Episode 15: In this episode, Lynn Scheid outlines how America’s strength depends on more than just military might. He explains how national security, economic independence, and energy dominance form the foundation of American leadership, and how each has been dangerously weakened by short-sighted policy, foreign dependence, and bureaucratic neglect. From recruiting crises in the military to foreign-controlled supply chains and energy vulnerability, Scheid breaks down the systemic failures that threaten America’s future. He offers a clear plan: rebuild the defense industrial base, restore energy independence, and reassert economic sovereignty. Strength is not a slogan. It’s a strategy for survival.

Episode Fourteen – “Fixing the Media and Ending Political Division”

In this episode, Lynn Scheid draws a direct line between media distortion and national division. He explains how once-trusted news outlets have devolved into partisan mouthpieces and how social media platforms use algorithms and censorship to control narratives rather than inform the public. From biased reporting and shadow banning to the erosion of shared facts, Scheid breaks down how the information landscape is undermining democracy itself. He offers a clear path forward: restore journalistic standards, reform Section 230, and protect free speech without enabling propaganda. This is not just a media critique. It is a call to rebuild national unity.

Episode Thirteen – “The Doctrine of Strength—Rebuilding American Leadership in a Dangerous World”

In this episode, Lynn Scheid confronts the fading credibility of American power and outlines a bold, urgent doctrine to restore it. He explains how the triangle of national strength—military readiness, economic independence, and moral clarity—once made the United States the world’s stabilizing force, and how its erosion has invited global instability. From recruitment crises to aging equipment, from strategic drift to political distraction, Scheid lays out the facts and the fixes. This is not a call for endless war—it’s a call for deterrence through strength, leadership through resolve, and security through self-reliance.