Roy Benavidez, a Green Beret and US Army Special Forces veteran, shares his remarkable story of heroism and sacrifice during the Vietnam War. He recounts his experiences, including being paralyzed from the waist down after stepping on a mine, and his determination to walk again. Benavidez also describes his Medal of Honor-winning actions on May 2, 1968, where he single-handedly saved eight men from a North Vietnamese Army ambush, despite being severely wounded. His story is a testament to the bravery and selflessness of American soldiers and the enduring spirit of the US military. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers are set to unveil a new state budget, which includes raises for state employees and teachers, as well as tax cuts. Meanwhile, Duke Energy has agreed to cancel its offshore wind energy project and reinvest $129 million in other energy sources. A lawsuit filed by bar owners against former Governor Roy Cooper and the state of North Carolina over COVID-19 restrictions is moving forward, with the plaintiffs seeking depositions from Cooper and his former Health and Human Services Secretary, Mandy Cohen. [... more]

A sweeping election bill in North Carolina's General Assembly has cleared a major hurdle in the House Rules Committee, but faces significant minority opposition and potential signs of running out of time. Meanwhile, the Lumbee Tribe has voted against a proposed casino development off Interstate 95 in Robeson County, and a new statewide poll shows Democrats leading in the state's open U.S. Senate race. [... more]

The Democratic Party is in a civil war as socialists gain power, and anti-Semitism is on the rise. Meanwhile, Iran's nuclear deal is a concern, and the World Cup is underway, with the US team making history. Additionally, America is celebrating its 250th birthday, and the country is grappling with its identity and values. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the loss of Thomas Massey's election, the rise of Islamic extremism, and the implications of data centers in the US. The conversation also touches on the issue of child brides in Afghanistan, human trafficking, and the need for stricter immigration policies, particularly in Texas. Additionally, the topic of ultra-processed foods and their impact on health is discussed, as well as the importance of investing in gold during times of uncertainty. The podcast also delves into the issue of identity theft and the benefits of self-injecting treatment for certain medical conditions. [... more]

The relationship between the United States and Israel is strong, with both countries working together to rid the world of the evil regime in Tehran. The Middle East is changing, with a growing alliance between Israel and the Gulf states, and a new partnership potentially arising between Israel and Lebanon. The conversation about Israel is five years old, but the new Middle East is being shaped minute by minute. [... more]

The US is facing a crisis with Iran, with tensions escalating and the possibility of war looming. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is working to strengthen ties with Taiwan and reduce China's influence in the region. In the US, the rare earth industry is struggling to compete with China's dominance, but efforts are being made to develop domestic resources and manufacturing capabilities. The Supreme Court has also been a focus of attention, with decisions on gerrymandering and the census potentially having a significant impact on the 2024 elections. [... more]

Democrats are losing court cases on redistricting and proposing massive judicial reforms, while some people believe Trump staged the assassination attempt. Meanwhile, the Nakba 78 protest, a Muslim advocacy and anti-Israeli movement, is being investigated for its global network of communist groups. Judge Roy Altman discusses his book 'Israel on Trial,' examining the history, evidence, and law behind claims about Israel, and Stephen Yates analyzes the recent trip by President Trump to China, discussing the implications for U.S.-China relations and national security. [... more]

North Carolina voters are expressing concerns about the direction of the state and the country, with 54% of voters saying North Carolina is heading in the wrong direction. The state's governor, Josh Stein, has a 50% approval rating, while President Trump's job approval has dropped to 41.5%. The Republican Party is facing a tough election in North Carolina, with 47.5% of voters supporting the Democrat candidate for the state legislature. The Opportunity Scholarship Program has a high level of support among voters, with 65.1% supporting the program. The state's certificate of need law is also a topic of discussion, with 65% of voters supporting the repeal of the law. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers are considering a constitutional amendment to lower the state's income tax rate from 7% to 3.5%. Meanwhile, a levy limit proposal aims to cap property tax growth, and the Senate Majority Pact has announced a $31.5 million investment in former Governor Roy Cooper's U.S. Senate campaign against Michael Watley. [... more]

