Captain Fennell

Economist Jim Rickards, known for his insights on global finance, joins Captain Fennell, former Chief of Intelligence for the U.S. Pacific Fleet. They dive into Zelensky's demands for U.S. security support akin to NATO's Article 5, analyzing its implications for international relations. The discussion also emphasizes the balance between U.S. commitments to Ukraine and domestic priorities, alongside geopolitical dynamics involving Russia. They critique America's foreign policy approach and address energy challenges amid rising tensions.

Caroline Wren, political strategist focused on Texas runoff strategy and grassroots organizing. Captain Fennell, former naval officer giving operational takes on strikes, targeting, and carrier deployments. Rabbi Willicki, Jerusalem-based religious analyst on Hezbollah, Lebanon, and Israel’s objectives. They debate regional escalation, targeting phases, force projection, and the political stakes in Texas in short, punchy segments.

Todd Woods, a former special operations analyst, discusses the complex planning behind hostage extractions in Venezuela. Captain Fennell delves into naval operations and the role of carrier strike groups in these missions. General Cain reveals operational details of the recent extraction, while Javier Negre provides insights into the Latin American response, highlighting celebrations among the Venezuelan diaspora. The panel debates the implications of U.S. governance in Venezuela and the potential for reconstruction funded by oil revenues.

Eric Bolling, market and energy commentator, breaks down oil, gas, and economic fallout. Captain Fennell, former naval officer and maritime security analyst, explains naval operations and Strait of Hormuz developments. They discuss military options for securing sites, MEU movements, and how attacks are reshaping energy markets and supply forecasts.

Brandon Weikert, national security analyst on Iran and regional military moves. Captain Fennell, naval officer and maritime operations expert. Eric Prince, private security entrepreneur with conflict-zone experience. Jack Posobiec, political reporter on national security developments. They discuss confirmed U.S. casualties, missile and carrier threats, submarine and mine dangers, strikes on leadership and infrastructure, and impacts on the Straits of Hormuz and oil flows.