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Chuck Frank

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. 23h ago

    TED BUNDY DID IT: The DNA Answer After 52 Years

    Ted Bundy did it. On Tuesday, 52 years to the day after a hunter found 17-year-old Melissa Ann Smith near Summit Park, Utah, Summit County named her killer. The state crime lab matched DNA from her case to a sample from another Bundy victim, and the county attorney said the evidence establishes Bundy was responsible, per KPCW and the Salt Lake Tribune. Bundy died in the electric chair in 1989. Her family waited half a century for a name. Nothing covered shall not be revealed. Also in today's episode: - Flávio Bolsonaro lands in Miami with his family after losing Brazil's runoff; the State Department grants visas (Reuters, Al Jazeera) - Texas Children's Hospital opens a detransition clinic under its $10 million settlement with Texas (Texas Attorney General, Washington Examiner) - A general forced to retire over the COVID shot is sworn back in at the Pentagon (Department of War, The Epoch Times) - The EPA's own inspector general will audit the East Palestine derailment response (WOSU, Washington Times) - Maricopa County mail ballot returns are running ahead of 2022 (Fox 10 Phoenix) - Foreign buyers line up for a $22 billion 30-year Treasury auction (The Epoch Times) - A playwright coins a new word in The Guardian, and Chuck answers (Gateway Pundit) Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome and Setup 02:05 Cold Case Solved 03:50 Bolsonaro in Miami 05:29 Texas Detransition Clinic 07:07 General Reinstated 09:13 East Palestine Audit 11:24 Arizona Ballot Returns 12:57 Bond Auction Explained 20:19 Wrap Up and Prayer There is a famine of truth in our land. Eight stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. #647 #ChuckFrank #TedBundy #ColdCase #Justice

    TED BUNDY DID IT: The DNA Answer After 52 Years
  2. 1d ago

    THE PAPER STRAW WAS WORSE: Korea's Own Study

    The paper straw was worse. A study commissioned by South Korea's own environment ministry compared four kinds of straws across 16 environmental measures, from the factory to the trash can. Ordinary plastic straws had the smallest impact in 10 of the 16. Paper straws scored about 6.3 times plastic on the study's carcinogenic-impact measure and about twice on acidification, per the Korea Herald and the South China Morning Post. A lawmaker: "The government must acknowledge the failure of its greenwashing policy." Years of soggy straws, and the plastic one was better all along. We're from the government, and we're here to help. Also in today's episode: - China's three-headed dragon: property investment down 20.6 percent, a province telling people to fund their own old age, land revenue falling (The Epoch Times, China's statistics bureau) - Flávio Bolsonaro reportedly leaves Brazil for the U.S. after police cancel his passports (Reuters, Agência Brasil) - More than 170 House Democrats demand the Justice Department drop the Omar investigation; she has not been charged (Breitbart, Gateway Pundit) - Trump rallies in Port Huron, Michigan, and Corinth, Mississippi; the city manager put Port Huron at about 20,000 (Detroit News, WLOX) - Consumer confidence jumps to 91.7, its first rise in four months (Conference Board, Bloomberg) - A Republican poll on Jewish voters, with its own small-sample warning (Breitbart) - A four-year-old with severe autism, an experimental drug, and a father's account of a first hug; the drug is not approved (Washington Times, Daily Wire) Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome and Headlines 01:26 Poo Platter 1 02:17 Poo Platter 2 02:55 Poo Platter 3 04:02 Bolsonaro Ally Flees Brazil 06:07 Democrats Defend Ilhan Omar 07:49 Trump Rally Crowds 09:24 Consumer Confidence Rebound 10:40 Jewish Voter Shift Poll 12:05 Paper Straw Myth Busted 13:31 Autism Drug Hope Story 14:58 Sign Off and Prayer There is a famine of truth in our land. Ten stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. #647 #ChuckFrank #PaperStraws #Greenwashing #IlhanOmar #Hope

