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647withchuckfrank

por Chuck Frank
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ONLY 6% GRADUATED SPEAKING ENGLISH: Enrollment DOWN 20%

Only 6% of Massachusetts newcomer students graduated proficient in English, according to the Boston Globe's reporting on a new Brown University study. Migrant high school enrollment across the state fell from more than 6,400 to roughly 5,300 in a single year. Nobody is hiding these numbers. The question is what anyone intends to do about them. Also in today's episode: a Wisconsin brewery known for promising free beer the day President Trump dies has been hit with a state revocation notice, and the owner says he will fight it to the end. Elon Musk quietly launched a bank inside X, with a Visa card, direct deposit and a 6% yield attached to it. The Wall Street Journal reports President Trump is pressing HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to move faster on cutting the childhood vaccine schedule. And with the midterms closing in, the RNC reports 129 million dollars on hand against the DNC's 16.3 million, a spread most of the coverage is burying. Plus five rapid-fire stories to open the show: a nationwide FAA ground stop, Iran's attempted surprise missile strike on U.S. forces, a fifth round of terminations at DNI, a new director of national intelligence confirmed by the Senate, and a governor calling on Senator Mitch McConnell to speak publicly or resign. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Welcome to 647 01:17 Poo Poo 1 02:20 Poo Poo 2 03:41 Poo Poo 3 04:46 Poo Poo 4 05:39 Poo Poo 5 07:03 House Midterm Polling 11:44 Elon Musk X Money 14:54 Trump and Vaccines Debate 20:23 Migrant Enrollment Drop 24:06 Brewery Permit Revoked 26:18 Britain Citizen Award Controversy 28:50 Closing Prayer and Signoff #647 #ChuckFrank #Massachusetts #Immigration #MidtermElections #Accountability

30 YEARS LATER: FBI Files Show Cairo Claimed Credit

Joe Biden's ghostwriter tapes are out. More than 70 hours of them. On the recording he tells Mark Zwonitzer, "Some of this may be classified, so be careful." Special Counsel Robert Hur's report said his investigation uncovered evidence that Biden willfully retained and disclosed classified material after his vice presidency. Hur declined to charge him. Now the audio is public, released Monday by the Oversight Project after Biden's attorneys dropped their fight to keep it sealed. Prosecutors also declined to charge the ghostwriter. Also in today's episode: Judicial Watch pried 415 pages of FBI records loose under FOIA, and one four-page teletype sent two days after TWA Flight 800 went down states that FBI headquarters was in receipt of faxes generated from Cairo claiming credit. Thirty years. 230 people. And per Judicial Watch, that document was never part of the public story. Investigative reporter Natalie Winters says FARA filings and China-United States Exchange Foundation records identify American journalists from The New York Times, CNN, NPR, the Associated Press and The Washington Post who took China trips funded by a CCP-linked foundation. President Trump signs an executive order putting warning signs on the National Park Service sidewalks outside the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. Cracker Barrel's CEO is out after the logo revolt. And a $30 million movie opens to $1.6 million. 00:00 Welcome to 647 00:47 TWA 800 Coverup Claims 08:33 Smithsonian Warning Signs 15:00 Journalists on China Payroll 20:46 Cracker Barrel CEO Shakeup 25:30 Biden Ghostwriter Tapes 28:49 Reacher Star Box Office Bomb 35:06 Subscribe and Wildfire Prayer Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. #647 #ChuckFrank #Biden #TWA800 #JudicialWatch #Accountability

