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Distinguished journalist Ben Weinthal joins us today to talk about how Hezbollah plans to invade North Israel got revealed. Plus the mood in the middle east ahead of the holiday season and Trump inauguration. Exclusive: A look at Hezbollah's plan to terrorize and invade northern Israel https://www.foxnews.com/world/exclusive-look-hezbollahs-plan-terrorize-invade-northern-israel Picture of artiller...

Widely respected journalist Ben Weinthal joins us from Jerusalem to discuss the goings on in Lebanon and Israel this week. First an epic barrage of Hezbollah rockets rained down on Isreal, then there was cease fire negotiation and a resolution between the two. It’s what happened next that will shock you. Plus how the U.S. will likely fight back against he International Criminal Court's efforts aga...

Widely respected journalist Ben Weinthal joins us from Jerusalem to discuss the impact of Trump wining the White House on the ongoing wars in the region. Plus a slew of questions get raised after five Israeli's get arrested after allegedly leaking secrets from the Prime Minister's office. That and more. Credits NASA liftoff audio courtesy of NASA launch comentary from NASA via Wikimedia Commons: T...

Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough joins CONSTABLE CONFIDENTIAL to discuss his new book, Master the Market. It's a pleasant surprise that it's more than a book of numbers. Rather it delves into the setbacks, failures, and challenges he faced even before he he had the audacity to set up a new business in the depths of the financial crisis. McCullough's book, Master the Market, is available to download fo...

Veteran small business owner Joan Adams joins us after a multiyear hiatus. We first met while filming in New York where she commented on how entrepreneurs were likely to vote in 2016. She was correct on that. Listen to hear what she says now. Image of Apollo liftoff credit: Florida Memory , Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons NASA launch comentary from NASA via Wikimedia Commons: This file is in...

Former paratrooper and SAS operative joins CONSTABLE CONFIDENTIAL for a second interview. This time we discuss the new hate crime laws in Scotland and the threat they might be to free speech, plus Russia's future after the Ukraine war is over. And we get some special insights into the title of one of Horsfall's books Fighting Scared . Learn more about Horsfall and his books via these links: www.ro...

Entrepreneur and company director Alan Quinn joins us today for an update on Scotland's economic, social, and legal malaise. Notably, we touch on the new hate crime laws in Scotland, which can mean a prison stay of up to seven years in prison. Author JK Rowling has already asked the police to arrest her after she described several transgender women as men. We also discuss the increasingly dire gov...

Ben Weinthal, contributor for The Jerusalem Post, Iran International, and other fine publications, joins to discuss the rise of London as the world capital of Antisemitism, plus the continued calls for Germany to shutter Iran's embassy in Berlin following terror attacks linked to Tehran. Read Ben's story on London and antisemitism here or here: https://www.foxnews.com/world/london-worlds-most-anti...

Lee Cohen, an expert on the British royals and the UK-US relationship, makes his debut on Constable Confidential. We discuss the contrast between how Prince Edward and his wife Sophie behave versus Prince Harry and Megan. Plus, we look deeper at the anti-UK sentiment from the White House. Read more of Cohen's thoughts on the royals here or here: https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/prince-edward-harry-...

Ian Fraser, author of "Shredded: Inside RBS, The Bank That Broke Britain ," joins us for his CONSTABLE CONFIDENTIAL debut. We discuss what Fraser describes as a culture that lost its soul and never got it back, is soon to be sold back to the UK public after being bailed out by the British taxpayer. Fraser explains the bizarre logic behind this news and analyses some recent problems for the bank th...

Distinguished Middle East analyst Ben Weinthal joins us again from Jerusalem, where he writes for Fox News Digital, the Jerusalem Post, and the Middle East Forum. This week, we discuss the record-breaking levels of antisemitism around the world, plus the efforts of the U.S. administration to release frozen money to Iran while at the same time sending the U.S. Navy to build a temporary port on the...

Glasgow-based entrepreneur and businessman Alan Quinn joins us for this episode of CONSTABLE CONFIDENTIAL to discuss the latest efforts by local government to impose more living costs on already cash-strapped people. Notably, this involves ultra-high car parking charges in the Scottish capital, Edinburgh, and Scotland's largest city, Glasgow. We also get Quinn's view on where the Scottish votes wi...

Iranian-born British citizen and political activist Vahid Beheshti joins us from London outside the Foreign Office. He explains the latest on the conflict in the Middle East, notably the two attacks on Pakistan and Iraq, and what that means for the region. We also discuss the urgent need for the United Kingdom to remove all its diplomatic corps from Iran or risk them being taken hostage by Iran's...

