The Senate's front and center has got about a month to pass the Big Beautiful Bill, a self-imposed deadline of July 4th. Senator Majority Leader Senator Thune has got all the stress on his shoulders since he took this job for Mitch McConnell. The bill is a vehicle for increasing spending for the military and for the border, but it also includes a $1.4 trillion over 10 years deficit reduction and $1.6 trillion in mandatory savings. The President is committed to getting this done, and Senator Thune is working to fine-tune the bill and make it more palatable to his colleagues. Meanwhile, the Ukrainians have launched a daring attack on Russia, destroying dozens of aircraft and crippling the Russian Air Force. The President is considering providing more military aid to Ukraine, and Senator Thune is working to pass a massive sanctions bill on Russia. [... more]

NASA astronauts stranded in space for more than nine months splashed down in the Gulf of America A website is created that features an interactive map that lists all of the names addresses phone numbers and social media details of every Tesla owner in America As SpaceX successfully brings astronauts home the Left continues to destroy Tesla's and doxx owners' private information to get back at Elon Musk Liberal Judge Tanya Chutkan has activist cases pending against the Trump Administration on her docket to usurp the executive's role Alec Baldwin's wife Hilaria abruptly snaps at her husband right in the [... more]

Tulsi Gabbard's confirmation as Director of National Intelligence marks a significant moment in American politics, with President Trump's diplomatic efforts and executive power being put to the test. The ACLJ continues to advocate for fiscal conservatism and national policy reform, while navigating the complexities of constitutional crisis and executive power. [... more]

President Trump's decision to pardon 23 pro-life activists sparks debate, while the Senate prepares to vote on Pete Hagseth's nomination as Secretary of Defense. Meanwhile, Congressman Andy Biggs discusses the importance of securing the border and the potential for a third term for President Trump, and Congressman James Comer shares his investigation into the Biden crime family and their alleged corruption. [... more]

The US-Mexico border is a major issue with President Trump deploying 10,000 troops to secure it. The move is seen as a significant increase in security, but it's not the only solution. Meanwhile, NATO members are being asked to pay their fair share of defense spending, and the ACLJ is fighting for free speech rights at the Smithsonian and National Archives. [... more]

Florida Man stories and true crime tales are shared, including a man stealing a giant cross from a church and a driver with a blood alcohol level six times the legal limit. The podcast also discusses the absurdity of certain questions asked in a hearing and the importance of war fighting skills. Additionally, the hosts share news stories and opinions on various topics, including Facebook's decision to allow more free speech and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's attempts to control speech in the United States. [... more]

The confirmation hearings for Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense are underway, with Democrats questioning his qualifications and past statements. Meanwhile, wildfires continue to ravage California, and Florida's Governor DeSantis is calling for a special session to implement Trump's immigration agenda. The Biden administration is also facing criticism for its handling of the Gaza conflict, and the Pentagon is dealing with issues related to climate change and diversity in the military. [... more]

The Senate confirmation hearings of Pete Hegseth are underway, with protesters disrupting the proceedings and calling him a Christian Zionist. Meanwhile, the Biden administration's handling of radical Islam and its impact on the Middle East is being scrutinized, and the importance of having the right people in place to address this threat is emphasized. [... more]

A fight breaks out online after Vivek Ramaswamy makes a pro-immigration post following Trump's appointment of his AI Czar A woman went viral for pretending to be a man on a dating app to see how difficult dating can be Rep Byron Donalds says Joe Biden doesn't even know he granted all those pardons A body is found in the wheel well of a United flight from Chicago to Maui Should the US take control of the Panama Canal Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary supports Canada becoming the st state The Former FBI and CIA chief urged senators to sink the [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the Iranian mothership, drones, gun control, 3D printing, and the concept of 'ghost guns'. The host also talks about the Senate seat in Florida, Lara Trump, and immigration. Additionally, the host discusses the Chinese 'murder ball', aliens, and the Pentagon's denial of an Iranian mothership. The host also touches on the CEO murder case and gun laws, as well as self-defense and the concept of 'Florida man'. [... more]

Pete Hegseth's nomination for Defense Secretary is under attack, but President Trump stands by him. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court hears a case about allowing children to undergo medical mutilation surgeries, and the LGBTQ community is pushing for more rights. In New York City, crime is skyrocketing due to the large number of illegals, and the government is wasting taxpayer money on unnecessary projects. In the world of NASCAR, faith and Christianity are playing a bigger role, and a new book explores the intersection of the two. [... more]

The Speaker of the House makes a statement on the trans bathroom bill, while the Senate struggles with judicial appointments and the left protests in the Hart Senate building. Meanwhile, the Trump administration announces cabinet picks, including Howard Luttnick as Commerce Secretary. In other news, a robot manufacturer's showroom is robbed by a rival robot, and Florida Man is at it again with a series of bizarre incidents. [... more]

