Rich and Cowboys fan TJ say why they're fully buying the hype surrounding Dallas heading into the new NFL season In 'Overreaction Tuesday' Rich weighs in on Aaron Donald's possible Rams return what Vikings WR Justin Jefferson is out to prove this season Cowboys backup QB Joe Milton' impressive preseason if a skinny Luka Doncic bodes well for the Lakers' season and Manchester City's Erling Haaland's disappointing new haircut Actor Will Forte joins Rich in-studio to promote his new 'Coyote vs Acme' semi-animated comedy based on the Looney Tunes 'The Roadrunner' cartoon reveals if he born in Oakland severed his [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories he helped fight for America's freedom then shaped the city that would represent it Pierre Charles L'Enfant designed Washington D C with intention circles lines and avenues that all meant something But what began as a grand commission ended in conflict L'Enfant's refusal to give up control led to his removal The plan moved on without him and for years so did history Constituting America's award-winning student historian Wyatt Hensley shares the story of a designer with a vision too strong for his time and how it still lives on in the streets [... more]

Rich reacts to Jaxson Dart complaining that he had to go to the blue tent after the Giants' QB took a hard hit and remained on the ground in New York's preseason game against the Vikings and plays the 'NFL Win-Loss Game' with a Kansas City Chiefs fan ESPN's Todd Archer and Rich discuss how the Cowboys' Von Miller signing will impact Dallas' pass rush reveals why WR George Pickens has been the standout player in Dallas' training camp so far breaks down the team's biggest question marks heading into the new season and explains why Jerry Jones has zero [... more]

A group of Christians share their experiences and insights on soul-winning and evangelism, highlighting the importance of taking the gospel to the streets and being prepared to share the message of Jesus Christ. [... more]

During World War II, a woman named Laura Margolis worked tirelessly to help Jewish refugees trapped in Japanese-occupied Shanghai, facing numerous challenges and obstacles along the way. With her determination and resourcefulness, she was able to create a new kitchen facility and help feed thousands of people, earning her recognition as a hero of the Jewish community. [... more]

Daniel Nimham, a diplomat, warrior, and leader of the Wapinger tribe, fought alongside General Washington's army during the Revolutionary War, leading the Stockbridge Militia in several battles, including the Battle of Kingsbridge, where he was killed in action. [... more]

Abraham Lincoln faced a clear and fully matured threat of assassination in 1861, just days before he assumed the presidency. Alan Pinkerton, a private detective, was tasked with uncovering the plot and ensuring Lincoln's safety. Pinkerton's methods were high-handed and at times unlawful, but he successfully protected Lincoln, who would later be assassinated four years later. The story of the secret plot to assassinate Lincoln before the Civil War is a fascinating tale of intrigue and politics, highlighting the complexities of the time and the bravery of those involved. [... more]

A discussion about Hunter Biden's laptop, Tucker Carlson's interview with him, and the controversy surrounding it, as well as a critique of feminism and the abortion debate, and a discussion about the Seattle City Council's decision to fund sex changes for transgender refugees. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest NFL news, including the Minnesota Vikings naming Kyler Murray their starting quarterback, and the Los Angeles Rams' addition of Trent McDuffie. He also talks to Trent McDuffie about his experience joining the Rams and playing with Miles Garrett and Aaron Donald. Additionally, Rich Eisen addresses the criticism of the Vikings' handling of J.J. McCarthy and the need for the NFL to develop quarterbacks more effectively. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest NFL news, including the Vikings naming Kyler Murray their starting quarterback, Aaron Donald's potential return, and injuries to Patrick Mahomes, Daniel Jones, and George Kittle. The show also touches on the ABS system in baseball and potential rule changes. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Hassan Piker, a Democrat Party spokesperson, and his controversial statements, including calling for American women to be raped. The conversation also touches on cyber attacks, Iran, China, and national security. Additionally, the topic of women's sports and trans women is discussed, as well as women's hormones and menopause. [... more]

The mayor of New York City was booed off stage at a police event in Staten Island, reflecting the growing divide between the city's progressive base and its more conservative outer boroughs. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting to defend the Constitution and protect the rights of Americans, including a recent victory in a lawsuit against the Smithsonian Institution for targeting pro-life students. The organization is also working to preserve religious liberties and expose the deep state, with cases pending in the Supreme Court and the United Nations. [... more]

Tony Gonzalez, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, discusses his career and current NFL players, including Aaron Donald and Patrick Mahomes. Meanwhile, Eli Roth, a horror movie director, talks about his new film, Ice Cream Man, and shares his experiences working with Quentin Tarantino. [... more]

