The House is set to vote on the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which aims to release documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's case. President Trump has endorsed the bill, stating that he wants to release all the documents. The move has sparked controversy, with some arguing that it could lead to the release of innocent people's names and compromise national security. The ACLJ is advocating for the preservation of a cause of action that would allow senators to go to court and seek injunctive relief, consent decrees, and discovery in cases where their phone records are seized without notification. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the H-1B visa situation, 50-year mortgages, and their impact on American workers, the economy, and politics. She also talks about socialism, communism, and the differences between Democrats and Republicans. [... more]

A Florida man's bizarre behavior has gone viral after he was kicked out of a Dollar Tree for demanding his candles be triple-bagged. Meanwhile, the IOC has banned transgender women from competing in female Olympic events, sparking debate over the issue. Additionally, a study has found that the number of students identifying as transgender has halved in two years, leading to questions about the decline of the trans movement. Other topics include skin health, identity theft, and alien sightings. [... more]

The Senate reaches an agreement to end the longest government shutdown in American history The New York Times puts out a fluff piece pushing Gov Josh Shapiro has the best chance for Democrats in the future Democrats everywhere are being accused of caving to Republicans White Progressive women got arrested for protesting outside of a Chicago ICE facility Trump gets booed while swearing in service members at Commanders game The International Olympic Committee is looking to BAN trans people from competing in female Olympic events New studies show the RAPID decline of trans identification A CNN contributor is upset she [... more]

North Carolina State Representative Cecil Brockman has resigned from office after being charged with taking indecent liberties with a child and statutory sexual offenses. The move comes as the North Carolina General Assembly considers his expulsion. Meanwhile, the state's DEI policies are under fire, with some lawmakers questioning the use of quotas and hiring targets. In other news, a cash-for-vote scheme has been alleged in the Wilmington City Council elections, with voters receiving text messages offering payment in exchange for voting for certain candidates. The North Carolina State Board of Elections has been referred the allegations for further investigation. [... more]

Republicans continue to have a higher approval rating than Democrats during the government shutdown Zohran Mamdani is now changing his story saying the aunt he cried about wasn't his aunt after all but his father's cousin Dana shares EXCLUSIVE reporting about how Mamdani was pocketing donations for a food distribution program A SNAP recipient goes viral for asking what would you do if I came to your house to go grocery shopping Dana reacts to Tucker Carlson's interview of Nick Fuentes Transgender rabbis for Zohran Mamdani ironically put out an ad supporting the New York City Mayoral Candidate Are you [... more]

The discussion revolves around Jack Smith's decision to testify before Congress, the implications of an open or closed hearing, and the potential consequences of his testimony. The conversation also touches on the White House renovation, including the construction of a new ballroom, and the reactions of politicians and the public to the changes. The importance of accountability and transparency in government is emphasized, as well as the need for a clear understanding of the Constitution and its role in shaping the country's institutions. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses the government shutdown, federal workers being fired, and the reduction in force, while also highlighting the importance of Columbus Day and the conservative movement, including Turning Point USA and Patriot Mobile. [... more]

A federal government shutdown enters its eighth day, with the White House expected to announce a bailout for American farmers impacted by inflation and tariffs. The agricultural industry, North Carolina's number one industry, is struggling due to the trade war, with farmers producing tobacco, sweet potatoes, and soybeans being particularly affected. A bipartisan House committee is set to meet in Raleigh to discuss government efficiency, paralleling federal-level efforts to reform the Department of Government Efficiency. [... more]

The Biden administration admitted to pressuring Google to censor content, but Google has now unbanned accounts and made a strong effort to promote free speech, stating that they were wrong to censor content in the past. This move has sparked debate about the importance of protecting free speech and the role of big tech companies in regulating online content. [... more]

Governor Josh Stein advocates for $13.5 billion in federal funding for Western North Carolina's recovery from Hurricane Helene. The North Carolina State Board of Elections faces a lawsuit over voter rolls and HAVA IDs. The state health plan is involved in a legal battle over transgender payments and gender reaffirming care. [... more]

An ABC reporter describes the text messages between Charlie Kirk's scumbag killer and his trans roommate as very touching in a way that I think many of us didn't expect and then DOUBLED DOWN on his glowing descriptions Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco discovers the inverted liberal mind disease at his son's basketball game when they start counting backwards Josh Hammer from Newsweek joins us to debunk the conspiracy theory peddled by Candace Owens and others that there was a pro-Israel intervention while at a private August retreat hosted by Charlie Kirk Montel Williams on CNN Thunderdome says the suspect in the [... more]

Charlie Kirk's assassin along with Luigi Mangione head to court Tuesday The FBI is investigating social media accounts that seemed to indicate foreknowledge of the Kirk Assassination Dana pushes back on Pam Bondi's recent remarks that hate speech is a thing we need to target because it doesn't exist Comedian Rob Schneider dedicates his show to Charlie Kirk Dana reacts to Greg Gutfeld going SCORCHED EARTH on the both sides arguments of Charlie Kirk on Fox Kash Patel and Cory Booker get into a screaming match at a committee hearing A marxist paramilitary group called 'Armed Queers of Salt Lake [... more]

