Stefano L. Forte, president of the New York Young Republican Club (NYYRC), discusses the New York City mayoral election, including Andrew Cuomo’s plea that the city’s Republican voters vote for him, why voters should elect Curtis Sliwa, and why Zohran Mamdani would be a disaster for the city. Forte talks about his goals as club president, the recent presentation delivered by JBS Regional Field Coordinator Dave Giordano, and the upcoming NYYRC annual gala in December.

U.S. Representative Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) shares his thoughts about President Trump’s proposal to purchase beef from Argentina to, as President Trump told reporters, help lower the cost for consumers. And this comes after the White House announced it would provide a bailout to the South American country to the tune of $40 billion. Rep. Massie discusses the necessity to restore Country Of Origin Labels (COOL) for meat sold in the United States, getting out of the World Trade Organization (WTO), his proposed PRIME Act (H.R. 4700), and the Repeal the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act of 2013 (H.R. 5704). Other topics covered in the interview include Speaker Mike Johnson’s attempt to delay a vote on Massie’s discharge petition to release all of the Epstein files, and the continued government shutdown.

The New American’s Christian Gomez interviews anti-communist author, research, and documentary filmmaker about Zohran Mamdani — the New York City Democratic mayoral candidate and his strong ties to Marxism, the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), Iran, and North Korea. Gomez and Loudon also discuss Mamdani’s Marxist ideas and their likely ramification for New York City.

Millennial influencer Lucy Biggers, who helped to elect Alexandria Ocasio Cortez to Congress with an interview she did of her in 2017, discusses her journey from a pro-Barack Obama liberal who was enamored with AOC and her socialist promises to a conservative advocate of less government, deregulation, and free market capitalism. She shares how and when she met AOC, her initial enthusiasm for her progressive policies, and the factors that led to her abandoning those views in favor of smaller government and free markets. Biggers also offers insights why self-proclaimed “democratic socialist” New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani resonates with so many younger voters and how his policies would be a disaster for residents of all five boroughs.

Representative Tom Tiffany (R-Wis.) discusses his legislative efforts to protect U.S. sovereignty from globalist international bodies, such as the World Health Organization and World Trade Organization and tackling foreign influence in U.S. universities through his proposed Colleges for the American People Act. Rep. Tiffany discusses the importance to ending foreign worker and migration loopholes with H1 visas on college campuses and in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, where mainland Chinese nationals go and overstay their visas, get drivers licenses and attempt to enter neighboring Guam and the United States mainland. He further discusses how pregnant women from mainland China will go to the CNMI and give birth so their child would get U.S. citizenship, as means of entry into the country. Host Christian Gomez also asks about Congressman Tiffany whether Congress will investigate the immediate and sudden death of CNMI Governor Arnold Palacios amidst his calls to investigate public corruption on the island possibly linked to Communist China. The interview concludes with Rep. Tiffany’s call for Canada to resolve and extinguish its wildfires amidst their hazardous impact on the air quality in Wisconsin, Michigan, and other Upper Midwest states.

Tech accelerationists are working to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into government. It is a rapidly growing movement, but the speed the technology is advancing is outpacing concerns about risks, explains Joe Allen, the AI editor for Steve Bannon’s War Room, to Andrew Muller for The New American. 



The push is being backed by several movements; one is the Dark Enlightenment, a loosely defined intellectual movement that emerged in the early 2010s, consisting of thinkers critical of populism and America’s constitutional republic. Certain sects of the Dark Enlightenment advocate for tech accelerationism, arguing that AI should be unleashed in government to reshape society. This is a massive threat.



While not all advocates of AI technology are conspiring to overthrow the American republic, the unpredictable power that AI could have in government is cause for concern.



This month, President Donald Trump released a suite of policies on AI integration, including a 28-page plan titled “Winning the Race: AMERICA’S AI ACTION PLAN.” From inserting AI in education to the Department of Defense, the plans could not only diminish human capacity through overreliance on the tech but could also open the door for algocracy—rule through algorithms.



