isn’t a recap. It’s a warning about how normalized extremism has become—and where it could lead.

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