FBI Director Cash Patel faces a Senate Judiciary Committee, revealing details on the FBI's work under his leadership, including a 35% increase in child victims found and a 250% increase in arrests of a terrorist organization. The discussion also touches on anti-Christian violence, free speech, and religious freedom, highlighting the FBI's shift in priorities and its efforts to combat violent crime and protect the homeland. [... more]

As Labor Day approaches, the National Right to Work Committee's Mark Mix discusses the impact of labor unions on the private sector and government. Meanwhile, controversy surrounds Iowa Senator Joni Ernst's potential retirement and the extension of Kamala Harris's Secret Service protection. Donald Trump's decision to rescind the protection has sparked debate, with some accusing him of being vindictive and others seeing it as a necessary step to bring order to the system. [... more]

A busy week in North Carolina's General Assembly saw lawmakers meeting to discuss various bills, including a mini-budget that allocates funds for education, infrastructure, and Medicaid. Meanwhile, concerns were raised about the slow pace of Hurricane Helene recovery in western North Carolina, with some lawmakers expressing frustration over the lack of progress in rebuilding homes and providing aid to affected residents. [... more]

North Carolina's State Board of Elections faces a lawsuit from the Democrat National Committee over a plan to collect missing voter ID information, while Attorney General Jeff Jackson joins a lawsuit against the federal government to prevent funding cuts for the state's schools. Meanwhile, a study by the American Enterprise Institute found that building light touch density housing does not appear to affect single-family home values in Charlotte and Seattle. [... more]

North Carolina state lawmakers are struggling to pass a new budget, with disagreements over spending priorities and tax cuts. Meanwhile, the Democratic National Committee is focusing on the state in the wake of U.S. Senator Tom Tillis' decision not to run for reelection. The party is eyeing a potential Senate seat, with former Governor Roy Cooper being considered as a candidate. In other news, Governor Josh Stein has vetoed a regulatory reform bill known as the Rains Act, which aimed to impose new checks on unelected regulatory bodies. The bill's supporters are urging the General Assembly to override the veto. Additionally, the state has allocated over $700 million for Hurricane Helene relief, and the DMV has announced that it will now accept walk-ins for all services at 82 of its offices across the state. [... more]

North Carolina's budget negotiations continue to stall, with the House and Senate at odds over tax reductions and spending priorities. Meanwhile, the state treasurer says a recent US Supreme Court decision bolsters the state's position in a legal battle over transgender care. The state health plan's exclusion of transition-related procedures and medications is at the center of the dispute, with the treasurer arguing that it's about managing benefits equally for all plan members while keeping costs reasonable. [... more]

God intentionally weakens Gideon's army to teach him to lean into Him and trust in His power. This is a common theme in the book of Judges, where God sends salvation not through human might but through the weakness of humble obedience. Jesus' life is a prime example of this, as He humbly obeyed in weakness and God brought a resurrection. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the emerging nation of Balochistan, its struggle for independence from Pakistan, and the geopolitical implications of this development. The conversation also touches on the FBI's move out of the J. Edgar Hoover Building, the controversy surrounding Joe Biden's age and decline, and the debate on reparations. Additionally, the topic of gun control and politics in the United States is discussed, as well as the ongoing conflict between India and Pakistan. [... more]

Ed Martin, the former interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, discusses his new role at the Department of Justice, where he will be leading the Weaponization Working Group. Meanwhile, concerns are raised about China's growing influence in the United States, including a recent deal to purchase a major water utility in New Hampshire. Elsewhere, a new book explores the leadership genius of Elon Musk, and the Trump administration's tariff policy is seen as a key factor in the ongoing trade war with China. In other news, a new acting FEMA administrator is making waves with his tough talk, and a nomination for Surgeon General is sparking controversy in the healthcare community. [... more]

The selection of a new Pope and its significance, the impact of a trade deal between the US and the UK, and the ongoing debate in American politics between socialism and conservatism, with a focus on the establishment and its influence on the Democratic Party. [... more]

President Trump is using tariffs to raise revenues and recalibrate the trade imbalance with other countries, while also protecting American sovereignty, security, and manufacturing. Meanwhile, the JFK assassination remains a mystery, with new files released but no substantial new information. The Trump administration's handling of classified military plans has raised concerns, and tax reform is being proposed to address corporate tax liability. In college sports, the issue of amateurism and betting is causing controversy. [... more]

The NFL owners meeting is approaching, and the Pittsburgh Steelers are still waiting for Aaron Rodgers to make a decision on joining the team. Meanwhile, the Giants have signed two veteran quarterbacks, and the Browns are considering taking a quarterback at number two. Women's sports are also in the spotlight, with a discussion on the lack of research into women's bodies and how they hold up playing sports. [... more]

The Philadelphia Eagles' Brandon Graham announced his retirement after a 15-year career, leaving behind a legacy of two Super Bowl championships. Meanwhile, the NCAA Tournament is underway, with the first four games kicking off, and the NFL is preparing for the draft, with teams like the Eagles and 49ers making moves. [... more]

