In this episode of America’s Frontlines:

• Colonel Denny and Skip take on a difficult and timely question: Why do some in the West appear to sympathize with Iran’s regime? They unpack the tension between ideology and reality, examining how moral narratives often collide with the harsh truths of a brutal theocracy.
• They also break down a rapidly escalating global landscape – from Iran launching missiles just minutes after a U.S.-backed ceasefire pause, to cartel drone attacks intensifying along the Mexican border. It’s a sobering look at how quickly modern threats are evolving – and what that means for American security and resolve.
• As always, a dose of humor helps keep things grounded and in perspective.
• This episode features an in-depth conversation with Jack Bergman, who shares his insights on leadership, national defense, and the challenges facing the nation.
• We’re also joined by retired Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Roland Ashby, delivering more of his signature “warrant wisdom.”
• And in a special segment, retired Army Brigadier General Chris Petty – best known for our Battle of the Month – steps out from behind the history to share his own story, offering a deeper look into his life, service, and journey.
• Plus, we close with our regular dose of military history – because understanding how we got here is essential to navigating what comes next.