The discussion revolves around the government shutdown, Chuck Schumer's leadership, AOC's future, Israel's conflict with Hamas, anti-Semitism, and the concept of Palestinianism. Dinesh D'Souza's new film, The Dragon's Prophecy, is also explored, which delves into biblical prophecy and its relevance to current events in the Middle East. [... more]

The US government shutdown is a result of a power struggle between Democrats and Republicans, with AOC and Chuck Schumer at the center. Meanwhile, concerns about Joe Biden's mental fitness and ability to lead the country have been raised, with some questioning his ability to recognize people and respond to questions. [... more]

The Schumer shutdown is a government shutdown caused by the Democrats' demand for health care for illegals, which is a contentious issue in conservative politics. The shutdown has sparked a debate about the role of government and the importance of Christian conservative values. Meanwhile, the conservative movement is rallying behind figures like Charlie Kirk and Todd Starnes, who are advocating for limited government and traditional values. [... more]

The federal government shuts down Wednesday morning as Congress can't come to an agreement over funding for health care A New York Times poll shows most Americans blame Democrats for the shutdown CNN shows flashback footage of Chuck Schumer to his face over previously opposing government shutdowns Maxine Waters just ADMITS they want to fund healthcare for illegals Shocking footage captures a carnival ride malfunctioning crashing at a Los Angeles high school event trapping dozens until firefighters arrived to rescue them President Trump DOUBLES DOWN and posts another video of Hakeem Jeffries in a sombrero to troll Democrats for shutting [... 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 Democrats' new plan to take back power in Washington is centered around immigration, with a focus on defending illegal aliens and attacking ICE agents. Meanwhile, President Trump's efforts to secure the border and address immigration issues are gaining traction, particularly among young voters. In other news, Elon Musk's push for a third party is sparking debate, and Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is making significant changes to his country's economy and society. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including career changers, cybersecurity, AI, states' rights, federal regulation, debt ceiling, tax cuts, and rescissions package with guests such as David Mammet, Congressman Rich McCormick, and others. [... more]

A Federal judge won't lift the block on Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelans AOC and Bernie Sanders go on a fundraising tour pushing for radical policies including single-payer health insurance Tesla Takedown protests occurred over the weekend with low attendance The new woke Snow White was a box office flop Chuck Schumer says he's not stepping down after calls from Democrats following his vote to continue to fund the government Republicans are getting out-fundraised to replace the seat left by NSA Mike Waltz in Florida's th Congressional District Stephen Yates from Heritage joins us to [... 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]

The New York Times is accused of spreading fake news about Elon Musk's meeting with the Pentagon, sparking a heated debate about national security and politics. Meanwhile, a rise in hate speech on social media has led to violent attacks on Tesla owners, highlighting the need for responsible online behavior. [... more]

The Democratic Party's internal power struggle continues as Chuck Schumer faces opposition from his own party, with some calling for him to step down. Meanwhile, the Trump administration's executive orders are being challenged by judges, raising concerns about the separation of powers and the politicization of the courts. The ACLJ is working to defend persecuted Christians around the world, including in India and Pakistan, and is advocating for stronger protections for religious minorities at the United Nations. [... more]

Democrats are at odds with each other, with a new low in party polling and a desire to fight rather than compromise. Meanwhile, Trump's approval ratings are on the rise, with Americans supporting his trade policy and border security. However, the economy remains a concern, with 56% of Americans disapproving of Trump's handling of the issue. The Biden White House is facing questions over the use of auto-penned signatures on pardons, with some signatures looking suspiciously similar. [... more]

St Patrick's Day Conor McGregor took over the White House podium and laid out the dire situation in his home country over illegal immigration Trump sends back planes full of illegal immigrant gangs Trump orders strikes on Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen and issues a new warning after Houthis attack American ships in the Red Sea Dana explains why this is important to global trade Democrats are at each other's throats after Chuck Schumer sides with Republicans to keep the government open Only of Democrat voters say they approve of their party's performance A mother in Deerfield Illinois has revealed [... more]

Rich Zeoli sits in for Dana The FBI is investigating a dramatic spike in swatting incidents against high-profile figures in conservative media Chuck Schumer concedes to Republicans and says he will vote for the CR to keep the government open Will AOC primary Chuck Schumer for his Senate seat Former Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil awaits his day in court after being detained by ICE for his pro-Hama protest Prominent Democrats break with Chuck Schumer Liberal plants disrupt a North Carolina town hall for Rep Chuck Edwards Rep Jasmine Crockett says we need illegals to pick our crops and clean [... more]

