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"We cannot ignore her." That is Anthony Fauci's own written reply — in an email released Sunday by Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul — after the FDA's acting commissioner, Dr. Janet Woodcock, warned him and Francis Collins in writing in May 2021 that she was personally receiving reports of vaccine adverse events, including from healthcare professionals. Her words: "No one takes them seriously, no one knows how to treat them, and there is no effort to study this." Johnson's office says it remains unclear whether anything was ever done. Chuck walks through the email, the newly released text messages, and where the contempt referral stands now.Also in today's episode: Ukraine launches one of the largest drone barrages of the entire war and a NATO jet opens fire over NATO territory; the first arrest lands in the Southern Poverty Law Center fraud case; officer line-of-duty deaths fall to a number America hasn't seen in 80 years; Morocco and Spain shut down the second mass surge at Ceuta; the Patriot Games crown two champions for America's 250th; and Chuck opens up about the week that changed everything — and the God who carried him through it.00:00 Welcome to 64700:48 Europe Wildfire Rant02:55 Ukraine Drone Escalation04:35 Fauci Emails Exposed07:12 SPLC Arrest Update09:11 Officer Deaths Plunge10:48 Ceuta Migration Surge12:50 Patriot Games Spotlight14:40 Stroke Recovery Prayer#647 #ChuckFrank #Fauci #Accountability #BiblicalTruth #AmericanTruth

57% of New York third graders FAILED their state reading tests, per new NY State Education Department data. So where is the $40,000 per student going? New York City spends upwards of $40,000 per student per year (The Gateway Pundit) — the highest school spending in the nation (NY Post) — while fifth-grade reading proficiency plunged 14 points in a single year. Chuck names exactly where he believes the money is going, and who should answer for it.Also in today's episode: Texas Senate candidate James Talarico caught on tape telling an interviewer his church housed an undocumented family who were close to being deported by ICE — "Christianity is just another word for causing trouble," in his own words (Fox News Digital). Netanyahu draws his hardest line yet on the 15-point Gaza plan: "As long as I am prime minister, no Palestinian state will be established" (UPI). And a night of tragedy in New York Harbor, in the shadow of the Statue of Liberty.00:00 Welcome to 64700:47 Gaza Plan Rejected04:18 Liberty Boat Tragedy06:48 Woke Church Controversy09:03 NY Reading Crisis12:44 Peptide Ad Break19:28 Hijabi Judge Uproar22:27 Closing Scripture FarewellSix stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.#647 #ChuckFrank #ReadingCrisis #Education #Talarico #Netanyahu

A Senate committee voted 8 to 5 on August 6th to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress after he invoked the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times at a hearing on the government's COVID response. The vote fell along party lines. Chairman Rand Paul is not sending it to the Senate floor. He is sending it somewhere else entirely, and Chuck explains what that means.Also in today's episode: the Inspector General of the Department of Labor tells Breitbart News that the H-1B visa program is "not just fraud" but "a criminal enterprise that stretches far beyond the borders of America," and the number of foreign workers now holding those jobs is larger than most Americans have been told. The Justice Department issues a formal finding against one of the most elite law schools in the country. President Trump signs two new executive orders after the Supreme Court blocked his last attempt. The RNC chairman publishes a blistering assessment of the Democrats' 2026 midterm slate. A Staten Island artist collapses at a pro-police event and says from his hospital bed that he died for two minutes. And Mitch McConnell leaves rehab 53 days after his fall without one public appearance, while his own governor's office says he left the American people in the dark.Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64700:44 Fauci Contempt Vote03:10 H-1B Visa Fraud Probe12:15 Democrats Midterm Freakshow19:17 Duke Law Admissions Bias24:10 Trump Targets Birth Tourism28:15 Scott LoBaido Collapse30:49 McConnell Rehab Update36:01 Closing Blessing and Signoff#647 #ChuckFrank #Fauci #RandPaul #Accountability #AmericanTruth

Anthony Fauci pleaded the Fifth 111 times before the Senate, and now Florida has issued a formal state subpoena over alleged self-dealing during the pandemic — that's the reporting from Breitbart, citing Attorney General James Uthmeier. What is in the diary he kept? Who signed the $900,000 check? We start there.Also in today's episode: two Republican senators are reportedly sitting on the John Brennan transcripts the DOJ has been asking for since winter. Michigan Democrats are openly saying they'll cross over to Mike Rogers. The DOJ reaches a third hospital deal over treatments for minors. A Senate panel now holds a forensic copy of Fauci's phone. And the CDC gets confirmed new leadership.Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64701:13 New CDC Leadership04:21 Trans Teacher Controversy09:36 Aborted Fetal Research13:57 Brennan Transcript Block18:50 DOJ Hospital Crackdown23:41 Michigan Dems Defect28:05 Florida Subpoenas Fauci33:03 Fauci Phone Forensics35:22 Sign Off and Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #Fauci #Accountability #Corruption

An ARMED man was arrested at Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes days before President Trump's visit, and what deputies found afterward is the story.Per the L.A. County Sheriff's Department (via Fox News and ABC News): the suspect was seen photographing and monitoring security-planning activities. Deputies recovered hollow-point ammunition, a loaded pistol, body armor, high-capacity magazines, an illegally modified rifle, two radio-signal devices, and multiple notebooks the Sheriff's Department would only describe as containing "concerning statements." He has been charged. What was in those notebooks? Authorities aren't saying yet.Also in today's episode: an armed citizen who returned fire at the Twin Falls, Idaho In-N-Out and says the gunman's bravado "immediately crumbled." A divided DC Circuit orders the EPA to keep roughly $20 billion in Biden-era climate grants flowing. Jeanine Pirro carries a white box into the West Wing after Trump publicly rips her over the Reflecting Pool case. New Texas Senate polls collide over Paxton vs. Talarico. And the 11th Circuit hands Florida a win on its child-protection law.Six stories. One quick news fix. The truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64700:50 Armed Suspect Near Trump05:35 Court Blocks EPA Clawback13:45 Pirro vs Reflecting Pool20:02 In N Out Hero Speaks24:50 Texas Senate Poll Watch29:23 Florida Drag Show Ban Upheld36:48 Closing Blessing and Sign Off#647 #ChuckFrank #Trump #SecondAmendment #EPA #AmericaFirst

Spider-Man: Brand New Day just posted a $360 MILLION opening — the biggest weekend in box office history, past even Avengers: Endgame — burying years of Hollywood excuses about COVID and streaming (per John Nolte at Breitbart). And in New York, a federal court just stepped between the state and four orders of Catholic nuns, one day before an assisted-suicide mandate takes effect.Also in today's episode: the Todd Blanche attorney general vote hits the Senate Judiciary Committee this morning after a $1.8 billion fund was rescinded. A South Carolina Senate candidate breaks with her own party's caution and backs killing the filibuster to pass the SAVE Act. A Florida Democrat says he would apologize "to the world" on election night. And President Trump stands up a new Military Spouse Commission led by Jennifer Hegseth.Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.0:00 Welcome to 6470:49 Blanche Nomination Drama4:50 Graham Backs SAVE Act10:03 Florida Culture Wars Apology18:00 Military Spouse Commission21:23 Nuns Fight Suicide Law27:11 Spider-Man Box Office Shock32:04 Closing Thanks and Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #SpiderMan #Hollywood #ReligiousLiberty #FaithAndFreedom

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger restored voting rights to more than 66,000 Virginians with past felony convictions, months before the midterms, according to Breitbart and her own office's press release. Her Republican predecessor restored fewer than 10,000, reviewing each case one by one. So why the rush to 66,000 now? We connect the headline to the moment.Also in today's episode: FCC Chairman Brendan Carr puts Disney's The View on notice over federal equal-time rules while it claims to be a "news" program. Washington State burns under a wildfire state of emergency. A four-day school week is spreading fast, and the reading scores that came with it will surprise you. Trump dangles the weaponization fund over a stalled confirmation. And a Maine Senate race no one saw coming.Six stories. Seven o'clock. There is a famine of truth in our land. The truth starts now.0:00 Cold Open0:53 Washington Wildfire Emergency4:23 Four-Day School Week Trend11:43 Trump and the Weaponization Fund14:52 Maine Candidate Cousin Scandal18:53 Virginia Restores Felon Voting Rights23:38 FCC Targets The View's Bias28:32 Subscribe + Final Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #Spanberger #VotingRights #ElectionIntegrity #FCC

Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Wednesday, refusing to answer a single question about the COVID years. Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio was in that room. Then Moreno got to the diaries.Also in today's episode: the Smithsonian secretary who called DEI integral to excellence in museum practice drew $4.4 million in salary and added benefits from 2020 to 2024, according to a Fox News Digital review of the institution's 990 filings, while federal taxpayers still fund roughly 60 percent of its budget. Spain's socialist government finally deploys the army to Ceuta after police sources put the crossing at a number officials will not confirm. President Trump launches the Freedom Haulers initiative to put veterans in the driver's seat. A US-Saudi consortium plans a $5 billion refinery engineered to never touch the Strait of Hormuz. And Arizona's governor will skip the debate stage for a second straight cycle.Then Chuck closes with a personal postlude. It is about how his own life began, and it is under two minutes.Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.TIMESTAMPS00:00 Welcome to 64701:30 Smithsonian DEI Pay04:39 Spain Migrant Surge08:37 Freedom Haulers Veterans Initiative12:09 Refinery Bypassing Hormuz15:54 Fauci Lab Rats Claim19:22 Hobbs Skips Debate22:44 PreBorn Abortion Pill Story (sponsored)28:03 Personal Postlude and Prayer#647 #ChuckFrank #Fauci #COVIDAccountability #DEI #AmericaFirst

Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times before Senator Rand Paul's committee on Wednesday, and the pardon he is holding is exactly what makes that answer impossible to explain.Breitbart's John Nolte lays out the trap. The pardon Joe Biden signed covers offenses going back to January 2014. You can only plead the Fifth when you are in legal jeopardy. So for every year that pardon covers, there was no jeopardy to hide behind. Which leaves one question that nobody on that committee got an answer to, and it is the question we walk through tonight.Also in today's episode: a Christian father of eleven, raided at gunpoint before sunrise by the Biden DOJ for a pro-life sit-in, just collected a seven-figure settlement from the Trump DOJ, and the number behind who the FACE Act has actually been used against will stop you cold. Federal agents arrested 905 suspected human traffickers and rescued 180 victims during the World Cup, thirty of them children, and one of those operations had been running in plain sight for over twenty years. Trump announces a $22 billion overhaul of Dulles. The Todd Blanche attorney general vote gets yanked hours before the markup, and it is not the Democrats who stopped it. And Marjorie Taylor Greene gets married in Las Vegas.Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64700:51 Fauci Pleads the Fifth08:20 Dulles Airport Overhaul11:26 DOJ Settles Pro Life Raid20:13 World Cup Trafficking Busts23:43 Todd Blanche Nomination Stalled26:19 MTG Vegas Wedding29:41 Subscribe and Sign OffSubscribe and get the free newsletter at 647withChuckFrank.com#647 #ChuckFrank #Fauci #RandPaul #Accountability

Only 6% of Massachusetts newcomer students graduated proficient in English, according to the Boston Globe's reporting on a new Brown University study. Migrant high school enrollment across the state fell from more than 6,400 to roughly 5,300 in a single year. Nobody is hiding these numbers. The question is what anyone intends to do about them.Also in today's episode: a Wisconsin brewery known for promising free beer the day President Trump dies has been hit with a state revocation notice, and the owner says he will fight it to the end. Elon Musk quietly launched a bank inside X, with a Visa card, direct deposit and a 6% yield attached to it. The Wall Street Journal reports President Trump is pressing HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to move faster on cutting the childhood vaccine schedule. And with the midterms closing in, the RNC reports 129 million dollars on hand against the DNC's 16.3 million, a spread most of the coverage is burying.Plus five rapid-fire stories to open the show: a nationwide FAA ground stop, Iran's attempted surprise missile strike on U.S. forces, a fifth round of terminations at DNI, a new director of national intelligence confirmed by the Senate, and a governor calling on Senator Mitch McConnell to speak publicly or resign.Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.TIMESTAMPS00:00 Welcome to 64701:17 Poo Poo 102:20 Poo Poo 203:41 Poo Poo 304:46 Poo Poo 405:39 Poo Poo 507:03 House Midterm Polling11:44 Elon Musk X Money14:54 Trump and Vaccines Debate20:23 Migrant Enrollment Drop24:06 Brewery Permit Revoked26:18 Britain Citizen Award Controversy28:50 Closing Prayer and Signoff#647 #ChuckFrank #Massachusetts #Immigration #MidtermElections #Accountability

Joe Biden's ghostwriter tapes are out. More than 70 hours of them. On the recording he tells Mark Zwonitzer, "Some of this may be classified, so be careful."Special Counsel Robert Hur's report said his investigation uncovered evidence that Biden willfully retained and disclosed classified material after his vice presidency. Hur declined to charge him. Now the audio is public, released Monday by the Oversight Project after Biden's attorneys dropped their fight to keep it sealed. Prosecutors also declined to charge the ghostwriter.Also in today's episode: Judicial Watch pried 415 pages of FBI records loose under FOIA, and one four-page teletype sent two days after TWA Flight 800 went down states that FBI headquarters was in receipt of faxes generated from Cairo claiming credit. Thirty years. 230 people. And per Judicial Watch, that document was never part of the public story.Investigative reporter Natalie Winters says FARA filings and China-United States Exchange Foundation records identify American journalists from The New York Times, CNN, NPR, the Associated Press and The Washington Post who took China trips funded by a CCP-linked foundation.President Trump signs an executive order putting warning signs on the National Park Service sidewalks outside the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. Cracker Barrel's CEO is out after the logo revolt. And a $30 million movie opens to $1.6 million.00:00 Welcome to 64700:47 TWA 800 Coverup Claims08:33 Smithsonian Warning Signs15:00 Journalists on China Payroll20:46 Cracker Barrel CEO Shakeup25:30 Biden Ghostwriter Tapes28:49 Reacher Star Box Office Bomb35:06 Subscribe and Wildfire PrayerSix stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.#647 #ChuckFrank #Biden #TWA800 #JudicialWatch #Accountability

Fauci kept a diary. Senate Homeland Security Chairman Rand Paul just released the entries from December 2019 through December 2022, and what Fauci wrote privately about his own fame while the death toll climbed is not what he told America.Bobbleheads. Sexiest Man Alive petitions. Beers named after him. An Instagram Live with Steph Curry. On March 10, 2020, as the country locked down, Fauci wrote: "For better or worse, I am becoming an international celebrity." A sitting congresswoman called him a national hero and said she felt safe in his arms. He wrote that down too. Reporting via The Gateway Pundit.He is under oath Wednesday, July 29, before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. Chuck is betting on amnesia.Also in today's episode: the co-chair of the Democratic Socialists of America sat on Fox News Sunday and answered true to abolishing the Senate, the presidency, the Supreme Court, ICE, borders, prisons, and the Pentagon. The WNBA's All-Star jerseys had no USA 250 patch and the league still has not explained why. Nearly 2,200 beagles walked out of a Wisconsin breeding facility that had never once let them feel grass. Four wildland firefighters are dead in the most active fire year in a decade. And Harvard is reportedly handing Alejandro Mayorkas a fellowship.00:00 Welcome to 64700:48 Wildfire Deaths Surge05:51 DSA Abolish Agenda09:30 WNBA Patch Controversy16:51 Fauci Diary Fallout22:47 Beagles Freed From Labs27:57 Mayorkas at Harvard31:57 Closing Thanks and PrayerSix stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.#647 #ChuckFrank #Fauci #RandPaul #Accountability

A Chicago plumber says the Obama Presidential Center project left him nearly $4 million in the hole: operations suspended, 25 union workers laid off, and a $1.72 million mechanics lien now filed against the property, per his account to Fox News. Chuck breaks down what the "economic opportunity" project actually delivered for the tradesmen who built it.Also in today's episode: FCC Chairman Brendan Carr puts ABC's broadcast license squarely on the table, and one commissioner cries censorship. AOC and Pete Buttigieg top the 2028 Democrat field in New Hampshire while Kamala Harris collapses. Homicide plunges toward a historic low and the experts swear they cannot explain it. The Education Department ends race-based discipline mandates in K-12 classrooms. And a little girl's lemonade stand grows into a $5 million mission.00:00 Welcome to 64700:48 FCC vs ABC05:04 AOC and Buttigieg Lead10:07 Homicide Rate Plunges15:09 Discipline Rules Shift18:56 Obama Center Payment Fight23:50 Lemonade Stand Nonprofit27:47 Thanks and Weekend BlessingSix stories for 7:00 AM. The truth starts now.#647 #ChuckFrank #Obama #ObamaPresidentialCenter #FCC #Accountability

"I am here to announce my candidacy." President Trump opened his Georgia rally with those words, let the room hang, then dropped the punchline. And what he said next about 2028, JD Vance, and Marco Rubio is the tease Washington cannot ignore.Also in today's episode: Andy Biggs wins the GOP nomination for Arizona governor and a November showdown with Katie Hobbs. President Trump attends the dignified transfer of four fallen American soldiers at Dover Air Force Base. Reports from The Wall Street Journal and Reuters say a Saudi nuclear deal is moving. Trump calls out Senate Leader John Thune over the filibuster and the SAVE Act. Tim Tebow signs a new multi-year deal while ESPN cleans house. And a historic Buffalo church burns for the second time in a week, and investigators call it arson.Seven stories. There is a famine of truth in our land. The truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64700:44 Arizona Governor Primary03:24 Trump Georgia Rally Troll06:46 Dignified Transfer Tribute08:51 Saudi Nuclear Deal Reports11:26 Thune Filibuster Fight14:27 ESPN Layoffs Tebow Deal18:03 Buffalo Church Arson20:53 Wrap Up and Call to Action#647 #ChuckFrank #Trump #JDVance #MarcoRubio #MAGA