  California’s government can’t agree on how much it has overspent: $68 billion, $38 billion, or $100 billion. What’s the difference? It's only money. On top of that, the California Democrats want to introduce a wealth tax. What could possibly go wrong? We have that and more. Joining us from Orange County, California, is Jeff Bliss, a senior correspondent at California Flow Magazine, a regula...

Former paratrooper and SAS soldier Robin Horsfall makes his debut on Constable Confidential. Among other gallantry, he was one of the team that rescued hostages from the Iranian Embassy in London in 1980. For the last two years, Horsfall has chronicled the Russia-Ukraine war and recently published a book on the conflict titled "Slava Ukraine Who Dares Shares." In this show, he puts forward the cas...

Alan Quinn, a long-standing Glasgow-based entrepreneur, weighs in on Scotland's ruling Scottish National Party and the economic policies they are pursuing. Specifically, he targets the lack of private sector experience by leading SNP figures and the idiocy of rent control, plus much more. Photo credit: Gus Pasquarella , Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Photo description: photo, taken during th...

Here's a flashback to 2008, in which John Batchelor and I play Scrooge and Marley to tell the story of mega-conman Bernie Madoff who was charged with fraud in 2008 after running a $65 billion Ponzi scheme. Photo credit: Internet Archive Book Images , No restrictions, via Wikimedia Commons Photo description: From a 1900 illustrated edition of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, with a drawing of...

Middle East Forum contributor and intrepid correspondent Ben Weinthal joins us from Jerusalem to discuss his recent tour of the Hamas-built tunnels in Gaza, plus details of the Iranian-backed Houthi rebel attack on merchant shipping in the Red Sea and the case of a professor suspended at Oberlin College with alleged Iranian ties. Photo description: Royal forces in North Yemen Civil War circa 1965...

This week, Fiona Campbell, CEO of the Association of Scotland's Self-Caterers, joins us to explain how the courts slammed Edinburgh City's local government for introducing unlawful rental rules Stories on legal ruling https://www.lawscot.org.uk/news-and-events/legal-news/edinburgh-s-short-term-lets-policy-still-unlawful/ Photo credit: Jacques Callot  , CC0, via Wikimedia Commons Photo descrip...

Joining us for his CC debut is Jeff Bliss; senior correspondent at California Flow Magazine and a regular contributor on John Batchelor's CBS show Eye on the World. He explains how California has gotten into a financial mess despite once being the jewel in the crown. https://www.npr.org/2023/12/08/1218260520/california-budget-deficit-analysis#:~:text=May%2026%2C%202020.-,On%20Thursday%2C%20Dec.%20...

Iranian-born British activist Vahid Behesti has a tale-and-a-half to tell about how he's been jawboning the British government to ban the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps. He sees the group as a threat to the UK and the West, And he went as far as to go on a hunger strike, had a Ftawah placed on him, and was threatened with having his head cut off by a protestor in London. It's a story you won't...

Ben Weinthal joins us from Jerusalem to discuss the latest news on the ongoing war between Hamas and Israel, plus news of a murder after an extremist attack in Paris. Ben's story on Soros. https://www.foxnews.com/world/israels-un-ambassador-slams-soros-donations-pro-hamas-groups-seeking-destruction-jewish-state.amp Photo description: Israel Defense Forces between 1969 and 1971 עברית:  אימוני...

This week we look back at the legacy of the late investing guru Charlie Munger, who worked alongside the more famous Warren Buffett for much of his career. We're joined by Christopher Pavese, president & chief investment officer at Broyhill Asset Management in Charlotte North Carolina who knows the ins and outs of Wall Street https://www.cnbc.com/2023/12/01/charlie-munger-living-in-the-same-ho...

Fiona Campbell, CEO of the Association of Scotland's Self-Caterers, joins us again with revelations that while the Scottish government cracks down on self-caterers to release more apartments, it emerges that Edinburgh City Council is sitting on almost 1,500 empty blocks solely meant for the needy. That and how the famed Edinburgh Festival fringe is finished as we know it. Photo credit: Thomas Anna...

Five years ago His Imperial Highness Reza Pahlavi sat down with me to discuss what's happening in Iran. I'm republishing it here because what he says is still relevant, possibly more so than in 2018. The situation in Iran has gotten even worse, and its extraterritorial funding of terror is now front and center in the news. Photo caption: Rescue and clean-up crews search for casualties following th...