President Trump is working on a ceasefire deal with Russia and Ukraine, while also dealing with the aftermath of the Iran nuclear talks. Meanwhile, the US is facing a government shutdown, and the country is divided on the issue of tariffs. In New York City, congestion pricing is a contentious issue, and the city is struggling with crime and safety concerns. The situation in Gaza and Israel is also a major concern, with Hamas and Hezbollah playing a significant role in the conflict. [... more]

Disney scales back the premiere of their controversial live action Snow White' remake as a result of being too woke Gavin Newsom continues to have conservative influencers on his podcast to make himself seem moderate Senate Democrats threaten to shut the government down A Federal judge rules tens of thousands of fired federal workers must be reinstated immediately Trump revokes his nomination for CDC Director Putin agrees in principle to a -day ceasefire deal in Ukraine Commerce Sec Howard Lutnick says President Trump's goal is to eliminate taxes for anyone earning less than K per year A Justice Department Pardon [... more]

The downfall of Chuck Schumer, a once powerful democratic Senator, is exposed as his darkest secrets teeter on the edge of exposure. The global elites are on the verge of exposure, and whistleblower blows are coming forward to reveal the truth about the pedophile elites. Meanwhile, the Trump administration gives Musk allies access to the treasury payment system, and the deep state is being exposed through audits and investigations. [... more]

Craig Collins sits in for Dana An American Airlines flight collides with a Blackhawk Helicopter in Washington D C killing President Trump holds a press conference on the crash Sen Bob Menendez gets sentenced to years in prison Chuck Schumer has a wrong word choice when discussing the excitement of Democrats Laken Riley's mother has an emotional speech at the White House thanking President Trump Sen Schatz says RFK Jr wants to conduct the Tuskegee Airmen experiments on Americans Trump gets into a back-and-forth with Kaitlan Collins over blaming DEI for the crash White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt owns [... more]

Bill Gates reflects on his past association with Jeffrey Epstein, while discussing the risks of medical intervention and the dangers of pharmaceuticals. Meanwhile, ICE raids are debated, and the roles of Joe Biden and Chuck Schumer in the 2024 presidential election are examined. The Equal Rights Amendment is also discussed, and Trump's policies are analyzed. [... more]

The podcast discusses the latest cabinet picks, including Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense, and the establishment of the Department of Government Efficiency. The hosts also touch on the reaction of the left to these picks, as well as the controversy surrounding the use of social media and censorship. Additionally, they discuss the upcoming transition of power and the potential for bipartisan cooperation. [... more]

Dana discusses the Senate leadership race, criticizing the establishment's hand-picked candidates, particularly Rick Scott, for their records on gun control and amnesty. She argues that the Senate Majority Leader position is crucial for shepherding Trump's agenda and protecting constitutional rights, and expresses frustration with the lack of strong leadership among the current candidates. [... more]

Kamala Harris is the presumptive nominee for the Democrat Party, but her policies and record are under scrutiny. Meanwhile, Joe Biden's health and mental state are raising concerns, and the Secret Service's handling of the assassination attempt on Trump is being questioned. The Democrat Party's shift towards progressivism and identity politics is also a topic of discussion. [... more]

A Florida man attacks a gas station clerk with a box cutter, and the host discusses the importance of self-defense for women. The conversation also touches on gun control, bump stocks, and the WNBA, highlighting issues with sportsmanship and representation in women's sports. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Joe Biden's immigration policies, including the plan to offer legal status to people who enter the country illegally if they've lived in the US for 10 years. The host also talks about the recent arrest of a man who crossed the border illegally and committed a heinous crime, and how this is a result of the open border policies. Additionally, the host discusses the Supreme Court's decision on bump stocks and how it relates to gun control and gun rights. The conversation also touches on the 2024 election and potential VP picks for Donald Trump. [... more]

College campuses across America are plagued by rampant anti-Semitism, with Jewish students facing harassment, intimidation, and violence. Speaker Mike Johnson discusses the need for decisive moral leadership to protect students' physical safety and condemn Hamas' influence on these campuses. He also addresses the importance of Ukraine aid and American leadership in maintaining the world order. [... more]

The impeachment trial for Secretary Mayorkas begins in the Senate, sparking debate over the importance of holding the administration accountable for border security and the impact of fentanyl on American lives. Meanwhile, tensions rise in the Middle East as Iran continues to pose a threat to Israel, and the international community struggles to respond effectively. [... more]

