SWAT Officer Jorge Pastore was killed during a hostage rescue operation in Austin, Texas, ambushed by a heavily armed Islamic extremist with body armor, night vision, and bomb-making materials. Four months later, his wife Kim founded the Jorge Pastore Foundation to fund tactical training for law enforcement officers nationwide. In this episode, host Trey Lindsey sits down with Kim as she details the events of that night, the devastating impact of defund-the-police policies on Austin PD, and her relentless mission to close the training gap that puts officers at risk every shift.

Rep. Carlos Gimenez explains how Iranian-backed proxy networks (including Hezbollah and Hamas) operated in Venezuela under Maduro, why CARICOM leaders stay silent on Cuba’s oppression, and how narco-terror trafficking helped kill hundreds of thousands of Americans. He argues for stronger OFAC sanctions, calls Cuba the “head of the snake,” and warns China and Russia are building influence and intelligence capabilities 90 miles from U.S. shores.

Christians in Nigeria are being hunted and slaughtered, and the world is looking away. Host Trey Lindsey speaks with Franc Utoo (Nigerian lawyer, Equipping the Persecuted) and Kyle Abts (Director of Advocacy, Equipping the Persecuted) about terror tracking, mass killings in Benue, Plateau, Kaduna, and the lie of the “farmer-herder conflict” narrative. They outline alleged infiltration of government and security forces, plus how illegal mining and ransom finance terror.