Brigitte Gabriel

Brigitte Gabriel, terrorism survivor and founder of ACT for America, speaks about the documented Muslim Brotherhood plan to infiltrate Western institutions. She recounts her wartime escape and warns about ideological infiltration, Iran’s role, and why Gaza peace plans may fail. Short, urgent takes on survival, national security, and steps to respond.

Activist Brigitte Gabriel discusses Lebanon, Israel, Palestinians, and Islam. Topics include Christian Lebanese experiences during war, challenges of passing down cultural heritage, frustration over Western ignorance on immigration, exploring political nature of Islam, and empowerment through strategic activism for national impact.

Brigitte Gabriel, a Lebanese-American author and founder of ACT for America, shares her insights shaped by her childhood during the Lebanese Civil War. She discusses troubling U.S. foreign policy regarding Iran and analyzes the implications of recent Senate hearings involving Mark Zuckerberg on social media’s role in child exploitation. The conversation delves into the complexities of immigration, including recent clashes involving migrants in NYC, and concludes with a light-hearted celebration of team milestones.

Patrick Byrne, former CEO turned investigative commentator on intelligence and high-level corruption; he teases explosive Jeffrey Epstein files and geopolitical fallout. Dr. Kirk Elliott, precious metals economist; he explains recent silver and gold moves and market mechanics. Brigitte Gabriel, national security activist; she urges local organizing against radical Islamist influence and lays out policy steps. Multiple provocative topics are explored in short, sharp segments.

Brigitte Gabriel, founder of ACT for America and NYT bestselling author, shares her journey from Lebanon to U.S. politics. She discusses the Muslim Brotherhood’s long game in American institutions. She covers foreign funding reshaping campuses, electoral coalition tactics, and what a collapsing Iranian regime could mean. Calls for civic action and lessons from Lebanon and Iran are highlighted.