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647: Six “takes” for 7 a.m. There is a famine of Truth in our Land. We are also a people who over-schedule our lives. 647 gives you six takes on our culture at 7 a.m. Monday-Friday. 647 is typically 15 minutes long, and covers six themes that the legacy media will either not report, will bury, or pervert it with bias. When you invest 15 minutes with 647, you receive an honest overview of what is happening up to the minute at 7 a.m. You can have it sent via text or email. Send us your contact info at info@trustandobeywithChuckFrank.com, and we will send it to you at 7 a.m. This is a free service for you, allowing you to stay informed. Thanks.

  1. 4d ago

    57% FAILED READING: Where Is New York's $40,000 Going?

    57% of New York third graders FAILED their state reading tests, per new NY State Education Department data. So where is the $40,000 per student going? New York City spends upwards of $40,000 per student per year (The Gateway Pundit) — the highest school spending in the nation (NY Post) — while fifth-grade reading proficiency plunged 14 points in a single year. Chuck names exactly where he believes the money is going, and who should answer for it. Also in today's episode: Texas Senate candidate James Talarico caught on tape telling an interviewer his church housed an undocumented family who were close to being deported by ICE — "Christianity is just another word for causing trouble," in his own words (Fox News Digital). Netanyahu draws his hardest line yet on the 15-point Gaza plan: "As long as I am prime minister, no Palestinian state will be established" (UPI). And a night of tragedy in New York Harbor, in the shadow of the Statue of Liberty. 00:00 Welcome to 647 00:47 Gaza Plan Rejected 04:18 Liberty Boat Tragedy 06:48 Woke Church Controversy 09:03 NY Reading Crisis 12:44 Peptide Ad Break 19:28 Hijabi Judge Uproar 22:27 Closing Scripture Farewell Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. #647 #ChuckFrank #ReadingCrisis #Education #Talarico #Netanyahu

    57% FAILED READING: Where Is New York's $40,000 Going?

  2. 6d ago

    FAUCI HELD IN CONTEMPT: He Pleaded the Fifth 100+ Times

    A Senate committee voted 8 to 5 on August 6th to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress after he invoked the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times at a hearing on the government's COVID response. The vote fell along party lines. Chairman Rand Paul is not sending it to the Senate floor. He is sending it somewhere else entirely, and Chuck explains what that means. Also in today's episode: the Inspector General of the Department of Labor tells Breitbart News that the H-1B visa program is "not just fraud" but "a criminal enterprise that stretches far beyond the borders of America," and the number of foreign workers now holding those jobs is larger than most Americans have been told. The Justice Department issues a formal finding against one of the most elite law schools in the country. President Trump signs two new executive orders after the Supreme Court blocked his last attempt. The RNC chairman publishes a blistering assessment of the Democrats' 2026 midterm slate. A Staten Island artist collapses at a pro-police event and says from his hospital bed that he died for two minutes. And Mitch McConnell leaves rehab 53 days after his fall without one public appearance, while his own governor's office says he left the American people in the dark. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. 00:00 Welcome to 647 00:44 Fauci Contempt Vote 03:10 H-1B Visa Fraud Probe 12:15 Democrats Midterm Freakshow 19:17 Duke Law Admissions Bias 24:10 Trump Targets Birth Tourism 28:15 Scott LoBaido Collapse 30:49 McConnell Rehab Update 36:01 Closing Blessing and Signoff #647 #ChuckFrank #Fauci #RandPaul #Accountability #AmericanTruth

    FAUCI HELD IN CONTEMPT: He Pleaded the Fifth 100+ Times

  3. Aug 6

    FAUCI PLEADS THE FIFTH 111 TIMES: The Subpoena Lands

    Anthony Fauci pleaded the Fifth 111 times before the Senate, and now Florida has issued a formal state subpoena over alleged self-dealing during the pandemic — that's the reporting from Breitbart, citing Attorney General James Uthmeier. What is in the diary he kept? Who signed the $900,000 check? We start there. Also in today's episode: two Republican senators are reportedly sitting on the John Brennan transcripts the DOJ has been asking for since winter. Michigan Democrats are openly saying they'll cross over to Mike Rogers. The DOJ reaches a third hospital deal over treatments for minors. A Senate panel now holds a forensic copy of Fauci's phone. And the CDC gets confirmed new leadership. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. 00:00 Welcome to 647 01:13 New CDC Leadership 04:21 Trans Teacher Controversy 09:36 Aborted Fetal Research 13:57 Brennan Transcript Block 18:50 DOJ Hospital Crackdown 23:41 Michigan Dems Defect 28:05 Florida Subpoenas Fauci 33:03 Fauci Phone Forensics 35:22 Sign Off and Blessing #647 #ChuckFrank #Fauci #Accountability #Corruption

