Elizabeth Warren's claims of Native American heritage are disputed, while Mark Wayne Mullen, a member of the Cherokee Nation, is criticized by the left for his skin color. Meanwhile, a jury finds Meta and YouTube negligent in a social media addiction trial, and the government shutdown continues as Republicans block a bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security. [... more]

Will Rogers, a Cherokee from Oklahoma, became a beloved American figure through his humor, writing, and performances. He rose to fame as a cowboy, vaudevillian, and journalist, using his wit to comment on politics and the Great Depression. Rogers' legacy extends to his film and radio career, where he became a guiding voice for the nation. His life and death are a testament to his impact on American culture and history. [... more]

The North Carolina General Assembly is at an impasse over Medicaid rebase funding, with the House passing several measures that the Senate refused to take up. Meanwhile, the Opportunity Scholarship Program is nearing a milestone of 100,000 students enrolled, with broad support for school choice and medical marijuana on the rise. The state's auto parts manufacturing industry is also feeling the effects of tariffs, with imports declining sharply since the tariffs took effect in April and May. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers plan to return to Raleigh next week to consider new congressional maps after President Donald Trump called on the Republican-led legislature to counter redistricting efforts by Democrats in blue states. The move is intended to protect Republican controls in Congress and defend President Trump's agenda. Democrats, however, are not in favor of this, calling it shameless and saying the General Assembly works for North Carolina, not Donald Trump. [... more]

African American outlaw Cherokee Bill terrorized the Indian Territory with his gang, committing brazen robberies and killings. His life of crime was marked by a series of shootouts with lawmen, including a final confrontation that ended in his capture and execution. Despite his notoriety, Cherokee Bill's story remains largely untold, with many considering him the most feared outlaw in the history of the Indian Territory. [... more]

The host discusses various topics, including the different types of claps people give, the controversy surrounding Elizabeth Warren's Cherokee ancestry, and the gun industry, specifically Kel-Tec. The host also criticizes Elon Musk and the left for their views on free speech and the Holocaust, and discusses a report on the rise of overweight and obesity worldwide. Additionally, the host talks about animal behavior, including a mouse giving CPR to its unconscious friend, and the de-extinction of the woolly mouse. [... more]

The story of Cherokee Bill, a notorious outlaw who terrorized the Indian Territory in the late 19th century, is a fascinating tale of crime and lawmen in the Wild West. Born Crawford Goldsby, Cherokee Bill was a member of the Cook Gang, a diverse group of outlaws who robbed banks and stores across the territory. With his exceptional shooting skills and brazen behavior, Cherokee Bill became the most feared outlaw in the Indian Territory, earning a $1,300 bounty on his head. His eventual capture and trial were marked by controversy and violence, ultimately leading to his execution in 1896. The story of Cherokee Bill is a gripping exploration of the complexities of the American West and the men who shaped its history. [... more]

Born in Oklahoma before it was Oklahoma, Will Rogers was a Cherokee who became a beloved American figure, known for his humor, empathy, and ability to make people laugh. He rose to fame as a cowboy, a vaudeville performer, and a writer, using his platform to comment on politics and the human condition. With his wit and charm, he became a guiding voice during the Great Depression, earning him the title of 'the most dangerous man in America.' His legacy lives on through his writings, performances, and the Will Rogers Memorial in Claremore, Oklahoma. [... more]

African American George, a Confederate soldier, joins the 10th U.S. Cavalry Regiment and meets his wife Ellen, where their son Crawford is born. Crawford later becomes Cherokee Bill, a notorious outlaw in the Indian Territory, known for his brazen robberies and gunfights, until his eventual capture and execution. [... more]

Born in Indian Territory, Will Rogers grew up to become a beloved American figure, known for his wit, empathy, and humor. He rose to fame as a cowboy, vaudevillian, and writer, using his platform to comment on politics and the Great Depression. His legacy lives on through his writings, films, and the Will Rogers Memorial in Claremore, Oklahoma. [... more]

Eileen Hall's incredible journey across Europe as she searches for her husband in the middle of World War II. She joins the Women's Army Corps, volunteers for driver training, and leads a convoy through Georgia. Meanwhile, Art T. Burton shares the story of Cherokee Bill, a notorious outlaw in the Indian Territory, who terrorized towns and robbed banks before being captured and executed by Judge Parker. [... more]