Brian Kilmeade Show

Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) joins Brian Kilmeade to discuss the devastating impact of the current U.S. naval blockade on Iran. As the regime reportedly loses $500 million a day and faces internal unrest, Daines explains why this "economic nuclear weapon" is the key to a "Berlin Wall moment" for the Middle East.
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Trump turns up the heat on Iran with a massive naval blockade while security concerns mount at home. Brian Kilmeade sits down with Ben Domenech, Rich Lowry, and Senator Steve Daines to discuss the $400
million daily hit to Iran’s economy and the "idiocy" of the latest attempted assassin.

[00:00:00] Bret Baier

 

[00:18:26] Rich Lowry

 

[00:26:55] Sen. Steve Daines

 

[00:36:50] Ben Domenech

 

[00:55:14] Michael Makovsky

 

[01:13:38] Karl Rove

 

[01:32:02] Daniel Turner
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Salena Zito joins Brian Kilmeade to reveal what she has learned
from her conversations with the President following two harrowing assassination attempts. Drawing parallels between the failure in Butler and the recent White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting, Zito breaks down the President’s insistence on showing strength and the growing frustration within his inner circle regarding security protocols.
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Brian breaks down a high-stakes week in Washington, from the security failures leading to the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting to the looming threat of a direct conflict with Iran. We explore the "humiliating" new peace proposals from Tehran and why the global community is bracing for the next round of warfare.

[00:00:00] Dave Ignatius

 

[00:18:27] Allen West

 

[00:45:32] Pierre Debbas

 

[00:55:14] Chanley Painter

 

[01:13:38] Salena Zito

 

[01:32:01] Judge Roy K. Altman
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Brian Kilmeade breaks down the terrifying security breakdown at the White House Correspondents Dinner where the President, Vice President, and Speaker of the House were all at risk. We hear from those who were standing mere feet from the President when shots were fired and investigate how the security scheme allowed a gunman to infiltrate the
hotel with fire arms and knives.

[00:00:00] Lawrence Jones

 

[00:36:51] Michael Goodwin

 

[00:55:15] Steven Moore

 

[01:13:39] Dennis Ross

 

[01:32:02] Chris Swecker
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