A TikTok micro-influencer gets a top San Francisco chef fired after demanding free food, sparking a debate about the role of social media and the impact of economic policies on food prices. Meanwhile, the Democrats' social media team is accused of posting a misleading graph about inflation, and the White House responds to a South Park episode that mocks them. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Trump administration's policies and the Federal Reserve's actions, particularly with Jerome Powell. The conversation also touches on the Middle East conflict, specifically the recognition of Hamas by France and the implications of this move. Additionally, the topic of immigration and the challenges faced by countries like Greece and Italy are discussed. Furthermore, the controversy surrounding Media Matters and their funding by Elon Musk is addressed, as well as the Biden administration's policies and their impact on the economy. [... more]

President Trump's visit to the Federal Reserve building highlights his criticism of the institution's handling of interest rates, which he believes are too high and hurting the economy. He argues that the Fed is 'fighting the last war' and has lost credibility due to its handling of inflation. Meanwhile, potential Fed Chair Kevin Walsh suggests a rate cut, citing the need to address the high interest rates and their impact on first-time homebuyers. [... more]

The Trump administration's stance on presidential immunity and its implications for former President Barack Obama are at the center of a heated debate. Meanwhile, the situation in Syria continues to deteriorate, with the Druze community facing violence and persecution. The Trump administration's efforts to roll back regulations are also having a significant impact on the American economy, with some arguing that it will lead to increased prosperity and freedom for small businesses and individuals. [... more]

Harvard University's stance on anti-Semitism on campus has led to a challenge from the Trump administration, threatening federal funding and tax-exempt status. Former President Obama has weighed in, defending academic freedom, but critics argue that the issue is about more than just one administration's policies. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for a stolen motorcycle and meth hidden in his anal cavity, while another woman attacked a driver who ran over a chicken. The Supreme Court's landmark case has significant implications for American jurisprudence and the Trump administration. Meanwhile, the debate over medical freedom and Big Pharma's influence continues, with some advocating for independence from corporate gatekeepers. In the world of late night television, accountability is a key theme, as some hosts face criticism for their performance and others are canceled for insubordination. [... more]

The latest developments in the Jeffrey Epstein case have sparked controversy, with the Trump administration's handling of the Epstein files being questioned by Republicans and Democrats alike. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve's Jerome Powell is facing scrutiny over his leadership, and the TSA is considering easing liquid restrictions on flights. Additionally, the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles are raising concerns about safety and security, particularly given the timing of the event during a presidential election year. [... more]

The ACLJ discusses the controversy surrounding President Trump's statement on the Jeffrey Epstein case, the implications of the Druze community's request for Israel's support, and the abortion ban in West Virginia, while also addressing the mayoral candidate Zoran Mandami's stance on globalizing the intifada and the importance of supporting Israel. [... more]

Rogue judges continue to block Trump's birthright citizenship agenda, while the FBI, CIA, and Secret Service are accused of corruption and cover-ups. Meanwhile, college campuses are becoming hotbeds of anti-Semitism and anti-Christian sentiment, and pro-life legislation is being hindered by politicians who prioritize abortion. The Jeffrey Epstein case is also being revisited, with allegations of pedophilia and corruption involving high-ranking officials. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses various topics including the Jeffrey Epstein case, the Trump administration's handling of immigration, the Texas floods, and the controversy surrounding a school nurse's costume. The show also touches on the topic of inclusivity in toys, specifically Barbie dolls, and the debate over Medicaid and immigration reform. Additionally, the show discusses the case of a school nurse who was fired for refusing to address a transgender employee by their preferred pronouns and the importance of religious liberty. [... more]

President Trump holds a Cabinet meeting over the Texas floods tariffs and Ukraine Dana recaps the tragedy of the floods in Hill Country Texas including personal stories from friends Former Houston City Employee says you shouldn't care about the little girls who drowned at Camp Mystic because they're white Ted Cruz gets criticized for leaving Greece immediately to return to Texas as soon as possible Rapper Flavor Flav calls for a complete and total ban of US citizens owning firearms Dana shares her reaction to the DOJ and FBI claiming there was no client list from Jeffrey Epstein and shares [... more]

