Ryan Mauro

Ryan Mauro, an investigative researcher focused on national security, joins to discuss the FBI's recent thwarting of a terrorist plot by the Turtle Island Liberation Front. He explains how extremist groups exploit narratives to form alliances and broaden their targeting strategies, including attacks on ICE and corporations. The conversation touches on the alarming potential growth of these movements among youth and the necessity for civilian involvement in counter-extremism efforts. They also reflect on the dehumanization in political discourse and recent anti-Semitic incidents.

Ryan Mauro, a counterterrorism analyst, reveals alarming evidence linking Renee Nicole Good to the Minnesota Ice Watch, a group with radical intentions. Ambassador Yechiel Leiter shares crucial insights on Iran's ongoing protests and the implications for Israeli-American relations. He warns about Iran's proxy threats and discusses the evolving dynamics in the region post-Abraham Accords. The conversation navigates pressing national security issues and the economic outlook under current political leadership.

Ryan Mauro, an expert on terror funding and movements of terror cells, joins the podcast to discuss his articles on terror funding. Topics include the Biden administration's transfer to Iran, money behind pro-Palestinian protests, cut ties with payment processors, and the link between Samadoon and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.

Ryan Mauro, counterterrorism expert and director at the Mauro Institute, offers research on Islamist strategies and the Torch special. Jason Buttrill, chief researcher, provides analysis on Iran strikes, military signals, and oil-market effects. They discuss rising political Islam, anti-Semitism, media narratives, and domestic security incidents in short, urgent conversation.

Ryan Mauro, director at the Mauro Institute and national security researcher focused on Islamist movements. He discusses research behind a Torch special on Islamization of the West. They explore a proposed Red-Green alliance between Islamists and leftist groups. Recent security incidents and whether the West faces a global conflict are also highlighted.

Ryan Mauro, a counterterrorism analyst and director of the Mauro Institute, dives into the connections between a violent extremist group and the recent incident involving Renee Nicole Good. He uncovers ICE Watch's radical activities and their push for a 'Turtle Island' insurgency, questioning their classification as domestic terrorism. The conversation also shifts to Iranian protests and geopolitical dynamics involving Russia and China, alongside concerns about their land purchases in the U.S., urging a call to civic courage in response.

Ryan Mauro, a counterterrorism analyst, exposes troubling links between U.S. nonprofits and Hamas funding, raising alarm bells on foreign adversaries like Iran and North Korea. Carol Roth, former investment banker, discusses the dangers of capital controls facing New York, warning how such policies can cripple infrastructure and drive out investment. Together, they explore Trump's strategic moves against the international threat poised by CRINK and the implications of shifting economic power, painting a grim yet hopeful picture for America's future.

Ryan Mauro, an investigative researcher on extremist movements, dives into the Turtle Island Liberation Front's thwarted New Year's Eve plot and its ideological underpinnings. He explores how their narrative merges with anti-police actions and the rising threat they pose. Mauro emphasizes the importance of civilian research in countering extremism, urging the audience to contribute. The conversation also touches on the historical Christmas Truce and the enduring lessons of 'It's a Wonderful Life,' reflecting on peace, sacrifice, and the positive impact of small actions.

John Solomon, an investigative journalist and CEO of Just the News, dissects the Comey indictment, shedding light on his charges and the grand jury's role. Counterterrorism researcher Ryan Mauro reveals his findings on George Soros' $80 million in funding to radical groups, sparking DOJ investigations. Philanthropist Carl Barney shares his life-changing near-death experience, which inspired a happiness experiment, demonstrating how to cultivate joy and purpose. Join these insightful discussions on justice, funding controversy, and finding personal happiness.

John Solomon, an investigative journalist and CEO of Just the News, discusses the details of James Comey's indictment, including charges that didn’t make it past the grand jury. He also explores potential political motivations behind the prosecution. Ryan Mauro, a counterterrorism researcher, unveils his findings on George Soros' Open Society Foundations and the DOJ's investigations into extremist links. Both guests highlight the urgency for accountability and the broader implications of these issues for society.