A discussion on the controversy surrounding Matt Gaetz's nomination as Attorney General, with various Republican senators expressing concerns about his suitability for the role. The conversation also touches on the deep state, Merrick Garland, J.D. Vance, and the role of Senate Majority Leader. [... more]

The complexities of immigration issues in states like Florida, where agriculture is struggling to find enough legal workers, are highlighted. Meanwhile, in South Carolina, Republican women are speaking out against their party's stance on abortion, showing that even in a divided country, there can be common ground and respect in politics. [... more]

Kamala Harris's decision to attend a sorority event instead of a joint session of Congress to address Prime Minister Netanyahu has sparked controversy, with many questioning her leadership and commitment to supporting Israel. The ACLJ is fighting back against the International Criminal Court's attempts to extend its jurisdiction over non-member states, including Israel, and is preparing to file an amicus brief in their hearings. [... more]

President Donald Trump's return to Washington, DC, has sparked interest as he meets with GOP leaders and makes statements on unity and the path forward. Meanwhile, the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) is fighting against the deep state and the Department of Justice, highlighting cases such as the FBI targeting of radical traditionalist Christians and the ACLJ's efforts to protect whistleblowers. In other news, tensions are escalating on the border between Israel and Lebanon, with Hezbollah's movements violating U.N. resolutions and Israel facing a potential war. The ACLJ is also discussing the threat of terrorism, including the recent arrest of eight suspected terrorists in the US and the resurgence of ISIS. [... more]

Trevor Loudon, a renowned investigative researcher and author, joins Pastor Ernie Sanders to discuss the communist revolution unfolding in America. They expose the Marxist takeover of the Democratic Party, highlighting the involvement of prominent politicians and the media's complicity in covering up the truth. Loudon shares his latest book, Enemies Within the Church, and emphasizes the importance of recognizing and resisting the communist movement in the church and society. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the recent Senate vote on a $95 billion foreign aid bill, which includes funding for Ukraine and Israel, but does not address border security. The show also touches on the issue of illegal immigration, with callers sharing their personal experiences with the influx of illegals in their communities. Additionally, the show explores the concerns surrounding China's growing presence in the US, including the discovery of Chinese nationals in Maine and the potential for cyber attacks. The show also critiques President Biden's handling of the border crisis and his recent attempt to win over black voters with a fried chicken dinner. [... more]

The release of Israeli hostages from Hamas is a complex and delicate process, with international pressure playing a crucial role in securing their freedom. The situation is further complicated by the conflicting interests of various parties involved, including the European Union, the United States, and the Palestinian Authority. As the negotiations unfold, the focus shifts from the immediate release of hostages to the long-term goal of eliminating Hamas as a threat to Israel. [... more]

The Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of the border crisis, with thousands of migrants crossing into the US each day. Senators are pushing for greater transparency and accountability, including a bill requiring the Department of Homeland Security to report on the number of migrants on the terror watch list. Meanwhile, the conflict in Israel is escalating, with Hamas militants launching attacks on Israeli civilians. The US is weighing its response, with some calling for military action against Iranian proxies. The fentanyl crisis is also a growing concern, with thousands of Americans dying each year from overdose. As the situation at the border and in the Middle East continues to deteriorate, many are calling for greater action to address these issues. [... more]

The release of a special grand jury report in Georgia has sparked controversy, with the names of 20 individuals who were not indicted being made public, potentially damaging their reputations. This move has been criticized as an attack on the conservative movement and an abuse of power, with some arguing that it undermines due process and freedom of speech. The issue has also raised concerns about the potential for politicization of the legal system and the use of the 14th Amendment to disqualify presidential nominees. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the latest news and politics, including the 2024 presidential election, Ron DeSantis' potential candidacy, and the Republican Party's chances of winning. He also talks about the White House, Congress, and the Federal Government's role in the country's affairs, as well as the National Guard's involvement in various situations. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses the recent events in Washington D.C., including the election of Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the House and the concessions made by the House Freedom Caucus. The show also touches on the topic of term limits, government accountability, and the rising issue of juvenile crime, emphasizing the importance of parental responsibility in addressing these problems. [... more]

President Donald Trump announces his candidacy for the 2024 presidential election, sparking a heated debate within the Republican Party. The Respect for Marriage Act, which aims to codify same-sex marriage, has raised concerns among Christians and conservatives, who fear it will infringe upon their religious liberties. Meanwhile, the Republican Party is struggling to choose a new Speaker of the House, with Kevin McCarthy facing opposition from within his own party. [... more]