A Missouri prosecutor is out of office after the state Attorney General alleged she was romantically involved with a man her own county was prosecuting, and signed her car over to him. Attorney General Catherine Hanaway filed a quo warranto petition, a judge immediately removed Ray County Prosecutor Camille Johnston pending litigation, and per Fox 2, Hanaway says Johnston was offered the chance to resign and refused. The allegations go further than one relationship, and Hanaway's own words about what Johnston used the court docket for have to be heard to be believed.Also in today's episode: a quarter of SUNY freshmen just failed introductory math, and the system's answer says everything about American education. Trump posts a stark warning about where Democrat-run states are headed. A federal appeals court hands Trump a mail-ballot ruling with the midterms months away. Rep. Andy Ogles moves to outlaw the abortion clauses buried in surrogacy contracts. Treasury catches $99 million in federal checks headed to dead people before the money leaves the building. And prosecutors in Hungary seize Viktor Orbán's party communications in a move straight out of the lawfare playbook.Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64701:00 SUNY Tutoring Crisis03:36 Trump Warns Blue States04:47 Mail Voting Legal Fight07:32 Surrogacy Abortion Ban11:16 Gere USAID Spat14:53 Social Security Fraud18:56 Hungary Election Lawfare24:40 Missouri Prosecutor Scandal30:14 Thanks and Sign Off#647 #ChuckFrank #Missouri #Accountability #Corruption #SocialSecurity

Spy cameras hidden inside orange traffic barrels on American highways, and 1.6 MILLION searches of one city's license plate data in just seven months. That is what a class action lawsuit filed by the Oakland law firm Gibbs Mura, with Milberg PLLC, alleges against Flock Safety, the $7.5 billion surveillance company running more than 100,000 cameras across the United States. Cameras disguised as construction barrels. Traffic cones with lenses inside. Chuck breaks down who was searching your plates, and why the exposure could run into the BILLIONS.Also in today's episode: Catholic nuns take New York to federal court over a law they say forces them to counsel assisted suicide. A Kansas Senate front-runner, and Methodist pastor, says he can think of "hundreds" of mistakes in the Bible, and Chuck answers him from Scripture. Plus: a tenth night of US strikes on Iran, Trump's right-to-repair memo collides with the Clean Air Act, an arrest in the Ann Widdecombe murder, and the storm brewing in the Gulf.There is a famine of truth in our land. The truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64700:52 Tropical Storm Bertha02:40 Widdecombe Murder Arrest04:13 Busch Gardens Pride Day05:37 Sharia Flight Assault06:45 Nuns Sue NY Over Euthanasia07:24 US Strikes Iran Update08:29 Right to Repair Fight11:26 Democrat Immigration Agenda13:31 Flock Safety Surveillance16:59 Maine Senate Nominee Scandal19:35 Pastor Says Bible Errors23:26 Closing and Sign Off#647 #ChuckFrank #FlockSafety #SurveillanceState #ReligiousFreedom #Privacy

Two agencies called Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear suggesting Senator Mitch McConnell had "passed" — while McConnell's office went nearly a month without a single statement. That is not a rumor. It is Beshear's own on-the-record account, given in an interview with Katie Couric and reported by Fox News. An 84-year-old sitting United States senator was hospitalized after a June 14 fall, his constituents heard nothing, speculation exploded, Senator Ron Johnson floated doubts about the hospital photo and walked them back within hours — and now the governor of Kentucky says he was told the senator might already be gone. Chuck walks through exactly what Beshear said, who wouldn't be named, and why a month of institutional silence is the real scandal.Also in today's episode: Vice President JD Vance and Usha Vance welcome their fourth child, Alec Neel Vance — the first child born to a sitting vice president's family in more than 150 years (per the Associated Press). Spain beats Argentina 1-0 in extra time to win the 2026 World Cup at MetLife Stadium, and President Trump personally hands over the trophy. Taylor Farms recalls iceberg lettuce shipped to 27 states as the FDA ties a cyclospora outbreak to lettuce served at Taco Bell locations in five states. With socialism about to be sold to you from now until the midterms, Chuck loads your ammo: the OECD, Eurostat, and Freedom House numbers the Danish-model crowd never shows you. Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey posts the biggest live-action opening of the year. And the University at Buffalo funds "queer theory" and "racial capitalism" research grants (per Campus Reform). Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64700:40 Taco Bell Lettuce Recall01:57 Vance Baby Makes History04:51 Spain Wins World Cup06:06 McConnell Death Rumors10:00 Danish Model Debate22:43 Nolan Odyssey Box Office27:13 UB Queer Theory Grants30:08 Website Plug and Sign Off#647 #ChuckFrank #McConnell #Beshear #Accountability #Vance

Plus: a White House insider who secretly bet $100,000 on the President's own words, the FCC move that could pull a Hollywood giant's broadcast license, and the billion-dollar exodus draining two blue states, all in today's episode.Marco Rubio stood in front of officials from more than sixty nations this week and said the thing our own media has spent years training you not to believe: the political violence tearing at the West has a direction. Speaking at the State Department's Ministerial on the Resurgence of Political Terrorism, Rubio warned that between 1970 and 1980, by his account, 93% of terrorist attacks in the West came from the far extremist left, that far-left violence in Germany has jumped more than 40% in a single year, and that in Greece it now drives more than 80% of radical attacks (as reported by Gateway Pundit). But the number is not the point. Rubio's warning is that the same "old evil" is stirring again, right now, at home, wearing the language of justice while it works to tear down everything good men have built. Chuck walks through exactly what he said, and why almost no one will repeat it.That is one of six. A longtime White House teleprompter operator has been suspended and is now in settlement talks with federal regulators over allegations he pocketed more than $100,000 on a prediction market by betting on the President's own speech drafts before anyone else heard them (per ABC News). California and New York just posted the ten worst counties in America for taxpayer flight, with Los Angeles County alone losing more than a billion dollars in income as families move out (Fox News, IRS data via Breitbart). The FCC is moving toward a hearing that could put a major network's broadcast licenses on the table. France has voted to legalize assisted dying, a culture-of-death milestone Chuck reads through a biblical lens. And Trump used Thursday night's primetime address to level explosive allegations about the 2020 election and the agencies that ran it. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.00:00 Welcome and Setup00:37 Trump Speech Claims07:30 Rubio on Far Left13:03 FCC Targets The View17:14 France Assisted Dying20:12 Blue State Tax Flight24:17 Military Testosterone Plan28:09 Teleprompter Betting Scandal31:02 Weekend Sign Off#647 #ChuckFrank #NationalSecurity #AmericaFirst #Accountability #TruthStartsNow

Plus: a declassified CIA weapon that could stop a heart and leave no trace, Netflix branding a Hollywood classic "racist," and the FCC move quietly redrawing who controls your local news — all in today's episode.A sitting member of Congress just told the networks they have an "ethical obligation" not to let you watch the President speak tonight. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wants broadcasters to review the transcript in advance and decide whether America is allowed to hear it live. Chuck asks the question underneath the outrage: if you were confident the speech was full of lies, you'd air it and let it fail. You only reach for the blackout switch when you're afraid of what people will believe once they hear it. So what is actually in Thursday night's address that has this much of Washington reaching for the switch?That is one of six. There is a Cold War assassination device, revealed in the 1975 Church Committee hearings, that fires a frozen dart and leaves a mark the size of a pinprick, and the timing of when Chuck brings it up will make you sit forward. Arkansas just posted numbers its critics said were impossible. Britain is using a fresh tragedy to argue for more control over what you're allowed to post. Netflix quietly told viewers a 1939 classic is something to be ashamed of. And the FCC is moving to change who is even allowed to own the station that reads you the news at night. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.00:00 Morning Intro and Format01:13 Trump on Graham Death03:23 Arkansas School Choice Wins05:12 CIA Heart Attack Gun07:32 AOC Wants Speech Censored10:12 Wray Krebs 2020 Breach13:12 FCC Restoring Media Balance19:21 Stochastic Terrorism Explained25:14 UK Killing Used for Censorship29:13 EU Sports Broadcast Rules32:54 Netflix Gone With Wind Backlash37:17 Closing Thanks and Signoff#647 #ChuckFrank #FreeSpeech #Censorship #AmericaFirst #TruthStartsNow

