Charlie Kirk / Friday, December 19, 2025
The Charlie Kirk Show At AmFest 2025
Charlie Kirk / Thursday, December 18, 2025
Prosecuting Jack Smith's Political Lawfare Against Trump With Mike Davis, Founder and President of The Article 3 Project.
Charlie Kirk / Tuesday, December 16, 2025
Trump Declares Fentanyl A Weapon Of Mass Destruction
Mike Gallagher / Thursday, October 1
From firing squads and electric chairs to Tennessee’s latest lethal-injection fiasco, Roger P. Schulman looks at the strange history of executions that didn’t exactly go according to plan. It’s a bizarre trip through the past and present—and proof that even the most carefully planned final moments don’t always go according to schedule.
Mike Gallagher / Thursday, October 1
September began with headlines pointing toward a looming Republican setback, but the picture looks less one-sided as the month closes. Stronger economic data, more positive business signals and tightening—or potentially less decisive—polling are raising new questions about the midterm landscape.
Mike Gallagher / Thursday, October 1
How much of your personal life is already exposed online? Kim Komando breaks down the growing data-broker problem, the risks of being easily found, and how removing your information can make you a harder target for scammers, fraudsters, and other bad actors.
Kevin McCullough / Monday, September 28
Adm Peter Browm, Dr Ray Salano, Michael Woolworth, Cong Ken Buck, Todd Nettleton, Allie Coghan, Sketch Comedy: Nick Peterson, The Babylon Bee, & The Puppet Regime. #NewMusicSpotlight: For King and Country.
Kevin McCullough / Sunday, September 20
S9/19/26: Candace Cameron Bure, Tony Bode, Erika Donalds, Michael Woolworth, Amber Smith. sketch comedy: Puppet Regime, TBB, Nick Peterson. New Music Spotlight: Anne Wilson
Kevin McCullough / Monday, September 14
Thoughts on 9/11 x 25.
Larry Elder / Wednesday, September 30
President Donald Trump says Iran will give up.
Larry Elder / Wednesday, September 30
In this segment, Larry Elder discusses two significant events involving potential terror attacks. The first incident involves a Fly Dubai commercial aircraft where the co-pilot attempted to hijack the plane and crash it, but was restrained by passengers. The lead pilot, despite being stabbed, heroically opened the cockpit door, enabling the standby crew to land the plane safely. The second event pertains to an alleged terror plot at an Air Force Base in the UK, with indications pointing towards Iranian involvement. Prime Minister Netanyahu and Secretary Marco Rubio express concerns over the seriousness of the situation and the need for international cooperation in addressing such threats. The segment highlights the bravery of individuals in preventing potential disasters and the ongoing efforts to understand and counter global terror activities.
Larry Elder / Tuesday, September 29
Affordability remains a pressing concern as we delve into the impact of various policies on everyday costs. The discussion highlights inflation rates, comparing an average of 5% per year under the Biden administration with 1.9% during the first term of Trump and 2.9% in his second term. Housing prices have seen significant increases, with an average rise of 5.3% annually under Biden, 2.7% in Trump's first term, and 3.7% so far in his second term. Urban areas, particularly in the Sunbelt, experienced higher price surges due to population migration, while regulatory hurdles in blue states continue to drive up costs. Additionally, zoning regulations and permitting processes in the northeast and west coast, coupled with rent control and eviction laws, contribute to the affordability crisis. The proposal to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 or higher, and the example of California's higher building costs compared to Texas, further illustrate the complexities and regional disparities in addressing affordability.
Hugh Hewitt / Thursday, October 1
Hugh Hewitt / Thursday, October 1
Hugh Hewitt / Wednesday, September 30
In this discussion, Hugh Hewitt critically examines Abdul El Sayed, focusing on his political affiliations and ideological stance. Hewitt questions El Sayed's alignment with radical viewpoints and his potential impact if elected to the United States Senate. Hewitt describes El Sayed as a radical politician with affiliations to Islamist groups and individuals who hold radical views on the application of Muslim doctrines to society. He expresses concern over El Sayed's potential to bring radical influences to Capitol Hill, citing his associations and past statements. Hewitt's analysis suggests a cautious perspective on El Sayed's political ambitions and the broader implications of his ideology.