Straight Talk with Bill Frady 5/26/26 Full Show

The United Nations has long sought to undermine our sovereignty, while the World Health Organization employs regulations to oversee, tax, and control every facet of human life. These international bodies are operating in the shadows in an attempt to govern the globe. The Democratic party aims to abolish the Electoral College in favor of a system based solely on the Popular Vote. While this shift would not have altered the outcome of the most recent Presidential election, given that President Trump secured victories in both the Electoral College and the Popular Vote, it poses a long-term risk. If the Popular Vote becomes the exclusive method for electing the President, it would provide a perpetual advantage to illegal immigrants and the political party that exerts control over them. Research conducted by John Lott and other experts has identified significant inaccuracies in the FBI's data regarding mass shootings. These discrepancies arise because active shooter statistics failed to incorporate incidents linked to gang violence. The existence of liberal gun owners is a reality. Bill recounts an incident involving a liberal individual who experienced an accidental firearm discharge within their home. Following the accident, the individual sought professional gun training and spent time at the range to improve their weapon handling skills. However, a media outlet criticized the owner, targeting them specifically for owning a firearm while identifying as a liberal, which they argued should imply an anti-gun stance. The South Carolina Senate turned down a redistricting proposal, citing the fact that early voting is currently in progress. Implementing the changes now would require discarding already submitted ballots and scheduling a fresh election. Does this rationale hold up? The conflict with Iran raises the question: when will it reach a conclusion? Iran appears to be employing a strategy of delay, extending peace negotiations indefinitely. For Americans, the primary concern remains the outcome. Currently, Iran's economy is paralyzed because its vital oil exports have ceased. The nation remains in a state of stagnation as long as the Strait of Hormuz stays closed; if oil production does not resume shortly, the wells themselves risk becoming permanently non-functional.