A small group of North Carolina voters received incorrect letters about their voter registration status, but the state board of elections says it was an administrative error. The state is working to repair voter registration records, which will bring the state's voter rolls into compliance with federal and state law. Meanwhile, Charlotte has seen a high rate of property crime, and local leaders are being forced to address the issue. The city has seen a decrease in certain types of crime, but the public perception of safety remains a concern. The United States and South Korea have reached a trade deal that will lower tariffs on Korean auto imports, which will benefit North Carolina auto producers and consumers. Redistricting lawsuits are ongoing in North Carolina, and the state board of elections is working to resolve the issue before the December 1st deadline. The USDA is relocating its agricultural hubs to states like North Carolina, which has a thriving agricultural industry. [... more]

The Memphis Safe Task Force is making a significant impact in the city, with over 1,600 arrests and 84 missing children located. However, some business owners are opposing the task force, and the Democrat Party has spoken out against it. Meanwhile, the government is in a shutdown, and Congressman David Kustoff is calling on Democrats to pass a continuing resolution to fund the government. Additionally, the Better Business Bureau is warning about cannabis edibles that are being marketed in a way that appeals to children, and there are concerns about the safety of these products. [... more]

The Shelby County Commission overrode Mayor Lee Harris's veto, paving the way for school board elections in 2026. The decision comes after a heated commission meeting where verbal brawls broke out, and some attendees were removed. Meanwhile, a local restaurant, the Flying Fish, has shut down due to civil unrest, and the Downtown Neighborhood Association is denying claims that downtown Memphis is experiencing a crime problem. [... more]

North Carolina's General Assembly has approved a new congressional map, likely giving Republicans one extra seat in the US House of Representatives. Democrats have expressed outrage, calling the map an attack on North Carolina and its voters. The map does not require the governor's approval and is now in effect. Litigation is expected, with Democrats arguing that the map is a power grab by Republicans. Meanwhile, a private school in Charlotte is facing a lawsuit from parents who claim the school breached their contract by changing its educational policies without their consent. [... more]

A man's journey of spiritual transformation while serving his life sentence in prison, and the friendship that began with a single Sunday morning call. He shares his story of hope and freedom, and how he found it through his relationship with Jesus Christ. [... more]

The White House is undergoing construction, with a new ballroom being added, privately funded by various donors. Meanwhile, Florida Man stories continue to captivate, including a man who tried to pass off his house as a drug-free zone and a woman who was kidnapped by a man she mistook for her Uber driver. In other news, Chicago's murder rate remains high, with the city's mayor claiming a reduction in crime, but critics argue that the numbers are being manipulated. [... more]

The FBI led a coordinated takedown across 11 states to arrest over 30 individuals responsible for an illegal gambling and sports rigging operation that spanned years, involving major crime families and former NBA players and coaches. Meanwhile, the CEO of the Babylon Bee, Seth Dillon, discusses the rise of anti-Semitism on the right and the need for conservatives to draw lines and condemn bigotry and authoritarianism. [... more]

Democrats weeping and gnashing of teeth over the White House renovations continues Marco Rubio delivers a PERFECT response to a reporter when asked about blowing up drug boats John Fetterman goes on Fox and sounds exactly like a Republican State Rep Jolanda Jones just went on CNN and called for SLASHING THE NECKS of Republicans if necessary Portland Trail Blazers HC Chauncey Billups was arrested by the FBI for being used by the Italian Mafia to attract poker players exposing multiple crime families Sunny Hostin apparently thinks all her white neighbors are racists Dana explains how she is noticing the [... more]

The Democrats' refusal to reopen the government is causing suffering among Americans, particularly those relying on SNAP benefits. Meanwhile, the National Guard's presence in Memphis has led to a significant decrease in crime, with the Make Memphis Safe Task Force reporting 1,267 arrests of violent criminals and 239 illegal firearms seized. In other news, Congressman John Rose discusses the impact of the government shutdown on farmers and the importance of opening markets for U.S. beef. Additionally, Randy Hutchison from the Better Business Bureau talks about unclaimed property and how people can find out if they have unclaimed money owed to them. [... more]

Two friends, Ashton Bingham and Art Kulik, started making videos together to waste scammers' time and raise awareness about the issue. They've built a platform to help victims and have collaborated with law enforcement to bring scammers to justice. [... more]

Memphis is experiencing a significant drop in crime rates since the deployment of the National Guard, with over 1,200 arrests of violent criminals and gang members, and a 40% decrease in violent crime. Senator Brent Taylor is credited with leading the effort to make Memphis a safer city, and the Memphis Safe Task Force is seen as a key factor in the decline in crime. Meanwhile, the Memphis Grizzlies are celebrating their 25th anniversary in the city, and the importance of planning for retirement is highlighted with discussions on Medicare and 401k plans. [... more]

New York City's mayoral election is heating up, with candidates like Momdani and Cuomo vying for the top spot. As the city grapples with issues like public safety and crime, the candidates' stances on socialism and their ability to lead the city are being put to the test. [... more]