    FAUCI PLEADS THE FIFTH 111 TIMES: The Subpoena Lands

  4. Aug 5

    ARMED Man Caught Near Trump's Golf Club: The Notebooks

    An ARMED man was arrested at Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes days before President Trump's visit, and what deputies found afterward is the story. Per the L.A. County Sheriff's Department (via Fox News and ABC News): the suspect was seen photographing and monitoring security-planning activities. Deputies recovered hollow-point ammunition, a loaded pistol, body armor, high-capacity magazines, an illegally modified rifle, two radio-signal devices, and multiple notebooks the Sheriff's Department would only describe as containing "concerning statements." He has been charged. What was in those notebooks? Authorities aren't saying yet. Also in today's episode: an armed citizen who returned fire at the Twin Falls, Idaho In-N-Out and says the gunman's bravado "immediately crumbled." A divided DC Circuit orders the EPA to keep roughly $20 billion in Biden-era climate grants flowing. Jeanine Pirro carries a white box into the West Wing after Trump publicly rips her over the Reflecting Pool case. New Texas Senate polls collide over Paxton vs. Talarico. And the 11th Circuit hands Florida a win on its child-protection law. Six stories. One quick news fix. The truth starts now. 00:00 Welcome to 647 00:50 Armed Suspect Near Trump 05:35 Court Blocks EPA Clawback 13:45 Pirro vs Reflecting Pool 20:02 In N Out Hero Speaks 24:50 Texas Senate Poll Watch 29:23 Florida Drag Show Ban Upheld 36:48 Closing Blessing and Sign Off #647 #ChuckFrank #Trump #SecondAmendment #EPA #AmericaFirst

    ARMED Man Caught Near Trump's Golf Club: The Notebooks

  5. Aug 4

    $360M RECORD SHATTERED: New York Targets Catholic Nuns

    Spider-Man: Brand New Day just posted a $360 MILLION opening — the biggest weekend in box office history, past even Avengers: Endgame — burying years of Hollywood excuses about COVID and streaming (per John Nolte at Breitbart). And in New York, a federal court just stepped between the state and four orders of Catholic nuns, one day before an assisted-suicide mandate takes effect. Also in today's episode: the Todd Blanche attorney general vote hits the Senate Judiciary Committee this morning after a $1.8 billion fund was rescinded. A South Carolina Senate candidate breaks with her own party's caution and backs killing the filibuster to pass the SAVE Act. A Florida Democrat says he would apologize "to the world" on election night. And President Trump stands up a new Military Spouse Commission led by Jennifer Hegseth. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. 0:00 Welcome to 647 0:49 Blanche Nomination Drama 4:50 Graham Backs SAVE Act 10:03 Florida Culture Wars Apology 18:00 Military Spouse Commission 21:23 Nuns Fight Suicide Law 27:11 Spider-Man Box Office Shock 32:04 Closing Thanks and Blessing #647 #ChuckFrank #SpiderMan #Hollywood #ReligiousLiberty #FaithAndFreedom

    $360M RECORD SHATTERED: New York Targets Catholic Nuns

  6. Aug 3

    66,000 FELONS BEFORE MIDTERMS: Spanberger's Voter Move

    Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger restored voting rights to more than 66,000 Virginians with past felony convictions, months before the midterms, according to Breitbart and her own office's press release. Her Republican predecessor restored fewer than 10,000, reviewing each case one by one. So why the rush to 66,000 now? We connect the headline to the moment. Also in today's episode: FCC Chairman Brendan Carr puts Disney's The View on notice over federal equal-time rules while it claims to be a "news" program. Washington State burns under a wildfire state of emergency. A four-day school week is spreading fast, and the reading scores that came with it will surprise you. Trump dangles the weaponization fund over a stalled confirmation. And a Maine Senate race no one saw coming. Six stories. Seven o'clock. There is a famine of truth in our land. The truth starts now. 0:00 Cold Open 0:53 Washington Wildfire Emergency 4:23 Four-Day School Week Trend 11:43 Trump and the Weaponization Fund 14:52 Maine Candidate Cousin Scandal 18:53 Virginia Restores Felon Voting Rights 23:38 FCC Targets The View's Bias 28:32 Subscribe + Final Blessing #647 #ChuckFrank #Spanberger #VotingRights #ElectionIntegrity #FCC

