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The Jim Benson Show; conservative talk radio done right, addressing the issues that concern you. With a background of many years as a journalist, host Jim Benson offers his unique perspective on current events and issues that we face as individuals and as a nation. Some Useful Links for Facts, Truth and Alternative Opinion about the 2020 Presidential Election and Current Affairs EpochTimes.com NTD News (ntd.com) RudyGiulianics.com (Rudy’s Common Sense) TrevorLoudon.com One American News Network NewsMax TV Steve Bannon’s War Room (BannonsWarRoom.com) Karaken-Wood.com Breitbart News Bongino Report Rush Limbaugh radio show Mark Levin radio show Banned.Video FrontPageMag.com TheNewAmerican.com EveryLegalVote.com Jay Sekulow Live Gingrich360.com Independent Content Providers on You Tube and Elsewhere on the Internet Open Source News with BCP Beyond The Noise with David Zhang Zooming In with Simone Gao Eye Opener with Michael Lewis (There are two Eye Opener programs with host Michael Lewis. This one is the conservative political personality Michael Lewis) Front Page with Scott GouletCopyright 2026 Jim Benson Política y Gobierno
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  • The Jim Benson Show, March 30, 2026

    The Jim Benson Show, March 30, 2026
    Mar 31 2026
    The Jim Benson Show We're Winning, Not Losing The War With Iran's Mullahs China hacked US voter data, interfered with 2020 election This broadcast of the Jim Benson Show provides an in-depth analysis of the ongoing military campaign against the Iranian regime, the emergence of U.S. space-based defense systems, and new revelations concerning domestic election integrity and intelligence "hoaxes". The Conflict in Iran: Operation Epic Fury and IRGC Fragmentation The Trump administration’s campaign against the Iranian "Mullah regime" remains a point of contention among conservatives, though proponents cite classified intelligence regarding nuclear and hypersonic threats as justification for the war. Reports indicate that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has reached its weakest level in history, with its central command structure effectively dissolved into decentralized, regional units 06:54. While the IRGC continues to launch sporadic strikes, their missile and drone capabilities have reportedly been reduced by approximately 90%, and the Strait of Hormuz remains a critical flashpoint. The "CivCosm": Space Force and the Golden Dome The military strategy, dubbed "Operation Epic Fury," marks the dawn of a "civilizational cosmocracy" (CivCosm), where mastery over space determines terrestrial destiny. The U.S. Space Force and Cyber Command have utilized "non-kinetic effects" to blind Iranian defenses, allowing stealth bombers to operate with near-zero risk. Central to this is the "Golden Dome," a multi-layered missile defense architecture that tracks and neutralizes threats—including hypersonic glide vehicles—within milliseconds of launch. Furthermore, the smuggling of 6,000 Starlink terminals into Iran has shattered the regime’s information monopoly, maintaining connectivity for dissidents despite military-grade jamming. Domestic Intelligence and Election Integrity Recent reports from the Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, allege that the "Russia collusion hoax" was a manufactured narrative directed by the Obama administration to undermine the 2016 election. Investigators claim that intelligence was doctored and that senior officials like John Brennan and James Comey overruled rank-and-file analysts to promote false narratives. Concurrently, new declassified memos suggest that the U.S. Intelligence Community was aware of Chinese breaches into voter registration data as early as February 2020, a fact that was allegedly suppressed for years. The convergence of space-based military dominance and the exposure of past intelligence failures suggests a radical restructuring of both global and domestic power. While the war in Iran continues to fragment the IRGC, the focus is shifting toward a "civilizational" race for the heavens, where technological superiority in orbit dictates the survival of nations on Earth.
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  • The Jim Benson Show, March 15, 2026

