The Michael Letts Show

In this episode: The Trump DOJ launches what it calls the largest denaturalization effort in department history, while the U.S. Army reaches its recruiting goal months ahead of schedule amid a surge in enlistments. We also break down President Trump’s “every last chance” warning to Iran, an impeachment push against an Obama-appointed judge over a ruling on Somali TPS, and a nationwide blackout in...

In this episode: New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill faces scrutiny over allegations she knew voter-roll information was coming before calling President Trump a liar. We also examine the Trump administration and FBI’s partnership with global allies to crack down on scam operations, backlash against a DSA co-chair’s comments about abolishing the Senate, borders, and prisons, and questions surrounding wh...

In this episode: In this episode: An reported incendiary device attack outside a New York City federal building leads to an arrest, while the U.S. completes a ninth straight wave of strikes on Iranian targets. We also cover the backlash over praise for Tim Walz’s clemency decision, activists targeting U.S. military bases and ICE facilities, and DHS deporting more than 100 Haitian immigrants with s...

In this episode: A GOP effort emerges to expunge President Trump’s impeachments, while a new appointment involving Lindsey Graham’s family raises questions about the battle for the Senate majority. We also break down Trump’s renewed legal fight over birthright citizenship, his warning of possible strikes on Iran, and proposals for new fees and restrictions on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz....

In this episode: Chaos erupts in a wealthy coastal enclave as hundreds are arrested during a July Fourth takeover, while Chicago’s violent holiday weekend leaves multiple officers wounded and several people dead. We also break down FIFA’s response to President Trump amid controversy over a U.S. World Cup star, Jim Acosta’s latest attack on Trump, and explosive allegations shaking the Graham Platne...

In this episode: The Supreme Court weighs in on mail-in ballots received after Election Day, the DOJ launches a grand jury probe into funding for leftist groups, and Gavin Newsom faces fresh backlash over California’s latest gas tax hike. Plus, Iran seeks renewed talks as the White House issues a stark warning, and Hakeem Jeffries is confronted over controversial “You’re Next” chants. Bold comment...

In this episode: Ilhan Omar reportedly claims a potentially negative net worth, while the FBI captures a fugitive accused of orchestrating a massive $3.7 billion Medicare fraud scheme. We also examine another deadly weekend in Chicago, where 6 people were killed and 39 wounded in gun violence. Plus, a judge rules that the Trump administration's subpoenas issued in Minnesota were “unlawful,” and tw...

In this episode: The U.S. and Iran reportedly strike a deal to end the war, NYC lawmakers consider making Mamdani’s city-owned grocery stores permanent, and teen takeover incidents spark growing summer safety concerns. Plus, lawmakers sound the alarm as FISA Section 702 expires, and Loudoun County parents push back against transgender policies in public schools. Sharp analysis and the biggest head...

In this episode: Questions grow over whether jurors in the Karmelo Anthony case may be missing key facts, while the Toledo festival shooting manhunt stretches into its third day. Iranians weigh in on a possible Trump-regime deal amid rising tensions overseas, and Nithya Raman edges past Spencer Pratt in a razor-thin race. Plus, Seattle’s mayor faces tough questions over the city’s worsening public...

In this episode, we cover key breaking developments at home and abroad, including the latest update on Iran and rising tensions in Lebanon amid regional instability. We also examine renewed scrutiny of the CIA and Washington “swamp” politics, local political pressure facing LA Mayor Karen Bass ahead of elections, and a string of recent shootings in California and Florida that underscore ongoing pu...

In this episode, we cover the biggest political and legal stories making headlines — from a prosecutor refusing to support a proposed assault weapon ban, to Trump reviving Abraham Accords discussions during Iran talks. We also break down Capitol Police officers suing over payouts tied to alleged government “weaponization,” ongoing U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations, and the growing controversy over tr...

In this episode: We examine a series of major stories shaping America’s political and public safety landscape. A viral teen brawl in Washington, D.C. sparks renewed calls for tougher juvenile crime enforcement and parental accountability. At the same time, a growing billionaire exodus from blue states highlights an accelerating economic divide as red states compete aggressively for jobs and busine...

In this episode: A GOP lawmaker pushes to “expunge” Trump’s impeachments, while Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel should eventually require zero U.S. aid. Gordon Chang warns that Chinese EVs could become “rolling spy machines,” and a Soros-backed prosecutor faces backlash after dismissing a DOJ probe. Plus, the fired former Norfolk housing director lands a new leadership role at Charleston’s housing...

