A Florida man steals 28 cans of baby formula while wearing a flowery dress, and another man uses a barbecue fork in a fatal stabbing. Meanwhile, Congressman Jeff Van Drew suggests that the mysterious drones seen in New Jersey could be of Iranian origin and should be shot down. The hosts also discuss security, self-defense, and women's rights, including a heated debate about a man trying to sell women's skincare products. [... 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]

A discussion on the recent Florida Man news, Taylor Lorenz's reaction to the healthcare CEO's murder, and the Gaza conflict, with the host expressing outrage and frustration at the left's response to these events. [... 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 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]

A Florida man shoots down a drone flying over his property, sparking a debate about property rights and the limits of drone usage. Meanwhile, a mysterious assassination attempt in Manhattan has investigators baffled, with some speculating that the hitman may have been motivated by a denied insurance claim. [... 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 discussion on the proposed ban of THC in Texas, with host Dana Lashes questioning the government's motives and the regulation of marijuana, highlighting the use of cannabis for veterans with PTSD and the hypocrisy of the government's stance on the issue. [... 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]

A Florida man was arrested for attempting to buy crack on Craigslist, while another individual was charged with felony animal cruelty for shooting a dog. In a separate incident, a man was fined for refusing to celebrate Pride Month in a small Canadian town, and a luxury cannabis company launched by Jay Z struggled to sell its products due to high prices and complex regulations. [... more]

The host discusses the latest cabinet picks, including Pete Hegseth and Ron DeSantis, and their potential impact on the Trump administration. The conversation also touches on the Supreme Court's arguments over trans issues, the Tennessee law banning sex reassignment surgeries for minors, and the Biden administration's stance on gender-affirming care. [... more]

A Florida man stabbed his ex-wife's new husband on Thanksgiving morning, and a Central Florida man lied about his identity to avoid arrest. The hosts discuss their own experiences with COVID-19, including one host who tested positive despite having natural immunity. They also touch on the discovery of a new species of ancient humans and a controversial new Jaguar car design that resembles a Mary Kay car. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the recent pardon of Hunter Biden, the Biden administration's handling of Ukraine and African nations, and the need for accountability and due process in the face of tax evasion and other crimes. [... more]

A 54-year-old man in Florida is arrested after trying to pass off his brother's backpack as his own, containing illegal substances. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden pardons his son Hunter, sparking controversy and questions about the Justice Department's handling of the case. The discussion highlights the stark contrast between how Democrats and Republicans handled the situation, with many calling it a clear case of corruption. [... 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 discussion revolves around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with a focus on the recent actions of Israel and Hezbollah. The conversation also touches on the topic of Gen X and their perceived influence on the recent election. Additionally, the topic of Sanctuary Cities and gun control is discussed, as well as the North Carolina election and the deep state. The conversation also delves into the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including border control, socialism, Christianity, free speech, censorship, art, money laundering, politics, Florida man, cyberbullying, transgender athletes, vaccines, lockdowns, government overreach, and the Secret Service's actions in Massachusetts. [... more]

Florida Man stories highlight the absurdity of human behavior, while Kamala Harris's campaign is accused of hypocrisy and corruption. Joe Rogan's podcast features a venture capitalist discussing the Biden administration's plans for government control, and Elon Musk's involvement in government oversight raises questions about corruption and bureaucratic overspending. [... more]

A ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah is being hailed as a major breakthrough, but some argue it's not a template for future peace deals. Meanwhile, Trump's tariffs are causing controversy, and the NIH is facing criticism over its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. A new study suggests that lockdowns were a catastrophic mistake, and a former NPR CEO says that facts are a hindrance to progress. [... more]

Failed socialists established the Plymouth colony in 1620, but their attempt at communism led to resentment, laziness, and starvation. They introduced private property and the right to keep the fruit of one's labor, resulting in a bounty of food, industry, and dignity. This story highlights the importance of individualism and the animating spirit of liberty. [... more]

Trump announces tariffs on Mexico Canada and China as part of his first-day Executive Orders Dana is still not over the gaslighting from the Left that Thanksgiving is cheaper this year A ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah is expected to halt the war in Lebanon within hours Dana shares the story of how socialism's failure led to the first Thanksgiving International Order of T Roosevelt Director Luke Hilgemann joins us to discuss Conservatives scoring a HUGE victory with a Florida constitutional amendment protecting hunting and fishing which registered THOUSANDS of young voters Major companies including Walmart Ford and John Deere [... more]

A discussion about various news stories, including a Florida woman who stole from a Target store and bragged about it on TikTok, a man who survived a 30-foot fall and over 100 bee stings, and a dad who is fighting to protect his 12-year-old son from being chemically castrated and undergoing experimental surgery as part of a transgender transition. The hosts also discuss the high cost of a Thanksgiving dinner and the controversy surrounding Frank Luntz's claims about the average cost of a Thanksgiving meal. Additionally, they touch on the topic of JK Rowling and her stance on women's rights and the cancel culture surrounding her. [... more]

The host discusses the Trump cabinet, specifically the Surgeon General nomination of Dr. Jeanette Neshawat, and her controversial past statements on COVID-19 and vaccination. The host also criticizes the PRO Act and the Labor secretary pick, Lori Chavez-Drammer, for being anti-worker and anti-gig economy. Additionally, the host debates the best way to prepare cranberry sauce for Thanksgiving dinner and mocks Frank Luntz's estimate of the average cost of a Thanksgiving meal. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for impersonating Elon Musk and scamming a woman out of $250,000. Meanwhile, a bee attack left a man stung over 120 times and hospitalized. A former city council member was accused of hiding cameras in an air vent to watch a woman shower, and a man with a suspended license stole an SUV to talk to Donald Trump. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concerns of the AG pick, Pam Bondi, and her stance on red flag laws and due process. The host, Dana Lash, expresses her worries about the potential impact on gun rights and the importance of due process. Ken Paxton, the Attorney General of Texas, joins the show to discuss the issue and his thoughts on the matter. Additionally, the conversation touches on the FCC, media bias, and tech censorship, with Brendan Carr, the new chairman of the FCC, joining the show to discuss his priorities and plans for the future. [... more]