FAUCI'S DIARY: What He Wrote While Americans Died

Fauci kept a diary. Senate Homeland Security Chairman Rand Paul just released the entries from December 2019 through December 2022, and what Fauci wrote privately about his own fame while the death toll climbed is not what he told America. Bobbleheads. Sexiest Man Alive petitions. Beers named after him. An Instagram Live with Steph Curry. On March 10, 2020, as the country locked down, Fauci wrote: "For better or worse, I am becoming an international celebrity." A sitting congresswoman called him a national hero and said she felt safe in his arms. He wrote that down too. Reporting via The Gateway Pundit. He is under oath Wednesday, July 29, before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. Chuck is betting on amnesia. Also in today's episode: the co-chair of the Democratic Socialists of America sat on Fox News Sunday and answered true to abolishing the Senate, the presidency, the Supreme Court, ICE, borders, prisons, and the Pentagon. The WNBA's All-Star jerseys had no USA 250 patch and the league still has not explained why. Nearly 2,200 beagles walked out of a Wisconsin breeding facility that had never once let them feel grass. Four wildland firefighters are dead in the most active fire year in a decade. And Harvard is reportedly handing Alejandro Mayorkas a fellowship. 00:00 Welcome to 647 00:48 Wildfire Deaths Surge 05:51 DSA Abolish Agenda 09:30 WNBA Patch Controversy 16:51 Fauci Diary Fallout 22:47 Beagles Freed From Labs 27:57 Mayorkas at Harvard 31:57 Closing Thanks and Prayer Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. #647 #ChuckFrank #Fauci #RandPaul #Accountability

$4M AND 25 JOBS GONE: The Obama Center Payment Fight

A Chicago plumber says the Obama Presidential Center project left him nearly $4 million in the hole: operations suspended, 25 union workers laid off, and a $1.72 million mechanics lien now filed against the property, per his account to Fox News. Chuck breaks down what the "economic opportunity" project actually delivered for the tradesmen who built it. Also in today's episode: FCC Chairman Brendan Carr puts ABC's broadcast license squarely on the table, and one commissioner cries censorship. AOC and Pete Buttigieg top the 2028 Democrat field in New Hampshire while Kamala Harris collapses. Homicide plunges toward a historic low and the experts swear they cannot explain it. The Education Department ends race-based discipline mandates in K-12 classrooms. And a little girl's lemonade stand grows into a $5 million mission. 00:00 Welcome to 647 00:48 FCC vs ABC 05:04 AOC and Buttigieg Lead 10:07 Homicide Rate Plunges 15:09 Discipline Rules Shift 18:56 Obama Center Payment Fight 23:50 Lemonade Stand Nonprofit 27:47 Thanks and Weekend Blessing Six stories for 7:00 AM. The truth starts now. #647 #ChuckFrank #Obama #ObamaPresidentialCenter #FCC #Accountability

"I'M HERE TO ANNOUNCE MY CANDIDACY": Trump's Epic Troll

"I am here to announce my candidacy." President Trump opened his Georgia rally with those words, let the room hang, then dropped the punchline. And what he said next about 2028, JD Vance, and Marco Rubio is the tease Washington cannot ignore. Also in today's episode: Andy Biggs wins the GOP nomination for Arizona governor and a November showdown with Katie Hobbs. President Trump attends the dignified transfer of four fallen American soldiers at Dover Air Force Base. Reports from The Wall Street Journal and Reuters say a Saudi nuclear deal is moving. Trump calls out Senate Leader John Thune over the filibuster and the SAVE Act. Tim Tebow signs a new multi-year deal while ESPN cleans house. And a historic Buffalo church burns for the second time in a week, and investigators call it arson. Seven stories. There is a famine of truth in our land. The truth starts now. 00:00 Welcome to 647 00:44 Arizona Governor Primary 03:24 Trump Georgia Rally Troll 06:46 Dignified Transfer Tribute 08:51 Saudi Nuclear Deal Reports 11:26 Thune Filibuster Fight 14:27 ESPN Layoffs Tebow Deal 18:03 Buffalo Church Arson 20:53 Wrap Up and Call to Action #647 #ChuckFrank #Trump #JDVance #MarcoRubio #MAGA