    THE PAPER STRAW WAS WORSE: Korea's Own Study
  3. 2d ago

    A CRIME TO BUY A VEST: Judge Strikes New York's Ban

    A crime to buy a vest. Since 2022, it has been a crime in New York for most ordinary citizens to buy or sell body armor. Last Wednesday, U.S. District Judge John Sinatra Jr. in Buffalo struck the ban down in a 47-page ruling, holding that body armor is an "arm" under the Second Amendment and that New York could not show a historical tradition to justify banning it, per the Buffalo News and Spectrum News. He put his order on hold 14 days so the state can appeal. A vest does not shoot anybody. Its only job is keeping a law-abiding person alive. Chuck reads the ruling. Also in today's episode: - Brazil's runoff: a last-minute two-hour voting extension, Lula wins a fourth term with about 51.8 percent, and Flávio Bolsonaro rejects the result (CBS News, NPR) - Another weekend of cost-of-living protests in Italy, with water cannon in Bologna (Euronews, Al Jazeera) - The Media Research Center counts 620 stories featured by Apple News in January; not one came from a right-leaning outlet (Fox News) - The Pentagon's FORTRESS plan wants major bases able to run 90 days with no civilian power, fuel or water (Fox News Digital, Newsweek) - A Berkeley mathematician stops grading homework for right answers because of AI, per the Daily Californian (Breitbart, Newsweek) - A film critic on Klara and the Sun, the new movie about a robot best friend (The Epoch Times, Boston Globe) - Justice Clarence Thomas marks 35 years on the Supreme Court (The Federalist, Fox stations) Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome to 647 01:31 Brazil Election Controversy 06:05 Italy Cost of Living Riots 08:31 Brazil Runoff Fallout 10:42 New York Vest Ban Struck 12:27 News App Bias Exposed 15:13 Pentagon Fortress Microgrids 17:20 Berkeley Stops Grading 19:05 Movie Review AI Friend 20:51 Clarence Thomas Anniversary 23:36 Sign Off and Prayer There is a famine of truth in our land. Nine stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. #647 #ChuckFrank #SecondAmendment #NewYork #ClarenceThomas #Constitution

    A CRIME TO BUY A VEST: Judge Strikes New York's Ban
  4. 3d ago

    SLEDGEHAMMER AT IWO JIMA: A Marine's Head Knocked Off

    A sledgehammer at the Iwo Jima statue. Last Wednesday night, police near Marine Corps Base Quantico found a man hammering the limestone flag-raising memorial; one Marine's head had been knocked off, and police put the damage in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, per Military Times and NBC Washington. A 27-year-old Stafford man is charged with three felonies and held without bond; no motive has been given. Fox News, citing federal sources, reports he came into the country illegally as a child and lost DACA status this year. President Trump called it "a disgrace." That statue is a promise we made to the men who paid for it. Also in today's episode: - Somebody registered Fani Willis to vote in New York, as a Republican living in Trump Tower (WSB-TV, Hoodline) - An 80-ton hanging boulder that held on for over a century falls on the last day of the season; nobody hurt (Boston Globe, Fox Weather) - Pollster Frank Luntz on CNN: why he got 2016 wrong, and why turnout beats the polls (The Blaze, Western Journal) - Texas early voting opens with a first-day midterm record in Harris County as Paxton and Talarico fight for the Senate seat (Fox 26, Texas Tribune) - Ilhan Omar posts a lakeside video set to a Somali song that a Free Beacon translation says is about enemies suffering; no charges (Free Beacon, Breitbart) - A California woman accused of spying for China on the Taiwanese president's son pleads not guilty (CBS News, KTLA) - British Columbia elects its first Conservative government since 1928, and the premier resigns (CTV News) - Church volunteers who stopped gunmen, from Texas to Tennessee to California (Fox News, Gateway Pundit) Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome to 647 02:38 Fani Willis Voter Prank 04:11 Hanging Boulder Falls 05:53 Iwo Jima Statue Attack 08:12 Polls Don't Vote 13:57 Texas Early Voting Surge 17:23 Ilhan Omar Under Scrutiny 19:42 Alleged China Agent Arrest 21:43 BC Conservatives Win Big 25:17 Churchgoers Stop Gunmen 27:06 Closing Prayer and Sendoff There is a famine of truth in our land. Nine stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. #647 #ChuckFrank #IwoJima #Marines #Faith #Accountability