Three white Jewish boys from New York City became the most fascinating phenomenon in the burgeoning rap music scene in the 1980s. The Beastie Boys, barely out of their teens, released License to Ill, which quickly reached number one on the charts and became the first hip-hop album to achieve that exalted status. With their unique blend of punk, funk, and rap, the Beastie Boys reinvented their sound and became the ultimate tastemakers and cool hunters, selling over 50 million records worldwide and cementing their place as one of the greatest rap groups of all time. [... more]

Elvis Presley's triumphant return to Las Vegas in 1969 marked a turning point in the city's entertainment scene, paving the way for a new era of rock and roll performances and residencies that would captivate audiences worldwide. With his groundbreaking show, Elvis brought together a diverse range of musical styles, from rock and roll to gospel and country, and proved that he was still a powerful performer capable of reinventing himself. As the first major star to establish a regular schedule in Las Vegas, Elvis set a new standard for the city's entertainment, drawing a broader audience and helping to transform Vegas into the family-friendly vacation destination it is today. [... more]

The host discusses the threat of radical Islam and Hamas, criticizing the idea of disarming the group and instead advocating for Israel to take action to protect its people. The host also touches on the topic of post-liberalism and its connection to CRT and identity politics, warning of the dangers of these ideologies and their impact on Christianity and the Second Amendment. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the latest news and current events, including the WNBA's decision to allow transgender athletes, the controversy surrounding Clay Travis's plan to create a WNBA team with all-transgender players, and the Denver City Council's proposal to acknowledge slavery in their meetings. He also talks about the importance of teaching all of American history, including the good and the bad, and the dangers of critical race theory. Additionally, he discusses the upcoming elections and the primary races in various states. [... more]

The North Carolina Supreme Court has signaled it will hear oral arguments in a case involving appointments and judicial vacancies in November, with no resolution expected before the 2027 election. Meanwhile, the governor of Asheville is criticizing North Carolina's firearm laws, arguing they have made the community less safe, despite the legislation not being in effect. A private gated community in North Carolina received $300,000 in public funding for emergency services and shelter repairs, sparking questions about transparency and accountability in the earmarks process. Additionally, a new federal school choice tax credit program could benefit nearly 1.7 million North Carolina children, with 93% of the state's K-12 population qualifying for scholarships. [... more]

A former Kansas City underworld enforcer recounts his life of crime and eventual redemption, crediting his Christian faith for transforming him from a hardened convict to a devoted follower of God. [... more]

Jesus' encounter with a man in John chapter 5 highlights His compassion and willingness to heal those in need, as He asks the man if he wants to be made well. [... more]

The mayor of New York City's new tax policy targets individuals with secondary properties worth over $5 million, sparking concerns about doxxing and targeting of wealthy individuals. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is involved in a case at the UN regarding the persecution of Christians in Iran, where the government has shut down the last Presbyterian church and classified Christian satellite broadcasters as hostile organizations. [... more]

The British troops finally left New York City on November 25, 1783, after the Revolutionary War, marking the end of British occupation and the beginning of American independence. General Henry Knox led the Continental Army into the city, and General George Washington rode into the city to take formal possession. The event was celebrated with a feast and toasts, and it marked the beginning of a new era for the United States. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the Save America Act, the Senate Majority Leader's stance on the filibuster, and the Republican Party's struggles with conservative media. He also talks to Monty Fritz, a candidate for the Tennessee gubernatorial election, about his platform of liberty and less government. Additionally, he discusses the wokeness in the Smithsonian museums, the rise of the Democratic Socialists, and the importance of Judeo-Christian cultural foundations. He also touches on the topic of men's fashion, specifically the trend of men wearing shorts to work, and the controversy surrounding a transgender doll designed for children. Furthermore, he talks about the out-of-control mental health problem in the country and the need for a return to Judeo-Christian values. He also discusses the rise of anti-Semitism in the country and the importance of standing with Israel. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various NFL storylines, including Baker Mayfield's contract dispute with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Vita Vea's potential trade, and the Kansas City Chiefs' season preview. Jay Chandrasekhar and Kevin Heffernan from Super Troopers 3 also join the show to talk about their movie and comedy background. [... more]

The Biden tapes reveal a broken brain, and the Democratic Socialists of America are gaining popularity, but their extreme views are causing concern. Meanwhile, Dr. Anthony Fauci's diaries show a different side of the pandemic expert, and Lindsey Graham's legacy is being remembered. The Iran deal is back on the table, and the Trump administration is facing criticism over its handling of the filibuster. Additionally, the importance of self-care and nutrition is highlighted through discussions about myasthenia gravis and the benefits of vital proteins and collagen peptides. [... more]

A discussion about Dr. Fauci's alleged involvement in a deep friendship with CNN's Jake Tapper and his obsession with celebrity status, as well as the ongoing conflict with Iran and the potential risks of AI control. The conversation also touches on the controversy surrounding the Mayor of New York City, Zoran Mamdami, and his alleged ties to socialism and communism. Additionally, the topic of Caitlin Collins and Dylan Mulvaney's controversy with President Trump is discussed. [... more]