REMOVED: The Prosecutor, the Defendant, and the Car

A Missouri prosecutor is out of office after the state Attorney General alleged she was romantically involved with a man her own county was prosecuting, and signed her car over to him. Attorney General Catherine Hanaway filed a quo warranto petition, a judge immediately removed Ray County Prosecutor Camille Johnston pending litigation, and per Fox 2, Hanaway says Johnston was offered the chance to resign and refused. The allegations go further than one relationship, and Hanaway's own words about what Johnston used the court docket for have to be heard to be believed. Also in today's episode: a quarter of SUNY freshmen just failed introductory math, and the system's answer says everything about American education. Trump posts a stark warning about where Democrat-run states are headed. A federal appeals court hands Trump a mail-ballot ruling with the midterms months away. Rep. Andy Ogles moves to outlaw the abortion clauses buried in surrogacy contracts. Treasury catches $99 million in federal checks headed to dead people before the money leaves the building. And prosecutors in Hungary seize Viktor Orbán's party communications in a move straight out of the lawfare playbook. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. 00:00 Welcome to 647 01:00 SUNY Tutoring Crisis 03:36 Trump Warns Blue States 04:47 Mail Voting Legal Fight 07:32 Surrogacy Abortion Ban 11:16 Gere USAID Spat 14:53 Social Security Fraud 18:56 Hungary Election Lawfare 24:40 Missouri Prosecutor Scandal 30:14 Thanks and Sign Off #647 #ChuckFrank #Missouri #Accountability #Corruption #SocialSecurity
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1.6 MILLION SEARCHES: The Spy in the Traffic Barrel

Spy cameras hidden inside orange traffic barrels on American highways, and 1.6 MILLION searches of one city's license plate data in just seven months. That is what a class action lawsuit filed by the Oakland law firm Gibbs Mura, with Milberg PLLC, alleges against Flock Safety, the $7.5 billion surveillance company running more than 100,000 cameras across the United States. Cameras disguised as construction barrels. Traffic cones with lenses inside. Chuck breaks down who was searching your plates, and why the exposure could run into the BILLIONS. Also in today's episode: Catholic nuns take New York to federal court over a law they say forces them to counsel assisted suicide. A Kansas Senate front-runner, and Methodist pastor, says he can think of "hundreds" of mistakes in the Bible, and Chuck answers him from Scripture. Plus: a tenth night of US strikes on Iran, Trump's right-to-repair memo collides with the Clean Air Act, an arrest in the Ann Widdecombe murder, and the storm brewing in the Gulf. There is a famine of truth in our land. The truth starts now. 00:00 Welcome to 647 00:52 Tropical Storm Bertha 02:40 Widdecombe Murder Arrest 04:13 Busch Gardens Pride Day 05:37 Sharia Flight Assault 06:45 Nuns Sue NY Over Euthanasia 07:24 US Strikes Iran Update 08:29 Right to Repair Fight 11:26 Democrat Immigration Agenda 13:31 Flock Safety Surveillance 16:59 Maine Senate Nominee Scandal 19:35 Pastor Says Bible Errors 23:26 Closing and Sign Off #647 #ChuckFrank #FlockSafety #SurveillanceState #ReligiousFreedom #Privacy

THE CALLS SAID McCONNELL WAS DEAD: Beshear's Bombshell

Two agencies called Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear suggesting Senator Mitch McConnell had "passed" — while McConnell's office went nearly a month without a single statement. That is not a rumor. It is Beshear's own on-the-record account, given in an interview with Katie Couric and reported by Fox News. An 84-year-old sitting United States senator was hospitalized after a June 14 fall, his constituents heard nothing, speculation exploded, Senator Ron Johnson floated doubts about the hospital photo and walked them back within hours — and now the governor of Kentucky says he was told the senator might already be gone. Chuck walks through exactly what Beshear said, who wouldn't be named, and why a month of institutional silence is the real scandal. Also in today's episode: Vice President JD Vance and Usha Vance welcome their fourth child, Alec Neel Vance — the first child born to a sitting vice president's family in more than 150 years (per the Associated Press). Spain beats Argentina 1-0 in extra time to win the 2026 World Cup at MetLife Stadium, and President Trump personally hands over the trophy. Taylor Farms recalls iceberg lettuce shipped to 27 states as the FDA ties a cyclospora outbreak to lettuce served at Taco Bell locations in five states. With socialism about to be sold to you from now until the midterms, Chuck loads your ammo: the OECD, Eurostat, and Freedom House numbers the Danish-model crowd never shows you. Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey posts the biggest live-action opening of the year. And the University at Buffalo funds "queer theory" and "racial capitalism" research grants (per Campus Reform). Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. 00:00 Welcome to 647 00:40 Taco Bell Lettuce Recall 01:57 Vance Baby Makes History 04:51 Spain Wins World Cup 06:06 McConnell Death Rumors 10:00 Danish Model Debate 22:43 Nolan Odyssey Box Office 27:13 UB Queer Theory Grants 30:08 Website Plug and Sign Off #647 #ChuckFrank #McConnell #Beshear #Accountability #Vance