  5. 6d ago

    THE LUCAS ENTERPRISE: Her Daughters and Grandson Too

    The most powerful member of the Virginia Senate surrendered to federal agents Thursday. Senate President Pro Tempore L. Louise Lucas was indicted with six others, two of her daughters and her grandson among them, in what prosecutors call the Lucas Enterprise: more than 100 kilograms of marijuana and about $4.5 million over five years, per the Justice Department and CNBC. The indictment says she used her office to shield the operation and shape the law around the family business. Lucas denies all of it, and she is charged, not convicted. But when the people writing the laws are accused of writing them for the family business, that is exactly what a grand jury is for. Also in today's episode: - 15 charged, six of them medical professionals, in about $2 billion of California health care fraud (CBS Los Angeles, KTLA) - Peter Schweizer on the decade-old questions behind the federal search at Ilhan Omar's home (Breitbart, Fox News) - The leading economic index turns positive over six months, and no recession signal (Conference Board, Breitbart) - SpaceX and Tesla form special committees to study a merger; Musk himself pumps the brakes (The Epoch Times, CBS News) - A podcaster's "pistols firing" line about Vice President Vance draws a backlash (Breitbart, WND) - Vance stops his own Nebraska rally to lead the Lord's Prayer for a stranger (Breitbart, Newsweek) Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome And Headlines 01:21 Virginia Senator Arrested 03:53 California Healthcare Fraud 06:26 Ilhan Omar Search Warrant 08:34 Economic Index Update 10:19 SpaceX Tesla Merger Talk 12:14 Podcast Rhetoric Backlash 14:27 Vance Stops To Pray 16:06 Wrap Up And Prayer There is a famine of truth in our land. Seven stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. #647 #ChuckFrank #LouiseLucas #Virginia #Accountability #Justice

    THE LUCAS ENTERPRISE: Her Daughters and Grandson Too
  6. Oct 22

    $42 MILLION IN FOOD STAMP FRAUD: 40-Plus Charged

    $42 million in food stamp fraud, more than 40 people charged across 13 federal districts. On Wednesday at the FBI office in Cincinnati, Vice President Vance and Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the first nationwide crackdown on SNAP fraud, uncovered in a seven-week surge that began September 1, per the Justice Department and Local 12. One case: an Atlanta rapper charged with a $4.4 million scheme run through more than 350 accounts opened with stolen identities, who bragged online about a private jet. Vance: "We're done looking the other way when it comes to fraud." Tuesday the bounty. Wednesday the arrests. Chuck reads it. Also in today's episode: - An Austin woman sues Torchy's Tacos over a cow's tooth in her order; the taco is called The Democrat (KVUE, Fox 7) - A polling firm admits nearly all its surveys were fabricated, and the New York Times pulls 15 of them from its averages (Fox News, Washington Times) - Cook moves Minnesota's open Senate seat from Likely to Lean Democrat as Michele Tafoya closes on Peggy Flanagan (Washington Post, CNN) - A New Mexico judge orders Meta to pay the state $25 billion over Facebook privacy; Meta will appeal (AP, CBS News) - The world's central banks keep buying gold, led by China and Poland (World Gold Council, Kitco) - Bill Clinton makes his first campaign stop of the cycle at a Hollywood, Florida, church for David Jolly (CBS Miami, Breitbart) - A schoolteacher's 1904 book, Poems Every Child Should Know, still free online, still the cure (The Epoch Times) Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome and Glide Slope 02:37 Taco Tooth Lawsuit 04:29 SNAP Fraud Crackdown 07:31 Fake Polling Scandal 10:09 Minnesota Senate Tightens 14:02 Meta Hit With Verdict 16:38 Central Banks Buy Gold 20:08 Bill Clinton in Florida 24:12 Poems Kids Should Know 26:57 Wrap Up and Prayer There is a famine of truth in our land. Eight stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. #647 #ChuckFrank #Fraud #SNAP #Accountability #Meta