    The Jim Benson Show, March 15, 2026
    Mar 16 2026
    The Jim Benson Show Reasons For, Consequences Of US Attacks On Iran; Conflict's Future. Votes cast for 260,000 dead people in Dem-dominated CA. This broadcast of the Jim Benson Show, focuses on the aftermath of the February 28 joint US-Israeli military operation against Iran. The discussion highlights the significant strategic and economic setbacks for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and examines the escalating movement for election reform and government accountability within the United States. The US-Iran Conflict and the Dismantling of Chinese Influence The joint military action launched on February 28, 2026, resulted in the rapid destruction of Iran’s air defense and missile capabilities, alongside the reported death of Supreme Leader Khamenei. While some alternative media figures expressed concerns that this could lead to a "Vietnam-like quagmire," the operation is viewed by others as a decisive blow against a regime that has sponsored global terrorism and targeted US leadership. Beyond the immediate military objectives, the conflict has served to dismantle years of strategic positioning by the CCP in the Middle East. China had invested heavily in Iran—approximately $400 billion under the Belt and Road framework—and relied on the regime for discounted oil to fuel its "de-dollarization" efforts. With the Iranian regime on the brink of collapse, these investments are at risk of becoming bad debt, and China’s cheap energy routes are effectively severed. China’s Strategic Vulnerability and Restrained Response Despite rhetorical condemnation of the US-Israeli actions, China’s substantive response has been notably limited. This restraint is attributed to the overwhelming military superiority of the United States and internal Chinese pressures, including the upcoming "Two Sessions" meetings and a scheduled visit by President Trump from March 31 to April 2, 2026. The US strategy appears to be one of "energy strangulation," aimed at weakening China’s supply chain in preparation for potential future conflicts in the Taiwan Strait. Analysts suggest that the CCP’s inability to protect its allies has exposed it as a "paper tiger," leading many developing nations to reassess the value of aligning with Beijing. Domestic Election Integrity and California Reform Movements In the United States, the focus has shifted toward election reform, with significant developments in California. A grassroots initiative to require voter ID has successfully collected 1.35 million signatures—far exceeding the requirement—with nearly half coming from Democrats and Independents. This movement coincides with Department of Justice lawsuits against California for refusing to share voter rolls, which elsewhere have revealed hundreds of thousands of deceased or ineligible individuals. Proponents of reform argue that securing elections through voter ID, in-person voting, and the elimination of foreign-made hardware is essential to restoring public trust and preventing foreign interference from nations like China and Venezuela. Fiscal Concerns and Taxpayer Scandals in California The broadcast also highlights a $100 million scandal involving the California state government and the activist group CHIRLA. Investigative reports claim that taxpayer funds are being used to subsidize organizations that engage in left-wing advocacy and electioneering. This occurs against a backdrop of massive state budget deficits, which have prompted proposals for new levies, such as a six-cents-per-mile mileage tax on residents. The events of early 2026 mark a critical juncture in both international relations and US domestic policy. The neutralization of the Iranian regime's military threat has simultaneously exposed the fragility of China’s global strategic and economic ambitions. Domestically, the overwhelming public push for election integrity measures suggests a growing demand for transparency and security that transcends traditional partisan lines.
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  • The Jim Benson Show, March 1, 2026

    The Jim Benson Show, March 1, 2026
    Mar 2 2026
    The Jim Benson Show Will Mexico Civil War Violence Spread To the U.S.? Can Democrat/communist election rigging operations be dismantled in time for 2026 Midterm elections? This episode of the Jim Benson Show provides a comprehensive analysis of the escalating conflict between the Mexican state and the CJNG cartel following the death of "El Mencho." It further details President Trump’s 2026 State of the Union address and the aggressive federal "house cleaning" currently reshaping the FBI and election integrity investigations in Georgia. The Fall of El Mencho and the Mexican "Civil War" The landscape of North American security shifted dramatically following a US-backed military strike in Tapalpa, Jalisco, which resulted in the death of Nemesio Cervantes, better known as "El Mencho," the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). The operation, fueled by intelligence from a newly formed joint inter-agency task force, successfully decapitated an organization that commanded an estimated 20,000 fighters and operated in all 50 US states. This event is characterized as the most significant blow to the international drug trade since the fall of Pablo Escobar, signaling a fundamental shift toward bilateral cooperation between the Trump administration and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum to reassert national sovereignty against narco-terrorist networks. Retaliatory Chaos and "Violent Lobbying" In the immediate aftermath of the raid, the CJNG launched a highly coordinated retaliatory campaign described by experts as "violent lobbying." This involved torching vehicles, blocking major highways, and storming the Guadalajara International Airport, which forced major US and Canadian airlines to ground flights. Beyond civilian disruption, the cartel specifically hunted security forces; the operational coordinator, "El Tuli," issued financial bounties for the lives of soldiers who participated in the raid. Although El Tuli was eventually killed by Mexican paratroopers, the violence has left Mexico in a state bordering on civil war, with the US State Department issuing shelter-in-place orders for Americans in the region. The 2026 State of the Union: A Political Masterclass President Trump delivered a historic 1-hour and 48-minute State of the Union address, the longest in history, framing the current era as the "Golden Age of America." The speech focused on celebrating economic triumphs and preparing for the nation's 250th anniversary. Strategically, the address served to isolate the Democratic opposition, particularly during a viral moment where Trump challenged the chamber to prioritize American citizens over illegal aliens—a statement many Democrats refused to applaud. Key policy announcements included a nationwide war on fraud and the appointment of Vice President J.D. Vance to lead a task force targeting billions in misappropriated welfare and social services funds. FBI Purges and the Fulton County Election Raid A massive "house cleaning" is underway at the FBI, led by Director Kash Patel, targeting officials allegedly involved in the "weaponization" of the bureau against the Trump administration. A focal point of this shift is the removal of Paul Brown, the head of the FBI’s Atlanta office, who reportedly obstructed investigations into the 2020 election. Following his removal, federal agents—accompanied by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard—seized 700 boxes of records from the Fulton County Elections Office. Simultaneously, the racketeering case against Trump in Georgia, led by Fani Willis, has been entirely dismissed following revelations of prosecutorial misconduct and "federal overreach". The episode underscores a period of intense transition, characterized by the aggressive dismantling of transnational criminal organizations abroad and the systematic restructuring of federal institutions at home. While the death of El Mencho has triggered a violent crisis in Mexico, the Trump administration views these developments as essential steps in reclaiming national and regional sovereignty.
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