President Trump's nationwide tour aims to bring back the American dream by addressing affordability issues, particularly in homeownership. The administration is considering portability of mortgages and increasing the amount that can be taken out of 401k plans to help young adults buy homes. Meanwhile, the border crisis continues to impact the economy, with a shortage of houses for sale and rising prices. The president's team is working to address these issues and improve the economy, but critics argue that their efforts are not enough. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to amaze, including one where a 7-Eleven clerk pseudo-arrested a customer. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris's baby-passing story at rallies has sparked controversy, and identity theft is a growing concern. Amazon has agreed to pay $2.5 billion to settle a lawsuit over deceptive practices, and Starbucks is closing stores due to unionization and financial struggles. The CEO of Ticketmaster thinks concert tickets are too cheap, and gun rights advocates are pushing for greater security measures. [... more]

Starbucks baristas are protesting a new dress code, but their complaints seem trivial compared to the absurdity of their jobs. Meanwhile, a sci-fi show about an alien invasion has captured the host's attention, and he wonders if people would be as upset about dress codes during a real apocalypse. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the US government's policies on Medicaid, tax policy, and economic growth, as well as the implications of birthright citizenship and immigration reform. The conversation also touches on the issue of genocide in South Africa and the importance of due process. Additionally, the topic of abortion and reproductive care is discussed, with a focus on Planned Parenthood and pregnancy resource centers. The Middle East is also a key topic, with discussions on Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia, and the impact of terrorism and jihad on the region. [... more]

The world is in desperate need of American leadership as Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Iran's attack on Israel, and the Chinese government's encroachments on the South Pacific threaten world peace and America's prosperity. The Senate has passed a bipartisan national security supplemental with aid for Ukraine, Israel, and the South Pacific, but the House of Representatives has yet to act. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is pushing to tax unrealized gains, which could have devastating effects on the economy and individual investors. Grover Norquist joins the show to discuss the Democrats' proposal and the importance of tax reform and economic growth. [... more]

A Florida man contracts flesh-eating bacteria after being bitten by a relative at a family gathering. Meanwhile, a pride celebration at the White House sparks controversy over the display of the American flag and the presence of topless individuals. The episode also touches on issues of forest management, the decline of San Francisco, and the removal of pride decorations from Starbucks stores. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the latest news on the Trump indictment, Biden corruption, and the Espionage Act, highlighting the double standard in the justice system and the potential for lawlessness. She also touches on the culture war and Russia's influence in Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of understanding the electorate and the issues at hand. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses various topics, including Starbucks shutting down stores in Democrat-controlled states, the impact of crime on businesses, the border crisis, and the controversy surrounding Joe Biden's policies and personal behavior. [... more]

We are all like a Basset Hound, being dragged through life, but Jesus offers us rest and relief. He says, 'Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.' We can learn from Him and find peace in our souls, but first, we must come to Him and submit to His will. [... more]

Chick-fil-A's decision to stop donating to organizations like the Salvation Army and Fellowship of Christian Athletes has sparked controversy, with some accusing the company of caving to pressure from the LGBT community. However, the company claims it is simply re-evaluating its charitable giving model and focusing on local nonprofits and individual communities. The decision has raised questions about the company's commitment to Christian values and its willingness to stand up for biblical morality in the face of growing pressure from the LGBT lobby. [... more]