On FPF #399, Phil Gibson comes on the show to talk about 9/11 and the 'War on Terror.' Kyle and Phil are both young enough to have grown up during the 'War on Terror' and discuss what that experience was like. They look at some of the wars that started since 9/11 and...
The Police Unity tour, a joint US Israeli meeting including 50 high-ranking police officers from the US will be in Israel for 9 day's to learn the latest in counter-terrorism techniques. “We will be discussing the issue of the kites and balloons so we will know what...
On FPF #395, I discuss Pamela Anderson's defense of Julian Assange on The View. Co-host Meghan McCain smeared Julian Assange as a "cyber-terrorist," who exposed US secrets, and endangered innocent people. In her response, Anderson went on the attack against McCain and...
Judge Anthony Trenga of the Eastern District of Virginia ruled that the government has unconstitutionally failed to provide watchlisted persons with notice and an opportunity for individuals to challenge their status. The judge granted CAIR’s motion for summary...
The Intercept's Trevor Aaronson joins the show to talk about the travesty of justice in the trial of Hamid Hayat, who has finally been released after nearly 15 years in prison. Hayat was an alleged terrorist, convicted based on a coerced confession he gave to FBI...
My last two articles were race related, so I was thinking about the subject of race while reviewing them. It led me to a thought that I just felt was worth sharing. So, people sometimes say that black kids commit way more crime, and regardless of the reason for that...
We're trying to raise $20,000 for the advance on my next book, Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terrorism. And this week, a generous donor has offered matching funds for your donations. So if you liked Fool's Errand, and you're for the kind of work we do around...
Ep. 1452 The War on Terror: Where Things Stand
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