The FBI launches a criminal investigation into former CIA director John Brennan and former FBI director James Comey over their roles in the Russia hoax and the Steele dossier, a move that could lead to accountability and justice for those who attempted to undermine the Trump presidency. [... more]

Lieutenant Colonel Dan Rooney, founder and CEO of Folds of Honor, shares his mission to help military and first responder families with life-changing scholarships. He discusses his personal journey, the impact of his organization, and the importance of education in changing lives forever. [... more]

Multiple law enforcement agencies are responding to reports of an active shooter in northern Idaho, near the town of Coeur d'Alene. The Kootenai Sheriff's Office says two firefighters were shot and killed, and at least one was in surgery. The situation is still unfolding, with officials saying it's not clear how many suspects may be involved. Meanwhile, President Trump's efforts to broker Middle East peace are gaining momentum, with the Abraham Accords showing promise. In trade news, the US and China have reached a deal, and the US is making progress on trade agreements with other countries. The NCAA's new rules on name, image, and likeness are set to go into effect on July 1st, and college sports are changing as a result. Israel and Iran are engaged in a ceasefire, and the world is watching to see if it will hold. [... more]

Tim Kennedy, a former Army Ranger, sniper, and UFC fighter, shares his experiences in the military, including his deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, and his current role as a National Guard Soldier and founder of Save Our Allies. He also discusses the importance of fatherhood and leadership in today's society. [... more]

Michelle McManaman, CEO of Operation New Uniform, discusses the challenges veterans face transitioning to civilian life and the organization's efforts to provide job training and career development resources to help them succeed in their next chapter. [... more]

Trump is back from the G a day early to focus on Iran crisis Trump dismisses Gabbard's testimony on Iran nukes I don't care what she said Donald Trump not seeking ceasefire but wants 'complete give-up' by Iran Johnny Joey Jones - Johnny Joey FOX News contributor Retired brick mason forklift operator Marine ICE officials told to resume raids on hotels restaurants and farms Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible Relief Factorhttps relieffactor com OR CALL - - -RELIEFTurn the clock back on pain with Relief Factor Get their -week Relief Factor Quick Start [... more]

A ballistic missile attack by Iran on Tel Aviv, Israel, has caused significant damage and loss of life, highlighting the ongoing conflict between the two nations. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party in the US is facing internal strife and criticism, with some members calling for a change in leadership and others defending the current administration. A shooting in Minnesota has also raised concerns about violence and terrorism, with the suspect allegedly targeting lawmakers and abortion providers. [... more]

Anti-ICE protests rage in Los Angeles for the third straight night as rioters clash with law enforcement, blocking traffic and wreaking havoc in the city. President Trump sends in troops to help restore law and order, but Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bash demand the president rescind his deployment of the National Guard. Meanwhile, college campuses across the country face a crisis as they deal with foreign influence and the indoctrination of students. In a separate development, actor Neal McDonough discusses his new film, The Last Rodeo, which promotes American values and patriotism. [... more]

Arthur Lee, founder of LifeVac, shares his story of creating a device to prevent choking deaths, inspired by the loss of his daughter and a child in a hospital. With over 4125 lives saved, LifeVac is on pace to reach 100 million units sold this year, and legislation is being passed to make it mandatory in schools. [... more]

A discussion on the state of the Democratic Party, the impact of artificial intelligence, and the importance of border security, with guests General Gio and Suge Knight, and a focus on the dangers of microplastics and the need for food safety reform. [... more]

The FBI is closing in on suspects in the 2021 pipe bomb case, a forgotten part of the January 6th insurrection. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is filing a federal lawsuit in Ohio on behalf of pro-life activists, and the European Union is trying to remove conservative leaders like Viktor Orban. The ACLJ is also fighting for life and against abortion, and the ECLJ is working to ensure election integrity in Europe. Additionally, Elon Musk's tenure as a special government employee is ending, and Democrats are planning to investigate him over government spending and waste. [... more]

James Comey's recent comments on Kash Patel have sparked a heated debate, with Patel firing back at the former FBI director. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is taking action against anti-Semitism, and Harvard is under fire for its handling of the issue. The ACLJ is working to expose the truth and rebuild trust in institutions. [... more]