Florida Man stories, including a bomb threat at a St. Petersburg airport and a man arrested for speeding, highlight the absurdity of some individuals' actions. Meanwhile, the Jeffrey Epstein case continues to unfold, with some questioning the lack of accountability for those involved. In other news, Medicaid work requirements are being discussed, and Elon Musk is creating his own party, the American Party. Additionally, identity theft is a growing concern, and LifeLock is offering protection against it. Finally, the new Nissan Armada is being touted as a capable vehicle for adventure-seekers. [... more]

Flash floods in Texas have killed more than people as some on the left have politicized the tragedy The FBI and DOJ say there was no Epstein client list Critics are resurfacing clips from Trump Administration officials claiming there was an Epstein list and it would be shocking Coast Guard rescue swimmer Scott Ruskin shares how he helped save people during the devastating Texas floods at Camp Mystic A Michigan man is killed after he shows up in tactical gear and open-fired at an ICE facility in Texas CNN promoted an app tracking ICE agents a week ago President Trump [... more]

The ACLJ discusses the recent lawsuit filed by Planned Parenthood against the Trump administration over the defunding of their organization, and the implications of this decision on the pro-life movement and the future of abortion in the US. The hosts also touch on the relationship between the US and Israel, and the ongoing conflict with Iran. [... more]

The Trump administration is making gains in education, particularly in higher education, where universities are being held accountable for anti-Semitism and anti-Americanism. The administration is also addressing the issue of AI in education, with concerns about students relying too heavily on AI to write papers. Meanwhile, a school on Long Island is being recognized for its innovative education model, which blends traditional and modern approaches to learning. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the latest landmark case out of the Supreme Court and its implications on American jurisprudence and the Trump administration. The conversation also touches on welfare reform, work requirements, and the Medicaid and Medicare systems. Additionally, the topic of tariffs and trade deals, including the recent agreement with Vietnam, is explored. The discussion also delves into the economy, job market, and inflation, as well as the presidential election and the Democratic playbook. The conversation also includes various personal anecdotes and stories, including a Florida man and woman, President Biden's speaking engagements, and Michelle Obama's podcasting endeavors. The discussion also touches on universal healthcare, Republican positions, and conservative ideals. A World War II veteran shares his secret to a long life, and the Waffle House announces that egg prices are back down. The conversation also includes a discussion on the 4th of July, fireworks, and patriotism, as well as a look back at Johnny Carson's late-night comedy and the mustache's potential comeback. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the Federal Reserve, interest rates, sedition laws, and martial law, as well as the Trump administration's immigration policy and the role of organizations like the World Health Organization and Big Pharma in shaping society. [... more]

The Supreme Court's recent ruling on birthright citizenship has sparked debate, with some arguing that it's a constitutional right and others claiming it's a loophole for illegal immigrants. Meanwhile, the Senate's handling of gun rights and taxation has raised eyebrows, and the hypocrisy of climate change activists flying private jets has been called out. As the country grapples with these issues, the lines between right and left continue to blur. [... more]

The US has launched airstrikes against Iran's nuclear facilities, with President Trump saying that the country's nuclear program has been 'obliterated'. The strikes have been met with mixed reactions, with some praising the move as a necessary step to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, while others have expressed concern about the potential for escalation and the impact on civilians. [... more]

The United States has launched precision strikes on Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities, a move that has sparked a global reaction. The strikes, authorized by President Trump, aimed to destroy Iran's nuclear program and prevent a nuclear threat to the world. The operation was a significant moment in the Middle East, with implications for international relations and national security. The US military's ability to execute a flawless mission has been praised, but the situation remains volatile, with Iran launching missiles towards US bases in Qatar. The world is watching as the situation unfolds, with many countries condemning Iran's actions and calling for a ceasefire. [... more]

The National Guard's role in California is at the center of a court battle between President Trump and Governor Gavin Newsom, while the Supreme Court rules in favor of families suing the Palestinian Authority for terror-related damages. Meanwhile, tensions rise in the Middle East as Israel responds to Iran's aggression, and the ACLJ is working to protect Israel's interests at the UN. [... more]

A discussion on election integrity, the Christian Resistance, and the Biden scandal, including the Autopin controversy and the Trump administration's efforts to address it. The conversation also touches on transgender issues and the importance of standing up for one's beliefs. [... more]

The host discusses various topics, including the debt ceiling, fiscal responsibility, and conservative politics, as well as immigration, terrorism, and identity politics. They also touch on gay activism, public executions, pain management, and relief factor. Additionally, they talk about Florida man, economic uncertainty, precious metals, and the pocket rescissions process. [... more]