Plus: Trump's Thursday night address, the SAVE Act's overnight vote onto the defense bill, and the number 8647 carved into the National Mall — all in today's episode.CNBC just ranked the ten worst states in America to live in. Every single one voted for Trump. And here is the part they did not want next to the headline: nine of those ten "worst" states GAINED population last year, while the blue states doing the ranking bled residents by the hundreds of thousands. Chuck walks through the numbers CNBC left out, the one word they used to justify the whole list, and why the map of where Americans are actually moving tells a very different story than the one you are being sold.That is not the only fire burning. Trump has a prime-time address to the nation set for Thursday night, and overnight the reason it has Washington nervous started to leak. In the dead of night the House pulled off a 215 to 211 vote that changes what happens next in the Senate. Someone carved a message into the ground near the Lincoln Memorial, and the pool got drained over it. There is a new inflation report, a Kharg Island answer from the President himself, and a killing across the Atlantic where what police found in the home changed the whole investigation. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64700:58 Poo Poo Buffet Rundown02:20 Paramount leaving California02:55 Reflecting Pool Vandalism06:07 Trump on Kharg Island08:19 CNBC Red State Smear19:15 Widdicombe Killing Probe24:33 Save America Act Vote27:49 Trump Thursday Address30:49 Website Wednesday Outro#647 #ChuckFrank #MediaBias #RedStates #AmericaFirst #TruthStartsNow

Plus: the 20% toll on Trump's new Hormuz blockade, two years since Butler, and Lindsey Graham's sister sworn into his Senate seat — all in today's episode.President Trump just told the nation to clear its calendar for Thursday at 9PM Eastern. A prime-time address to the country. Reportedly historic. And the one thing the White House would not put in the announcement was the topic. Something leaked. Some people are already scrambling. And Chuck breaks down why a "secret speech" with a locked-down subject line has Washington holding its breath three days out.That is not the only fire burning. The Iran ceasefire is over, the Strait of Hormuz is under a reinstated blockade, and there is a number attached to it that changes the map for global shipping. It has been two years since Butler, and the words "God was with me" are landing differently this week. A Senate seat changed hands in South Carolina under the saddest of circumstances. Israel just set its first election since October 7th. A European court quietly cleared the path for a candidate her opponents swore would never run again. And a biopic nobody was betting on just crossed a billion dollars. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64700:50 Trump Prime Time Speech03:33 Butler Attempt Anniversary06:32 Graham Sister Appointed09:43 Israel Election Called13:12 Le Pen Leads Polls16:20 Michael Biopic Hits Billion17:42 Closing Blessing and Subscribe#647 #ChuckFrank #Trump #NationalSecurity #Iran #TruthStartsNow

Plus: RFK Jr.'s COVID vaccine injury table, Ivy League trustee bias exposed & 10,000 Christians arrested in China — all in today's episode.Washington lost Senator Lindsey Graham on Saturday night. By Sunday morning, the FBI and the Violent Crimes Task Force were standing outside his DC home — and now the medical examiner has released preliminary findings before the toxicology is even finished. Chuck walks through the official record piece by piece: the 911 call, the cardiac arrest report, the aortic dissection finding, and the questions he's still asking about how fast this file is being closed. Officials say there's no evidence of foul play. Chuck says: watch, wait, and pay attention.And that's just the opening act. HHS under Secretary Kennedy is proposing something the establishment swore would never exist — an official injury table for COVID-19 vaccines. Wait until you hear the average payout the compensation program has been handing out. Then it's the Ivy League trustee report that explains campus bias in one number, and a tale of two churches: midnight raids on believers in China while 28 inmates get baptized in a Georgia jail. There is a famine of truth in our land — and the truth starts now.00:00 Welcome and Headlines00:45 FBI at Graham Home04:28 Medical Examiner Findings07:36 Breitbart Obituary Recap10:27 RFK Vaccine Injury Table18:25 Ivy League Trustee Bias22:11 China Christian Crackdown25:26 Jailhouse Baptisms28:24 Closing Prayer and Signoff#647 #ChuckFrank #LindseyGraham #Accountability #FaithAndFreedom #BiblicalTruth

Plus: an Illinois lawmaker's federal INDICTMENT, Planned Parenthood's $47 million midterm blitz & a DOJ warning to Michigan, all in today's episode.The last three members of the federal Election Assistance Commission are gone. Two Democrat commissioners terminated by email from the White House, the lone Republican resigned, and the agency that certifies America's voting machines and maintains the national voter registration form now sits completely EMPTY just months before the 2026 midterms. Reuters confirmed it. The White House confirmed it. But the question Chuck asks is the one nobody in the press is asking: why now, and what does it mean for November?And that's just one story. A federal grand jury just indicted an Illinois state representative and her county clerk husband in an alleged kickback and grant-steering scheme, and there's a family connection that makes it worse. Planned Parenthood is pumping $47 million into ten battleground House races and two Senate contests, per Politico, one year after losing its Medicaid funding. The DOJ Civil Rights Division sent Michigan's Secretary of State a letter she cannot ignore. A federal judge ordered a major unsealing of Capitol Police records in the January 6 pipe bomb case. And Dr. Phil McGraw just dismantled the "cognitive decline" narrative with the medical record itself. There is a famine of truth in our land, and today's episode is the answer to it.00:00 Welcome and Rundown00:53 Colorado GOP Governor Pick06:03 Dr Phil on Trump Tests24:38 Planned Parenthood Midterm Blitz28:14 Pipe Bomber Case Unsealed42:56 Illinois NGO Kickback Indictment47:00 Michigan Voter Roll Warning50:24 Trump Clears Election Commission53:26 Closing Prayer and Thanks#647 #ChuckFrank #ElectionIntegrity #Accountability #Corruption #Justice

Plus: the DOJ puts all 50 states on a 5-day clock, Trump cuts off Spain & Arizona's Supreme Court reshapes Maricopa elections, all in today's episode.Prosecutors asked for 15 to 21 months in federal prison. The judge handed down a $5,000 fine and sent her home. A former Wisconsin judge, convicted of FELONY obstruction for helping a non-citizen slip past ICE agents at her own courthouse, just learned what accountability looks like when the system judges its own. Chuck called this outcome months ago, and today he explains what this sentence really tells you about two tiers of justice in America.And that's only one thread. The Department of Justice just sent letters to every state in the union with a five-day deadline and the words "criminal liability" inside. President Trump turned to his Treasury Secretary at the NATO summit and cut off trade with an entire ally nation on camera. Arizona's Supreme Court handed down a unanimous decision that decides who actually runs elections in the nation's second-largest voting county, right as early primary ballots drop. And a legendary Navy SEAL delivered the internet's line of the week. Chuck connects what the headlines won't.00:00 Welcome to 647 01:04 Birthright Citizenship Debate 06:34 DOJ Targets Noncitizen Voting 10:12 Trump Halts Trade With Spain 16:18 Arizona Election Power Fight 20:33 Judge Spares ICE Obstruction 24:25 McConnell Health Rumors 28:04 SEAL Claps Back Online 30:56 Wrap Up and Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #Justice #Accountability #ElectionIntegrity #AmericanTruth

Plus: Farage torches the establishment, Le Pen's court showdown, and a Colorado reparations shocker, all in today's episode.The ceasefire didn't even survive the summer. US Central Command says American forces launched a wave of powerful strikes on more than 80 targets across Iran after Tehran hit three ships in the Strait of Hormuz, and President Trump gave the order while standing at a NATO summit stage in Turkey. Within hours, Iran answered back. What happened next is the part the morning shows are racing past, and it may matter more than the strike itself.But that is only where today begins. Across the Atlantic, Nigel Farage just did something almost no politician has the nerve to do: he resigned his own seat to force a "people versus the establishment" showdown, and dared his critics to beat him in the open. In France, a court thought it had finally caged Marine Le Pen, and her answer left her enemies stunned. And in the bluest corner of Colorado, a 29-year-old newcomer who just ended a 15-term career says America cannot heal without one thing, and you need to hear her say it in her own words. There is also a Senate leader whose condition has Washington whispering, a West Coast city whose safety net is buckling, and a Hollywood story that took a turn nobody expected. Six stories. One place to get the truth before 7 AM.00:00 Welcome to 64701:12 US Strikes Iran03:39 McConnell Health Rumors09:13 Farage Calls By Election19:56 Le Pen Runs Again25:01 Armie Hammer Backpedals30:07 Seattle Nonprofits Strained36:13 Reparations Debate Colorado43:22 Blessing and Sign Off#647 #ChuckFrank #Iran #NationalSecurity #AmericaFirst #StraitOfHormuz

Plus: a faith film that beat Toy Story 5, the UN quietly fires 70 in Gaza & a 100% AI actress lands a lead role — all in today's episode.Starting July 1, the federal government stopped underwriting more than 800 college programs whose graduates earn LESS than the average high school grad four years out — including degrees at brand-name schools. The Department of Education and the HEA Group flagged the list. The question nobody in higher ed wants asked out loud: how long has YOUR money been propping this up? Chuck breaks down what just changed and who it hits first.Then a "little" faith-based movie did something on America's 250th birthday that the studios did not see coming. There's a firing at the UN that tells you everything about who's been sitting in those Gaza classrooms. Wall Street's short sellers got a Rose Garden reality check. And the debate over an AI "actress" just ended before it started. Six stories, one warning: there is a famine of truth in our land, and it's getting louder.00:00 Welcome to 64701:30 McConnell Rumor Mill05:44 Student Loan Crackdown09:58 Trump vs Short Sellers13:55 Memphis Guard Shooting17:49 AI Actress Breakthrough22:27 UNRWA Staff Fired26:10 Kyiv Missile Factory Hit29:40 Young Washington Box Office34:56 Subscribe and Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #AmericaFirst #Accountability #BiblicalTruth #AmericanTruth

