President Trump announces Trump RX, a plan to lower pharmaceutical prices, and addresses Christian persecution in Nigeria. The government shutdown continues, with Democrats demanding a bipartisan meeting to discuss universal healthcare. Senator James Lankford discusses the shutdown and the Prevent Government Shutdown Act, which would automatically keep the government open at current spending levels until a solution is reached. [... more]

The Patriot Awards are being held tonight, with a focus on saluting America. The shutdown of the government is a major theme, with President Trump's tariffs in trouble and the Supreme Court poking and prodding both sides. The Affordable Care Act tax credits have been refused by Republican colleagues, leading to dramatically increased premiums, copays, and deductibles for tens of millions of Americans. The Democrat Party is in disarray, with Chuck Schumer being deathly afraid of AOC, who is fundraising like nobody's business and has the grassroots of the party energized behind communism. [... more]

Dana previews Election Day including the latest polls in Virginia New Jersey and New York City John Brennan was confronted DIRECTLY regarding his signing of the Intelligence Officers Memo knowing that the Hunter Biden laptop was real Dana breaks down the Internet reaction to her interview with Heritage President Kevin Roberts James Carville tells KJP to STFU about her identity politics during her failed book tour George Clooney says nominating Kamala was a mistake Dana explains the powers at play to hijack the Republican Party following Trump's exit in including Middle East nations woke grifters and Internet discourse Dana shares [... more]

President Trump's trip overseas is making headlines as he meets with world leaders to discuss trade deals and rare earth minerals. Meanwhile, the US is experiencing a government shutdown due to a dispute over Obamacare subsidies, with Democrats refusing to vote on a clean CR. Senator Mark Wayne Mullen joins the show to discuss the situation and the potential consequences of the shutdown. Additionally, the show touches on the topic of Venezuela, where President Trump is taking a tough stance against the Maduro regime, and the impact of China's influence in the region. [... more]

A high-tech cheating scandal involving mobsters and NBA players has been exposed, while the US government shutdown continues, affecting healthcare subsidies and premiums. Meanwhile, President Trump is pushing for gerrymandering in states he feels are not properly balanced, and Senator Bill Cassidy discusses the Republican plan to lower healthcare costs. Additionally, Teddy Roosevelt's life and legacy are explored in a new book, and the impact of illegal immigration on American communities is debated. [... more]

The White House is undergoing construction, with a new ballroom being added, privately funded by various donors. Meanwhile, Florida Man stories continue to captivate, including a man who tried to pass off his house as a drug-free zone and a woman who was kidnapped by a man she mistook for her Uber driver. In other news, Chicago's murder rate remains high, with the city's mayor claiming a reduction in crime, but critics argue that the numbers are being manipulated. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the government shutdown, White House renovations, Israel hostages, and the unaffordability of Obamacare. They also touch on firearm laws, Medicare enrollment, and a terrorism investigation involving a man with marijuana possession. Additionally, they address identity theft and the importance of protecting one's personal information. [... more]

The US government is in a shutdown, with Democrats and Republicans at odds over healthcare and funding. Meanwhile, Israel and Hamas are negotiating a ceasefire in Gaza, with Egypt, Qatar, Turkey, UAE, and Indonesia playing a key role in the talks. The US is also dealing with protests in Portland and Chicago, with a judge blocking the deployment of National Guard troops in Portland. The Brian Kilmead Show is discussing the latest developments and interviewing guests, including Senator Steve Daines and Douglas Murray. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the ongoing government shutdown, its impact on healthcare, and the rise of anti-Semitism in the UK. She also talks about the importance of identity protection and the role of LifeLock in safeguarding personal information. [... more]

The government shutdown intensifies, with both parties struggling to find a resolution on healthcare subsidies for undocumented immigrants. Republicans argue that this would be an unfair benefit, while Democrats claim it's essential for those in need. Meanwhile, ICE agents face challenges in their work due to lack of support from local law enforcement, and the Trump administration's plans to cut jobs in the federal government raise concerns about the economy and debt. [... more]

The US government is in a shutdown over a disagreement on healthcare subsidies and immigration, with the Trump administration targeting drug smuggling boats with military strikes and the Democrats pushing back against the deployment of federal troops in cities like Portland and Los Angeles. Meanwhile, a Middle East peace deal is on the table, with Hamas facing pressure to accept it, and the US is providing intelligence to Ukraine on energy sites inside Russia. [... more]

The government is shut down due to a disagreement over health care funding, with Democrats refusing to pass a clean continuing resolution. The shutdown affects 750,000 federal employees, including those working at the TSA, Smithsonian museums, and libraries. The Democrats are trying to make health care a key issue in the midterms, but Republicans argue that the subsidies are not necessary and would add $350 billion to the deficit. Meanwhile, Turning Point USA is thriving despite the loss of Charlie Kirk, with over 6,500 people attending their event in Utah. The group is planning to continue their comeback tour, with a stop in New Jersey. In North Carolina, Michael Wadley is running for the Senate seat against Roy Cooper, who supports Chuck Schumer's shutdown. Wadley argues that Cooper's soft-on-crime policies are to blame for the recent violence in the state. The shutdown is also affecting the military, with President Trump vowing to cut programs that are not essential. The Middle East peace plan is also a topic of discussion, with Trump's plan being seen as a major step forward in bringing peace to the region. [... more]

The Biden administration is making a trade deal with China, reducing tariffs and addressing fentanyl concerns. Meanwhile, the president is issuing executive orders on pharmaceuticals and research and development, which some argue is a response to the issues caused by Obamacare. The economy and immigration are also major topics of discussion, with the administration facing criticism for its handling of these issues. [... 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]

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 Todd Stern Show discusses the recent arrest of Luigi Mangione, who gunned down the UnitedHealthcare CEO, and the controversy surrounding the healthcare system. The show also touches on the upcoming presidential election, the impact of Obamacare, and the latest news in college sports, including the NIL and the University of Memphis's struggles with attendance. [... more]

The Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, has led to rising healthcare costs and decreased competition, prompting concerns about its sustainability. Meanwhile, the government-imposed electronic health record system has raised privacy and safety concerns, as well as issues with physician autonomy. Experts argue that this system is a step towards socialized medicine and government control, threatening individualized patient care and freedom of choice. [... more]