The accused Palisades arsonist says he was inspired by CEO murderer Luigi Mangioni and resentment of the rich. Massive home health Medicaid fraud is uncovered in Ohio. Will the GOP leaders there do anything about it? And congressional Democrats are already plotting the next government shutdown to demand changes to ICE and really to impact the midterms. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers have reached an agreement on a state spending plan, ending a months-long impasse between Republican leaders in the House and Senate. The budget includes record salary increases for teachers and state employees, as well as tax relief for citizens. Meanwhile, a joint legislative committee will investigate the release of inmates under a 2021 pandemic settlement, which has raised concerns about public safety and government accountability. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers are pushing to overhaul the state's budgeting process with zero-based budgeting, requiring agencies to justify every dollar spent. Meanwhile, a lawsuit challenges the state's ban on ballot selfies, citing First Amendment rights. The debate over state taxes and a long-term budget continues in the General Assembly. [... more]

Rich Eisen and Chris Brockman discuss the NFL, with a focus on the Miami Dolphins and Malik Willis, who they believe may not live up to expectations. They also talk about running backs, including Marion Hampton, and quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes and Justin Fields. Additionally, they discuss the Kansas City Chiefs and their potential schedule for the upcoming season. [... more]

A discussion on the dangers of Islamism and communism, the misuse of red flag laws, and the importance of protecting free speech and the Second Amendment. The conversation also touches on voter integrity, Medicare, and lung cancer, highlighting the need for advocacy and awareness in these areas. [... more]

The Traveling Wilburys, a supergroup of rock legends, came together by chance in 1988 to record a B-side track for George Harrison's single. The band consisted of Harrison, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and Jeff Lynne, and their music was characterized by its unique blend of styles and camaraderie. The group's album, 'Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1,' was released in 1988 and featured hits like 'Handle with Care' and 'End of the Line.' Despite the band's short-lived existence, their music has stood the test of time and remains a testament to the power of collaboration and friendship in the world of rock music. [... more]

A look at the latest developments in North Carolina politics, including the U.S. Senate race between Roy Cooper and Michael Watley, and the ongoing debate over tax reform and property tax rates. Additionally, the state health plan is seeking a new third-party administrator and pharmacy benefit manager. [... more]

The Pope criticizes President Trump's handling of the war in Iran, while Trump supporters argue that the war is a just one. Meanwhile, Congressman Chip Roy discusses his run for Attorney General of Texas, focusing on border security and immigration. In New York City, the mayor celebrates 100 days in office, but critics argue that his policies are too socialist. The Heritage Foundation's Kevin Roberts weighs in on foreign policy, including the Iran war and the situation in Ukraine. [... more]

Michael Malone was officially introduced as the new head coach of the North Carolina Tar Heels, bringing a new era to the program. He spoke about his vision for the team, honoring the past while embracing change, and his connections in the country and around the world. The team is looking to retain key players, including Caleb Wilson and Henry Vassar, and is expected to be a competitive force in the ACC. [... more]

A severe weather risk profile is in place for North Carolina, with a moderate risk of severe storms and tornadoes across the central part of the state. Meanwhile, the county canvas process has certified election results in the state's 26th Senate District, with a 23-vote margin between Phil Berger and Sam Page, leaving the possibility of a recount. Vice President JD Vance has visited North Carolina, highlighting the importance of the state's first congressional district and the need for federal funding to support recovery efforts after Hurricane Helene. [... more]

North Carolina's primary election results show a close U.S. Senate race between Roy Cooper and Michael Watley, while Phil Berger and Sam Page are neck and neck in Senate District 26. Lori Buckout will face Don Davis in the first congressional district, setting up a rematch of their 2024 contest. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Jeffrey Epstein case, the SAVE Act, and voter ID laws. The hosts also touch on AI, gold investments, and the benefits of Frog Fuel for recovery. Additionally, they discuss Morgan and Morgan, student debt, rotisserie chickens, gay days, monkeypox, Heineken, American Girl Dolls, student loans, and identity theft. [... more]

