The Middle East peace deal brokered by President Trump has been hailed as a historic achievement, with Hamas agreeing to disarm and leave Gaza. However, the deal also includes the release of terrorist prisoners, sparking controversy. Meanwhile, Democrats are struggling to pass a bill to fund the government, with some lawmakers expressing concerns about the shutdown's impact on their constituents. Additionally, the topic of labor policy is being debated, with some arguing for a more nuanced approach than simply rounding up and deporting undocumented immigrants. Furthermore, cybersecurity awareness is being highlighted, with tips on how to protect one's identity and prevent identity theft. Finally, the Medicare annual enrollment season is underway, with experts advising on how to navigate the process and avoid losing coverage. [... more]

Craig Collins sits in for Dana Melania Trump says she and Putin are communicating about children affected by war Democrats are waiting until after the No Kings rallies to reopen the government for optics New York AG Letita James is indicted on federal mortgage fraud charges Abigail Spanberger gets crushed by Winsome Sears when she asked if she continued to support Jay Jones in the Virginia Gubernatorial Debate The US and Qatar sign a deal to open a Qatari air force facility in the US at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho fueling speculation on both sides of the [... more]

A Florida man was charged for allegedly using a fecal spray at a high school, while universities across the country are receiving massive donations from foreign governments, raising concerns about national security and the influence of countries like Qatar and China on college campuses. Meanwhile, identity theft and online therapy are also discussed. [... more]

Dana recaps her experience at Charlie Kirk's Memorial Service in Arizona Actress Cynthia Nixon demands Americans boycott Disney and Hulu in solidarity with Jimmy Kimmel Dana shares a personal story about Charlie after the Internet goes after the flashy pyrotechnics at Charlie Kirk's memorial service MSNBC reports that Border Czar Tom Homan was investigated for accepting a bribe from undercover FBI agents The man who attempted to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh identifies as a transgender woman and was deeply mentally ill and suicidal Dana explains how the largest funder of American universities is Qatar and how they are [... more]

The Middle East peace talks have been complicated by Israel's attack on Hamas leaders in Qatar, causing international outrage. Meanwhile, crime is a major issue in the US, with the National Guard being deployed in some cities to address the problem. The situation in Ukraine and Russia is also escalating, with NATO and the US imposing sanctions on Russia. The US President is set to visit New York City to discuss crime and other issues, and the mayor's race in New York is heating up with several candidates vying for the top spot. [... more]

Dana returns to the mic Israel wipes out senior Hamas leadership gathered in Doha Qatar Dana responds to Tucker Carlson's take where he says he isn't sure that Hamas is actually a radical jihadi organization Dana shares how Europe's immigration crisis has transformed into a full religious war Jasmine Crockett claims law enforcement isn't to PREVENT crime law enforcement solves crime CNN says the Charlotte murder became a political symbol in MAGA media and some reactions to the heinous attack are baldly racist Dana shares her take on the Trump Administration's recent idea to BAN firearms from trans individuals Dana [... more]

The Israeli military conducted a targeted airstrike in Qatar, targeting Hamas leadership, in a move that has been met with condemnation from the Qatari government. The attack has sparked concerns about the escalating conflict in the Middle East, with many calling for an end to the war and the release of hostages. The ACLJ is working to defend Israel and persecuted Christians around the world, including in Pakistan where a Christian man has been sentenced to death on blasphemy charges. [... more]

The Social Security Commissioner discusses changes to the system, including a tax break for recipients and efforts to digitize records. Meanwhile, the host discusses various topics, including crime in big cities, the economy, and international conflicts, including Russia's invasion of Ukraine and Israel's response to Hamas terrorism. [... more]

Trump and Putin head to Alaska for a high stakes meeting A woke progressive pastor claims Jesus was queer because he was years old had no wife no job and hung out with other dudes Dana recaps her interview with Shadi Khalloul Thursday and explains how Qatari activists are trying to divide the Woke Right Kamala's Step-Daughter says she's really struggling because she's experiencing climate anxiety Dana previews Trump's high stakes meeting with Vladimir Putin in Alaska The reality of Washington D C 's crime reporting is worse than originally reported Gavin Newsom holds a redistricting press conference absolutely seething [... more]

A Florida man's bigamy and littering habits are discussed, while a military officer's comments on climate change are criticized. The host also talks about Apple's recent success and the impact of smartphones on mental health. [... more]