US senators with Marxist connections and Chinese influence are compromising America's security, and the midterm elections are at risk of being rigged. Meanwhile, concerns about vaccine safety and Covid-19 are growing, and Christians are resisting the erosion of their values and freedoms. [... more]

The Biden administration's policies are causing economic instability and security concerns in the Middle East, with the Palestinian Authority threatening to take actions against the US and Israel if their demands are not met. The administration's handling of the Abraham Accords and its relationships with Saudi Arabia and Iran are also under scrutiny, with some experts warning that the US is losing its influence in the region and that the energy crisis is exacerbating tensions. [... more]

A whistleblower has come forward with 40 pages of documents from the Department of Homeland Security, revealing the Disinformation Board's true intentions and contradicting testimony from Secretary Mayorkas. The board was formed in September 2021 and was planning to target Americans, not foreign adversaries, and was preparing legislation to codify a 'rumor control' program to counter misinformation and disinformation. [... more]

A discussion on the Kim Potter verdict, police reform, and the impact of civil rights on society, as well as the rise of the freedom convoy and the pushback against vaccine mandates and border control policies, highlighting the tension between conservative values and progressive ideologies. [... more]

The Biden administration's efforts to revive the Iran nuclear deal have been met with concern from US senators, who warn that Iran could produce enough nuclear material for a bomb in two months. The deal's architect, Rob Malley, has been negotiating with Iran in Vienna, but critics argue that the deal is flawed and would allow Iran to continue its nuclear program. The US and Israel have pledged to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, but the Biden administration's approach has been criticized as weak and ineffective. [... more]

A showdown is expected in the US Senate tonight as Democrats push to reform voting laws and potentially eliminate the legislative filibuster, while Republicans and some Democrats argue that this would lead to a federal takeover of elections and undermine democracy. [... more]

The US Senate is considering changes to its rules, including the potential abolition of the filibuster, which could impact voting rights legislation and other important bills. Meanwhile, the UN Human Rights Council is set to present a report on Israel's conduct in the Palestinian territory, which some argue is a foregone conclusion due to the council's bias against Israel. [... more]

A Christian minister shares his experience of praying for politicians and leaders, emphasizing the importance of reconciliation and building relationships in the name of Jesus. He also discusses praying for Afghanistan and the need for Christians to stand up for their faith in the face of persecution. [... more]

The IRS is accused of targeting Christian organizations for their religious beliefs, denying them tax-exempt status and violating their constitutional rights. The ACLJ is fighting back, filing a Freedom of Information Act request and preparing to take the IRS to court. The Senate has also gotten involved, demanding answers from the IRS and calling for an end to the targeting of Christian groups. [... more]

The geographical center of North America is a topic of debate, with Rugby, North Dakota, and Hanson's Bar both claiming the title. Meanwhile, Bob Dole, a World War II veteran and Medal of Honor recipient, shares his story of resilience and public service. Time travel is explored through science and fiction, and Rich Little's impressive impersonations are showcased. Additionally, the Tulsa Massacre is remembered and its lessons are applied to today's society. [... more]

The conflict between Israel and Hamas, backed by Iran, continues to escalate, with rockets being fired into Israel and civilians being killed. The Biden administration's decision to negotiate with Iran and provide financial assistance to the Palestinian Authority has been criticized by Senator James Lankford and former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who argue that it emboldens terrorist groups and undermines the Abraham Accords. The American people are being held hostage by the Biden administration's weak foreign policy, which is emboldening terrorists and making the world less safe. [... more]

John Kerry's alleged disclosure of Israeli operations to the Iranian Foreign Minister has sparked a firestorm, with US senators calling for his resignation and the Biden administration facing intense scrutiny over its handling of sensitive information. [... more]

The crisis at the southern border continues to grow, with cartels taking operational control and human trafficking, sex trafficking, and drug cartels becoming major issues. Bipartisan legislation is being introduced to address the problem, but the Biden administration's response has been criticized for being inadequate. [... more]

A group of Senators, led by Ted Cruz, are proposing an electoral commission to review the election results, citing concerns about voter fraud and election integrity. The process is constitutional, but the outcome is uncertain, with the Senate's control hanging in the balance, particularly in the Georgia election. [... more]

The confirmation hearings for Amy Coney Barrett, a conservative woman nominated to the Supreme Court, have been marked by contentious questioning and debate over her judicial philosophy, particularly on issues like abortion and religious freedom. [... more]

The popularity of Pete Buttigieg reflects the changing worldview in America, with a focus on progressive Christian beliefs and the intersection of faith and politics. Evangelicals are divided on their support for President Trump, with some accusing them of hypocrisy. Meanwhile, Buttigieg's views on morality and marriage are at odds with traditional Christian teachings, highlighting the ongoing debate over the role of faith in public life. [... more]