President Trump's first 100 days in office have been marked by controversy and criticism, but his supporters argue that he has made significant progress in areas such as border security and energy production. Meanwhile, concerns about identity theft and online security are on the rise, and the Middle East remains a volatile region with ongoing conflicts between Israel and Hamas. [... more]

The UK and US have signed a significant trade deal, reducing tariffs and increasing market access for American exports. This development comes as China is backing down from its rhetoric and may lead to more productive talks in the future. Meanwhile, anti-semitism on college campuses continues to be a pressing issue, with some institutions struggling to address the problem. [... more]

A discussion on the controversy surrounding Tom Tillis, the North Carolina Republican Senator, and his opposition to President Trump's pick for U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, Ed Martin. The conversation also touches on the Epstein files, the Trump administration's handling of the case, and the potential involvement of powerful individuals. Additionally, the topic of Islam and Sharia law is discussed, with a focus on the rise of Islam in the United States and the potential implications for society. The discussion also covers the issue of immigration and border security, including the real ID requirement and the TSA's screening process. The conversation also delves into the topic of crime, particularly in Memphis, Tennessee, where activist judges and Democrats have led to a de facto lawless city. [... more]

Ambassador Mike Huckabee discusses the threat of Iran's nuclear ambitions and the importance of Israel's self-preservation, while Brian Kilmeade reflects on the media's treatment of President Trump and the need for balance and respect in journalism. [... more]

Dana Perino shares her new book, 'I Wish Someone Had Told Me,' offering advice on building a great career and a meaningful life. She discusses her own experiences, including her early days on Capitol Hill and her personal relationship with her husband, Peter. Perino also talks about the importance of networking, giving back, and finding one's natural talents. The conversation also touches on current events, including the situation in El Salvador and the controversy surrounding the name of a local sports team. [... more]

Protesters on college campuses are facing a backlash as President Trump takes action against institutions accused of promoting anti-Semitism and ideological rot. Meanwhile, a new university in Texas is pioneering a different approach to higher education, prioritizing open debate and true academic freedom. [... more]

The Trump administration's focus on Main Street and American manufacturing, with a goal of restoring the American dream, is a shift from the previous emphasis on Wall Street. This new approach aims to bring jobs and investment back to the US, but some economists question its feasibility and potential impact on the economy. [... more]

The Trump administration is making progress in its efforts to negotiate trade deals with various countries, including Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam. The president's tariffs have gotten the world's attention, and offers of new deals are flooding in. Meanwhile, the situation in the Middle East is complex, with Iran and Israel engaging in indirect talks, and the US imposing sanctions on Russia. The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the Trump administration on a case involving the deportation of illegal immigrants. [... more]

Fabricated friction is a theme of the week as media attempts to create a narrative that isn't there, painting themselves as Trump insiders. Meanwhile, the true story is that Trump's team is still tight and on the same page, with no evidence of unhappiness or infighting. Senator Dave McCormick discusses the importance of mentorship in leadership, and Charlie Gasperino weighs in on the strange wealth of some lawmakers and the potential for economic dislocation due to trade tariffs. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the resurgence of conservative media, the growth of Newsmax, and the impact of President Trump's tariffs on the American economy. The show also covers a disturbing story of a pro-life journalist being attacked in New York City and the importance of standing up for life and freedom. Additionally, the show touches on the topic of diversity and inclusion in the airline industry and the potential consequences of hiring unqualified individuals based on their sex or ethnicity. [... more]

The Trump administration is cracking down on anti-Semitism on college campuses, with a focus on groups linked to Hamas. The crackdown includes arrests, deportations, and cutting off funding. Pro-Israel activist Lizzie Sevesky discusses her experience confronting anti-Semitic demonstrations and welcomes the new administration's approach. Meanwhile, the NCAA is facing challenges with the rise of name, image, and likeness compensation, and college sports are becoming increasingly professionalized. [... more]

President Trump's education policies are shifting power back to states, while federal judges are being scrutinized for their decisions. The Biden administration is under fire for alleged censorship and pressure on tech companies to develop AI that discriminates against conservative viewpoints. Meanwhile, the US is facing a trade war with Canada and the EU, with reciprocal tariffs set to take effect on April 2nd. [... more]