Plus: China frees an imprisoned pastor after Trump's personal appeal, Josh Shapiro's "tyranny" claim, the license plate camera rebellion & the Reflecting Pool vandals — all in today's episode.Something changed inside ICE at the end of June. The big-city sweeps you saw on the news? Gone. And yet 10,000 arrests happened in just five days — roughly 2,000 every single day, a pace first reported by the New York Times and confirmed by the White House. Chuck runs the math on where this quiet new playbook leads by the end of President Trump's term, and the number will stop you cold.Then the story the mainstream almost buried: a pastor who spent nine months in a Chinese detention center landed in Los Angeles on the Fourth of July — and the chain of events that opened that prison door runs straight through one conversation in Beijing. Meanwhile, Governor Josh Shapiro says America is sliding toward a king, a Virginia Air Force engineer's privacy fight against surveillance cameras just drew hundreds of donors, Chuck reviews Angel Studios' Young Washington, and you won't believe who was arrested at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.There's a famine of truth in our land — and the truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64700:48 ICE Arrest Surge03:41 China Frees Pastor06:57 Shapiro Calls Tyranny10:32 License Plate Cameras15:43 Washington Film Review22:39 Reflecting Pool Vandalism27:26 Blessing and Signoff#647 #ChuckFrank #AmericaFirst #FaithAndFreedom #NationalSecurity #Accountability

Plus: Trump opens the Roosevelt Library for America's 250th, Melania breaks her silence & a deadly China opioid pipeline EXPOSED — all in today's episode.The Supreme Court just closed its term with an earthquake, and the tremor everyone felt wasn't the big one. Yes, President Trump lost the birthright citizenship fight, and yes, Justice Amy Coney Barrett joined the liberals to seal it. JD Vance is not letting that slide. But in an exclusive Oval Office interview with Breitbart News, Trump revealed why he's celebrating anyway: a second ruling, 91 years in the making, that he calls BIGGER than birthright. What did the Court just hand back to the presidency after nearly a century, and why does Trump say it changes everything? Chuck breaks it down, watchman style, days before this nation's 250th birthday.And the week didn't stop there. First Lady Melania Trump, who almost never wades into politics, released a rare public statement on the Supreme Court's women's sports ruling. Riley Gaines and McKayla Skinner sent a message to Simone Biles you need to hear for yourself. The DOJ exposed a China-to-Florida pipeline moving a synthetic opioid more potent than fentanyl. And President Trump rode the Freedom Train to Medora, North Dakota to open the Teddy Roosevelt Presidential Library, arriving on the Qatar-gifted Air Force One's maiden voyage. There is a famine of truth in our land. This is your quick news fix.00:00 Welcome to 64700:43 Trump Opens Roosevelt Library06:36 Qatar Gifted Air Force One09:47 SCOTUS Slaughter Decision15:40 Melania on Women Sports18:02 Vance Criticizes Barrett21:54 New Opioid Indictment26:43 Gaines Skinner React31:39 Thanks Prayer Signoff#647 #ChuckFrank #Constitution #Justice #Accountability #AmericaFirst

Plus: a $3.3M egg price-fixing settlement, Tina Peters in the Oval Office, and undercover video of California petition fraud, all in today's episode.The Supreme Court just handed down one of the most consequential rulings of the term, blocking President Trump's birthright citizenship order by a 6-3 vote in Trump v. Barbara. Chief Justice Roberts wrote the majority. But it's the dissents lighting up the country this morning. Justice Alito called it a "serious mistake," and he was one of three justices who refused to sign on. Chuck breaks down what the Court actually decided, what it didn't, and why this fight is very far from over.Then the stories that hit every kitchen table in America. The DOJ and New York Attorney General Letitia James reached a $3.3 million settlement with three of the nation's biggest egg producers over alleged price-fixing, and the companies still deny any wrongdoing. President Trump is demanding gas retailers drop prices to $2.50 a gallon and calling for a DOJ gouging probe. A Colorado election clerk walked out of prison and straight into the Oval Office. James O'Keefe's team rolled out undercover video from Los Angeles. And a Massachusetts man was warned his July 4th flags might break state law, days before America's 250th birthday. Truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64700:50 America and the Dream07:31 Flags Versus Plovers15:06 Birthright Citizenship Split19:40 Trump Slams the Court21:32 Undercover Petition Fraud24:33 Gas Prices and Gouging27:11 Tina Peters at White House29:41 Egg Price Fixing Fallout37:17 Closing Prayer and Signoff#647 #ChuckFrank #Constitution #Justice #ElectionIntegrity #AmericaFirst

Plus: a 5-4 SCOTUS shock on mail-in ballots, Trump's "Freedom to Fix" memo & faith breaking out at the World Cup — all in today's episode.Days before America turns 250, a new Economist/YouGov poll landed like a gut punch. While billions watch the World Cup and the rest of the planet sings America's praises, only 8% of Democrats will say the one thing that used to be uncontroversial. Chuck breaks down the number legacy media won't sit with — and what it reveals about where half the country's heart has gone.Then: the Supreme Court splits 5-4 on counting mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day, and the justice who authored the majority opinion is not who you'd expect. Trump signs a memo that could save you a fortune the next time your car breaks down. And on the world's biggest stage, American athletes are doing something in front of 70,000 fans that Hollywood swore the culture had outgrown. Six stories. Seven AM. Truth starts now.00:00 Welcome and Setup00:58 World Cup Faith and Pride09:24 Mexican Batman Vigilante14:29 Right to Fix Cars16:58 Democrats and Patriotism Poll21:22 SCOTUS Mail Ballots Ruling26:43 Minneapolis Bathhouse Ban Lifted30:01 NYT Blames Supergirl Flop35:27 BB Gun vs Nude Bike Ride38:41 Subscribe and Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #AmericanTruth #FaithAndFreedom #ElectionIntegrity #MAGA

Plus: a Second Amendment win out of Hawaii, a deportation record about to fall & a China collapse the experts won't admit — all in today's episode.Weeks ago they signed a deal. This weekend they started trading strikes again. The Strait of Hormuz carries roughly one-fifth of the world's oil through a passage barely 20 miles wide, and both Tehran and Washington are signaling they will not back down over who controls it (Epoch Times). What happens next in that narrow stretch of water could reach all the way to the pump in your town, and the people paid to keep you calm aren't telling you how fragile this really is.That's one of six. The Supreme Court just struck down a Hawaii concealed-carry restriction in a ruling gun owners waited years for (Breitbart). DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says this year's deportations will blow past all of 2025 within weeks, and he put numbers on it (Breitbart). An Ohio governor's defense of a Temporary Protected Status population is colliding with a Supreme Court decision and drawing fire. Across the Pacific, tens of thousands of businesses are vanishing in a quiet Chinese collapse the "they're eating our lunch" crowd doesn't want you to see (Epoch Times). And Hollywood just posted a box-office number so brutal the excuses are already being written. Truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64701:34 Patriotic Progenitor06:29 Hormuz Tensions Rise09:19 SCOTUS Hawaii Carry12:41 DHS Deportations Surge21:41 DeWine TPS Controversy25:21 China Farm Bust29:42 Supergirl Box Office Bomb34:19 Subscribe and Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #NationalSecurity #Constitution #AmericaFirst #AmericanTruth

Plus: a Trump-backed Congo mineral deal aimed straight at China, three 6-3 Supreme Court immigration rulings in a single morning & Denmark moving to silence the public call to prayer — all in today's episode.Something happened at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, and a federal court filing just put it on the record. A National Park Service official swore under oath that the pool's new lining was cut open with a sharp knife or razor, with roughly 70 fence-post caps thrown into the water. No suspect named. No motive on paper. The President calls it sabotage and points to a 350-foot gash; the filing won't say who or why. So which is it — a coordinated hit on a national monument weeks before America's 250th, or something the experts are quietly disputing? We walk you to the edge of it and let you decide.Then the story almost nobody covered: a little-known American company, backed by Washington, just took control of two cobalt and copper mines in the Congo — the first U.S.-owned mining operation there in over a decade, in a country where Chinese interests control more than 70% of the supply. We connect it to the Supreme Court handing down three immigration rulings before lunch, an $89 million payroll-tax fraud scheme that just ended in a federal sentence, Denmark drawing a line over loudspeaker prayer calls, and an economy that shrugged off the Iran oil shock the legacy media swore would sink it. There is a famine of truth in our land. This is your quick news fix — and the truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 64701:06 Trump 250th Anniversary05:11 Economy Beats Oil Shock11:18 Congo Minerals Win16:10 Reflecting Pool Vandalism20:03 Payroll Fraud Sentencing24:15 Supreme Court Immigration27:25 Denmark Prayer Ban31:49 Reflecting Pool Science38:04 Closing Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #LincolnMemorial #AmericaFirst #NationalSecurity #Justice

