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National Security Expert Meaghan Mobbs on the Battle for America’s Mind

Posted on November 13, 2026 by Tom Novak

Listen to our incredible conversation with listener favorite Meaghan Mobbs, director of the Independent Women’s Center for American Safety and Security. Meaghan breaks down the political fights brewing over Hegseth and the alarming national security implications surrounding Nvidia and Chinese tech espionage.

We also discuss her recent insights on Veterans Day and the critical findings from the Independent Women’s report, Two Truths and a Lie: Veterans Day, as well as their comprehensive report on cognitive warfare, The New Battlefield Is You: The War on America’s Mind.

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