A university challenges the status quo by refusing to let ideology dictate the classroom, offering a free education to students who value open debate and academic freedom. Meanwhile, a discussion on empathy and its role in decision-making highlights the importance of balancing compassion with efficiency and responsibility. [... more]

There rsquo s really no other way to say this - but if you can rsquo t cheer a child cancer survivor you haven rsquo t just lost the country you rsquo ve lost your soul A dark and demonic force has taken over the Democrat Party My special guests include Robyn Walensky Josh Jones Fox News Channel's Liz Peek and Rep Marlin Stutzman Read more by nbsp clicking here See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

The concept of presidential power is put to the test as President Trump asserts his authority, raising concerns about a potential constitutional crisis. Meanwhile, the story of William McKinley, the 25th president, is explored, and the reality TV show Survivor celebrates its 25th anniversary. In a fascinating example of environmental adaptation, the elks of the Rocky Mountains have developed a unique way of communicating with each other, using their vocalizations to overcome the challenges of their windy environment. [... more]

The author reflects on their experiences as a black conservative on Fox News, facing racism and persecution from the left. They discuss how the election of President Trump marked a change in the way people are judged, with a focus on content of character rather than skin color or voting preference. [... more]

Steve Miller discusses his devotional book One Day Nearer, Daily Devotions in Anticipation of Jesus' Glorious Return, and how it helps believers grow in their love for Christ by understanding Bible prophecy and its purpose. He explains the premillennial view of the end times, including the rapture, tribulation, and Christ's return, and how it is supported by Scripture. Miller also addresses criticisms of premillennialism, including the charge that it is a recent invention, and provides historical evidence for the teaching of the rapture throughout church history. [... more]

Christmas traditions revolve around family, music, and holiday memories. From driving around looking at Christmas lights to spending Christmas morning with loved ones, people have unique ways of celebrating the holiday season. Christmas movies, songs, and memories are also an integral part of the holiday experience. [... more]

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]

Will Cain's absence from interviews since the election is discussed, with the hosts questioning why he hasn't done any interviews, despite being aware of the first interview being promised to someone else. The conversation also touches on Pete Hegseth's nomination for Secretary of Defense and the hosts' opinions on the matter. [... more]

Tulsi Gabbard's nomination to Director of National Intelligence is met with opposition from the left, with AOC calling her the most dangerous nomination so far. Meanwhile, President Trump's administration is facing confirmation battles, and the ACLJ is working to support their efforts, including a faith and freedom drive to equip them with the resources they need for the battles ahead. [... more]

A surge in early voting is being seen on college campuses, with thousands of students participating in events and expressing enthusiasm for the Trump campaign. Charlie Kirk discusses the impact of Turning Point USA's efforts to get out the vote and the contrast between the energy on campus and the lack of enthusiasm for Democratic candidates. Ryan James Gerdusky analyzes the Kamala Harris and Bret Baier interview, highlighting Harris's failure to address key issues and her reliance on scripted responses. [... more]

Kamala Harris's interview on Fox News has raised questions about her campaign's strategy and her ability to connect with voters. Meanwhile, Israel has made a significant move against Hamas, taking out its leader Yahya Sinwar, and the ACLJ is fighting to protect election integrity in the US, including a lawsuit in Virginia over voter rolls and the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. [... more]

A surge in conservative voting is unfolding across the country, with many young Black men defecting from the Democratic Party and embracing President Donald Trump's agenda. Christians are also rallying behind Trump, citing his commitment to religious liberty and his opposition to the Democratic Party's 'demonic' policies. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party is in a state of panic, with Kamala Harris struggling to connect with Black voters and her campaign advisors advocating for a hawkish foreign policy that could lead to war. [... more]

Kamala Harris's struggling campaign is facing multiple challenges, including plagiarism accusations, a lack of policy proposals, and a failed attempt to appeal to black voters. Meanwhile, the Biden-Harris administration's handling of the economy and hurricane relief efforts is being questioned, and the media is accused of bias and fake news. In other news, a Florida man was arrested for trying to burn down his ex-lover's house with pasta sauce, and a colossal snake measuring over 50 feet long was found in India. [... more]