A heated hearing took place in the North Carolina General Assembly as the House Select Committee on Oversight and Reform grilled members of the Chapel Hill-Carborough City School District over their alleged defiance of Senate Bill 49, the Parents' Bill of Rights. The committee also discussed potential repercussions for school districts that ignore state law, including the possibility of pulling state funding. Meanwhile, Governor Josh Stein announced that Medicaid funding has been restored, but the General Assembly disputes the governor's claims, saying it's a political show. President Donald Trump endorsed Senate leader Phil Berger in his primary election, and the North Carolina General Assembly is set to meet again to discuss various topics. [... more]

The Epstein Files release heads to President Trump's desk Dana breaks down some of the ridiculous reaction to Saudi Crown Prince MBS at a White House State Dinner Dana explains how it was a Trump masterclass in negotiations Texas Gov Greg Abbott joins us to discuss BANNING the Muslim Brotherhood from buying or acquiring land in Texas Sharia Law courts in Texas eliminating property taxes and more Joy Reid says if she saw a penis in the women's locker room she would freak out Dem Rep Stacey Plaskett gets EXPOSED for live texting Jeffrey Epstein during a Congressional Hearing in [... more]

A recent poll in North Carolina shows a pessimistic mood among voters, with 55% saying the country is headed in the wrong direction. The economy and prices are major concerns, with 53% of people saying tariffs are hurting the economy. President Trump's approval rating has dropped to 45.7%, and Governor Josh Stein's approval rating remains solid at around 50%. The upcoming Senate race is expected to be a major focus, with former Governor Roy Cooper leading in the polls. [... more]

The aftermath of the off-year elections saw Democrats celebrating a big win, but also laid the groundwork for a potential blue brawl within the party. The results showed a hardening of the class divide in the United States, with college-educated women voting heavily for Democrats. The issue of affordability and economic anxiety remains a concern for many Americans, and the Democrats' economic program has been criticized for being unclear. The Republicans, on the other hand, need to focus on getting the vote out and improving their credibility on economic issues. The shutdown has been a major factor in the election results, and the Republicans need to figure out how to turn out races without Donald Trump on the ballot. [... more]

Nikita Koloff sits down with Roy Jones to talk about marriage fatherhood and the life-changing power of prayer Hear Roy's inspiring adoption story his miraculous recovery from a stroke and how men can lead their families in faith A real heartfelt conversation about what it means to Man Up God's way [... more]

The Traveling Wilburys, a rock supergroup, came together by chance in 1988, featuring George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, and Jeff Lynne. The five musicians, who were all friends, gathered to record a B-side track for George Harrison's single, but ended up creating a unique and special album. Despite never touring, the band's music has stood the test of time, with hits like 'End of the Line' and 'Handle with Care'. The story of the Traveling Wilburys is a testament to the power of friendship and creativity in music. [... more]

President Trump's leadership is on display as he brings Democrat leaders to a meeting, only for them to walk out and double down on their strategy to shut down the government for political grandstanding. Meanwhile, the Pentagon is implementing new policy directives, including a focus on physical fitness and de-emphasizing presence in Europe. The conversation also touches on woke culture, identity politics, and the progressive agenda, with a focus on conservative values and the importance of standing firm against the left's attempts to undermine American society. [... more]

North Carolina voters are concerned about the safety of public transit, with many feeling it's not secure due to a lack of checks and ticketing systems. The state is also grappling with the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, with Governor Josh Stein requesting $13.5 billion in federal aid for recovery efforts. Meanwhile, a new poll shows that 94.9% of North Carolinians are concerned about the rise of political violence, with 60% blaming elected officials and the media for its increase. The poll also found that 93.4% of voters believe it's never acceptable to use violence or assassination attempts against political leaders or public figures. [... more]