The Todd Sterns show discusses various topics including Elon Musk's efforts to expose government waste, Donald Trump's policies on immigration, and the importance of getting the country's financial house in order. The show also touches on the Doge Committee hearings, Tulsi Gabbard's confirmation, and the controversy surrounding CNN's Anderson Cooper and his obsession with 'big balls'. Additionally, the show features an interview with Rebecca Dinstal, the owner of Dinstal's Fine Candy Company, and discusses the importance of supporting small businesses like hers on Valentine's Day. [... more]

A series of bizarre incidents in Florida, including a man claiming his house was poisoned and a woman accidentally texting a sheriff's department, are highlighted in this podcast. The discussion also touches on the Oscars controversy surrounding a trans actor's nomination and the dangers of taking selfies in public places. Additionally, the podcast critiques the behavior of two House of Representatives members, Nancy Mace and Jasmine Crockett, in a heated exchange. [... more]

The Todd Starn Show discusses the Trump administration's efforts to reform USAID, cut government spending, and address issues related to Title IX and transgender athletes. The show also touches on the Conservative Political Action Committee, CPAC, and the importance of transparency in government. [... more]

The Senate Intelligence Committee is set to vote on Tulsi Gabbard's nomination for Director of National Intelligence, with a positive movement in her favor. Senators Collins and Young have publicly stated their support, and the betting market now shows a 98% chance of confirmation. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is making progress in securing cooperation with Central American countries, and Pam Bondi's confirmation as Attorney General is also moving forward. [... more]

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis joins the show to discuss his plans for a special session to tackle the immigration crisis, while also addressing concerns about the red flag law and the potential for the weaponization of the Department of Justice. Meanwhile, a ceasefire deal is reached in the Israel-Gaza conflict, but questions remain about the terms of the agreement and who should be credited with its success. The show also touches on the recent wildfires in Los Angeles, the controversy surrounding Mayor Karen Bass's absence during the crisis, and the ongoing debate about the role of the media in shaping public opinion. [... more]

The college football playoffs have reached the semifinals, with Ohio State facing Texas and Penn State taking on one of the remaining teams. The NFL playoffs are also heating up, with several teams vying for a spot in the championship game. Meanwhile, the official sleep and wellness partner of the NFL, Sleep Number, is helping players optimize their sleep for the ultimate competitive edge. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the omnibus bill, government spending, and Congressional pay with Congressman Nostra Thomas Massey, who expresses his grievances with Speaker Mike Johnson and announces he will not vote for him in January. They also talk about the importance of following Doge recommendations and using AI to understand reconciliation rules. [... more]

Todd Starns discusses the controversy surrounding Speaker Johnson's handling of the Continuing Resolution, Elon Musk's call for Republicans to be primaried if they vote for the bill, and the House Ethics Committee's decision to release findings on Matt Gaetz. He also talks about education reform and the school board in Memphis, Tennessee, and the need for fiscal conservatives to take a stand against wasteful spending. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the continuing resolution in Congress, with Congressman Eric Burleson calling it a 'total dumpster fire'. The show also touches on the J6 committee hearing, with allegations of witness tampering against Liz Cheney. Additionally, the show covers the rising gold prices due to inflation and national debt, and the changing Christmas traditions. The show also discusses the importance of discipline and corporal punishment, as well as the NCAA's policies on transgender athletes. The show also covers the controversy surrounding Bill Belichick's hiring as the head coach of the University of North Carolina, and the changing landscape of college sports. [... more]

The college football playoff bracket is set, with teams like Oregon, Georgia, and Texas vying for the national championship. Meanwhile, NFL news includes Bill Belichick's potential coaching job at North Carolina and the latest on Juan Soto's massive contract. The conversation also turns to Quinn Ewers and Arch Manning, two young quarterbacks making waves in the college football world. [... more]

The college football playoff expansion has brought new challenges and opportunities for teams to shine. Bill Bender from the Sporting News discusses the strengths and weaknesses of top teams, including Oregon, Georgia, and Texas, and shares his thoughts on the Heisman Trophy contenders. He also weighs in on the potential coaching transition of Bill Belichick to the University of North Carolina. [... more]

Ward Manuel, chair of the College Football Playoff committee and athletic director of the University of Michigan, discusses the committee's selection process, strength of schedule, and potential expansion of the playoff. He also shares his thoughts on NIL and portal policies and their impact on college football. [... more]

Ward Manuel, the athletic director at the University of Michigan and chair of the College Football Playoff committee, discusses the selection process and rankings, including the inclusion of SMU and the exclusion of Alabama. He also touches on the potential expansion of the playoff and the importance of protecting the game of college football. [... more]

The college football playoff committee's decision to not penalize teams for losing conference championship games has sparked debate. Rich Eisen discusses the issue with Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel, who shares his thoughts on the matter and talks about his quarterback Nico Iamaleava and the challenges of coaching in the NIL and Portal era. [... more]