They're PROSECUTING Farage: The Files He Promised to Open

Plus: a California mayor pleads guilty to spying for Communist China, Alberta's independence countdown begins, Big Tech's squeeze on American workers, and Franklin Graham takes on a Senate candidate over what the Bible says about abortion — all in today's episode.The man they call the Trump of Britain just promised to do the unthinkable: release four decades of sealed government files and quadruple the budget for the investigators chasing down every official, officer, and bureaucrat who looked the other way (Reform UK's announced plan). Days later, the answer came back from the British state. Not cooperation. A referral for criminal prosecution over his public criticism of the courts. If you've watched what happened to a certain American the establishment wanted gone, you already know the shape of this story. Chuck walks you through why the people pushing the prosecution may be the ones with the most to hide.But Britain wasn't the only place the mask slipped this week. An elected American official quietly admitted what she'd been doing for a foreign regime. A Canadian province set a date that could redraw a nation. A fired tech worker pulled back the curtain on who's really getting the high-paying American jobs. And a Senate candidate who wears his faith like a campaign button got reminded, chapter and verse, exactly where Scripture stands on the question he tried to dodge. Six stories. One morning. Truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 647 01:07 China's Agent: A California Mayor Pleads Guilty 04:01 Identity Politics at the Public Library 06:06 A 1,000-Year-Old Twist in a Cold Case 06:45 Farage Targets the Grooming Gang Cover-Up 12:57 Farage Referred for Prosecution 17:53 Alberta's Independence Vote and the China Threat 21:44 Big Tech, Visas, and the American Worker 27:57 Graham vs. Talarico: The Bible and Abortion 32:50 A Senate Candidate's Texting Scandal 36:26 Subscribe, Prayer, and Signoff#647 #ChuckFrank #Justice #Accountability #NationalSecurity #FaithAndFreedom