The discussion revolves around Jack Smith's decision to testify before Congress, the implications of an open or closed hearing, and the potential consequences of his testimony. The conversation also touches on the White House renovation, including the construction of a new ballroom, and the reactions of politicians and the public to the changes. The importance of accountability and transparency in government is emphasized, as well as the need for a clear understanding of the Constitution and its role in shaping the country's institutions. [... more]

The government shutdown affects federal employees, including air traffic controllers, who are not receiving paychecks, causing stress and financial difficulties. Meanwhile, the rise of anti-Semitism on college campuses is a growing concern, and the ACLJ is working to protect free speech and religious liberty. The continuing resolution to fund the government is a contentious issue, with Democrats and Republicans at odds over its terms. The shutdown has turned on Congress, with people realizing that they are the holdouts to passing a straightforward spending bill to keep the government open. [... more]

Lawmakers in North Carolina's General Assembly have been busy dealing with redistricting, disaster recovery, and education funding, among other issues. A new mini-budget has been approved to fund essential state operations, including disaster recovery, education, and public safety initiatives. The budget also includes funding for broadband fiber repair, court technology upgrades, and infrastructure projects. Meanwhile, Governor Josh Stein has expressed concerns about the redistricting process and has called for increased funding for public safety and mental health services. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers have proposed changes to the state's congressional districts to make them more competitive for Republicans, drawing criticism from Democrats who claim the maps are racist and use racial data. The new map would bring an additional Republican seat to the North Carolina congressional delegation, improving Republican critical strength in eastern North Carolina. Meanwhile, pharmaceuticals have become the state's top global export, with North Carolina selling almost $12 billion in pharmaceuticals globally in 2024 alone. [... more]

The Senate has passed the 2026 fiscal year National Defense Authorization Act, which includes major funding for military installations across the state of North Carolina. Meanwhile, lawmakers are set to redraw at least one, if not multiple, North Carolina congressional districts as they head into the 2026 midterm elections, a move that could lead to litigation over gerrymandering. [... more]

A Florida man is caught on camera driving the wrong way down a highway, while a senator from Louisiana talks about the government shutdown and the misuse of the Justice Department. Meanwhile, a cybersecurity expert discusses the importance of protecting one's identity, and a maximalist discusses the gold filigree in the Oval Office, which some claim is from Home Depot. [... more]

Governor Josh Stein signs Arena's Law into law, a sweeping criminal justice reform bill aimed at making North Carolina safer, despite his concerns that it doesn't go far enough. Meanwhile, the North Carolina General Assembly wins a redistricting case in federal court, with a judge ruling that two state Senate districts in northeastern North Carolina are not racially gerrymandered. Trade with Canada remains largely unchanged for North Carolina, despite increases in tariffs across the United States, with certain commodities experiencing significant changes. [... more]

Vice President J.D. Vance visited Concord to call for law and order, honoring first responders and law enforcement. He emphasized the importance of supporting local law enforcement and keeping violent criminals locked up. The visit came two weeks after the assassination of Charlie Kirk and a day after the North Carolina General Assembly passed ARENA's Law. The vice president also spoke about the tragic murder of 23-year-old Irina Zaruska on the Charlotte Light Rail, highlighting the need for stricter penalties for violent offenders and tighter pretrial detention procedures. [... more]

A criminal justice reform bill, known as Irena's Law, has been passed in the North Carolina Senate, addressing issues such as pretrial release, mental health crisis, and the death penalty. The bill creates a new category of violent offenses, requires GPS monitoring, and adds committing a capital felony on public transportation to the list of aggravating factors that can make a defendant eligible for the death penalty. [... 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]

Charlie Kirk's assassin along with Luigi Mangione head to court Tuesday The FBI is investigating social media accounts that seemed to indicate foreknowledge of the Kirk Assassination Dana pushes back on Pam Bondi's recent remarks that hate speech is a thing we need to target because it doesn't exist Comedian Rob Schneider dedicates his show to Charlie Kirk Dana reacts to Greg Gutfeld going SCORCHED EARTH on the both sides arguments of Charlie Kirk on Fox Kash Patel and Cory Booker get into a screaming match at a committee hearing A marxist paramilitary group called 'Armed Queers of Salt Lake [... more]

FBI Director Cash Patel faces a Senate Judiciary Committee, revealing details on the FBI's work under his leadership, including a 35% increase in child victims found and a 250% increase in arrests of a terrorist organization. The discussion also touches on anti-Christian violence, free speech, and religious freedom, highlighting the FBI's shift in priorities and its efforts to combat violent crime and protect the homeland. [... more]