In this episode: A judge apologizes to an alleged would-be Trump assassin and the Secret Service shoots an armed individual near the White House, raising fresh security concerns. Meanwhile, the U.S. Navy escorts ships through the Strait of Hormuz as Iran disputes claims of destroyed vessels. Back home, a disgraced Democrat is cut off amid fraud allegations, Hakeem Jeffries pushes a New York gerrym...

In this episode: Who is Cole Allen? We break down the suspect in the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting and the latest developments in a case shaking D.C. The incident renews focus on Trump’s ballroom proposal and raises new concerns amid a string of attacks targeting Trump and conservatives. Plus, Hakeem Jeffries’ past “maximum warfare” remarks resurface following an assassination attemp...

In this episode: U.S. seizes Iran-bound ship linked to China route, Iran backtracks on Strait of Hormuz as hardliners take control, and Ahmad Vahidi - Iran's new IRGC chief. InvestUsa.org Michael Letts is the Founder, President, and CEO of InVest USA, a national grassroots non-profit organization that is helping hundreds of communities provide thousands of bulletproof vests for their police forces...

In this episode: Analysts warn blockade puts U.S. warships in close quarters with Iran, Somaliland base could become U.S. foothold against Iran, and the House ethics probe into Eric Swalwell amid resignation. InvestUsa.org Michael Letts is the Founder, President, and CEO of InVest USA, a national grassroots non-profit organization that is helping hundreds of communities provide thousands of bullet...

In this episode: We discuss the high-risk U.S. mission to save the downed airman in Iran, China’s potential targeting of the U.S. homeland if the Iran conflict escalates, and Iran executing their own people - including teens - by hanging. Plus, Steve Bannon moves towards dismissal of charges against him, the LA homeless program sees 40% of participants return to the streets, and Trump claims there...

In this episode: Iran internet blackout hiding strike damage, suppressing dissent, Dem Senator walks away when pressed on recess during DHS/TSA crisis, and‘No Kings’ rally calls for ‘May Day’ strike: ‘Shut it Down’. Plus, Democrats could face a wake-up call in the 2026 election, 109 spring breakers arrested in a massive house party raid. InvestUsa.org Michael Letts is the Founder, President, and C...

In this episode: Supreme Court conservatives signal readiness on curbing late-arriving mail ballots, top Transportation Security Administration watchdog backs Trump’s use of ICE at airports as shutdown snarls travel, and Donald Trump demands SAVE America Act be tied to Department Of Homeland Security funding amid airport chaos. Plus, new resistance battling Trump’s second term through lawsuits tar...

The Latest on News, Politics, Culture, and More with American Patriot Michael Letts InvestUsa.org Michael Letts is the Founder, President, and CEO of InVest USA, a national grassroots non-profit organization that is helping hundreds of communities provide thousands of bulletproof vests for their police forces through educational, public relations, sponsorship, and fundraising programs. He also has...

In this episode: Mojtaba Khamenei named Iran's next Supreme Leader, social media is erupting over reports that Mamdani’s wife liked pro-October 7 posts, and Trump warns Australia over Iranian women’s soccer team. Plus, the Coast Guard seizes 11-tons of cocaine, TSA lines stretch for hours following Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding lapse, and Chuck Schumer flip-flops on oil reserves. S...

In this episode: Radical Shiite clerics on American soil preach a prophetic showdown with U.S., Five Virginia Congressmen claim Democrats are rejecting voters to gerrymander their state, and Venezuela's opposition leader Machado says she will return to the country in the coming weeks. Plus, Pete Hegseth lays out a ‘clear’ three-part mission against Iran, while House Oversight demands that the DOJ...

In this episode: Trump’s ‘Total Elimination’ strategy and the fall of ‘El Mencho’, the death toll rises after El Mencho killed in a US-backed operation, and the Chloe Cole Act seeks to block minors from life-altering transgender surgeries. Plus, the consequences of the Democrats’ government shutdown. Straight talk, sharp insight, and the stories driving the national conversation. InvestUsa.org Mic...

In this episode: FBI awaits DNA results for gloves found in Nancy Guthrie’s missing persons case, Obama calls Los Angeles’ homelessness an ‘atrocity,’ criticizes ‘losing’ political strategy, and the Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi makes a new appeal to President Trump to weaken the Ayatollah’s regime. Plus, Trump says U.S. pilots were ‘hit pretty bad in the legs’ during the Maduro capture missio...