The Neil Haley Show Featuring Dr. Gilda Carle, J. Len Sciuto, Mitchell S. Karnes, and Jason Seal

The Neil Haley Show Featuring Dr. Gilda Carle, J. Len Sciuto, Mitchell S. Karnes, and Jason SealThe hour opened with the Gilda Gram Podcast featuring Dr. Gilda Carle. She referenced her recent appearance on Stacy Washington's SiriusXM show Stacy on the Right, sparked by a headline about a New York judge's son caught secretly filming women during sexual encounters who is now publicly complaining the system ruined his life rather than acknowledging the harm to his victims. She used the case to spotlight a growing entitlement crisis among young Americans and drew a parallel to teens who underwent gender transition surgery only to detransition in their twenties and blame their parents. Citing the tragic case of Redmond O'Neal (son of Ryan O'Neal and Farrah Fawcett), she stressed real parenting requires being friendly toward children rather than friends with them, and that the prefrontal cortex doesn't fully mature until 25 or even 30. Find more at drgilda.com.Bestselling author J. Len Sciuto returned with a sweeping geopolitical update on Operation Epic Fury, the US campaign against Iran. The 80-year-old former military officer and nuclear chemist celebrated that Hadey's Crypt has been a bestseller for 18 weeks. He detailed the two US mission objectives (toppling the regime and removing all weapons material), reporting more than 3,000 targets destroyed with 13 American personnel lost. He walked listeners through the Strait of Hormuz blockade, the types of mines being used, and the strategic importance of Kharg Island, which handles 90 percent of Iran's oil exports. Len explained how China has been buying Iranian oil at $15 per barrel while market prices sit at $104-$120, in exchange for sodium perchlorate (rocket fuel) and missile components, with the troubling possibility that nuclear material is also being shipped in those specialized containers.Len warned about a fourth undamaged Iranian nuclear facility holding roughly 2,200 pounds of heavy water nuclear-grade material, enough to produce 10-11 bombs in 10 days or up to 25 in six weeks. He noted the deployment of amphibious landing ships carrying 5,000 Marines to the region. He shifted to domestic politics, sharing why he transitioned from independent to Republican during the 2020-2024 era, criticizing the government shutdown that has left 130,000 Department of Homeland Security employees (Coast Guard, TSA, Secret Service, FEMA) unpaid while ICE remains funded under different authority. He defended military members receiving steak and lobster meals as a small piece of home, drawing on his 1970 submarine mission against Russia in the Black Sea. Find his books at JLenSciuto.com and on Amazon, with Desperate Countermeasures expected in July.Author Mitchell S. Karnes joined Neil for an update on his expanding podcasting work, where he interviews fellow Christian authors who tackle subjects mainstream Christian publishers shy away from, including the founder of Brave Authors. Mitchell shared a touching connection with Fred Legon, the sound man for the Water Grave series, both bonding over their shared cancer journeys. He's deep into book four of his Abbey series, sitting in the 220-page range of the rough draft and entering the resolution phase. He's also collaborating closely with the actress playing Abbey and the actor playing Sam, with filming set to begin in August. Mitchell celebrated independent bookstores like one in Smyrna, Tennessee that have welcomed him for one-on-one dialogues rather than traditional table-and-chair signings. He encouraged readers to leave Amazon reviews. Visit MitchellSKarnes.com for autographed copies.The hour closed with Jason Seal of No Sleeve Nation in a brief tech-and-sports segment, with Neil marveling at how AI and technology are bringing people closer together while still leaving room for the timeless surprises of March Madness. They opened with a nod to the day's bracket-buster upset of Wisconsin, with Jason admitting he hadn't yet caught...