On this episode of The MO, host Manila Chan delves into an ntriguing discussion with Timothy J. Gordon about Pope Francis. They explore the Pope's leadership style and the Church's stance on land ownership, offering insights into the complexities of these issues within the Catholic community.

Call me an extremist, but we have much bigger fish to fry.

Pentagon official Lt. Col. Bree Fram:

“Share your pronouns in your email, particularly if you are a person that doesn’t think they need to.”

This is another strong argument for defense spending cuts.

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Daniel Ellsberg, probably the most famous and most highly-revered national security whistleblower in American history died in June at the age of 92. On this episode of the Whistleblowers, John Kiriakou remembers the legacy of Daniel Ellsberg by speaking with his personal friends about his life, Randy Credico a longtime comedian and social justice activist, and Arn Menconi, a former Colorado County Commissioner & Executive Director of a national youth sports charity.

On this episode of the Whistleblowers, John Kiriakou speaks to a Pentagon whistleblower.  She’s not a household name.  Academics will not base their dissertations on her case.  She hasn’t been the subject of fawning exposes.  But Jackie Garrick is a clear example of a person doing the right thing—bringing to light evidence of waste, fraud, abuse, illegality, or threats to the public health or public safety.  

On this edition of 360 View we are going to take a look at why some countries always seem to yearn for battle. But despite all the rhetoric, who is really ready for war and which nations are woefully underprepared? And why does the modern age seem to have so many global conflicts? Scottie Nell Hughes sits down with former Pentagon official and military analyst, Michael Maloof, and asks if war has become the most profitable business today.