Olive Oatman, a 13-year-old pioneer, was traveling west with her Mormon family in 1851 when they were attacked by Native Americans. She and her sister were taken captive and treated as slaves, but eventually escaped and made their way back to their family. Olive's story is one of hope, suffering, and redemption, and it has become a legendary tale of the American West. [... more]

Day of Democrat Government Shutdown Dana breaks down how John Fetterman now has a larger reach than AOC Virginia Democrats plan on redistricting to pull Winsome Sears off the campaign trail Ontario runs an ad against Trump on tariffs with an out-of-context narration from a speech from Ronald Reagan Bruce Springsteen drops a No Kings at a recent show on his tour J B Pritzker floats a conspiracy theory that Trump will use the military to seize the ballot boxes in the Midterms Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner's former political director said his campaign offered her to sign an NDA [... more]

Olive Oatman, a 13-year-old pioneer, was traveling West with her Mormon family when they were attacked by Native Americans. She was captured and taken as a slave, but eventually escaped and returned to her family. Her story is a tragic tale of hope, suffering, and redemption. [... more]

The confirmation hearing of Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense is underway, with Democrats questioning his qualifications and views on immigration policy. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris is under fire for not inviting the incoming Vice President's family for a courtesy visit, and Carrie Underwood is facing backlash for performing at President Trump's inauguration. The California wildfires have also sparked controversy over private firefighting services and class divides. [... more]

Aaron Rodgers' comments on his relationship with Jets coach Robert Saleh, the team's decision to fire Saleh, and the potential implications for the team's future. Meanwhile, college football analysts discuss the performance of various quarterbacks, including Drake May, and the power rankings of NFL teams. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the upcoming NFL schedule, including revenge games and potential matchups, as well as the Giants' offseason and the possibility of an offseason Hard Knocks episode. [... more]

Deion Sanders' Colorado Buffaloes made a statement in their season opener, defeating TCU 45-42. The team's performance has sparked debate about Sanders' coaching style and his ability to lead a team to success. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs are preparing for their season opener, with head coach Andy Reid discussing the team's strategy and quarterback Patrick Mahomes' development. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest NFL news, including the relationship between Josh Allen and Stefan Diggs, and the Buffalo Bills' chances in the AFC East. He also talks to Grammy Award-winning artist Tim McGraw about his new album, Standing Room Only, and his experiences in country music. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the upcoming Super Bowl with Dan Patrick, including the Eagles' chances against the Chiefs. He also talks to Garrett Wilson of the New York Jets about his first season and the team's prospects. Meanwhile, Chris from Portland, Oregon, shares an update on a tattoo bet he lost, and the Rich Eisen Show crew pokes fun at the idea of live-streaming the tattoo process. [... more]

The story of the Littleton brothers, who all enlisted to fight in the Civil War, is a tragic reminder of the sacrifices made during America's bloodiest conflict. Meanwhile, a tattoo artist shares her journey from being a single mom to pursuing her dream, and a woman's story of overcoming uterine cancer serves as a reminder of the importance of early diagnosis. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie discusses the importance of genuine faith and commitment to Christianity, highlighting five litmus tests to evaluate one's faith, including confessing Jesus Christ as Lord, obeying His commands, being unhappy in sin, keeping oneself from the devil, and loving other Christians. [... more]