RUBIO WARNS: The Left Fueled 93% of Western Terror

Plus: a White House insider who secretly bet $100,000 on the President's own words, the FCC move that could pull a Hollywood giant's broadcast license, and the billion-dollar exodus draining two blue states, all in today's episode. Marco Rubio stood in front of officials from more than sixty nations this week and said the thing our own media has spent years training you not to believe: the political violence tearing at the West has a direction. Speaking at the State Department's Ministerial on the Resurgence of Political Terrorism, Rubio warned that between 1970 and 1980, by his account, 93% of terrorist attacks in the West came from the far extremist left, that far-left violence in Germany has jumped more than 40% in a single year, and that in Greece it now drives more than 80% of radical attacks (as reported by Gateway Pundit). But the number is not the point. Rubio's warning is that the same "old evil" is stirring again, right now, at home, wearing the language of justice while it works to tear down everything good men have built. Chuck walks through exactly what he said, and why almost no one will repeat it. That is one of six. A longtime White House teleprompter operator has been suspended and is now in settlement talks with federal regulators over allegations he pocketed more than $100,000 on a prediction market by betting on the President's own speech drafts before anyone else heard them (per ABC News). California and New York just posted the ten worst counties in America for taxpayer flight, with Los Angeles County alone losing more than a billion dollars in income as families move out (Fox News, IRS data via Breitbart). The FCC is moving toward a hearing that could put a major network's broadcast licenses on the table. France has voted to legalize assisted dying, a culture-of-death milestone Chuck reads through a biblical lens. And Trump used Thursday night's primetime address to level explosive allegations about the 2020 election and the agencies that ran it. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. 00:00 Welcome and Setup 00:37 Trump Speech Claims 07:30 Rubio on Far Left 13:03 FCC Targets The View 17:14 France Assisted Dying 20:12 Blue State Tax Flight 24:17 Military Testosterone Plan 28:09 Teleprompter Betting Scandal 31:02 Weekend Sign Off #647 #ChuckFrank #NationalSecurity #AmericaFirst #Accountability #TruthStartsNow

AOC'S CENSOR DEMAND: Screen Trump's Speech Before Air

Plus: a declassified CIA weapon that could stop a heart and leave no trace, Netflix branding a Hollywood classic "racist," and the FCC move quietly redrawing who controls your local news — all in today's episode. A sitting member of Congress just told the networks they have an "ethical obligation" not to let you watch the President speak tonight. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wants broadcasters to review the transcript in advance and decide whether America is allowed to hear it live. Chuck asks the question underneath the outrage: if you were confident the speech was full of lies, you'd air it and let it fail. You only reach for the blackout switch when you're afraid of what people will believe once they hear it. So what is actually in Thursday night's address that has this much of Washington reaching for the switch? That is one of six. There is a Cold War assassination device, revealed in the 1975 Church Committee hearings, that fires a frozen dart and leaves a mark the size of a pinprick, and the timing of when Chuck brings it up will make you sit forward. Arkansas just posted numbers its critics said were impossible. Britain is using a fresh tragedy to argue for more control over what you're allowed to post. Netflix quietly told viewers a 1939 classic is something to be ashamed of. And the FCC is moving to change who is even allowed to own the station that reads you the news at night. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. 00:00 Morning Intro and Format 01:13 Trump on Graham Death 03:23 Arkansas School Choice Wins 05:12 CIA Heart Attack Gun 07:32 AOC Wants Speech Censored 10:12 Wray Krebs 2020 Breach 13:12 FCC Restoring Media Balance 19:21 Stochastic Terrorism Explained 25:14 UK Killing Used for Censorship 29:13 EU Sports Broadcast Rules 32:54 Netflix Gone With Wind Backlash 37:17 Closing Thanks and Signoff #647 #ChuckFrank #FreeSpeech #Censorship #AmericaFirst #TruthStartsNow
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