The Todd Sterns radio program discusses various topics, including the nomination of Pam Bondi as Attorney General, the controversy surrounding Matt Gates, and the debate over teaching the Bible and prayer in public schools. The program also touches on other issues, such as the upcoming election, the role of the Senate, and the importance of conservative values. [... more]

A Florida man's alleged plot to bomb the New York Stock Exchange and a series of bizarre stories involving Florida residents, including a man who found a $40,000 engagement ring and returned it, and a cryptocurrency investor who spent $6.24 million on a banana duct-taped to a wall, have left many scratching their heads. Meanwhile, a Michigan medical examiner is urging hunters to get checkups after three died from heart attacks, and a California restaurant owner is speaking out about the state's outdated IT system and $2 million software grant that failed to prevent massive unemployment insurance fraud. [... more]

The potential appointment of Matt Gates as Attorney General is being questioned, with some speculating that it's a 4D chess move by Trump to avoid the House Ethics Committee's report on Gates' past. Meanwhile, the Keystone XL pipeline is set to be revived, and California's gas regulations are causing prices to skyrocket. The Trump administration is also facing criticism over its handling of immigration and cabinet picks. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for domestic battery after a struggle with his wife, while another Florida man faces criminal charges for allegedly squirting mystery liquid on juvenile women in department stores. Meanwhile, a congressional scandal unfolds as Marjorie Taylor Green calls for the release of ethics reports, and a SpaceX president predicts 400 starship launches within the next four years. Additionally, the FDA investigates forever chemicals found in seafood, and a man camping in the Amazon rainforest is attacked by 10 million ants. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including a murder trial, judicial appointments, cabinet picks, immigration, and the Department of Education. They also touch on issues like trans ideology, gun control, and self-defense, as well as the financial crimes enforcement division and its impact on small business owners. [... more]

A discussion on Florida Man's latest antics, including a woman who used her mother's identity to apply for hurricane aid and another who attempted to defraud the system. The conversation also delves into transgender issues, with a focus on bathroom rights and the controversy surrounding a Democrat senator's proposal to restrict access to women's bathrooms. The hosts also touch on the Southern Poverty Law Center's labeling of hate groups and the implications for free speech and censorship. [... more]

The Speaker of the House makes a statement on the trans bathroom bill, while the Senate struggles with judicial appointments and the left protests in the Hart Senate building. Meanwhile, the Trump administration announces cabinet picks, including Howard Luttnick as Commerce Secretary. In other news, a robot manufacturer's showroom is robbed by a rival robot, and Florida Man is at it again with a series of bizarre incidents. [... more]

A 74-year-old man was arrested for indecent exposure at a beach in Naples, Florida. Meanwhile, a package containing $625,000 worth of cocaine was discovered floating in the Gulf of Mexico. A woman was arrested for stalking an animal clinic worker, and a man stabbed his roommate over a car fueling argument. The government has been criticized for its spending habits, including $3 million to study steroid-induced aggression in hamsters and $15 million for Fauci's security detail. In other news, a woman's pet monkey was taken away due to neglect, and a report suggests that dogs may be racist, leading to calls for dog-free zones in Wales. [... more]

The US Justice Department and House Ethics Committee are investigating Matt Gates, while the FBI is facing criticism for its handling of background checks. The media is also under scrutiny for its role in shaping public opinion. Meanwhile, the debate over sugar and high fructose corn syrup continues, with some arguing for government subsidies to support cane sugar production. The issue of immigration is also a hot topic, with discussions around sanctuary cities and deportations. Additionally, there are concerns about the potential for World War III, particularly in the context of Ukraine and US long-range missiles. Florida Man is also making headlines for his antics, and there are rumors of leaks within the Trump administration. The Pentagon has released a report on UFOs, and China is facing criticism for its actions at APEC. The transition to a new leadership is also underway, with President-elect Trump set to take office soon. [... more]

Florida Man has its own way of doing things, with events like the Gator toss and Florida sumo wrestling. Meanwhile, the new border czar, Tom Homan, discusses the Trump administration's plans for border security, prioritizing public safety threats and targeting national security threats and public safety threats. [... 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]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including a Florida man who displayed large Trump banners and was fined $63,000, a case of a hobbyist who built his own firearms and was unfairly targeted by New York State, and the importance of the Second Amendment. He also talks about holiday decorations and how Instacart can help with delivery. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the case of Dexter Taylor, a.k.a. Carbon Mike, a hobbyist who was unfairly targeted by New York State for building firearms in his home, a federally protected activity. The conversation touches on the importance of Second Amendment rights, the need for New York State to change its laws, and the potential for a pardon from President-elect Trump. The discussion also covers the Trump administration's cabinet appointments, including the nomination of Matt Gaetz for Attorney General, and the potential implications for the House of Representatives. [... more]

Florida Man stories of a semi-truck driver who killed one and injured more after being kicked out of a strip club, and a 79-year-old home watch service owner who was arrested for shoplifting at Publix. The Guardian's decision to stop posting on X has sparked controversy, with some accusing them of censorship. Meanwhile, NATO officials have expressed concerns about the impact of social media on freedom of speech and government surveillance. [... more]