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This week, Congress is getting a first look at a powerful new documentary that exposes industrial-scale forced organ harvesting of prisoners of conscience under a communist regime — and the doctors behind it are available for your show.
“Silent Harvest: The Courage to Speak Up” is a ten-years-in-the-making documentary revealing how vulnerable prisoners are being killed for their organs, with disturbing implications for U.S. policy, national security, and American patients who seek transplants abroad.
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I'm reaching out on behalf of Christian Briggs, economic strategist, CEO of Hard Asset Management, Inc. and BMC Capital, Inc., and host of “On the Record with Christian Briggs.” He has just released the second edition of his policy white paper, “The CLARITY Act and the Architecture of Digital Money,” and I think his analysis is a timely, substantive booking for your audience right now.
The timing could not be more relevant: the CLARITY Act is reportedly on a knife's edge in the Senate, with the bill's fate before the August recess still genuinely uncertain as of this writing, exactly the kind of live, unresolved story that benefits from a guest who has done the reading. Christian's paper (dated July 31, 2026) is a deliberately nonpartisan, 50-plus-page analysis that separates what the legislation actually does from what critics and supporters merely claim it does.
Every day, Christian families in Nigeria face violence, displacement, and the destruction of their churches. While many individual attacks receive limited international coverage, Judd Saul believes the broader story remains largely untold.
After years of repeated field visits, humanitarian work, and documentary filmmaking, Judd argues that the violence is not simply a series of isolated incidents. He believes it reflects a coordinated effort to seize Christian land, eliminate Christian communities, and fundamentally reshape Nigeria's religious and political landscape.
A tech industry insider just blew the whistle on a major AI company's hidden data surveillance practices. Dustin Stout, product lead at Magai, publicly rejected a breakthrough AI model because using it would require monitoring and storing everything users type—without their knowledge. This raises urgent questions: What's happening to your data when you use ChatGPT, Claude, or other AI tools? And why aren't companies telling you?
We have a compelling interview opportunity on a breaking story that directly impacts millions of your viewers.
As AI tools become embedded in classrooms this upcoming school year and concerns grow around student dependency, critical thinking, and screen overuse, I wanted to flag a guest who’s not just weighing in, but actively building an alternative.
Brannon Hollingsworth is the Co-Founder of Mission Quest Academy, an interactive learning platform designed to shift kids from passive screen consumption to active, story-driven learning. At a time when educators are debating AI policies and parents are feeling increasingly uneasy about how technology is shaping their kids’ development, Brannon offers a grounded, solutions-oriented perspective.
While Senate leaders debate pandemic policy in Washington today, two compelling guests can offer what Congress cannot: a boots-on-the-ground account of what actually happened in American hospitals and how one board-certified pediatrician fought the system when doctors said her husband had no chance of survival.
Steve and Dr. Kathy Boyls aren't political figures or healthcare administrators. They're a real American family who lived through one of the pandemic's darkest scenarios—and they emerged with critical lessons about medical decision-making, patient advocacy, institutional protocols, and human resilience that resonate with every viewer who watched loved ones struggle in hospitals.
Their story directly addresses the gaps exposed by today's hearing: Where was the line between medical protocol and individual patient judgment? What happens when families question medical authority? What role does personal conviction play when institutions say "no hope"?
May I tell you about a guest your audience needs to hear from?
Steve Keller had lunch at the White House on a Monday. By Friday, federal agents were raiding his office. Within months, he was a fugitive in Panama. Years later, he sat in federal prison—for a business practice that his own state eventually legalized.
Now he's out. And he's telling the story of how corporations weaponize the DOJ, how Washington actually works, and why the system is rigged against anyone who doesn't pay the right people.
This isn't ideology. This isn't a victim narrative. This is a guy with documented proof, a spreadsheet, a freshly published book, and a nonprofit actively researching the damage.
His name is Mehrdad Marty Youssefiani. He's the Director of the Iran Freedom Project, and here's why I'm personally reaching out about him:
I've been following his recent work on Iran—pieces on the regime's economic collapse, civil unrest, and what democratic transition could actually look like—and honestly, he's one of the few voices I've found who combines insider access with real clarity about what's happening on the ground.
Judd Saul, founder of Equipping The Persecuted, is on the ground 24/7 in Nigeria documenting one of the world's most underreported Christian persecution crises—and exposing the charity scammers exploiting it.
Pastor Ezekiel Bede Dachomo, who presides over mass burials of persecuted Christians, recently went public with a stark warning: scammers are using his name and image to fundraise for fake organizations. He has publicly endorsed only one group doing real work on the ground.
The A.D. King Foundation joins Legacy Above the Sun, and L.O.V.E. LLC to honor the legacy of the late Dr. Naomi Ruth Barber King with a unique donation.