The White House correspondence dinner with President Trump was a highlight, with the president making humorous remarks about various topics, including Caitlin Collins and Dylan Mulvaney. Meanwhile, Dr. Anthony Fauci's personal diary has been released, revealing his obsession with his own fame and his attempts to hide information about the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the Democratic Socialists of America's platform has been criticized for its radical policies, and ICE is planning to target more Haitians as their temporary protected status is set to end. [... more]

New York City's economic engine is being threatened by Mayor Eric Adams' socialist policies, including anti-Semitic rhetoric and a focus on taxing the rich. The city's business leaders and residents are speaking out against the mayor's agenda, which they believe is driving away investment and talent. Meanwhile, the city's data center industry is being hindered by a moratorium on new developments, which is causing concern among those who see the potential for innovation and job creation. [... more]

The Jewish community in New York City is under attack, with anti-Semitic rhetoric and violence on the rise. Mayor Eric Adams has been criticized for his handling of the situation, with some accusing him of inciting violence and others calling for his impeachment. The incident has sparked a wider conversation about the dangers of anti-Semitism and the need for greater protection for Jewish communities. [... more]

Bart Winkler shares his thoughts on the state of Wisconsin sports radio, criticizing the industry for catering to casual fans and failing to serve the die-hard enthusiasts. He also discusses his own experiences in the radio business, including his time at WSSP and his current podcast, the Winklerverse. [... more]

God has used ordinary people to do his work, and real prayer can work, but it's not just about praying, it's about having a relationship with the true and living God through his Son, Jesus Christ. A revival begins with a revival, and it's the only hope for a country in emptiness and secularism, but great movements can falter, and we need to be aware of that and guard ourselves against it. [... more]

Jerusalem, once a city of renown known all over the world as a great city, had fallen due to disobedience to God. The book of Nehemiah tells the story of how God works in seasons of spiritual and cultural collapse, and how ordinary believers can respond with faith instead of fear. Ordinary people, like Nehemiah, can help in God's plan, and God can use anyone who is willing to be used. [... more]

The mayor of New York City's efforts to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have sparked controversy, with President Trump stating that it won't happen. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for pro-life values and has taken on cases such as the Smithsonian Museum's targeting of pro-life students. The organization is also working to defend the defenseless and promote pro-life laws. [... more]

The mayor of New York City is considering arresting Prime Minister Netanyahu of Israel, citing the International Criminal Court's warrant for his arrest, while also dealing with an explosive device detonated outside a federal building in Manhattan, highlighting the city's struggles with crime and the mayor's stance on immigration and federal law. [... more]

The Tate brothers face 59 charges from seven accusers of crimes that are alleged to have happened from 2010 to 2017 in the United Kingdom, including for rape, sex trafficking, and child and extreme pornography. The Democratic Socialist Party's ideology is compared to communism, with some arguing it's a good idea while others see it as a path to disaster. Identity theft is a growing concern, with LifeLock offering protection. The presidential election in 2026 and 2028 is discussed, with some arguing the Democratic Party is becoming more anti-Israel. Darlene Graham, the sister of Lindsey Graham, is running for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina. Caitlin Clark breaks a record in the WNBA, but seems unimpressed by the achievement. [... more]

Jesus Christ asks the question, 'Do you want to be made whole?' and offers healing and freedom from addiction, promising a new life and revival through cooperation with the Holy Spirit. [... more]

Men often struggle with finding their priorities and understanding their role in life, but God's guidance can help them persevere through challenges and find their way. Through personal stories and movie clips, men share how God has used these moments to teach them valuable lessons about faith, priorities, and perseverance. [... more]

The story of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, a secret city built during World War II to develop the atomic bomb, and the photographer Ed Westcott who captured its history through thousands of photographs, revealing the lives of the workers and the town's transformation from a rural community to a bustling industrial complex. [... more]

The story of William King Solomon, a vagrant who claimed to have been a boyhood acquaintance of Henry Clay, is a renowned tale of the past in Kentucky. During a cholera epidemic in 1833, Solomon, who was living on the streets and intoxicated, refused to leave Lexington and instead began burying the dead, becoming a hero of the town. His story is a testament to the resilience and determination of the human spirit. [... more]

Tamboli's Pizza and Pasta is a popular restaurant in Memphis Tennessee The other day four young National Guard troops showed up hoping to get a slice or two Instead they were shown the door The staff at Tamboli's ordered the troops to leave Eyewitnesses report that other diners cheered as the young men were publicly shamed and kicked out of the restaurant The owner posted a message on social media explaining that he does not allow National Guard troops to eat his food Tamboli's says they do not support the Memphis Safe Task Force or President Trump's efforts to stop [... more]