A discussion on the recent terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado, and its implications for national security, as well as the ongoing debates on immigration, border security, and the role of Christianity in American society. [... more]

The FBI is closing in on suspects in the 2021 pipe bomb case, a forgotten part of the January 6th insurrection. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is filing a federal lawsuit in Ohio on behalf of pro-life activists, and the European Union is trying to remove conservative leaders like Viktor Orban. The ACLJ is also fighting for life and against abortion, and the ECLJ is working to ensure election integrity in Europe. Additionally, Elon Musk's tenure as a special government employee is ending, and Democrats are planning to investigate him over government spending and waste. [... more]

James Comey's recent comments on Kash Patel have sparked a heated debate, with Patel firing back at the former FBI director. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is taking action against anti-Semitism, and Harvard is under fire for its handling of the issue. The ACLJ is working to expose the truth and rebuild trust in institutions. [... more]

The Trump administration has halted new student visa appointments to revamp the vetting process, including expanded social media vetting, to prevent potential threats to the American way of life. The move has sparked controversy and raised questions about free speech and constitutional rights. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is working to protect Christians around the world, including in Congo and Israel, where human rights abuses are rampant. [... more]

A Florida Man story features Olivier Arieu, a 7-foot-9 basketball player who met President Trump in the White House. Meanwhile, the Trump administration's decision to restrict foreign students at Harvard University sparks controversy, with some arguing it's a form of authoritarianism. In other news, a woman is suing Jennifer Lopez for copyright infringement over photos of herself, and a Chicago mayor is facing backlash for hiring staff based on their race. [... more]

President Trump's administration is taking a stand against Harvard's refusal to comply with DEI initiatives, while Michelle Obama's comments on Airbnb rentals have raised eyebrows. Meanwhile, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is advocating for medical freedom and critical thinking in the face of government and media influence. [... more]

Harvard has sued the Trump administration over a ban on allowing new foreign students to join the university, citing concerns about antisemitic violence on campus. The Trump administration had revoked Harvard's participation in the Student Exchange Visitor Program, citing concerns about antisemitism and a pro-Hamas sympathy on campus. A judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's move, allowing Harvard to continue enrolling international students. [... more]

The brutal murder of two Israeli diplomats on the streets of Washington, D.C. has sparked a somber discussion about the rise of anti-Semitism and anti-Israel rhetoric in the United States. Experts and leaders are calling out the need for awareness and action to combat this growing threat, which is not only affecting the Jewish community but also endangering all individuals and society as a whole. [... more]

The Trump administration's self-deportation program and its impact on border security and immigration. The program offers free flights and a thousand-dollar stipend to illegal aliens who choose to leave the country. Meanwhile, the president signs a bill criminalizing online sexual exploitation, including revenge porn and deep fakes. The discussion also touches on the dangers of artificial intelligence and the need for discernment in the brave new world we're living in. [... more]

The left's strategy of using lawfare and election interference to gain an advantage in politics is being replicated by Democrats, including Congresswoman McIver, who is fundraising off of her charges of assault at an ICE detention facility. Meanwhile, Tulsi Gabbard, now director of national intelligence, was subjected to the Quiet Skies program, which has been confirmed by Senator Rand Paul. The ACLJ is fighting against lawfare and standing up for the rule of law. [... more]

The Biden administration's energy policies are being scrutinized as the Trump administration's efforts to boost domestic energy production and reduce regulations are gaining momentum. Meanwhile, immigration and border security remain a contentious issue, with Democrats defending sanctuary cities and the Trump administration pushing for stricter laws. In the realm of national security, counterterrorism efforts are evolving to address new threats, including the rise of Trende Aragua in Venezuela. As the US grapples with these complex issues, the Trump administration's approach is being compared to the Biden administration's, with some arguing that the former's policies are more effective in securing the nation. [... more]

Ted Nugent joins Dana Lashley to discuss the Hearing Protection Act, the Gun Control Act of 1968, and the importance of constitutional carry. They also touch on the potential reevaluation of gun laws and the impact of engineered recidivism on society. [... more]

The Biden administration's handling of the Green New Deal and Medicaid is under scrutiny, with some lawmakers pushing for more cuts and others arguing for a more gradual approach. Meanwhile, the budget bill is stalled, and Congress is struggling to reach a deal. The debate over tax cuts and Social Security is also heating up, with some lawmakers calling for more drastic measures to address the country's fiscal woes. [... more]

