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Today on the Dan Bongino show Podcast ‘Endless Lies From the Media’ Dan deep dives into very serious moral mishaps that are happening in the media right now. After the devastating shootings in El Paso and Dayton, Democrats and the liberal media are jumping at the chance to further their agenda. The problem is that […] Read More.

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani has warned of the ‘mother of all wars’ if the United States attacks, and today Iran unveiled three new precision guided missiles. The Daily Mail reported on the unveiling and quoted Iran Defence Minister Brigadier-General Amir Hatami saying the new missiles are to prove that Iran “will not hesitate for a […] Read More.

Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific airline revealed “it is recording passenger activity on its aircraft via inflight entertainment systems and video cameras, re-opening an uncomfortable debate over surveillance on airplanes” reports CNN. The airline released their updated privacy policy at the end of July. In that, “Cathay confirmed it is collecting images of passengers while they’re […] Read More.

In this episode I address the troubling misinformation campaign being waged in the aftermath of the Dayton and El Paso attacks. Read More.

Former NFL player Ed Reed who played for the University of Miami and majority of his career with the Baltimore Ravens, might just be what America needs right now. Reed, who was inducted to the FNL Hall of Fame Saturday night gave an almost forty-minute speech that rivals some of the world’s greatest leaders, but […] Read More.

With two mass shootings occurring within a 24 hour period, the debate over gun violence has understandably been reignited this week. In making their case, liberals are pointing out the obvious correlation between more guns and more gun murders (though there are obvious outliers that contradict that trend). Of course, because guns are also used […] Read More.

It is hard to clearly analyze statements made by Mexico’s Foreign Ministry yesterday in response to Saturday’s mass shooting in El Paso. The reason being it is completely asinine. Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard released a video in a twitter post yesterday, calling Saturday’s shooting an “act of barbarism.” Ebrard is absolutely right. Except, he […] Read More.

Your looming question is finally answered; Yes! The Transportation Security Administration has an Instagram account. And frankly, it’s quite entertaining. Just before the weekend, the account posted photographs of a pretty bouquet of roses that was found by the officers at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. It is virtually impossible to make out in the photo, […] Read More.

During a hotly contested Democratic primary amidst an anti-Trump movement, the blame game occurred immediately after the two horrendous mass shootings our country witnessed over the weekend. Democrats running for 2020 are attempting to see how they can take advantage of the situation to gain more voter support than their counterparts. What the media will […] Read More.

In this episode I address the deeply disturbing trend among power hungry politicians, and their media allies, to blame President Trump for tragedies. It’s disgraceful. I also address some of the reasons behind these mass shooting incidents and some key Secret Service research on why they happen. Finally, I address a break in the trade war with China. Read More.

Blaming President Trump for mass shootings takes away focus from what is going on with our culture, Dan Bongino said on Fox News over the weekend. Watch below: Read More.

Yesterday in El Paso, Texas around 11 a.m., a gunman opened fire at a WalMart killing at least 20 people and wounding an additional 26. According to Fox News, “the suspect has not been publicly named, but was identified by two law enforcement officials to the Associated Press as Patrick Crusius, a 21-year-old from Allen, […] Read More.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has asked interested vendors to propose “social media early alerting” tools that will “help insiders proactively and reactively monitor how terrorist groups, foreign intelligence services, criminal organizations and other domestic threats use networking platforms to further their illegal efforts.” In the FBI’s statement of objectives, it acknowledged that “virtually every […] Read More.

Despite ganging up on former Vice President Joe Biden at last night’s debate in hopes to minimize his lead, it seems it was all for naught. According to new Morning Consult polling the Detroit debates had little returns for Biden challengers and 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls. Polls showed that this week’s debate “did little to […] Read More.

As Democrats are desperately trying to claim that their presidential nomination is what’s best for the country, it will be hard for them to argue with the employment report released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The number of people employed in the United States hit a record 157,288,000 in July, the report stated. […] Read More.