Plus: Trump's impeachment prosecutor ousted in a primary shocker, a Texas Senate candidate's resurfaced "Christian who hates Christianity" tape, and the DOJ's one-week ultimatum to California over its Glock ban — all in today's episode.The Postmaster General sat in front of the Senate this week and said the quiet part out loud. Under a proposed new rule tied to President Trump's March election-integrity order, the U.S. Postal Service told the Homeland Security Committee it would stop delivering mail-in ballots to states that refuse to hand over their voter lists. Democrats called it coercion, every Senate Democrat signed a letter demanding it be pulled, and the courts are already circling. Chuck breaks down what the proposed rule actually says, why both sides are bracing for a fight before November, and what it means for the way America votes.Then it's a stacked board. Rep. Dan Goldman — the lead counsel behind Trump's first impeachment — just lost his New York primary, and the President didn't hold back. Texas Senate candidate James Talarico is answering for a 2021 podcast clip in which he calls himself "a Christian who hates Christianity." The DOJ gave California until June 30 to drop its Glock ban or get sued. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent laid out a five-part economic doctrine built on a single Hamilton line. Trump kicked off the Great American State Fair for the nation's 250th. And back-to-back 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes collapsed buildings in Caracas as a tsunami advisory hit Puerto Rico. There is a famine of truth in our land — and the signs are getting harder to ignore.00:00 Welcome to 64701:02 Trump State Fair Kickoff05:41 USPS Ballot Crackdown09:30 Housing Bill Leverage12:22 California Glock Ban Fight14:47 Dan Goldman Loses Primary18:13 Talarico Podcast Controversy24:37 Bessent Economic Doctrine32:27 Venezuela Quakes and Tsunami34:49 Prayer and Final Signs#647 #ChuckFrank #ElectionIntegrity #SecondAmendment #FaithAndFreedom #AmericaFirst

Plus: China's sweeping new assimilation law takes effect July 1, eight defendants sentenced in the Texas ICE facility attack, and the FCC's case against The View just got 2,473 exhibits heavier. All in today's episode.The Justice Department just announced one of the largest healthcare fraud takedowns on record: 455 people charged, 90 of them doctors, over more than $6.5 billion in alleged false claims, with more than $182 million in cash, luxury cars, and jewelry already seized. The DOJ says some of these schemes didn't just rob taxpayers, they harmed the patients who trusted them. So why does it feel like almost no one is reckoning with the scale of what was just EXPOSED?Then we turn to a law most Americans have never heard of, one Beijing calls "unity" but that reaches all the way into how parents are allowed to raise their own children, and Chuck explains why he believes the remnant should be watching it closely. We cover the sentencing that handed down a full century behind bars, the California standoff over who really runs the state, and a media reckoning that could redefine what even counts as "news."There is a famine of truth in our land, and today we name it.00:00 Welcome and Disclaimer00:43 Patriotic Progenitor04:50 China Ethnic Unity Law10:11 USAID and Wuhan Claims12:35 California Return to Office14:22 Antifa Sentencing Update16:56 Healthcare Fraud Takedown19:20 FCC Probe The View26:19 Show Wrap and Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #Corruption #Accountability #Justice

Plus: World Cup fans fall HARD for America, Iran's soybean surprise, Pulte's deep state purge begins, the new Air Force One, a billion-dollar election-rules showdown, and California parents' court win. All in today's episode.He stood outside 10 Downing Street, his voice breaking, and admitted his own party no longer wanted him. Keir Starmer has resigned. But here's the twist nobody's leading with: he isn't actually leaving. Not today, not next week. The man who lost the confidence of his party set himself a goodbye that could stretch into the autumn, while protesters blasted the anthem of the European Union over the gates. What does it tell you about a leader who has to be pushed out and still won't walk out the door?And that's only the first of six. Foreign visitors flooding in for the World Cup can't stop apologizing to America for believing what the media told them, and you'll want to hear it in their own words. JD Vance floats a plan to turn unfrozen Iranian money into American soybeans. A housing regulator turned acting intelligence chief moves into one of the most powerful offices in Washington, and a source puts it plainly: the deep state firings have begun. A federal appeals court hands California parents a major round over Sacramento's school gender-secrecy law. And more than a billion dollars in federal grants may hinge on how states run their elections. There is a famine of truth in our land. This morning we feed it six stories at a time.00:00 Welcome and Disclaimer00:48 World Cup Fans Love America08:31 Starmer Resignation Drama11:26 Iran Funds for Soybeans14:03 New Air Force One Upgrade17:58 Deep State Firings Begin20:44 DHS Grants and Election Rules24:13 California Gender Secrecy Case29:02 Closing Prayer and Signoff#647 #ChuckFrank #AmericaFirst #Accountability #Constitution

Plus: Trump torches the New York Times over Iran, the Lincoln Reflecting Pool sabotage, and the Times' Father's Day choice — all in today's episode.She said the quiet part out loud. In a sit-down with a former CNN host, Kamala Harris laid out the agenda: expand the Supreme Court to 13 justices, fast-track DC and Puerto Rico to statehood, and "explore" what to do about a Court she claims has gutted the Constitution. Run the math on what four new justices and four likely new Senate seats would do to the balance of power in Washington. She's signaled she may run again — and this is what she'd be running on.That wasn't the only fight Washington picked this week. President Trump unloaded on the New York Times after it claimed the Iran war accomplished nothing, answering with the numbers the paper left out. Vandals took a blade and corrosive chemicals to the Lincoln Reflecting Pool, and the President says it may have to be drained. Chuck Schumer stumbled into an admission about the voter rolls. Dartmouth's faculty sent almost every political dollar to one side. And 250 runners are carrying the flag 3,000 miles to DC for America's 250th birthday. There is a famine of truth in our land. Watch the full breakdown.00:00 Welcome to 64700:59 Patriot Progenitor Relay04:01 Schumer Voter Rolls07:27 Dartmouth Donation Imbalance10:52 US Iran Talks Update13:51 Trump on UK Starmer16:52 Reflecting Pool Vandalism21:12 Kamala Court Packing25:38 Trump vs New York Times29:51 Fathers Day Cartoon Controversy32:28 Closing Prayer and Signoff#647 #ChuckFrank #SCOTUS #Constitution #Accountability #AmericaFirst

Plus in today's episode: California's bill to let kids legally separate from their parents, LA's non-citizen voting push, a US Senate hopeful's mommy-managed finances, and the obesity drop RFK Jr calls a 50-year first.America made peace with Iran. The ink wasn't dry before the regime we just shook hands with sentenced a woman to 74 lashes for the crime of singing on YouTube without a hijab. Chuck connects the agreement signed at the Palace of Versailles to what that same government did the very next day, and asks the question almost nobody in the press will touch: who exactly did we just trust for the next 60 days?Then it's home to the failing blue states. California lawmakers are advancing a bill that would let minors in residential facilities petition to separate from their parents with no evidence of harm required. Los Angeles moves to hand non-citizens a vote in local elections. A man who wants a seat in the US Senate apparently shares a checking account with his mother. And RFK Jr closes with a number on American obesity that hasn't been seen in half a century, with a national-security warning attached. There is a famine of truth in our land. Truth starts now.00:00 Welcome and Disclaimer 00:47 Iran Trump Peace Deal 04:03 Iran Singer Punished 07:07 California Kids Divorce Parents 13:10 LA Non-Citizen Voting Push 16:49 Talarico Mommy Account 22:04 RFK Jr Obesity Drop 26:29 Truth Message and Prayer#647 #ChuckFrank #Iran #NationalSecurity #FaithAndFreedom #Corruption

Plus: Florida SUES TikTok over your kids, DOJ moves to KILL America's first reparations program, an Alabama judge SUSPENDED, civil rights enforcement pulled out of the Education Department & the $850M Obama Center finally opens — all in today's episode.It's signed. After months of war, the United States and Iran put their names on a 14-point memorandum of understanding, the Strait of Hormuz reopens, the naval blockade comes down, and there's a $300 BILLION reconstruction number attached to it. The headlines are screaming. But there's a question buried in the fine print that almost nobody is asking out loud: who actually writes that check? And what did we really get in return for a 60-day clock that's already ticking? Chuck walks the 647'ers through all 14 points, the parts the media skipped, and why "good faith" might be the two most dangerous words in the whole document.Then it's a fast six. Florida's attorney general drops the hammer on Big Tech with a child-safety lawsuit that could cost TikTok billions. The DOJ moves to halt a first-of-its-kind reparations payout and calls it flat-out unconstitutional. An Alabama judge is suspended after a 120-page complaint that has to be read to be believed. The Trump administration quietly reshuffles a powerful civil rights office out of the Department of Education. And the most expensive, most delayed presidential library in American history throws itself a celebrity grand opening. There is a famine of truth in our land. Truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 647 00:53 Iran Deal Breakdown 12:51 Reparations Program Challenged 17:39 Florida Takes on TikTok 22:39 Judge Misconduct Scandal 28:58 Civil Rights Office Reshuffle 34:51 Obama Center Celeb Lineup 38:57 Wrap Up and Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #Iran #NationalSecurity #AmericaFirst #TruthStartsNow