A conversation with Delicia Bollinger and Dr. Talesa Franklin about their experiences with crime in Memphis and the impact of the National Guard's presence, as well as their perspectives on politics, Christianity, and public education. [... more]

A former youth minister pleads guilty to the sexual battery of a child, sparking outrage and calls for accountability from the community. Meanwhile, the National Guard and federal assets are credited with reducing crime in Memphis, allowing residents to feel safer and enjoy outdoor activities without fear of violence. [... more]

A discussion about the Biden crime family, the FBI's corruption, and the importance of Christianity in America. The hosts also talk about the Democrat Party's corruption, the industrial war complex, and the need for repentance and spiritual awakening. [... more]

A Florida couple is charged with child neglect after leaving their 16-year-old son on the side of the road with a bag of guns and cash. Meanwhile, a conservative politician's comments on labor laws spark controversy, and a Hollywood actor's rant against capitalism is met with criticism. Additionally, a reminder about the importance of cybersecurity and protecting one's identity is highlighted. [... more]

The Middle East peace deal brokered by President Trump has been hailed as a historic achievement, with Hamas agreeing to disarm and leave Gaza. However, the deal also includes the release of terrorist prisoners, sparking controversy. Meanwhile, Democrats are struggling to pass a bill to fund the government, with some lawmakers expressing concerns about the shutdown's impact on their constituents. Additionally, the topic of labor policy is being debated, with some arguing for a more nuanced approach than simply rounding up and deporting undocumented immigrants. Furthermore, cybersecurity awareness is being highlighted, with tips on how to protect one's identity and prevent identity theft. Finally, the Medicare annual enrollment season is underway, with experts advising on how to navigate the process and avoid losing coverage. [... more]

The nation of Israel is celebrating a historic day with President Trump's visit, while in Memphis, the National Guard's presence has brought a sense of peace to the city, but crime and juvenile justice issues persist, with many calling for a more effective law enforcement strategy and a solution to the city's juvenile crime problem. [... more]

A Democratic politician's debate performance is scrutinized, with some accusing her of being evasive and unresponsive to questions about her stance on political violence. Meanwhile, a series of bizarre crime stories from Florida are shared, including a couple who abandoned their 16-year-old son on the side of the road and handed him a bag of handguns, and a man who stole a purse containing a one-month-old kitten. The discussion also touches on the potential for government shutdown and the importance of cybersecurity awareness. [... more]

President Trump's announcement of a peace deal in the Middle East sparks celebration and relief in Jewish communities and Memphis. Meanwhile, a heated battle is brewing between Justin Pearson and Steve Cohen in the Memphis mayoral race, with Pearson accusing Cohen of disrespecting him. The National Guard is being deployed to Memphis to help with crime, and there are concerns about the impact of crime on local businesses. Additionally, there is a controversy surrounding the rejection of a Turning Point USA chapter at the University of Tennessee, Chattanooga, and the need to protect conservative kids from bullying in schools. [... more]

Donald Trump's peace plan for the Middle East has sparked controversy and debate, with some critics accusing him of being insensitive to the plight of Palestinians. Meanwhile, in the US, the government shutdown continues, with Democrats and Republicans at odds over funding for various agencies, including FEMA, CIA, CDC, FDA, EPA, and IRS. In California, the gubernatorial race is heating up, with Katie Porter and Gavin Newsom vying for the top spot. Dave Rubin, a popular author and podcaster, joins the show to discuss the latest news and trends. [... more]

A historic Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal could bring regional stability to the Middle East, but its implementation is crucial. Meanwhile, the fentanyl crisis is a leading cause of death in America, and experts are working to raise awareness and stop its spread. In other news, the government shutdown is underway, and its effects are being felt in Washington, D.C. and beyond. In Tennessee, Senator Bill Haggerty is working to make Memphis a safer city, deploying the National Guard to address the high crime rate. [... more]

A former bank fraud convict shares his story of redemption and personal growth after being sent to a prison for leprosy patients, where he learns valuable lessons about humility, forgiveness, and the importance of family. [... more]

The Democrat Party is becoming increasingly radicalized, and its control over Memphis is being challenged by a growing sense of discontent among residents. Meanwhile, the city is experiencing a surge in crime, and the Memphis Safe Task Force has made over 800 arrests since last week. In other news, the AI arms race is being hindered by an energy crisis, and Democrats are canceling pipelines and blocking drilling. Financial experts are advising people to review their employee benefits and take advantage of long-term financial planning tools. [... more]

The federal government's efforts to crack down on crime and illegal immigration have sparked resistance from some cities, with Democratic leaders accusing the Trump administration of racism and using wild conspiracy theories to justify their actions. Meanwhile, a Harvard Harris poll shows that a majority of Republicans and Independents support the deportation of people here illegally, but only 36% of Democratic voters do, highlighting the divide within the Democratic Party on this issue. [... more]

A federal government shutdown enters its eighth day, with the White House expected to announce a bailout for American farmers impacted by inflation and tariffs. The agricultural industry, North Carolina's number one industry, is struggling due to the trade war, with farmers producing tobacco, sweet potatoes, and soybeans being particularly affected. A bipartisan House committee is set to meet in Raleigh to discuss government efficiency, paralleling federal-level efforts to reform the Department of Government Efficiency. [... more]