Certified Kingdom Advisors offer financial guidance rooted in biblical wisdom, helping individuals and families make informed decisions about their finances. They emphasize the importance of living within one's means, avoiding debt, building liquidity, setting long-term goals, and giving generously. These principles are not only applicable to individuals but also to businesses and nations. [... 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]

The discussion revolves around various topics, including homelessness and crime in DC, the National Guard's deployment, Texas Democrats' redistricting efforts, and the Smithsonian's review of exhibitions. Additionally, the conversation touches on Sister Maria's interview with Tucker Carlson, Florida Man's antics, and the controversy surrounding Mayor Johnson's comments on Donald Trump. The discussion also delves into the issue of crime statistics in California and other Democrat-run cities, as well as the Smithsonian's review of exhibitions and the celebration of American exceptionalism. [... more]

The Brian Kilmead Show discusses various topics including the immigration crisis, the Trump administration's efforts to secure the border, the Kentucky Senate race between Nate Morris and Mitch McConnell, and the rise of socialism in New York City with Zoran Mamdani as a potential mayor. The show also touches on the importance of property rights, affordable housing, and the tax base in New York City, as well as the impact of progressive policies on the economy and politics. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the biblical account of Sodom and Gomorrah, comparing it to modern-day LGBTQ issues and the actions of politicians like Trump and Obama. He also touches on the Russia hoax and the Epstein scandal, highlighting the deep state's involvement and the need for accountability. [... 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]

A busy week in North Carolina's General Assembly saw lawmakers meeting to discuss various bills, including a mini-budget that allocates funds for education, infrastructure, and Medicaid. Meanwhile, concerns were raised about the slow pace of Hurricane Helene recovery in western North Carolina, with some lawmakers expressing frustration over the lack of progress in rebuilding homes and providing aid to affected residents. [... 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]

The U.S. Department of Education releases $6.8 billion in education funding, including $165 million for North Carolina, after a lawsuit by Attorney General Jeff Jackson. Meanwhile, Senator Tom Tillis introduces the Housing Supply Expansion Act of 2025 to address the housing shortage and affordability crisis in North Carolina. President Donald Trump reaches a trade deal with the European Union, reducing tariffs on EU imports and increasing energy purchases. Former Governor Roy Cooper and RNC Chairman Michael Watley are considering running for the U.S. Senate seat, while the North Carolina General Assembly returns to Raleigh to attempt to override 14 vetoes by Governor Josh Stein. [... more]

Senator Majority Leader Jon Thune discusses the economic policies of the current administration, including the One Big Beautiful bill and its potential impact on working families. He also touches on the challenges of getting nominees confirmed in the Senate and the importance of getting the message out to the American people about the benefits of the bill. [... more]

A discussion on homelessness, mental health, and institutionalization, as well as the impact of socialism and communism on society. The conversation also touches on the Texas disaster relief efforts, the role of government in addressing homelessness, and the controversy surrounding RussiaGate and the Clinton and Obama administrations. [... 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]

North Carolina business owners are stocking up on imported products to prepare for fluctuating prices and potential interruptions in access to certain foreign-made goods due to President Trump's tariff plans. The administration has pushed back its tariff deadline, and economists are divided on the impact of tariffs on the economy and labor market. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses various topics, including the rescissions package, immigration, and the controversy surrounding NPR and PBS. The show also touches on the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, the Deep State, and the potential for a third party led by Elon Musk. Additionally, the show covers the issue of illegal aliens at Belmont University, the rise of socialism, and the importance of transparency in government. The hosts also discuss the use of makeup in media, narcissism, and PTSD, as well as the controversy surrounding Shane Gillis's comedy routine at the Espys. [... more]

North Carolina's State Board of Elections faces a lawsuit from the Democrat National Committee over a plan to collect missing voter ID information, while Attorney General Jeff Jackson joins a lawsuit against the federal government to prevent funding cuts for the state's schools. Meanwhile, a study by the American Enterprise Institute found that building light touch density housing does not appear to affect single-family home values in Charlotte and Seattle. [... more]