Even Elon Musk’s Grok AI is getting in on the action, recently announcing “Grok for Government,” which already has a contract with the Department of Defense.



Personal resistance to overreliance on AI is the first solution, according to Joe Allen, the author of Dark Aeon: Transhumanism and the War Against Humanity. Beyond the individual, businesses, schools, and churches must also resist over-implementation of artificial intelligence to preserve humanity.

Senator Manzella was asked to run for office after successfully fending off animal rights activists at her horse farm. Now in her second Senate term, she has taught over 200 people the ‘Constitution is the Solution’ series.  Above all, she encourages everyone to find their purpose.  

Director Matthew Guthrie reveals details about his upcoming documentary on the Grace Schara trial in Wisconsin. This powerful film will explore the tragic story of 19-year-old Grace, whose family says that medical negligence led to her death in 2021. Guthrie offers his perspectives on the Schara lawsuit, which ended on June 19 with defeat for the family.

In this exclusive interview with The New American’s Gary Benoit, director Matthew Guthrie dives into his powerful new documentary, Follow the Silenced. It tells the gripping stories of those who faced vaccine injuries after participating in Covid-19 clinical trials. Guthrie lost his sister to medical malpractice years ago, so when he heard that people were suffering similar fates, he decided to help tell their stories. The documentary is a must-watch conversation shedding light on the unheard voices among us. Guthrie is also planning another documentary based on the story of Grace Schara, who lost her life in a Covid hospital in 2021. He talks about those plans as well. #FollowTheSilenced

The “secret purpose of the legal system” is “to hasten our death through the medical-industrial complex.” Scott Schara made this statement on May 22, 2025, during a compelling presentation titled “What is the Secret Purpose of the Legal System?” He delivered it at a John Birch Society meeting held at Freedom Project Academy in Appleton, Wisconsin, just weeks before the landmark medical freedom trial concerning the tragic death of his daughter, Grace Schara, at Ascension St. Elizabeth Hospital in October, 2021. He called it a “deprogramming session.” In his thought-provoking and well-researched talk, Scott unveiled the hidden dynamics of the legal system, exposed the dangers of the medical-industrial complex, and advocated for informed consent and patient rights. His wife, Cindy (Grace’s mom) made a rare appearance during this presentation to read “My Future,” a heartfelt paper written by Grace one year before her passing, capturing her dreams and vibrant spirit.

In this in-depth interview, The New American’s Christian Gomez sits down with U.S. Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin to discuss his stance on the bloated “One Big Beautiful Bill” (H.R. 1), which recently passed the House of Representatives. Senator Johnson explains why he opposes the bill in its current form, the need to return to pre-COVID spending levels, and how the failure to codify meaningful spending cuts — such as those identified by DOGE — could affect the 2026 midterm elections. Senator Johnson also weighs in on concerns raised by Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky regarding excessive military spending and the Federal Reserve’s payment of billions in interest to private banks. He also shares his thoughts on calls to audit — and even abolish — the Federal Reserve. Turning to global governance schemes, Johnson responds to Senator Mike Lee’s proposed DEFUND Act, which would withdraw the U.S. from the United Nations and the World Health Organization. You won’t want to miss this hard-hitting conversation on fiscal responsibility, American sovereignty, and constitutional governance, straight from Wisconsin’s Tea Party senator.

In this interview, The New American’s Christian Gomez discusses Congressman Tom Tiffany’s (R-Wis.) commitment to constitutional principles — reflected in his impressive 96-percent lifetime score in the “Freedom Index” and 100-percent rating in the Congressional Scorecard. Congressman Tiffany delves into his legislative efforts to restore American sovereignty through his joint resolution (H. J. Res. 93) to withdraw the United States from the World Trade Organization. He explains why globalist institutions like the WTO and the United Nations undermine American independence, the steps Congress can take to exit these globalist bodies, and why he introduced an amendment to defund the UN. Tiffany also addresses growing national-debt concerns surrounding the One Big Beautiful Bill Act; offers insight on what Republicans must do to uphold fiscal responsibility; and weighs in on Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers’ record and potential run for governor.

