The host discusses various topics including the Iranian mothership, drones, gun control, 3D printing, and the concept of 'ghost guns'. The host also talks about the Senate seat in Florida, Lara Trump, and immigration. Additionally, the host discusses the Chinese 'murder ball', aliens, and the Pentagon's denial of an Iranian mothership. The host also touches on the CEO murder case and gun laws, as well as self-defense and the concept of 'Florida man'. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the recent assassination of a healthcare CEO in Manhattan, the subsequent acquittal of Daniel Penny, and the reactions of various individuals and groups. The conversation also touches on gun control, self-defense, and the justice system, as well as the Biden administration's handling of Iran sanctions and the potential for a recession under a Trump administration. [... more]

A New York City Councilwoman calls for the DOJ to investigate the Manhattan DA's office, citing politicization and racial bias in high-profile cases, including those against Donald Trump and Daniel Penny. Meanwhile, Tulsi Gabbard's nomination as Director of National Intelligence is met with opposition from the left, who accuse her of being a Russian asset due to her meeting with Syrian President Assad in 2017. [... more]

A heated discussion about the Jordan Neely subway incident, racial tensions, and self-defense, with a focus on the contrasting views of BLM and the actions of Daniel Penny, who was forced to defend himself against Neely's violent behavior. [... more]

The Daniel Penny trial verdict sparks riots and protests, while Trump's visit to France for the Notre Dame reopening is met with a state visit reception. Meanwhile, the situation in Syria continues to unfold, with the US, Iran, Russia, and China all playing roles in the conflict. [... more]

The fall of the Syrian government has led to a power vacuum in the Middle East, with rebel groups affiliated with al-Qaeda and ISIS vying for control. Meanwhile, in the US, President-elect Trump is facing opposition from Democrats and some Republicans over his cabinet nominees, including Pete Hegseth and Tulsi Gabbard. The Biden administration's pardon of Hunter Biden has also sparked controversy, with some calling it a 'slush fund' for the president's family. In Congress, the new Republican majority is looking to pass legislation to renew the 2017 tax cuts and improve border security. [... more]

The acquittal of Marine Daniel Penny in New York has sparked a broader discussion about the safety of major cities and the role of law enforcement. The case highlights the complexities of the justice system and the need for a fair and impartial approach. Meanwhile, tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate, with Israel, Syria, and Hezbollah at the center of a complex web of alliances and rivalries. The fate of hostages held by Hamas remains uncertain, and the international community is watching with bated breath as the situation unfolds. [... more]

The Daniel Penny case is ongoing, with the jury deadlocked on the charge of manslaughter. Meanwhile, the Canadian government is banning thousands of firearms models and plans to donate some to Ukraine. In the US, there's controversy over Joe Biden's pardon of his son Hunter, with some Democrats expressing anger and disappointment. Additionally, there's discussion about gun control, due process, and the nomination of Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense. [... more]

A Marine Corps veteran is on trial for saving lives on a New York City subway, while a jury is deadlocked on a verdict. Meanwhile, a drone mystery is unfolding in New Jersey, with some speculating it's a military exercise, while others think it's something more sinister. In Congress, lawmakers are discussing budget cuts and spending reductions, while a controversy over dress codes in restaurants is sparking debate in Memphis. Additionally, the St. Jude Marathon is taking place in the city, but runners may have to navigate through a blighted area. [... more]

The Daniel Penny case and its implications for self-defense, the controversy surrounding Pete Hegseth's nomination for Secretary of Defense, and the debate over DEI policies in DOD. Additionally, the discussion touches on the cabinet picks, Texas's regulation of THC, and the government's role in regulating personal freedoms. [... more]

The pardon of Hunter Biden by President Joe Biden has sparked controversy and raised questions about corruption and the rule of law. Meanwhile, the nomination of Cash Patel to lead the FBI has been met with criticism and scrutiny. The Biden administration's handling of the Ukraine conflict and the use of tariffs to undermine the US dollar are also major topics of discussion. [... more]

The Trump administration is making significant changes to border control, with Tom Holman as the new border czar. The cabinet picks are also being scrutinized, particularly RFK Jr.'s appointment to HHS, which raises concerns about abortion and climate change policies. Meanwhile, the government is facing criticism for its wasteful spending, with examples of absurd projects funded by taxpayer dollars. [... more]

The White House is under fire for its handling of a migrant tragedy, with officials accused of implying that Texas officials were responsible for the deaths of three migrants. Meanwhile, the administration is facing criticism for its immigration policies and the ongoing fight over the CR. The House Oversight Committee has revealed that the feds were asking banks to search private transactions for certain terms, including 'Bass Pro' and 'Bible', raising concerns about surveillance and censorship. Congressman Thomas Massey discusses the border crisis and the need for a secure border, while Representative Thomas Massey from Kentucky joins the show to talk about the border bill and the need for a wall. The conversation also touches on the debt limit, government spending, and the economy, with Representative Massey expressing concerns about the impact of government spending on the economy. [... more]

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis challenges Joe Biden, Gavin Newsom's presidential campaign, and the 2024 election. Daniel Penny's case sparks controversy, and Al Sharpton's involvement is questioned. House Democrats vote on gas stoves, Thomas Massie's constitutional concerns, and Adam Schiff's censure. NASA discovers phosphorus on Saturn's moon, and a serial crocodile killer is on the loose in Australia. The congressional baseball game sees Republicans win again, and Target's transgender flag display sparks backlash. The Biden administration's dealings with Burisma and Hunter Biden's involvement are scrutinized, and the grunge aesthetic makes a comeback, with Nordstrom selling $125 flannels. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the Trump indictment, the Presidential Records Act, and the Espionage Act, as well as the situation with China, Taiwan, and Cuba, and the immigration policies of the Biden administration. [... more]

The hosts discuss the manslaughter charge against ex-Marine Daniel Penny for the death of Jordan Neely on the New York subway, and the potential difficulties in proving the case. They also reflect on the COVID-19 pandemic and the Supreme Court's decision regarding Title 42, a policy that allowed Border Patrol to release migrants back across the border. Additionally, they discuss the bar exam and its potential watering down, which could impact the quality of lawyers entering the profession. [... more]

The US is facing a border crisis with a five-year backlog of asylum cases, and the economic cost of a broken immigration system is estimated to be in the millions. The Biden administration's policies are also causing inflation and market turmoil, and the government is considering taxing everything to fund entitlement spending. Meanwhile, the debate over abortion and national conservatism is heating up, with some politicians proposing a constitutional amendment to raise the voting age to 25. The gun control debate is also ongoing, with some politicians pushing for universal background checks and a gun registry. The Daniel Penny case is also making headlines, with some arguing that Penny's use of self-defense was justified, while others claim that he went too far. Additionally, a shark attack in Florida is making waves, and a woman is handing out free donuts to raccoons at a drive-through. The world of Wokery is also in the spotlight, with a beer commercial sparking controversy over feminism and racism. Meanwhile, the US is facing a crisis over China's military expansion and its implications for Taiwan and Japan. [... more]

A decorated Marine is charged with second-degree manslaughter after a subway altercation, while the US grapples with an immigration crisis and a surge in border crossings. Meanwhile, tensions escalate in Ukraine as Russia's invasion continues, and Vladimir Putin's approval ratings plummet. Bill Browder, author of 'Freezing Order,' discusses his experiences with Putin and the ongoing conflict. [... more]