Andrew Cuomo announces his independent run for New York Mayor Dana explains how France's Independence Day Bastille Day is BS since a monarchy returned not long after to clean up the mess they made Radio Legend Mike Francesa absolutely TORCHES the new Superman movie for being weak Trump's tariff threat has yet to cause a substantial price level rise Who are the potential future Federal Reserve chairs to replace Jerome Powell A UK study shows that kids are turning to AI for friendship because they don't have anyone else to talk to Sen Rand Paul joins us to discuss his [... more]

The Todd Starns Radio Show discusses the latest news and controversies, including the Jeffrey Epstein case, Senate Republicans' handling of spending cuts, and the legacy of John MacArthur. The show also touches on the LGBTQ agenda in entertainment and the controversy surrounding Chip and Joanna Gaines' new reality TV show. Additionally, the hosts discuss the issue of racism in running and the New York Times' article claiming that jogging has always excluded black people. [... more]

Marital infidelity is a contentious issue in Texas politics, particularly in the Republican primary between John Cornyn and Ken Paxton. Meanwhile, a legendary musician, Danny Boy O'Connor, has restored the iconic house from the movie 'The Outsiders' in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and is working on a book about the film's history and impact. [... more]

Leftist protesters fire back at ICE agents with weapons after ICE raids a pot farm in Ventura California with illegal migrant working children Gavin Newsom goes on a Twitter tirade trashing conservative accounts following footage of the California riots being exposed H D Michelle Obama claims we weren't raised with the certainty of maleness The DNC Chair refuses to condemn Zohran Mamdani's past anti-Semitic slurs Recovering Investment Banker Carol Roth joins us to discuss Jerome Powell the Fed rate inaction vs Trump what the BBB did for taxpayers what Trump's policies will do for the economy CNN's Abby Phillip goes [... more]

The Trump administration's tariff announcements have caused uncertainty for North Carolina businesses, while the state deals with the aftermath of Tropical Storm Chantal's devastating floods. Meanwhile, the North Carolina Board of Education is questioning the constitutionality of a bill that would expand the authority of charter school review boards, and the state's education system is facing challenges in the wake of a veto by Governor Josh Stein. [... more]

President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill is a comprehensive piece of legislation that aims to address various issues in the country, including Medicaid, Social Security, tax cuts, and the economy. The bill has been met with both support and criticism, with some arguing that it will help stimulate economic growth and others claiming that it will add to the national debt. Meanwhile, the country is also dealing with the aftermath of a recent primary election in New York City, where a Muslim socialist candidate won the nomination. The candidate has sparked controversy with his views on socialism and his plans for the city. As the country celebrates Independence Day, many are reflecting on the importance of patriotism and the need for Americans to come together to address the country's challenges. [... more]

Craig Collins sits in for Dana The left loses their minds over Alligator Alcatraz over being racist Paramount will pay Trump a Million settlement over selectively editing the Kamala Harris Minutes interview The House fights after the Senate passage of Trump's Big Beautiful Bill The latest version eliminates the no tax on tips plan Rep Nancy posts an influencer-style vlog in her pajamas of her travels back to D C after her flights get canceled The CNN panel freaks out after Scott Jennings calls Zohran Mamdani a communist A survey of young Democrats Swimmer Lia Thomas will be stripped of [... more]

The latest news and updates on politics, government, and current events, including the Israel-Iran conflict, the Abraham Accords, and the rise of socialism in the US. Also, a discussion on the Bible and its teachings on private property, work, and charity. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the latest news and politics, including the Senate's passing of the BBB bill, President Trump's approval ratings, and the potential for a third political party. The show also touches on the issue of immigration, Medicaid, and the census, as well as the importance of patriotism and American pride. [... more]

Treasury Secretary Scott Besson discusses the current state of tax reform and trade deals, emphasizing the need for economic stimulus and deficit reduction, and addressing concerns about Medicaid funding and the Senate vote. [... more]

North Carolina state lawmakers are struggling to pass a new budget, with disagreements over spending priorities and tax cuts. Meanwhile, the Democratic National Committee is focusing on the state in the wake of U.S. Senator Tom Tillis' decision not to run for reelection. The party is eyeing a potential Senate seat, with former Governor Roy Cooper being considered as a candidate. In other news, Governor Josh Stein has vetoed a regulatory reform bill known as the Rains Act, which aimed to impose new checks on unelected regulatory bodies. The bill's supporters are urging the General Assembly to override the veto. Additionally, the state has allocated over $700 million for Hurricane Helene relief, and the DMV has announced that it will now accept walk-ins for all services at 82 of its offices across the state. [... more]