In this in-depth interview, The New American’s Christian Gomez interviews Congressman Thomas Massie to discuss why he opposes President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill,” citing concerns over increased spending, unsustainable debt, and delayed reforms that may never happen. Rep. Massie responds to President Trump’s latest criticism, highlights fiscal inconsistencies from Republican leadership, and outlines his legislative efforts — including bills to abolish the Federal Reserve and Department of Education, and a proposal requiring candidates for Congress to disclose dual citizenship. The interview also covers trade sovereignty, the World Trade Organization, and the Freedom Index. You won’t want to miss this candid and critical conversation about liberty, constitutional fidelity, and economic policy.

The New American’s Christian Gomez and Dr. Joe Wolverton, constitutional law scholar for The John Birch Society, discuss the Convention of States (COS) organization’s latest shenanigans of bringing a llama, which they’ve dubbed the “Liberty Llama,” from state capital to state capital in an attempt to corral legislators to vote for their version of an Article V constitutional convention. The COS circus comes on the heals of recent losses in the Idaho, Wyoming, South Dakota, and Montana, both this year and last year. The text of Article V is largely silent about key details for how such a federal convention to propose amendments to the Constitution would work. Nevertheless, where COS leaders and speakers Mark Meckler, Michael Farris, Rick Santorum, and Rita M. Peters have failed, COS hopes that its new “Liberty Llama” has just what it takes to convince lawmakers to vote in favor of their model convention application resolutions. Dr. Wolverton also responds to an article written by Rita M. Peters that was recently posted on the COS website regurgitating the same old false arguments that have failed to resonate with legislators. Perhaps “Liberty Llama” could have written a more convincing article for COS?

Congressman Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) discusses his various bills that would make President Trump’s MAGA and D.O.G.E. goals permanent: abolishing the bureaucratic and unconstitutional federal Department of Education, auditing the Federal Reserve, and eliminating taxes on social security recipients. The New American’s Christian Gomez also asks Representative Massie about sponsoring or co-sponsoring legislation to Get US Out! of the United Nations, abolishing the Federal Reserve, and his thoughts about tariffs as a substitute for the individual income taxes. Rep. Massie discusses his desire to repeal 1913 — repealing the Sixteenth Amendment (individual income tax), Seventeenth Amendment (direct election of U.S. senators), and repealing the Federal Reserve Act of 1913.Watch all Episodes of Unrestricted at https://thenewamerican.com/video/unrestricted/Subscribe to our print magazine at https://thenewamerican.com/subscribe/Check out our social media and more! https://linktr.ee/newamericanmag85Visit JBS.org for more on The John Birch Society.

Donald Trump’s first term was plagued with obstruction from people he shouldn’t have hired in his Cabinet. The MAGA faithful hoped that the second time around, Trump would learn his lesson. Garrett Ziegler worked in the first Trump White House under Peter Navarro. In this interview with TNA Senior Editor Paul Dragu, Ziegler discusses Trump’s nominees and appointments and assigns a letter grade to the emerging cabinet.Watch all Episodes of Unrestricted at https://thenewamerican.com/video/unrestricted/Subscribe to our print magazine at https://thenewamerican.com/subscribe/Check out our social media and more! https://linktr.ee/newamericanmag85Visit JBS.org for more on The John Birch Society.