Craig Collins sits in for Dana Democrats spend the weekend cussing and freaking out over Texas' proposed redistricting Trump plans to meet with Vladimir Putin in Alaska next weekend Trump announces the federal government will seize control of Washington D C 's police department Could the war in Ukraine be nearing an end Trump hides pictures of Barack Obama and Bill Clinton in The White House Trump fired IRS Commissioner Billy Long months into the job An Air Force Lt Col claims Fighting climate change is just as dangerous as al-Qaeda or the Taliban Craig reacts to the first College [... more]

The Israeli military has been carrying out airstrikes against Iranian targets, with the goal of preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. The conflict has resulted in significant damage to Iran's military capabilities and has led to a shift in the balance of power in the region. The US has been providing intelligence and logistical support to Israel, but has not yet taken a direct military role in the conflict. Meanwhile, protests have erupted in cities across the US, with some demonstrators carrying Iranian flags and others calling for the US to take action against Israel. The situation remains highly volatile and unpredictable. [... more]

President Trump's visit to the Middle East has sparked controversy and debate over the Abraham Accords, the Palestinian state, and Iran's nuclear ambitions. Christian geopolitical analyst Soren Kern joins the discussion, providing insight into the complex dynamics at play and the potential implications for Israel and the world. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the plight of white farmers in South Africa, who are being murdered and having their land taken away, and how President Trump is exposing the truth about the situation, despite the corporate media trying to cover it up. [... more]

The podcast discusses various topics including Hunter Biden's involvement in the White House, the potential implications of artificial intelligence, the situation in South Africa regarding white farmers and land seizure, the acceptance of a military jet from Qatar, and the Biden presidency. [... more]

The President's trip to the Middle East has been a major success, with over $3 trillion in investment commitments from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE. The trip has also seen a significant shift in the region, with the Gulf States becoming the center of the Trump foreign policy Middle East. The President's message of economic partnership and peace has been well-received, and he has been able to build relationships with key leaders in the region. However, the trip has not been without controversy, with some criticizing the President's decision to accept a $400 million plane from Qatar. Despite this, the trip has been seen as a major win for the President and a significant shift in the region. [... more]

A Florida woman was arrested for allegedly attacking her partner with hot nachos, while in another incident, an elderly man was found dead after a bear attack. Meanwhile, Democrats stormed an ICE facility in Newark, New Jersey, and were accused of physically assaulting ICE officers. The incident has sparked controversy and raised questions about the role of government in immigration policy. Additionally, Boeing's manufacturing delays for Air Force One have raised concerns about the company's ability to deliver on its commitments. [... 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]

A naked Florida man was accused of burglarizing a home and attacking a previous homeowner. A couple on a Qatar Airways flight was left to sit next to a dead body for four hours after the crew placed it in their row. Meanwhile, the government shutdown has caused disruptions at national parks, with some workers fearing they will be unable to operate the parks without people cleaning the bathrooms. [... more]

The recent truck bombing in Las Vegas and a terror attack in New Orleans are sparking concerns about a larger globalist crime syndicate and the deep state's involvement. The FBI and other agencies are investigating the incidents, but some believe they are part of a larger destabilization campaign. The situation in China, where a state of emergency has been declared due to a widespread outbreak of respiratory viruses, is also being closely watched. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is preparing for a potential threat from Iran and is urging Americans to be vigilant. [... more]

Churches can help the poor in lasting ways by shifting from transactional to relational ministry, understanding the comprehensive nature of the fall, and welcoming people into supportive communities. This approach can lead to mutual transformation and a more biblical understanding of human flourishing. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the attempted assassination of President Trump, the Secret Service's handling of the situation, and the implications of diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. He also touches on the Iranian assassination plot, QAnon, and Antifa, and expresses his concerns about the Biden administration's policies on reproductive freedom. [... more]

The Biden administration's handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict and the implications of their foreign policy decisions, as well as the controversy surrounding the FBI's DEI hiring standards and the censorship of certain books on Amazon. [... more]

The podcast discusses various topics including the Middle East conflict, protests, college graduation ceremonies, the 2024 election, tax hikes, the economy, interest rates, national debt, and government spending. The hosts express their opinions on these issues and share their perspectives on how they affect the country and its citizens. [... more]

College protests are spreading across the US, with students chanting anti-Semitic slogans and hijacking public spaces. The Biden administration is expanding refugee admissions, but critics argue this will lead to more problems. The FCC has reinstated net neutrality rules, which is being met with opposition. Meanwhile, the presidential immunity trial is ongoing, and tensions are rising between the US and Israel over the Gaza conflict. [... more]