    $42 MILLION IN FOOD STAMP FRAUD: 40-Plus Charged
  7. Oct 21

    UP TO $30,000 A TIP: Trump's New FRAUD Bounty

    Up to $30,000 for a fraud tip. On Tuesday in the Oval Office, President Trump and Vice President Vance launched the Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program: $25 million, run by the Justice Department, paying up to $30,000 when a tip to fraud.gov leads to a conviction or a major enforcement action, per the White House as reported by AP and NBC. Trump says he will settle disputes himself: "It'll be a binding arbitration." Vance: "It is stopping." The White House says the first check, $10,000, goes to independent journalist Nick Shirley. If you know where the fraud is buried, Uncle Sam will pay you to say so. Also in today's episode: - A Republican pollster's warning: Gallup's "most important problem" question now favors Democrats 44 to 33, per Patrick Ruffini - Two new fronts in the Omar probe: the New York Post reports prosecutors have DNA evidence; Omar has not been charged (New York Post, Breitbart) - Trump in Park City, Kansas, points to France and announces $8 billion in fuel relief for farmers (Breitbart, Newsweek) - Trump rallies in Greenville, North Carolina, for Senate candidate Michael Whatley as the White House touts its border numbers (Breitbart, WRAL) - Amy Acton's estranged mother calls her a liar in an Ohio ad; Ramaswamy now says his campaign made it (WOSU, AP) - After two nights of riots in Milan, Meloni's emergency decree makes parents pay for damage their children do (France 24, AP) - Allie Beth Stuckey to Christian parents on homecoming dresses: "Wearing something intentionally provocative is not loving your neighbor" (ChurchLeaders, The Blaze) Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome and Countdown 02:00 Poll Alarm Bell 05:09 Fraud Tip Bounties 07:24 Ilhan Omar New Fronts 10:37 Trump Warns Europe 13:30 Border Scorecard Rally 15:37 Ohio Ad Family Feud 18:42 Milan Riots Crackdown 20:42 Homecoming Modesty Debate 22:44 Wrap Up and Prayer There is a famine of truth in our land. Eight stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. #647 #ChuckFrank #Fraud #Accountability #Meloni #Faith

    UP TO $30,000 A TIP: Trump's New FRAUD Bounty
  8. Oct 20

    28 NON-CITIZENS CHARGED: The California Voting Sweep | 647 Ep. 369

    On Monday, all four U.S. Attorney's offices in California announced Operation Protect the Vote: 28 foreign nationals charged and 11 arrested in a single day, per the Justice Department's own release and the Associated Press. All 28 are green-card holders, not citizens. Most are charged with lying on naturalization paperwork, some with fraudulently registering to vote, felonies carrying up to five years; six in the Sacramento area face a misdemeanor charge of voting as a non-citizen in a federal election. California's Attorney General calls it a drop in the bucket. Every one of them is presumed innocent. Two weeks out, somebody is checking. Chuck reads what the Justice Department filed, as reported by Breitbart News. Also in today's episode: - The BBC called France's riots "mostly peaceful" over footage of burning cars; France's own interior minister said the violence started "right from the beginning" (Breitbart London, Mediaite) - Waymo is on pace to import about 5,100 Chinese-built robotaxi vans this year, as senators push to ban China-made vehicles outright (New York Post, Axios) - Christiane Amanpour is leaving CNN after 43 years, with a parting motto: "Always be truthful, not neutral" (CNN, TheWrap) - Marco Rubio in Athens and in a Breitbart interview: Americans are the "heirs" of Greece and Rome, and the West should stop apologizing for its history (Breitbart, Greek City Times) - A former Kentucky cheerleader is sentenced to 10 years in the death of her newborn son; safe-haven laws exist in every state (Fox 19, CBS) - A South Carolina judge says he intends to dismiss the Methodist conference's lawsuits against about 70 departing churches; an appeal is planned (The Advocate, Christian Post) - Elon Musk says he will give one of his SpaceX shares to every kid in America next year, about $10.5 billion at Friday's price (Axios, CNBC) Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome and Headlines 01:38 Mostly Peaceful Riots 03:47 Noncitizen Voting Charges 07:05 China Built Robotaxis 09:55 Amanpour Exits CNN 12:20 Rubio in Athens 14:23 Cheerleader Sentencing 16:24 Methodists Church Split 18:18 Musk Shares for Kids 20:02 Closing Thanks and Prayer There is a famine of truth in our land. Eight stories. Seven o'clock. The truth starts now. #647 #ChuckFrank #ElectionIntegrity #California #Waymo #Faith

    28 NON-CITIZENS CHARGED: The California Voting Sweep | 647 Ep. 369

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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.