The Bengals acquire Joe Flacco from the Browns, while the Chiefs struggle with mistakes and penalties, and the Giants discuss their quarterback situation and the upcoming season, also featuring an interview with Tom Pelfrey about his show Task on HBO Max. [... more]

The North Carolina State Board of Elections is requesting full social security numbers from the DMV to maintain accurate voter rolls, amid concerns over non-citizens being registered to vote. Meanwhile, a new bill aims to hold judges accountable for releasing violent criminals, and a Vietnamese electric vehicle maker, VinFast, is facing financial struggles and uncertainty over its planned North Carolina facility. [... 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]

The east and west coasts of the United States have two different approaches to policing, with the east coast focusing on reactive policing and the west coast using proactive policing to prevent crimes before they occur. A former LAPD Sergeant shares his experience with proactive policing, which led to the arrest of serial killer Richard Ramirez. The conversation highlights the challenges of policing in modern times, including accusations of racism and the need for police officers to make investigative stops to keep communities safe. [... more]

President Trump's efforts to make America safe again continue, with a focus on cities like Memphis and Portland, where crime and radical left-wing activity have been rampant. The National Guard has been deployed to Memphis, and President Trump is considering similar action in Portland. Meanwhile, the government shutdown continues, with Democrats opposing Republican efforts to cut government spending and eliminate non-essential jobs. Conservative and Christian leaders are speaking out against the shutdown and the radical left-wing agenda, and there is a growing movement to support President Trump's efforts to restore law and order in America. [... more]

The government shutdown continues, with the president's cabinet and Office of Management and Budget working to identify areas for cuts, including potential layoffs. The shutdown is a result of a dispute over healthcare subsidies and Medicaid funding, with Democrats opposing the president's plan to cut funding for illegal immigrants. Meanwhile, governors and mayors are taking a hardline stance against the president's efforts to crack down on crime and immigration, with some calling for a federal crackdown. The shutdown is having a significant impact on the economy and is a major point of contention between the two parties. [... more]

A grandmother's emotional plea for justice after her grandson's murder in Washington D.C. highlights the need for change in Memphis and Shelby County, where crime and violence have plagued citizens for generations. The arrival of the National Guard and federal support brings hope for a safer city, but systemic problems and long-term fixes are also discussed, including the importance of rebuilding the police department and holding leaders accountable. [... more]

Memphis is facing a surge in violent crime, with over 125 murders so far this year. The city is receiving a wave of federal agents to help combat the issue, with President Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi leading the effort. The operation, known as Operation Viper, aims to target gang members and violent offenders, and has already resulted in several arrests and the seizure of guns. [... more]

The National Guard is being deployed to Memphis, Tennessee, to address rising crime rates and lawlessness in the city. Senator Bill Haggerty discusses the government shutdown and the Democrats' refusal to fund health care for American citizens over illegal aliens. Judge Jeanine Pirro shares her experience as the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, where she has seen a 53% decline in homicide rates and a 39% decline in violent crime since the deployment of the National Guard. [... more]

The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Oversight held a field hearing in Charlotte to discuss victims of violent crime, focusing on repeat offenders and the effectiveness of the judicial system in preventing crime. Witnesses shared personal stories of loss and highlighted the need for reform in the bail system, citing the case of Irina Zaruska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee who was murdered by a 14-time repeat offender. The hearing also touched on the importance of public safety, mental health issues, and crime prevention, with lawmakers and witnesses calling for changes to the current system to hold offenders accountable and protect communities. [... more]

The National Guard is coming to Memphis to address the city's crime problem, but the Radical Democrats are pushing back against federal resources and measures to hold the school board accountable. Representative Mark White discusses his efforts to improve education outcomes in Memphis, and the Trump administration is fighting back against the attempted coup against President Trump during his first term. [... more]

Shelby County Clerk Wanda Halbert's incompetence has led to a $30,000 rent debt in Millington, and Commissioner Mick Wright is leading the charge to hold her accountable. Meanwhile, crime in Memphis continues to rise, and the Memphis Safe Task Force is working to address the issue. Joe Kent's comments on public corruption have sparked a debate, and Charlie Kirk's assassination has led to a discussion on left-wing violence. Ilhan Omar's immigration fraud allegations have also been brought up, and the White House is fighting back against Democrats over funding for health care for illegal aliens. [... more]

A crime bill in North Carolina aims to keep violent offenders behind bars and off the streets by restricting judicial discretion in granting pretrial releases and creating a new category of violent offenses that require GPS monitoring or secured bonds. [... more]

Memphis is facing a crisis of crime and safety, with the National Guard set to arrive in the city to help combat the issue. The Republican Party is celebrating the deployment, while the Democrats are opposed, with some saying it will hurt the city's economy and democracy. The city's residents are divided, with some feeling a sense of hope and others feeling fearful and uncertain about the future. [... more]