🔥CHAOS! Trump ATTACKER convicted + Charlie Kirk INSIDER breaks silence + NYC Telecom Terror foiled!

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Charles Marino Terrorists on the Border and in Our Country

Chuck is a national security expert, writer and author.

Stephen Gardner and Ex Secret Service discuss UN Threat, NYC Telecom national security issue, Charlie Kirk assassination and security failures and Tom Homan accused of taking a $50,000 bribe.

In a whirlwind evening of revelations, President Trump's border czar Tom Homan faces explosive accusations of accepting a $50,000 cash bribe from undercover FBI agents posing as businessmen seeking immigration contracts. The sting, captured on hidden cameras in Texas last September, shows Homan allegedly pocketing the money in a restaurant bag while promising to steer federal deals his way once Trump took office. Democrats on the House and Senate Judiciary Committees are demanding the tapes, calling it a "brazen cover-up" after Trump's DOJ appointees— including FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy AG Todd Blanche—shut down the probe in early 2025, labeling it a "deep state" witch hunt. Homan, overseeing Trump's aggressive deportation push, denies wrongdoing, but the scandal erupts as Congress probes potential felonies like bribery conspiracy. With billions in taxpayer funds flowing to border ops, critics like Sen. Adam Schiff blast it as "supreme corruption," urging impeachment for top officials who allegedly knew and buried the case. Trump's team insists no crimes occurred, but the optics are toxic amid vows for 3 million deportations—Homan's signature goal to "restore order" at the southern border.

Speaking of borders, national security expert Charles A. Marino joins to unpack the jihadist threats infiltrating America, drawing from his bestselling book *Terrorists on the Border and In Our Country*. A former DHS advisor under Obama and U.S. Secret Service vet, Marino warns that Biden's "open border" reversal of Trump's policies has flooded the U.S. with fentanyl, MS-13 gangs, and potential terrorists, straining resources and eroding sovereignty. He details cartel power grabs, human trafficking horrors, and policy fixes like reinstating wall construction and "defund-the-police" reversals to safeguard the homeland. Marino's roadmap: pragmatic, nonpartisan steps to evict threats before they strike, emphasizing how lax vetting invites "the battle for America's heart and soul" right here at home.

But first, justice in the Trump saga: Ryan Routh, the deranged assassin who ambushed Trump at his Florida golf course, was convicted on all counts today—attempted assassination, assaulting a Secret Service agent, and gun crimes. Fox News footage captured the courtroom chaos as Routh, guilty on everything from rifle buys to stalking, lunged with a pen at his neck in a botched suicide bid amid his daughter's screams. Trump hailed it as a "big win for justice," but questions linger: Who funded Routh's $162K wire to his daughter pre-arrest? The swift verdict sends a message—no mercy for threats to the 47th president.

Turning to Charlie Kirk's tragic assassination on September 10 at Utah Valley University, his show's producer drops bombshells in a raw podcast, addressing the security lapses that let sniper Tyler Robinson, 22, fire a fatal shot from a rooftop 200 yards away. Kirk's team "did everything right" post-shot—evacuating 3,000 fans, shielding his family—but why no rooftop watch post-Trump attempts? Marino, as security guru, explains the outdoor nightmare: Limited officers (just six uniforms) couldn't cover all angles, echoing the Butler rally fail. Robinson, a left-indoctrinated dropout in a transgender romance, confessed via Discord banter and a chilling note: "I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk and I’m going to take it." His family tipped off cops after spotting his image; engraved casings mocked Antifa-style. Erika Kirk vows to carry on Turning Point USA's fight, but the FBI's drip-feed of photos/videos fuels conspiracies and erodes trust in Patel's bureau—why withhold footage proving no inside job? Marino slams it: Transparency builds faith; opacity breeds "people going crazy" with theories.

Tying to UNGA chaos, the Secret Service just averted disaster by busting a massive NYC telecom plot—300+ SIM servers and 100,000 cards within 35 miles of the UN, primed to jam 911 calls, cripple towers, and spoof threats from nation-states like China. Marino calls it a "clandestine network" exploiting migrant flows for espionage—perfect storm during world leaders' summit. Director Sean Curran: "Disruption potential cannot be overstated." No direct UN hit, but it could've blacked out comms amid global tensions.