Plus: JD Vance vs. The View, a New York Times Situation Room leak, Nevada's primary shocker & a Chicago cross-burning twist — all in today's episode.The organization that spent decades branding conservatives, Christians, and pro-life Americans as "hate" just landed in a federal superseding indictment of its own. According to the DOJ filing, the SPLC allegedly routed donor money to a paid informant embedded inside a neo-Nazi group — the very kind of extremist it told donors it was fighting. The dollar figure, the joint bank accounts, and the cover story are worse than the headline.Plus: JD Vance walks onto The View and the questions don't go the way the hosts planned. New York Times reporters reportedly obtained verbatim audio from inside the Situation Room, and Rep. Mike Lawler is demanding a full national-security probe. An election-integrity candidate pulls off a Nevada primary upset nobody in the political class wanted. And a Chicago cross-burning that officials rushed to blame on "white supremacists" turns out to have a very different author.There is a famine of truth in our land. Truth starts now.00:00 Welcome and Disclaimer 00:46 Qatar and Post War Iran 05:57 Vance on The View 08:26 SPLC Informant Scandal 13:14 Situation Room Leak Claims 18:37 Nevada SOS Primary Upset 24:10 Chicago Cross Burning Twist 29:25 Prayer and Sign Off#647 #ChuckFrank #SPLC #Corruption #Accountability #Justice

Plus: Canada's 40-year economic slide, a royal rape conviction in Norway, and the F-16 instructor forced out during a pilot shortage. All in today's episode.Gavin Newsom went on camera Monday and put himself on what he called "Donald Trump's hit list," telling Americans the DOJ is now investigating him and his wife. It's a dramatic story. There's just one problem with the version he's selling: CBS, CNN, and the Los Angeles Times all report the probe was prompted by a whistleblower complaint, is being run out of the U.S. Attorney's office in Sacramento, and was not directed by Washington. So who pointed federal agents at Sacramento, and why is the Governor so eager to make this about one man in the Oval Office? Chuck walks through what the reporting actually says.Then the story Chuck wants you to sit with: a forty-year Epoch Times analysis showing a typical Canadian home went from three times a family's income to eight times it, while real wages went backward. He calls it a warning, not a foreign headline. Plus Dana White and President Trump planning a UFC card for the troops, a Norwegian court convicting the crown prince's stepson, eight Americans lost in the Edwards B-52 crash, a veteran F-16 instructor fighting forced retirement in the middle of a pilot shortage, and a Wall Street Journal culture piece Chuck takes apart line by line.00:00 Welcome and Format 00:59 Newsom Tax Probe 04:04 Norway Royal Scandal 10:25 UFC With Trump 13:58 B-52 Crash Tragedy 15:35 Pilot Shortage Fight 21:26 Canada Economic Slide 27:37 Hollywood Bi Trend 33:11 Wrap Up and Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #Newsom #Accountability #Corruption #AmericaFirst

Plus: a US-Iran peace deal heads to a Friday signing, Elon Musk becomes the first trillionaire, two-thirds of colleges still force DEI, and Trump shakes up Georgia's Senate runoff: all in today's episode.How does a government lose track of nearly half a million kids? Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says the administration has now located 146,000 unaccompanied migrant children, a fraction of the roughly 450,000 he says went missing under the prior administration (Epoch Times). Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche tied it to 15,500 "super sponsor" cases and a fresh round of trafficking indictments. The part Chuck won't let go of is where these children kept turning up, and what the map says about the cities that promised to protect them.That is not the only thing moving this week. Oil slid to its lowest price since March 5 as Trump announced a completed US-Iran agreement set to be signed Friday in Switzerland (Brent down roughly 4% to under $84, per Breitbart's John Carney). Elon Musk crossed an estimated $1.1 trillion on paper after SpaceX's roughly $1.77 trillion IPO (analyst Peter C. Earle). A Campus Reform and Speech First report found 67% of surveyed colleges still require DEI courses to graduate. Trump endorsed Mike Collins in Georgia's Senate runoff. And Stanford's commencement broke into a mass walkout. There is a famine of truth in our land. Truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 647 01:45 Trump Birthday Blitz 05:13 Oil Drops on Iran Deal 06:45 Georgia Senate Endorsement 08:23 DEI Graduation Requirements 11:52 Peace Deal Details 15:23 Stanford Walkout Protest 16:44 Missing Migrant Children Found 20:32 Musk Trillionaire Moment 26:12 Mercy Teams and Failed States 32:47 Closing Prayer and Signoff#647 #ChuckFrank #AmericaFirst #Accountability #NationalSecurity #BiblicalTruth

Plus: 8647 carved into the National Mall, the first Most Wanted Fraudster arrest, 20 AGs sue over DEI & Jay Clayton tapped for DNI, all in today's episode.The strikes were scheduled for Thursday night. The targets were set. Then one Truth Social post stopped everything. President Trump says the Iran deal has been approved by all parties, eleven nations and counting. But one capital still hasn't confirmed a word of it, and the naval blockade isn't going anywhere until ink hits paper. Chuck breaks down the chess match behind the announcement, what Kharg Island has to do with it, and why this weekend could reshape the Middle East.Meanwhile, back home: somebody carved a message into the grass of the National Mall, huge enough to see from the sky, days before the President's birthday event, and nobody saw it happen. The first name on the White House Most Wanted Fraudsters list just walked into federal custody in Minneapolis. Twenty blue-state attorneys general are suing to keep DEI in federal contracts. And the DNI chair just got a new name on it. Six stories. One famine of truth. Truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 647 00:49 Trump Iran Strike Deal 05:00 AGs Sue Over DEI 12:16 8647 Mall Vandalism 16:02 Most Wanted Fraudster Arrest 18:28 Jay Clayton Picked DNI 21:29 Rick Scott Immigration Fines 25:58 Subscribe and Daily Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #Iran #NationalSecurity #Accountability #AmericaFirst

Plus: US strikes Iran, the border wall gets a finish date & a 12-year-old's testimony beside Trump. All in today's episode.Three federal search warrants. One morning. One California county assessor's office, and the homes of its two top officials. No charges announced, no explanation given, and a sealed warrant signed by a federal magistrate for a wire fraud investigation. The FBI doesn't move like that over paperwork. Chuck breaks down what we know, what we don't, and why an office that values 380,000 parcels of property is exactly where this kind of story begins.And that's only one front. An American Apache went down over the Strait of Hormuz, the crew survived, and the United States is answering. Plus Border Patrol Chief Rodney Scott puts a completion date on the border wall that should make headlines and won't, a 12-year-old boy stands beside President Trump at the Museum of the Bible and says what his school tried to silence, Trump tells reporters the 2020 files are coming with "things that you won't believe," and a presidential appearance delivers the biggest NBA Finals Game 3 audience since 1998.There is a famine of truth in our land. The truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 647 00:58 US Strikes Iran 01:29 FBI Raids Assessor 05:48 Border Wall Update 14:37 Boy Challenges Gender Book 17:45 Trump Teases 2020 Files 21:33 Trump Boosts NBA Ratings 24:25 Like Subscribe Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #Corruption #Accountability #NationalSecurity #AmericaFirst

Plus: US strikes Iran, the Texas murder verdict, $70B for ICE & the SPLC hearing meltdown, all in today's episode.186,000 deceased people were still receiving food stamps as of last July, according to the USDA's own report: $419 million a year, with another $3 billion flagged as potential fraud, waste, and abuse. But the number isn't the story. The story is why 21 states marched into federal court to keep the audit data sealed, and the broken incentive Chuck names that guarantees the stealing continues.And while the books bleed, US forces struck Iranian radar and air defense sites after an Apache went down over the Strait of Hormuz. Two pilots in the water, a rescue boat with nobody at the helm, and what one senior official reportedly called a hand-of-God moment. Then: a Collin County jury needed just three hours in the Austin Metcalf case. Redfin says home sellers now outnumber buyers by 47 percent, the most lopsided market in six years, and Chuck asks why nobody in Washington wants it fixed before the midterms. A $70 billion ICE and Border Patrol bill sails through with no riots and no screaming, and Chuck wants to know what changed. And the SPLC's president sits before the House Judiciary Committee unable to answer one simple question, while the room laughs.There is a famine of truth in our land. Truth starts now.00:00 Welcome to 647 00:51 US Strikes Iran 05:26 Texas Murder Verdict 09:31 Housing Market Shift 15:58 SNAP Fraud Scandal 23:12 ICE Funding Bill 33:16 SPLC Hearing Clash 40:18 Prayer and Signoff#647 #ChuckFrank #Accountability #Corruption #AmericaFirst #NationalSecurity

