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A conversation with Dr.

This episode features a conversation with Senator Markwayne Mullin discussing a remarkable wrestling upset at the NCAA championship involving Wyatt Henderson.

Congressman Tom Tiffany discusses President Trump's announcement to unleash rare earth mineral mining in the U.S.

This episode features an interview with Mark Liner, an IDF soldier in Israel, discussing the complexities of the current ceasefire with Hamas and addressing anti-Semitism issues back home in Solon, Ohio.

Congressman Burgess Owens discusses recent victories in education reform, focusing on eradicating DEI programs and making education more affordable and parent-responsive.

Senator Markwayne Mullin discusses the Continuing Resolution drama, Democratic opposition tactics, and how this sets the stage for America's fiscal future under President Trump.

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This episode analyzes why Donald Trump's approval ratings are defying expectations compared to his first term and historical presidential trends.

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene discusses her role in leading the Government Efficiency Operation (DOGE) to identify and cut wasteful federal spending, while also addressing President Trump's executive order on DEI programs.

Joe Piscopo interviews President Donald Trump about Italian-American relations, saving Columbus Day, and political appreciation.

This episode discusses the Trump administration's efforts to revive U.S.

Marie-Thérèse Kaiser discusses her criminal case for criticizing Germany's migration policies and shares an incident of state surveillance during a school panel discussion.

Senator Ted Cruz discusses the FBI's failure to release Epstein files and criticizes sanctuary airport policies in a conservative political interview.

Dr.

This episode discusses the phenomenon of 'Elon derangement syndrome' with Congressman Andy Biggs, exploring why Democrats oppose Elon Musk's efforts to uncover government waste, fraud, and abuse in Washington.

This episode discusses the political battle over the Continuing Resolution (CR) between House and Senate Republicans, with insights from Ed Morrissey on budget strategy and potential government shutdown risks.

Hugh Hewitt interviews retired Vice Admiral Mark Montgomery about China's launch of the Fujian aircraft carrier and J-35 fifth-generation fighter, discussing the implications for U.S.-China naval competition and shipbuilding disparities.

Senator Markwayne Mullin discusses Tulsi Gabbard's confirmation as Director of National Intelligence, criticizing Democratic opposition and highlighting her potential to improve intelligence sharing.

Senator Jim Banks discusses President Trump's recent speech to Congress, praising it as a victory for America and criticizing Democrats for their lack of applause, particularly for a 13-year-old with brain cancer.

This episode discusses how border security became a key issue in the last election, with commentary on immigration policies under Trump and Biden.

This episode discusses how millions of people entering the U.S.

This episode analyzes a White House meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and President Trump, criticizing media coverage and praising Trump's transparency in allowing extended press access.

Tom Homan discusses the progress of border enforcement operations under the current administration, highlighting reductions in illegal crossings and increased criminal arrests.

Senator Rick Scott discusses the need for tariffs and trade protection policies to re-industrialize America, protect manufacturing jobs from unfair Chinese competition, and ensure national security through domestic production.

President Trump discusses the U.S.-Israel alliance and past Middle East achievements with Prime Minister Netanyahu, focusing on peace efforts and countering threats like Iran and Hamas.

This episode features an interview with Ed Morrissey discussing the Democrats' identity crisis, focusing on Chuck Schumer's postponed book on anti-Semitism and the political implications.

Victor Davis Hanson assesses President Trump's early administration as highly successful in reversing progressive policies, while suggesting a more tempered communication style.

This episode features an interview with Josh Hammer about his new book 'Israel and Civilization', exploring the significance of Israel to Western civilization and its political philosophy.

Hugh Hewitt interviews former Israeli ambassador Michael Oren about the hostage crisis in Israel, discussing reports of dead hostages, the conditions they endured, and the emotional impact on Israeli society.

This episode analyzes recent polling trends showing increased favorability for Trump and Republicans among young voters and minorities, with a focus on educational and demographic factors.

This episode analyzes the breakdown in U.S.-Ukraine relations under Trump's administration, focusing on Zelensky's strategic errors and the personalist nature of Trump's foreign policy approach.

This episode discusses President Trump's executive order to eliminate the Department of Education, featuring reactions from Secretary Linda McMahon and Deb Kralitis of Moms for America.

Senator Josh Hawley discusses the issue of nationwide injunctions against the Trump administration, arguing they are an abuse of judicial power and calling for Supreme Court or Congressional intervention.

Hugh Hewitt interviews Senator Tom Cotton about a judicial hearing challenging President Trump's decision to deport terrorists to El Salvador, discussing legal jurisdiction and potential Supreme Court implications.

Speaker Mike Johnson discusses how House Republicans united to pass a continuing resolution to fund the government through September, framing it as a significant political victory and a shift toward future budget reforms.

In this interview, Victor reflects on how Donald Trump's potential future administration would differ from his first term, citing lessons from deep state resistance, legal battles, and assassination attempts that have made Trump more experienced and empathetic.

Host Chris Stigall interviews Pastor Lucas Miles, author of 'Woke Jesus', about the intersection of faith and politics.

Charlie Kirk interviews journalist Julie Kelly and pardoned defendant John Strand about President Trump's mass pardons for January 6th defendants.

Dennis Prager interviews Colorado State philosophy professor Andre Archie about Archie's book "The Virtue of Colorblindness" and the changing meaning of racial neutrality.

Hugh Hewitt and Scott Rasmussen assess Donald Trump's Iowa and New Hampshire victories, including Nikki Haley's support among crossover independents.

Brandon Weikert calls Iran a "paper tiger with steel claws" backed by terrorist proxies and China.