Daring Iran Rescue, Special Ops Power, and the Debate Over War, Intelligence & U.S. Leadership | YNTA April 6, 2026

In this fast-moving and high-stakes episode of Your News Talk America, Jake Smith breaks down one of the most daring U.S. military rescue operations in recent history—the successful extraction of two downed F-15 airmen deep inside Iran.  Joined by top national security experts, military leaders, and policy voices, the show explores what this mission reveals about America’s special operations capabilities, intelligence coordination, and global deterrence.The conversation expands into a wide-ranging debate on U.S. foreign policy, Iran’s intentions, the role of the CIA, and whether America is engaged in a broader ideological conflict. Guests also weigh in on political reactions at home, the future of Iran, and the risks of escalation versus diplomacy.Featuring appearances from:James Robbins (Institute of World Politics)Lt. Col. Sargis Sangari (Ret.)Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt (Ret.)Christine BallingRabbi Michael BarclayCharles GoyetteDr. John Marshall CallahanPlus Jake’s monologue on “Pride and Joy” and a tribute honoring the U.S. troops behind the mission.A powerful mix of military analysis, geopolitical strategy, and spirited debate you won’t hear anywhere else.Your News Talk America with Jake SmithBroadcast weekdays on The Talk of Delmarva (92.7 and 98.5) and streaming online at WGMD.com and RealNewsTalk.com.Listen live, participate, and become a program Patriot by visiting:RealNewsTalk.com from 9 - Noon EasternFollow the latest national conversations, interviews, and commentary from voices shaping America’s political landscape.Produced by DTD MEDIA. © 2026 DTD MEDIA, All Rights Reserved.Interactive Radio - Join DIAL — Ask Questions & Chat LiveGo to RealNewsTalk.com on your phone or computer.Tap the blue "Join DIAL" button near the top of the page.Register with a quick display name Type your question or comment and send. The host and the rest of the audience see it live.Best experienced live, weekdays 9 a.m. to noon Eastern.