A Democrat Congresswoman is charged with assault after a scuffle at an ICE detention facility, sparking debate on immigration and oversight. Meanwhile, a 12-year-old special needs student is fighting for her right to share Bible verses at school, and a senior leader in Hamas is openly discussing the spread of Islam and radicalization on American college campuses. [... more]

The White House has been plagued by a vacant leadership, with President Trump's accomplishments in the Middle East overshadowing the Democrats' disarray. The Trump administration is taking on Harvard University over its discriminatory policies, while the Democrats struggle to find their footing and address issues like education and affirmative action. [... more]

Former FBI Director James Comey's social media post about a seashell formation with the numbers 86-47 has sparked controversy, with some interpreting it as a call to violence against President Trump. The post has been deleted, and Comey has apologized, but the incident has raised questions about the limits of free speech and the potential consequences of inflammatory rhetoric. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses the controversy surrounding birthright citizenship, the Trump administration's efforts to address illegal immigration, and the implications of the Fourteenth Amendment. The show also touches on the Make America Healthy Again movement, the use of ivermectin for parasite cleanses, and the growing trend of sex education in public schools. Additionally, the show covers the governor's race in Colorado and the controversy surrounding transgender ideology. [... more]

Christian communities in Nigeria face targeted persecution, with extremist groups attacking and displacing thousands of believers. Meanwhile, the Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill threatens to compromise credit card security, and the Trump administration's economic policies aim to lower drug prices and boost the economy. The Ukraine conflict also raises concerns, and some speculate about the end times and the role of Christianity in the world. [... more]

The Trump administration's efforts to strengthen ties with Saudi Arabia and its potential implications for the Middle East are discussed. The Abraham Accords and their significance are also explored. Additionally, the topic of refugees, particularly those fleeing racial violence in South Africa, is addressed. The discussion also touches on gun control, the National Firearms Act, and suppressors. Furthermore, the budget and debt ceiling are examined, as well as the Federal Reserve and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Trade deals and tariffs are also discussed. [... more]

The Trump administration's HHS has launched an investigation into a hospital's actions, following a complaint from the ACLJ, after reading a blog on their website. This is a major win for the pro-life movement and sets a national precedent for protecting conscience rights in healthcare. [... more]

The US and China have agreed to slash reciprocal tariffs, a major step forward in their trade situation. President Trump has also announced a plan to cut prescription drug costs up to 80% through a favored nations policy. Meanwhile, the ACLJ has secured a big win in Massachusetts, defending pro-life pregnancy centers, and is working to bring home living hostages from Hamas in Israel, including Eden Alexander, who was recently released after being held captive for over 600 days. [... more]

The discussion revolves around various topics including immigration, politics, faith, leadership, and negotiations. The conversation highlights the complexities of global health funding, government spending, and climate change. It also touches on the hypocrisy of some politicians and the elitism that pervades the political sphere. [... more]

President Trump's administration is taking action against government corruption, including a plan to terminate hundreds of environmental justice grants. Meanwhile, a ranching family in South Dakota is relieved after the Trump administration killed a Biden plan to persecute them with huge legal fees and threats of jail. Additionally, a caller shares their personal experience with the Veterans Affairs and the challenges they face in getting help. The discussion also touches on spirituality and the importance of accepting eternal life and salvation. [... more]

A discussion on the controversy surrounding Tom Tillis, the North Carolina Republican Senator, and his opposition to President Trump's pick for U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, Ed Martin. The conversation also touches on the Epstein files, the Trump administration's handling of the case, and the potential involvement of powerful individuals. Additionally, the topic of Islam and Sharia law is discussed, with a focus on the rise of Islam in the United States and the potential implications for society. The discussion also covers the issue of immigration and border security, including the real ID requirement and the TSA's screening process. The conversation also delves into the topic of crime, particularly in Memphis, Tennessee, where activist judges and Democrats have led to a de facto lawless city. [... more]

A war breaks out between Pakistan and India, raising concerns of a potential nuclear war and global implications. The US, China, and other countries are involved, and the ACLJ is working on pro-life cases in Massachusetts, including a battle against abortion clinics. [... more]

The US government has been accused of trafficking children, with over 350,000 children sold off and trafficked for sex and slavery. The Trump administration's DNA testing policy has been re-implemented to help reunite migrant children with their parents, but critics argue that the Biden administration is facilitating child trafficking and ignoring the issue. [... more]