Today Nikita answers questions from Bruce Wissinger Listen for another great episode of Q A [... more]

The podcast discusses various topics including the death of Qasim Salimani, the current situation in Iran, the conflict between Israel and Hamas, the situation in Ukraine, the US presidential election, the border crisis, immigration, the controversy surrounding Harvard University's president Claudine Gay, and the issue of DEI and plagiarism on college campuses. [... more]

The resurgence of Osama bin Laden's letter to the American people on TikTok has sparked a new wave of support for the terrorist leader among young Americans, who are being taught to view America as evil and its wars as unjust. This has led to a rise in anti-Semitism on college campuses, with some universities receiving funding from organizations designated as terrorist groups. The ACLJ is fighting against this trend, advocating for legislation to cut federal funding to colleges that promote anti-Semitism and violence. [... more]

Barack Obama is accused of secretly orchestrating events from his basement, using international terror groups to dictate world events and create false flags. The Obama regime is said to have funded and supported ISIS and al-Qaeda, and the billionaire elite are accused of using Marxism to manipulate the world and control the masses through terror and propaganda. [... more]

The ACLJ is working to release Israeli hostages held in Gaza, with a humanitarian pause in place to allow civilians to leave and humanitarian aid to enter. The organization is also involved in 14th Amendment cases related to election integrity and has produced a Christmas comedy film, Jingle Smells, to promote conservative values and free speech. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the rise of anti-Semitism in the US, particularly on college campuses, and its connection to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The conversation also touches on the US's stance on Ukraine and China, as well as the security of the US-Mexico border and the implications of TikTok's ownership by a Chinese company on national security. [... more]

Jake Chainsley, known as the QAnon Shaman or Buffalo Man, shares his story of being unfairly targeted and imprisoned for his actions on January 6th. He discusses the media's role in creating a false narrative and the government's attempts to control the narrative. Chainsley also talks about the importance of releasing truth and exposing the lies and propaganda that have been used to control people's minds. [... more]

The NFL has come to a halt after a life-threatening injury to Bengals player Damar Hamlin, who was revived on the field. The league is grappling with how to continue play, while the Ravens are dealing with their own injury concerns, including quarterback Lamar Jackson's inconsistent performance and the struggles of their defense. [... more]

The sports world comes together to support Damar Hamlin after a life-threatening injury on the field, while the NFL navigates the unprecedented situation and its impact on the season. Meanwhile, Giannis Antetokounmpo makes history with a 55-point performance in the NBA. [... more]

Odell Beckham Jr.'s comments about not needing the regular season have sparked controversy, with many questioning his commitment to the team. Meanwhile, the NFL world is still reeling from the sudden passing of Grant Wahl, a renowned soccer journalist who was covering the World Cup in Qatar. [... more]

Rashad White, the rookie running back for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, joins the show to discuss his experience playing with Tom Brady and the team's upcoming game against the New Orleans Saints. Meanwhile, the hosts discuss various NFL storylines, including the NFC East and AFC West divisions, and the upcoming Qatar World Cup. They also delve into some interesting facts about the Netherlands, including its love of licorice and its rich history. [... more]

The World Cup brings together countries from around the globe, but it also raises questions about corruption and bribery in the host country, Qatar. The United States is competing in the tournament, but the country's soccer team faces challenges in a sport that is not as popular in the US as it is in other parts of the world. [... more]

The United States of America's men's national soccer team is advancing in the World Cup, but the tournament is taking place in Qatar, a country with a history of human rights abuses and migrant worker exploitation. The team's victory has been marred by controversy surrounding the host country's treatment of workers who built the stadiums, with estimates suggesting that thousands of workers have died in the process. The issue has sparked debate about the ethics of hosting the World Cup in a country with such a poor human rights record. [... more]

The World Cup is underway in Qatar, raising questions about the country's suitability to host the event. Meanwhile, in the world of college football, teams are gearing up for the playoffs, with USC and the 49ers emerging as top contenders. In the NFL, the Dallas Cowboys are looking strong, but their chances of making it to the playoffs are uncertain. The San Francisco 49ers, on the other hand, are a dark horse in the NFC, with a strong defense and a talented quarterback in Jimmy Garoppolo. [... more]

The US National Team's return to the World Cup stage after an eight-year absence has sparked excitement and hope for the country's soccer future. Former pro goalkeeper Jesse Bradley shares his insights on the team's performance, the importance of sports psychology, and the growing popularity of soccer in the US. [... more]