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Iranian Regime Misreading Trump, Says Middle East Expert

Iran launched more missiles and drones, testing the ceasefire and President Donald Trump's patience. NTD discussed where that tipping point might be with David Wurmser, Middle East affairs analyst with the Center for Security Policy.

‘The Clock Has Run Out’ on Iran: Geopolitical Analyst

To discuss the latest in the Iran war, NTD spoke with retired Lt. Col. Darin Gaub, NTD's senior geopolitical analyst. He served as a battalion commander and Black Hawk pilot in the U.S. Army.

The IRGC and Mullah Regime Are Intertwined, Explains Expert

President Trump explained that negotiations with Iran are progressing despite concerns that they are stalled, as tensions with Israel and Hezbollah continue to remain high.

NTD discussed the Middle East with Gerard Filitti, foreign policy analyst and attorney specializing in International Law.

Case Must be Made About What J6 Detainees Endured Without Trial for Years: Panel

Democratic strategist Madeline Summerville and Republican strategist Brian Woodley joined NTD's Steve Lance to discuss a federal judge's temporary block of the Trump administration's anti-weaponization fund designed to compensate victims of political prosecution, and the Justice Department saying it will abide by the ruling, despite disagreeing with it.

Dr. Oz: Medicare Fraud Could Drain Program by Time You Retire, but Some Governors View Fraud as a Feature

Medicare and Medicaid Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz alleges that not every state is equally motivated to stop the theft draining the federal healthcare system. He also reveals a strategic shift away from chasing criminals after the fact toward stopping fraudulent payments before they ever leave the building.

Dr. Oz says fixing the fraud crisis isn't just about accountability, it could determine whether Medicare exists at all when you or your kids retire.

American AI Development vs CCP-Aligned Interference

The United States and China are both pursuing AI dominance. There are foreign influence vectors aligned with CCP ideology currently seeking to interfere with American AI development, policies, and perspectives.

Iran is Untrustworthy, Similar to Negotiating with Jim Jones Cult: Panel

Retired Lt. Col. Darin Gaub and retired Navy SEAL Jonathan Gilliam discussed with NTD's Steve Lance, their skepticism of Iran in its negotiations with the U.S., what it would take to bring Iran to the table, and the ability of a faction of Iranians to overthrow the Islamist theocracy.

Add Your Spare Change, Broaden Your Life’s Possibilities: Economist on Trump Accounts

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Thursday launched the Trump Accounts app. Michael Busler, an economist and public policy analyst and Professor of Finance at Stockton University, offers his take.

Remove Key Chinese Financial Institutions From US Dollar to Seriously Damage China-Iran Axis: Expert

Following the US defensive strikes near the Strait of Hormuz, Iran’s IRGC on Thursday said it targeted a US airbase. Meanwhile, China has economic leverage over Iran and has supplied key technologies, such as surveillance and military.

Retired U.S. Marine Colonel Grant Newsham, a former diplomat, offers his insights.

Primary Voters Tired of 'Obstruction of Trump's Agenda': Tea Party Patriots Chairman

Following the primary in Texas, Ken Paxton—with the help of Trump's endorsement—beat John Cornyn by a wide margin. The two were neck and neck before the 1-1 Senate run off election.

NTD spoke with Jenny Beth Martin, chairman of the Tea Party Patriots, for her analysis.

The Iranians Are Playing for Time, Says Military Analyst

The U.S. has launched another round of preemptive, defensive strikes on Iranian military sites. NTD discussed with Rick Fisher, a Senior Fellow at the International Assessment and Strategy Center and an International Military analyst.

Iran Deal Is Controversial With Republicans Due to Iranian Leadership: Analyst

Middle East analyst Abdullah Hayek, a senior contributor at Young Voices, spoke with NTD to discuss the latest from the Iran War. President Donald Trump said he will either sign "a great and meaningful" pact with Tehran "or there will be no deal."

Hayek said the deal is controversial with both parties in Washington.

‘It’s Brilliant Timing’ for Abraham Accords, Peace in the Middle East: Expert

President Trump recently said that a peace deal is near with Iran, but now wants all Gulf countries to join the Abraham Accords and normalize their relations with Israel as part of such a deal. Meanwhile, the U.S. conducted defensive strikes on Southern Iran.

NTD discussed with Rebecca Grant, Vice President at the Lexington Institute and National Security analyst.

Communism Has Decimated Cuba: Panelists

The indictment of Raúl Castro and the crackdown on GAESA mark a sharp escalation in U.S. pressure on Havana. NTD spoke to Andrés Martínez-Fernández, senior policy analyst for Latin America at the Heritage Foundation; and Orlando Gutiérrez-Boronat, spokesperson for the Cuban Democratic Directorate.

Charges Against 15 Accused Fraudsters in Minnesota ‘Likely Just the Tip of the Iceberg,’ Legal Expert Says

Criminal charges have been filed against 15 accused fraudsters in Minnesota, involving more than $90 million in taxpayer funding, federal officials announced at a news conference in Minneapolis on Thursday.

NTD discussed the fraud with Zack Smith, a former federal prosecutor and a legal fellow with The Heritage Foundation.

Parents Have a Right to Know If Children Are Being Exposed to Content That Could Impact Their Life Choices: Senior Policy Advisor of CWA

Should TV programs alert parents to LGBT content in shows, especially those targeting children?

NTD discussed this issue with Melissa Henson, senior policy advisor for media and culture at Concerned Women for America, which has been described as the largest public policy women’s organization dedicated to promoting "biblical values and constitutional principles."

‘Not One Single Dry Eye in the Room’ During Raúl Castro Indictment, Attendee Says

After the indictment of former Cuban dictator Raúl Castro in a Miami federal court, NTD discussed the historic moment with Republican strategist and political columnist Angie Wong.

Trump Reshapes GOP Into a Party That Gets Things Done: Analyst

This week’s primary results reinforced President Trump’s dominant influence over the Republican Party, highlighted by Rep. Thomas Massie’s defeat in Kentucky.

NTD discussed this with Bart Marcois, political analyst, and former career diplomat and energy department official.

Future of MAGA Confirmed by Trump-Endorsed Challengers’ Wins, Says Political Analyst

President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Republican candidates in Tuesday’s primaries proved effective in advancing the MAGA agenda. NTD discussed the development with Rod D. Martin, political analyst and founder and CEO of Martin Capital.

U.S. Hits Pause on 86-Year Defense Pact With Canada

Political Analyst Gerard Filitti, also an attorney specializing in international law, joins NTD to discuss the recent developments in U.S.-Canadian relations. He tells NTD: this is not a decoupling, we are still united in NORAD, but that future cooperation will be more conditional.

In his assessment, Canada needs to step up defense commitments and live up to trade deals, not travel around the world criticizing the United States and making deals with adversaries like China.