POTUS discusses reopening Alcatraz, a symbol of law and order, to house violent criminals. The Trump administration faces a divide on Iran policy, with some members pushing for a more aggressive approach. Meanwhile, China is seeking to discuss fentanyl with the US, but the administration is holding out for meaningful action. The NIH closes experimentation labs accused of brutally killing beagles, and a Chinese minister is reportedly seeking to discuss fentanyl amid the trade war. [... more]

Letitia James, the Attorney General of New York, is planning to sue the Trump administration over healthcare funding cuts, which she claims will harm vulnerable programs such as Meals on Wheels and the World Trade Center healthcare program for 9-11 responders. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for pro-life and free speech rights, and discussing the importance of immigration reform and the role of Turkey in international relations. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the latest news and updates on National Security, including the departure of Mike Waltz from the NSC, the use of drones in the military, and the efforts to modernize and streamline the Army's procurement process. [... more]

The resignation of National Security Advisor Mike Waltz and its implications on the Trump administration's foreign policy, particularly in the context of the Ukraine war and the recently signed mineral deal with Ukraine. The deal gives the U.S. rights to mine and extract minerals from Ukraine, which could have significant economic benefits for the U.S. and potentially lead to a peace deal with Russia. [... more]

The Supreme Court has intervened in an immigration case, granting relief to hundreds of thousands of individuals. This decision marks a shift in the court's approach to the Trump administration's policies. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party is facing internal struggles, with several key lawmakers announcing their retirement. The Justice Department is also cracking down on a fundraising giant that has delivered billions of dollars to Democrats, and the military is facing controversy over transgender rights and executive orders. [... more]

The ACLJ discusses the importance of border security and the humanitarian crisis in the Congo, where Christians are being persecuted. They also talk about the need for religious freedom and the work of the ACLJ in protecting Christians around the world. [... more]

President Trump's administration is marking 100 days in office, with a focus on border security and immigration reform. The president's policies have led to a significant decrease in border crossings, with 99% fewer people attempting to cross the border in 100 days. The administration is also working to secure trade deals and address the Iran situation. Meanwhile, the NFL draft has sparked controversy with the selection of Shador Sanders, with some accusing racism and others pointing to the player's attitude and behavior. The media has also been criticized for its bias in covering the Trump administration. [... more]

The Trump administration's defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, is facing controversy over his handling of sensitive information and his views on Iran. Meanwhile, judges are being held accountable for their actions, including one who helped an illegal alien evade arrest. The issue of immigration continues to be a major point of contention, with some arguing that sanctuary cities and states are undermining the rule of law. In Florida, a charitable organization called Hope Florida is being attacked by lawmakers who are upset that it is reducing the size and scope of government. The debate over gun control is also heating up, with some advocating for the use of suppressors to reduce the noise of gunfire. As the country grapples with these issues, it is clear that the rule of law and the principles of justice must be upheld. [... more]

The Trump administration's decision not to seek cert from the US Supreme Court in the Brian Range case has set a precedent for the restoration of rights for nonviolent felons, potentially affecting millions of Americans who have lost their Second Amendment rights. This move, combined with the Rahimi decision, suggests a shift in the Department of Justice's approach to gun control, with the potential for administrative restoration of rights for those previously disarmed. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including property tax in Texas, government spending, conservative politics, and the Trump administration. She also talks about Pentagon leaks, AI regulatory ecosystem, trade deals, and national security. Additionally, she shares her thoughts on the healthcare system, chemical sensitivity, food additives, and candy corn. She also addresses Red State Rhino hunting, crony corporatism, and property tax relief in Texas. Furthermore, she discusses the Texas House, Democrats, Republicans, Gavin Newsom, Claire McCaskill, RNC, MS-13 gang members, El Salvador, David Hogg, Reince Priebus, Burna SD, gun-free zones, chemical irritant projectiles, stun guns, snake pattern, emergency landing, marijuana joint, drugs, crime bingo, All Family Pharmacy, ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, therapeutics, COVID-19, vaccine, natural remedies, snake hallucinations, plane emergency landing, Richland officer, traffic stop, drugs, shrooms, and ecstasy. [... more]

Nina Jankowicz, a former disinformation czar, has been making anti-American statements in front of the European Union, calling the United States an autocracy. The ACLJ is fighting back against this rhetoric and working to protect free speech and Christian persecution in the Congo. [... more]