Plus: Politico's climate brand folds after a $458K taxpayer defunding, a 27-year airline captain takes the FAA to court over the COVID shots, and 55% of Democrats say they'd rather live somewhere else — all in today's episode.An investigator knocked on a California door and met a woman the state's own voter rolls credit with voting in 51 elections — and list as 126 years old. She says she was born in 1940. She says she never cast those ballots. So who did, and how many more records look exactly like hers before the next round of ballots goes out? (Per investigative reporter Nick Shirley, citing the California Secretary of State's voter rolls.)That's one of six stories this morning. We also walk through the restored DC Reflecting Pool and what it cost compared to the last administration, the half-million-dollar EPA subscription cut that just took down a Politico brand, the court documents at the center of an airline captain's fight with the FAA, an election-law expert's blunt verdict on how California's system is built, and a brand-new poll on how many Democrats want out of the country. There is a famine of truth in our land. This is your quick news fix.00:00 Welcome and Format 00:44 Trump Reflecting Pool 05:38 126-Year-Old Voter 09:32 Politico Climate Site Ends 12:06 FAA Shot Authorization 21:16 California Election Critique 24:55 Democrats Want to Leave 29:29 Subscribe and Blessing#647 #ChuckFrank #ElectionIntegrity #Constitution #AmericaFirst #Accountability

Plus: the LA ballot-count chaos, the Pentagon cutting 180 faiths, Byron Donalds' parking-lot testimony, and the Mandalorian box-office collapse: all in today's episode.President Trump sat down with NBC's Kristen Welker in Wisconsin for a wide-ranging interview, from Iran to gas prices. It was the last subject that blew it up. Pressed on his claims about California's still-uncounted election, Trump called the process and the press crooked, told Welker to call it quits, and walked out. We break down the exact exchange that ended the interview and what it says about trust in how we count votes.Then: a Pentagon memo quietly slashed the military's recognized faiths from 211 to 31 under Secretary Pete Hegseth, and not everyone is calling it streamlining. Rep. Byron Donalds shares the testimony of the day he says he gave his life to Christ in a roadside parking lot. A 7.8 earthquake rocks the southern Philippines and triggers tsunami warnings across the Pacific. And Disney watches yet another Star Wars title stall at the box office. Six stories. Seven minutes. One biblical lens.00:00 Welcome and Disclaimer 00:45 Trump vs Welker Clash 03:53 LA Mayoral Ballot Dump 06:19 Pentagon Faith Codes Cut 10:35 Philippines Quake Tsunami Alert 12:50 Byron Donalds Faith Story 16:07 Mandalorian Box Office Bust 20:55 Subscribe and Monday Prayer#647 #ChuckFrank #MeetThePress #PeteHegseth #FaithAndFreedom #AmericaFirst

Plus: Trump's $700M COAL push, a 122K PAYROLLS surge, and a 250th rally performers are walking out on — all in today's episode.A few years ago Victoria's Secret was a punchline trading below $15 a share, after the brand spent years chasing every cultural fad in sight. This week it closed north of $70. What changed? According to Breitbart's John Nolte, the company simply stopped apologizing for who its customers are and went back to what built it. There's a lesson buried in that stock chart, and it has nothing to do with lingerie. It's about what happens the moment normal people stop being bullied into pretending.That same question runs under everything today. Trump just put $700 million behind American coal, with the administration projecting 14,000 jobs and grid relief across ten states. Private payrolls jumped 122,000 in May, the strongest hiring since early 2025 per ADP. An Arizona high-court ruling reshaped the case against the 2020 alternate electors, and the Senate held a showdown over proof-of-citizenship voting. And as the nation's 250th birthday approaches, the President is planning what he calls the greatest rally ever in DC, even as performers pull out over politics. There is a famine of truth in our land, and tonight Chuck asks the question that ties it all together: if we can rally around a brand, why not around our own country?00:00 Welcome to 647 00:55 Trump DC Rally Plans 03:04 Payrolls Surge Update 05:27 Coal Investment Push 11:29 Arizona Electors Case 14:23 Victoria's Secret Backlash 22:56 Throwback Outrage Clip 33:48 Wrap Up and Prayer#647 #ChuckFrank #AmericanTruth #MAGA #AmericaFirst #FaithAndFreedom

Plus: the House votes to rein in Trump on Iran, the GOP Senate moves against his new intel chief, and Trump floats a Vance-Rubio 2028 ticket — all in today's episode.He stood beside Trump for four years. Now Mike Pence is on national television calling the movement that remade the Republican Party a "threat," and arguing the answer is to hand the wheel back to the old guard he himself calls the "country club right." Chuck breaks down what that phrase really means and why the timing should stop you cold.And it doesn't end with Pence. The same week the House voted to pull back the president's war powers on Iran (215-208, per Epoch Times), key GOP senators started signaling they'll block his new acting intelligence chief. All of it lands on June 4: the 37th anniversary of Tiananmen Square, where thousands died building a replica of our Statue of Liberty and waiting for an America that stayed silent. Chuck connects the betrayal we ignored abroad to the revolt we can't ignore at home. There is a famine of truth in our land, and today it has names you'll recognize.00:00 Welcome and Disclaimer 00:47 Tiananmen Anniversary 02:17 Senate vs Trump Setup 03:36 House War Powers Iran 08:52 Vance Rubio 2028 Talk 11:30 Mike Pence Attacks MAGA 15:33 GOP Knifes DNI Pulte 37:43 Closing Prayer and Signoff#647 #ChuckFrank #MAGA #Constitution #Accountability #AmericaFirst

Plus: Dr. Oz says up to 35% of Obamacare enrollments may not be legitimate, the Supreme Court clears Alabama's congressional map for the midterms, Spielberg and Scorsese go all-in on AI, Scott Pelley is out at 60 Minutes, and a watchman's warning on the Congo Ebola outbreak. All in today's episode.He sold the world an eco-friendly bank. Tree-planting. Carbon footprints. The kind of feel-good finance that opens wallets and quiets questions. Then a federal judge in Los Angeles handed Joseph Sanberg, co-founder of the green fintech Aspiration, 14 years in federal prison and called the scheme among the worst he had ever seen from the bench. The US Attorney's Office puts the losses to investors and lenders at more than $248 million. And the mechanism behind the con runs straight through those very tree-planting promises. Chuck connects the dots the headlines are skipping.Then there's Dr. Oz, now running CMS, telling a White House briefing that as many as 35% of Obamacare enrollments might not be legitimate. The Supreme Court clears the way for Alabama's congressional map heading into the midterms. Spielberg and Scorsese break ranks and embrace AI while Hollywood panics. 60 Minutes shows Scott Pelley the door. And out of Congo, the International Rescue Committee warns the Ebola outbreak may be far larger than the official count admits, even as the outbreak-zone airport reopens. Six stories. Seven AM. One famine of truth.00:00 Welcome to 647 00:50 Oz Questions Obamacare 02:01 Alabama Map Ruling 03:28 Spielberg Scorsese AI 08:00 Congo Ebola Airport 19:32 Scott Pelley Fired 20:38 Green Bank Scam 25:48 Wrap Up and Prayer#647 #ChuckFrank #Corruption #Justice #Accountability #AmericanTruth

Plus: Tina Peters walks free in Colorado, competition horses attacked in Las Vegas, Trump's Kennedy Center showdown with a federal judge, and a 50-year-old off-road rule erased overnight — all in today's episode.Two years. Every single morning, six stories for 7 AM, a quick fix for a truth-starved country. And for the first time ever, Chuck Frank sat down to do the news and the well was dry. Not one nugget of gold. So what does it mean when a man who reads the Bible AND the headlines goes hunting for truth and comes home empty-handed? That silence is its own kind of warning. There is a famine of truth in our land, and today you don't just hear about it. You feel it.There were events, sure. A name Chuck waited 600 days to say out loud finally crossed the wire out of Colorado. A teenager in Las Vegas did something cruel enough to end what was never hers to take. The President made a move on a crumbling Washington landmark that has the courts and Congress at war. And a rule older than half the people reading this just vanished without a sound. Reasonable stories, every one. But none of them the gold. Watch what the watchman found in a famine — and what he didn't.00:00 Welcome and News Drought 01:14 Tina Peters Released 02:29 Gas Prices Reality Check 03:13 Serena Williams Comeback 05:13 Horses Stabbed in Vegas 06:31 Off Road Vehicles Rule Ends 08:52 Kennedy Center Showdown 10:09 Australia Minimum Wage Jump 11:23 Usha Vance Reading Challenge 12:46 Wrap Up No Gold Today#647 #ChuckFrank #BiblicalTruth #AmericanTruth #FaithAndFreedom