The Biden administration's response to Hurricane Milton in Florida has raised questions about the allocation of funds, with some arguing that the government should prioritize disaster relief for American citizens over foreign aid. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is defending Israel at the UN and advocating for pro-life policies, including support for crisis pregnancy centers. [... more]

Illegal aliens have been given fliers with detailed instructions on how to cast votes for Kamala Harris The Fox News affiliate in St Louis first reported the story See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Melania Trump breaks her silence in an interview, discussing the assassination attempts on her husband and the toxic atmosphere created by the opposition party and mainstream media. The US Secret Service's failures and the Iranian threat against President Trump are also highlighted, as well as the FBI's use of the security clearance adjudication process to purge conservatives and whistleblowers. [... more]

The left-wing ideology is criticized for its rejection of objective reality and its emphasis on adherence to a particular political identity, leading to a lack of engagement with ideas and a focus on emotional attacks. The concept of truth is seen as secondary to the ideology, and the left is accused of being disconnected from reality. The discussion also touches on the importance of enforcing consequences for those who engage in psychopathic behavior, and the need for election integrity in the face of potential manipulation of vote counts. [... more]

The discussion revolves around immigration, border control, and law enforcement, with a focus on the US-Mexico border, Germany's new border controls, and the EU's response to the migrant crisis. The conversation also touches on the January 6th Capitol riot, the Trump administration's response, and the current state of US politics, including the upcoming elections and debates between Trump and Biden's running mate, Kamala Harris. [... more]

Kamala Harris's debate performance is being heavily prepared, with her rehearsing lines and taking acting classes to perfect her delivery. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is expected to focus on the economy and inflation, highlighting the decline in native-born workers and the rise in foreign-born workers. The debate is expected to be a key moment in the election, with both candidates trying to sway voters on key issues like abortion and socialism. [... more]

A pollster who correctly predicted every election since 1984 says Brian Kilmeade is a loser, sparking a series of jokes at his expense. The conversation then shifts to Donald Trump's potential strategy for raising money in the Hamptons and how he might handle Kamala Harris's growing popularity. [... more]

The 2024 election is heating up as Kamala Harris and Donald Trump face off in a highly contested race. Meanwhile, tensions are rising in the Middle East as Iran and its proxies, Hezbollah and Hamas, continue to threaten Israel. The Supreme Court is also under fire as Joe Biden announces plans to reform the institution, sparking controversy and debate. [... more]

President Joe Biden's performance in a recent press conference has sparked concerns about his mental acuity and ability to win the presidential election. The Democratic Party is struggling to unite behind him, with some lawmakers calling for him to step aside. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is gaining momentum in the Republican Party, and the possibility of him becoming the party's nominee is becoming increasingly likely. The situation is further complicated by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the growing tensions between the U.S. and China. [... more]

The Supreme Court's decision on presidential immunity has sparked controversy, with some arguing it gives the president too much power. Meanwhile, the Biden family's behavior and Hunter Biden's lawsuit against Fox News are under scrutiny. The debate over Joe Biden's fitness for office continues, with some Democrats questioning his ability to lead. The economy and inflation are also major concerns, with the Arab League's decision to declassify Hezbollah as a terrorist organization raising eyebrows. Additionally, China's actions in the Middle East and its threat to execute Taiwanese independence supporters are causing concern. [... more]

The Ten Commandments are being displayed in public school classrooms in Louisiana, sparking controversy over separation of church and state. Meanwhile, concerns are growing about a potential false flag terrorist attack, with some speculating that the Biden regime may be planning to use such an event to steal the election. Additionally, a Stanford think tank that focused on censorship has been shut down, but experts warn that the censorship apparatus may simply be reorganizing and continuing its efforts under a different guise. [... more]

A debate on the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, Disney's wokeness, and the cultural implications of these issues, as well as the intersection of politics, Christianity, and conservatism, are discussed on this episode. [... more]

Joe Biden's performance overseas has raised concerns about his fitness for office, with world leaders questioning his ability to lead. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is expanding his map into counties and communities across the country, while Joe Biden struggles to expand his map. The debate rules have been spelled out for the first time, with Trump agreeing to participate in a debate with Biden. The stakes are high, and the outcome is uncertain. [... more]