Garrett Ziegler is a former Trump White House staffer who worked for Peter Navarro, and he’s written a detailed and explosive report on the contents of Hunter Biden’s laptop. Before leaving office, Joe Biden pardoned several members of his family. While the American people dislodged them from power, the Bidens’ corruption will have a lasting ripple effect.  In this interview, Ziegler, who is being sued by Hunter Biden, exposes the degree of corruption among one of the most unimpressive and depraved first families. Watch all Episodes of Unrestricted at https://thenewamerican.com/video/unrestricted/Subscribe to our print magazine at https://thenewamerican.com/subscribe/Check out our social media and more! – https://linktr.ee/newamericanmag85Visit JBS.org for more on The John Birch Society.

Congresswoman Harriet Hageman (R-Wyo.) discusses her work in the 119th Congress and optimism about President Trump’s return to office. The New American’s Christian Gomez asks Representative Hageman about getting out of the United Nations, her pro-constitutional bills to protect Americans from the weaponization of government, and the dangers of an Article V constitutional convention (Con-Con), which certain members of the Wyoming Legislature are wanting their state to apply to Congress to call. Rep. Hageman elaborates about the importance of the Constitution and the threats to it from the UN, EPA, big government, and those seeking a convention to propose changes to it.Watch all Episodes of Unrestricted at https://thenewamerican.com/video/unrestricted/Subscribe to our print magazine at https://thenewamerican.com/subscribe/Check out our social media and more! – https://linktr.ee/newamericanmag85Visit JBS.org for more on The John Birch Society.

The New American’s Christian Gomez interviews former Congressman and presidential candidate Ron Paul about free trade, gold and silver as money, the presidency of Grover Cleveland, and taxes.Catch all episodes of Unrestricted by visiting https://thenewamerican.com/video/unrestricted/Subscribe to our print magazine today and save over 25%! https://thenewamerican.com/Rumble25Check out our social medias and more! – https://linktr.ee/newamericanmag85Visit JBS.org for more on The John Birch Society. https://jbs.org/

Richard Nixon, America’s 37th President, resigned his office on August 9, 1974, in the wake of the Watergate scandal. Considering the 50th anniversary of Nixon’s resignation on August 9, 2024, Geoff Shepard, a Nixon White House official and the youngest lawyer to serve on Nixon’s Watergate defense team, reflected on the rise and fall of the president in an intimate exclusive interview with Andrew Muller for The New American magazine.Shepard, who also personally transcribed the Nixon tapes and ran the White House document room, said the legal attacks against Nixon and his people “ended up a coup.”“I didn’t have a front-row seat,” reflected Shepard, the author of The Real Watergate Scandal. “I was on the stage during the unfolding of the crisis.” Despite many of his colleagues being indicted, prosecuted, and imprisoned, Shepard is the only member of the White House staff to have a letter of clearance from the special prosecutor.After leaving D.C. to pursue a career as a lawyer in the insurance industry, Shepard discovered in 2003 that all the records of the Watergate special prosecution force are held by the National Archives. Receiving credentials to view the documents, Shepard discovered what he called a “secret cabal of all senior officials, of all three branches of government, who were secretly meeting and secretly coordinating their attacks on the Nixon administration.” The specially recruited group of 100 federal characters, including 60 lawyers, were so eager to “get Nixon’s and his people” that they “cheated,” Shepard shared.Shepard’s research also uncovered written memoranda that prove at least ten separate illegal secret meetings with federal prosecutors and Judge John Sirica, who presided over the Watergate coverup and burglary trial. The federal prosecutors also met secretly with Judge Gerhard Gesell, who presided over the White House Special Investigations Unit, sometimes referred to as the Plumbers, trial.Ultimately, the story of Nixon has broad applications for America’s current political landscape, argued Shepard, comparing the lawfare waged against Nixon to that of former President Donald J. Trump. While Watergate and its calamities are in the past, the lessons learned might help direct America to safer waters in 2024.Catch all episodes of Unrestricted by visiting https://thenewamerican.com/video/unrestricted/Subscribe to our print magazine today and save over 25%! https://thenewamerican.com/Rumble25Follow us onLocals: https://thenewamerican.locals.comX: https://x.com/NewAmericanMagRumble: Show more...