Hosts Brian Lonergan and Matt O’Brien discuss the ongoing investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar and the troubling questions surrounding her past, including allegations about her immigration status and finances. Brian and Matt take a deep dive into the investigations, her “disturbing pattern of deceptive behavior”, and what it could mean for Omar’s immigration status and her seat in Congress.

Ben Bergquam, host of 'Law & Border' on RAV News and author of 'Step Into Fear', joins NBNC to discuss what he’s witnessed on the frontlines of the border crisis, and what keeps him going despite the risks.

From spotting and alerting authorities to an Al-Qaeda terrorist crossing the border to exposing NGOs and “fake churches” that he says are contributing to the humanitarian crisis, Bergquam shares some of the craziest and most intense stories he’s witnessed over the years, and what needs to be done to prevent a Biden Border Crisis 2.0.

Check out Ben's new book on Amazon: Step Into Fear: A Journey from Addiction to Courage and Purpose: https://a.co/d/0haxeM8e

Rodrigo Ballester, a Spanish EU expert, calls out the European leaders and policies behind the continent’s growing migration crisis. They discuss the invasion of Ceuta, the dangers posed by Europe’s border and migration framework, including the implications of the Schengen Area, public opinion surrounding mass migration, and what this crisis could mean for the future of Europe.

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Dr. John Lott, Jr., president of the Crime Prevention Research Center, sits down to crunch the numbers on illegal alien crime. He breaks down the discrepancies between various studies, explains what the data actually shows, and examines how the rhetoric surrounding illegal alien crime shapes the debate over immigration and public safety.

Todd Starnes discusses his new book, The Golden Age: How Trump’s Presidency Transformed America, what he believes Trump has done to revive American strength and identity, and what it will take to sustain that revival. The conversation explores immigration, border security, assimilation, and national culture—and whether America can remain a cohesive nation or risk Balkanization.

Hosts Brian Lonergan and Matt O’Brien break down the bizarre case of a man who is publicly lamenting the deportation of his much younger fiancée after she overstayed her visa. After CBS News cherry-picked the story to advance an anti-border, anti-Trump narrative, Brian and Matt unpack what actually happened, why visa overstays and false asylum claims are such a problem, and whether immigration enforcement should get in the way of 'true love'.

Brigitte Gabriel, national security expert and chairwoman of Act for America, discusses the organized invasion of Ceuta, its parallels to the Biden administration’s border crisis, and what it could mean for the future of the West. Drawing on decades of experience, Gabriel also examines how Islamist ideologies view territorial expansion, cultural assimilation, and the consequences of unchecked migration.