Tyrus discusses his past appearance on Fox News, a kiss scene with Susan Lucci, and his experiences in the WWE. He also talks about soap operas, education reform, and the importance of standardized testing. Additionally, he shares his thoughts on low testosterone and its effects on men. [... more]

The Trump trial in New York State court has sparked controversy, with some arguing that the charges are unfair and others seeing it as a necessary step to hold the former president accountable. Meanwhile, President Biden has signed an executive order allowing non-citizens to vote in local elections, which has raised concerns about voter eligibility. The ACLJ is working to defend the rights of Christians in senior living centers, where they are being targeted for their faith. The organization is also facing legal challenges in its efforts to protect Israel and defend against pro-Hamas causes. [... more]

A 23-year-old Florida man was critically wounded in a police shooting after running from a mental health clinic. Meanwhile, a woman was arrested on a flight after refusing to comply with exit row instructions, and a HIV-positive sex worker in Ohio had contact with over 200 people. In other news, a moose killed a man in Alaska who was trying to take photos of its calves, and a group of people in Texas tried to set a world record for the largest number of people with the same name. Additionally, Joe Biden was criticized for his handling of the Hamas hostage situation, and Hunter Biden's gun trial is set to begin on June 3. [... more]

The International Criminal Court's request for Israeli warrants has sparked controversy, with some countries defending the move, while others have expressed discomfort. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of aid distribution in Gaza, where aid is being stolen and sold on the black market. In other news, a Florida man was arrested for stealing a school bus and going on a joyride, while a British man was caught on camera having a romantic time with a Tesla. Additionally, a college in Vermont has awarded an honorary doctorate to a cat, and a luxury pineapple is being sold for $395 in California. [... more]

A Florida man was shot dead after breaking into a stranger's bed with a machete, while another Florida man was caught on camera robbing a Wendy's restaurant. The Catholic Charity in Texas is under scrutiny for assisting undocumented migrants, with some arguing it's not a humanitarian effort but rather a way to bypass the proper entry process. Meanwhile, a study found that low testosterone levels in men are linked to an early death, and Elise Stefanik was criticized for her reaction to a question about her past criticism of President Trump. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the intersection of politics and identity, with topics including abortion, immigration, and the role of identity politics in the 2024 election. The conversation also touches on foreign policy, with a focus on Israel, Iran, and China, as well as the implications of the Biden administration's policies on national security. [... more]

The ACLJ discusses the investigation into evidence tampering in the Jack Smith Mar-a-Lago documents case, and the ongoing conflict in Israel, including the ceasefire talks and anti-Semitic protests on college campuses. [... more]

The NYPD arrests hundreds of anti-Israel protesters at Columbia University, sparking controversy and debate about free speech, anti-Semitism, and the role of universities in addressing these issues. Tulsi Gabbard discusses her new book, For Love of Country, which explores her experiences as a Democrat and her decision to leave the party. Secretary Mike Pompeo weighs in on the situation, criticizing the Biden administration's handling of the protests and the potential resettlement of Palestinian refugees in the US. [... more]

College Protest Trash Babies Kristi Noem writes of killing dog and goat in new book Trump VP contest still goes on Jerry Seinfeld says 'extreme left' politically correct mob has killed comedy Lawyers for Hunter Biden plan to sue Fox News 'imminently' Stephen Yates - YatesComms Senior Fellow America First Policy Institute discusses Mitch McConnell's take the isolationists on Ukraine aidPlease visit our great sponsors Black Rifle Coffeehttps blackriflecoffee com danaUse code DANA to save on your next order Goldcohttps danalikesgold comGet your free Gold Kit from GoldCo today Hillsdale Collegehttps danaforhillsdale comVisit today to hear a Constitution Minute and [... more]

Chants of Death to America rang out recently from Dearborn Michigan but Rep Rashida Tlaib MI- and Governor Gretchen Whitmer remained silent about the anti-American chants Rep Tlaib had a meltdown caught on camera as she refused to talk to Fox News' Hillary Vaughn about the controversy I don't talk to Fox News Should condemning shouts of Death to America be controversial Even the White House put out a statement that condemned the chants The Sekulow team discusses the far Left's refusal to denounce death threats to America an ACLJ letter defending Jewish students' right to observe Passover on college [... more]