Full Show 10/21/2026: The waves of civil unrest and high school riots spreading across France offer a stark warning for the US

On today's show, Newell dispels and clarifies some of the myths surrounding breast cancer and explains how Paris's permitting process holds better measures to prevent protest demonstrations from running amok. Then, Newell has on Simon Hankinson, Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, to explain why he believes immigration and failed assimilation policies are fueling instability in France , and what the U.S. can learn from the unrest, Matt Wolfe, Vice President of Communications at GNO Inc., to talk about how America’s next historically Black medical school will be seating its first class in summer 2027 after the Xavier Ochsner College of Medicine earned preliminary accreditation from the LCME, and more, Ted Elliott, CEO of Copado, to talk about what it's been like for their company after moving the office to New Orleans, and breast surgical oncologist Dr. Alfred John Colfry III and radiation oncologist Dr. Ellen Zarkis from LCMC Health to share game-changing breakthroughs in the fight against breast cancer, dive into Louisiana’s latest cancer statistics, discuss who truly needs genetic testing, discuss incredible surgical advances like nipple-sparing mastectomies and natural tissue reconstruction, and more.