America's Frontlines Podcast 03 June 2026

In this episode of America’s Frontlines: Colonel Denny and Skip examine the ongoing confrontation with Iran and the fundamental question at its core: Why can’t Iran be allowed to possess nuclear weapons? They discuss America’s decades-long struggle with the Iranian regime, the strategic implications for Israel and the United States, and what a successful long-term outcome might require. They also explore a range of mounting national security concerns—from the arrest of Chinese nationals on Texas ranchlands and Beijing’s expanding influence throughout Latin America, to growing scrutiny of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East and its alleged ties to Hamas. Together, these developments highlight how challenges at America’s border, in the Western Hemisphere, and across the Middle East may be more interconnected than they first appear. As always, Colonel Denny delivers a few of his clever one-liners to lighten the mood along the way. Our featured guest is Joe Arbuckle, the current head of Stand Together Against Racism and Radicalism in the Services. General Arbuckle discusses the organization's mission, the challenges facing today’s military, and the importance of maintaining readiness, professionalism, and unity within the armed forces. We also continue our regular look back at military history from this point in time, remembering the events, sacrifices, and lessons that helped shape the nation we know today—and that remain worth protecting. Retired Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Roland Ashby returns with another installment of his popular “Warrant Wisdom.” And finally, we hear from Army veteran Dave Decker, who shares stories from his time in uniform, the lessons he learned through service, and what he’s involved with today. This episode delivers insightful discussions on national security, military service, leadership, and the challenges facing America at home and abroad.