Hezbollah's not fooling around - it is implementing a deliberate strategy. Israel must continue to defend itself. Jerry says, "It's gonna get worse before it gets better." Also, Jerry delivers a cash prize to dignified veteran Victor Garcia.

Leah from Skype Communications explains how the company is providing 40,000 software packages to allow soldiers to talk with their loved ones over the Internet. Also, Jerry honors outgoing producer Dennis Rooney.

Former Recon Marine Josh Berson talks about what what's really happening in Afghanistan, as well as the orders he received on 9/11/01.

Jerry Newberry talks with Robert Watada, the father of an Army officer who has refused to be deployed to Iraq.

Jerry Newberry honors Medal of Honor recipient George Mallon.

VFW Director of Membership Jim Rowoldt details military assistance programs, including Operation Uplink and a new program that sends laptops to troops in the Middle East.

Jerry interviews John Glusman, author of the amazing new book, "Conduct Under Fire: Four American Doctors and Their Fight for Life as Prisoners of the Japanese."

Israel has bent over backwards for peace. Jerry Newberry congratulates the nation for standing up to the Hezbollah "thugs."

Jerry Newberry discusses the North Korean missile threat, and reads letters about two nominees in the "Persons of Dignity" contest to honor exceptional veterans.

Sgt. Major Dan Wood reports from Afghanistan, relaying what he's seeing day to day, including ... good news! (Gasp!)

The remarkable story of WWII hero Vito Bertoldo, recipient of the Medal of Honor.

Cybercrime specialist and FBI agent Dan Larkin on how internet users can avoid identity theft and fraud.

Jerry interviews former Marine Bing West about his book, "No True Glory: A Frontline Account of the Battle for Fallujah." Originally recorded Jan. 4, 2006.

Shirley Phelps Roper, a spokesperson for the Westboro Baptist Church, defends the church's protests at military funerals over the issue of homosexuality.

Gary May, a highly-decorated Vietnam veteran and chairman of Veterans Defending the Bill of Rights, discusses the flag burning amendment.

Captain Ali Palmer talks about his recent opportunity to meet President Bush at the US Embassy in Iraq. He says the experience was surreal, but the President was very sincere and comfortable that he believed in what he is doing and in what the soldiers are doing.

Jerry plays part of the Manheim Steamrollers CD "American Spirit". The Manheim Steamrollers are donating proceeds from the sale of their CD, "American Spirit", to the unmet needs program of the VFW which benefits the military.

Jim Gilchrist, founder of the Minuteman Program, talks what the Minuteman Program is and is not. Discusses the Mexican government and economy, the US government's response to the problem of immigration, and how anything less than absolute enforcement is amnesty.

FBI Special Agent Mark Rossinni talks about the FBI's list of the 26 most wanted terrorists in the world. The majority of individuals on the list are from the Middle East along with some from the Philippines/Indonesia area. All on the list are responsible for murder, mayhem, or bombings and have directly participated in attacks against the US or US interests around the world.

Jerry Newberry discusses the New York Times article leak about the Swift program. Questions whether this really was classified information. And reminds us not to plunge into this and give up our constitutional rights.

No one gets left behind, Israel's got it right -- one man is important. Israel held true to their promise to take military action if the corporal captured by Palestinians was not released.

Col Dave Grohoski talks about the 2 year anniversary (June 28th) of the soverignty of the Iraqi people and the progress that has been made in that time. Asserts that the Al Qaeda network is not the power it previously had been. Also, talks about how the Iraqi army, with 265,000 trained and equipped and 14,000 more in training, is taking over many of the patrols.

Michael Fumento, journalist, talks about his 4 days in Ramadi with the 1st Battlion 506 Infantry Regiment 101st Airborne Division at Camp Corregidor. Ramadi is by far the most violent city in the country of Iraq. Fumento talks about the conditions, the dangers they face, and the job they are doing.

Jerry talks about his disgust with Howard Dean and other gutless, spineless politicians not committed to defending America. Also discusses the launch of the new Townhall.com.

FBI Special Agent talks about the terrorist plot in Miami that the FBI prevented.