Fannie Willis is allowed to stay on the case to prosecute Donald Trump, despite allegations of misconduct and lying. Senator Schumer's call for new elections in Israel has sparked controversy, with some accusing him of interfering in Israeli politics. The Senate takes a pause on forced sale legislation for TikTok, with lawmakers expressing concerns about the app's ties to the Chinese government. Meanwhile, Bernie Sanders proposes a 32-hour work week, sparking debate about the impact on productivity and the economy. [... more]

The President's new office for gun violence prevention is met with skepticism, as critics argue it's an attempt to harass law-abiding citizens. Meanwhile, the military faces challenges with climate change, and the Senate struggles with procedural votes. The F-35 mishap raises questions about hacking and security, and the immigration crisis continues to worsen at the border. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Hunter Biden's child support case, the Supreme Court's security funding, the Biden administration's climate change agenda, and its reliance on China for rare earth minerals. The Interior Secretary, Deb Holland, is criticized for her lack of knowledge on the subject. Additionally, a Florida man is pulled over for arguing with his parrot, leading to a humorous story. [... more]

The discussion revolves around fiscal policy, interest rates, and inflation, with a focus on the impact of tax increases and the debt ceiling on the economy. The conversation also touches on the January 6th Capitol riot, transparency, and the politicization of science, particularly in the context of COVID-19 and the role of Dr. Fauci and Dr. Redfield in the pandemic response. [... more]

New York is becoming a hellhole, with corrupt politicians and wicked laws, but there's hope for salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. Diane Sare, a Republican candidate, is running against Chuck Schumer, but faces threats and intimidation. Meanwhile, Pastor Al warns of the dangers of the Democratic Party and the importance of repentance and faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

A discussion on election fraud, corruption, and the need for fair and transparent elections, as well as the impact of globalism and climate change on society, and the importance of free speech and the need to combat censorship. [... more]

The Christian Resistance movement emphasizes the importance of standing against abortion, the effects of vaccines, and the deep state's influence. The discussion also touches on the feminist movement's impact on marriage and family, as well as the need for proper church leadership. The conversation also delves into government corruption, the role of Christianity in society, and the upcoming election. [... more]

The Inflation Reduction Act, a massive government spending bill, has been passed in the Senate and is expected to be approved in the House of Representatives. The bill will increase the size of the IRS, adding 87,000 new agents, and will target middle-class Americans with more audits. Meanwhile, in the Middle East, Israel has responded to rocket fire from the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, a terrorist organization backed by Iran, and has successfully defended itself with its Iron Dome system. [... more]

The US is prepared for China's actions, but the Biden administration's response to Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan has been criticized. The Inflation Reduction Act has been passed, but experts say it will perpetuate inflation and worsen the deficit. Meanwhile, crime is rising in US cities, and the border is a major concern, with Governor Abbott shipping illegals to cities across the country. [... more]

The IRS is facing a significant expansion with the proposed Inflation Reduction Act, which would double its budget and allow it to target middle-class Americans with audits and enforcement. Meanwhile, the Department of Justice is suing Idaho over its abortion laws, and the abortion industry is using disinformation campaigns to influence voters in key states. [... more]

A discussion on American politics, including the Supreme Court, Chuck Schumer, and Joe Biden's economic policies, as well as the impact of inflation and crime in New York. The conversation also touches on the Ukraine-Russia conflict and the presidential election in New York, where Andrew Giuliani is running for governor. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses the latest news and events, including the Supreme Court, January 6th, and the potential for violence against conservative justices. The show also touches on gun control, crime, and the divide between conservatives and Democrats. [... more]

The US Senate is set to vote on a bill to codify Roe vs. Wade into federal law, with proponents arguing it's a necessary measure to protect women's reproductive rights and opponents claiming it's an overreach of federal authority. The vote comes as the Supreme Court is poised to issue a decision on the landmark case, with the potential to overturn the 1973 ruling. The debate has sparked intense lobbying efforts, with both sides vying for support from key senators and the public. [... more]

The US Senate is set to vote on codifying Roe vs Wade into federal law, with the abortion industry pushing for a legislative fix after the leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion. The ACLJ is launching a matching moment to raise $250,000 to combat this effort and defeat the legislation, which would make abortion a federal right and bypass state laws. [... more]