An ABC reporter describes the text messages between Charlie Kirk's scumbag killer and his trans roommate as very touching in a way that I think many of us didn't expect and then DOUBLED DOWN on his glowing descriptions Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco discovers the inverted liberal mind disease at his son's basketball game when they start counting backwards Josh Hammer from Newsweek joins us to debunk the conspiracy theory peddled by Candace Owens and others that there was a pro-Israel intervention while at a private August retreat hosted by Charlie Kirk Montel Williams on CNN Thunderdome says the suspect in the [... more]

Texas House passes new GOP-friendly congressional maps Cracker Barrel drops iconic man from logo faces backlash over 'woke' rebranding Trump plans to patrol Washington DC with national guard Thursday night Rep Chip Roy announces bid for Texas attorney general Bed Bath Beyond is eying a comeback but it won't open new stores in California Illegal migrant truck driver in deadly Florida crash failed English road sign tests Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible Boll Branchhttps bollandbranch com DANASHOWExperience your best sleep ever get off plus free shipping on your first set Webroothttps webroot com [... more]

A recent poll in North Carolina shows former Governor Roy Cooper leading the US Senate race with 47.3% of the vote, while Michael Watley, the current head of the RNC, trails behind with 39.1%. The poll also highlights concerns about affordable housing, tariffs, and inflation, as well as the need for disaster relief in the wake of Hurricane Helene. [... more]

North Carolina's Senate seat has been a hot-button discussion with former head of the North Carolina Republican Party, Michael Watley, announcing his bid for the seat. Meanwhile, former Governor Roy Cooper has also announced his intentions to run. Additionally, the recovery process in Maggie Valley after Hurricane Helene is ongoing, with the town facing significant damage and financial burdens. An audit has also revealed issues with North Carolina's Medicaid plan, including failure to remove problematic providers. Furthermore, a court ruling has upheld Sunday hunting restrictions in North Carolina, citing the state's constitutional right to hunt and fish. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers successfully override eight vetoes from Governor Josh Stein, including bills related to energy policy, regulatory reform, and state government accountability. The General Assembly also reaches a deal on a mini-budget to fund basic government functions. Meanwhile, Governor Stein calls for lawmakers to focus on passing a budget rather than veto overrides, and environmental groups express concerns about the impact of the energy policy bill on the state's climate and energy future. [... more]

Former Governor Roy Cooper has officially announced his bid for the US Senate seat in North Carolina, setting the stage for a competitive race against Republican Michael Watley. The election is expected to be one of the most expensive in US history, with potential spending of over $750 million. Meanwhile, Duke University is facing an investigation into allegations of violating Title IX and engaging in racial preferences in admissions. The university has been accused of prioritizing diversity over merit-based admissions, sparking controversy and calls for reform. [... more]

North Carolina politics have been in the national spotlight as U.S. Senator Tom Tillis announced his retirement, and rumors swirl around former Governor Roy Cooper and Michael Watley's potential Senate bids, with Cooper's favorability rating high but controversies surrounding COVID lockdowns and shutdowns potentially becoming major issues in the upcoming election. [... more]

Former Governor Roy Cooper is expected to announce his campaign for the North Carolina Senate, potentially as soon as Monday. This move is expected to transform the Senate race into the most competitive in the United States in 2026. Meanwhile, the state is grappling with issues such as education freedom, school choice, and immigration, with the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicle facing challenges and home security companies like Vivint facing legal battles. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Democratic Party's shift to the left, with a focus on socialism, Israel, and Palestine. The conversation also touches on the Abraham Accords, Iran's nuclear capabilities, and the Middle East's complex dynamics. Additionally, the hosts discuss trade tensions between the US and China, and the implications of these tensions on the global economy. [... more]

The Obergefell decision has had a profound impact on children's rights, leading to a cultural shift in how we view marriage, family, and parenthood. The Christian worldview emphasizes the importance of protecting children and promoting a traditional understanding of marriage. However, the redefinition of marriage has led to a decline in child protection and a rise in identity issues among children raised by same-sex parents. A coalition of Christian leaders and child defenders is working to push back against the Obergefell decision and promote a child-centric approach to marriage and family. [... more]