    66,000 FELONS BEFORE MIDTERMS: Spanberger's Voter Move

  7. Jul 31

    FAUCI TOOK THE FIFTH 111 TIMES: Moreno on the Diaries

    Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Wednesday, refusing to answer a single question about the COVID years. Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio was in that room. Then Moreno got to the diaries. Also in today's episode: the Smithsonian secretary who called DEI integral to excellence in museum practice drew $4.4 million in salary and added benefits from 2020 to 2024, according to a Fox News Digital review of the institution's 990 filings, while federal taxpayers still fund roughly 60 percent of its budget. Spain's socialist government finally deploys the army to Ceuta after police sources put the crossing at a number officials will not confirm. President Trump launches the Freedom Haulers initiative to put veterans in the driver's seat. A US-Saudi consortium plans a $5 billion refinery engineered to never touch the Strait of Hormuz. And Arizona's governor will skip the debate stage for a second straight cycle. Then Chuck closes with a personal postlude. It is about how his own life began, and it is under two minutes. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Welcome to 647 01:30 Smithsonian DEI Pay 04:39 Spain Migrant Surge 08:37 Freedom Haulers Veterans Initiative 12:09 Refinery Bypassing Hormuz 15:54 Fauci Lab Rats Claim 19:22 Hobbs Skips Debate 22:44 PreBorn Abortion Pill Story (sponsored) 28:03 Personal Postlude and Prayer #647 #ChuckFrank #Fauci #COVIDAccountability #DEI #AmericaFirst

    FAUCI TOOK THE FIFTH 111 TIMES: Moreno on the Diaries

  8. Jul 30

    FAUCI PLEADS THE FIFTH 111 TIMES: The Pardon Problem

    Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times before Senator Rand Paul's committee on Wednesday, and the pardon he is holding is exactly what makes that answer impossible to explain. Breitbart's John Nolte lays out the trap. The pardon Joe Biden signed covers offenses going back to January 2014. You can only plead the Fifth when you are in legal jeopardy. So for every year that pardon covers, there was no jeopardy to hide behind. Which leaves one question that nobody on that committee got an answer to, and it is the question we walk through tonight. Also in today's episode: a Christian father of eleven, raided at gunpoint before sunrise by the Biden DOJ for a pro-life sit-in, just collected a seven-figure settlement from the Trump DOJ, and the number behind who the FACE Act has actually been used against will stop you cold. Federal agents arrested 905 suspected human traffickers and rescued 180 victims during the World Cup, thirty of them children, and one of those operations had been running in plain sight for over twenty years. Trump announces a $22 billion overhaul of Dulles. The Todd Blanche attorney general vote gets yanked hours before the markup, and it is not the Democrats who stopped it. And Marjorie Taylor Greene gets married in Las Vegas. Six stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. 00:00 Welcome to 647 00:51 Fauci Pleads the Fifth 08:20 Dulles Airport Overhaul 11:26 DOJ Settles Pro Life Raid 20:13 World Cup Trafficking Busts 23:43 Todd Blanche Nomination Stalled 26:19 MTG Vegas Wedding 29:41 Subscribe and Sign Off Subscribe and get the free newsletter at 647withChuckFrank.com #647 #ChuckFrank #Fauci #RandPaul #Accountability

    FAUCI PLEADS THE FIFTH 111 TIMES: The Pardon Problem
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647: Six “takes” for 7 a.m. There is a famine of Truth in our Land. We are also a people who over-schedule our lives. 647 gives you six takes on our culture at 7 a.m. Monday-Friday. 647 is typically 15 minutes long, and covers six themes that the legacy media will either not report, will bury, or pervert it with bias. When you invest 15 minutes with 647, you receive an honest overview of what is happening up to the minute at 7 a.m. You can have it sent via text or email. Send us your contact info at info@trustandobeywithChuckFrank.com, and we will send it to you at 7 a.m. This is a free service for you, allowing you to stay informed. Thanks.

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  • Creator
    Chuck Frank
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    210
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Chuck Frank 2026
  • Show Website
    647withchuckfrank