Jason in the House

Datacenters have become one of this election cycle’s most divisive issues, but despite the outrage, few individuals truly understand what a data center is. An even smaller number possess the knowledge necessary to build them.   

Founder of Overwatch and former U.S. Navy submariner, Kirk Offel discusses the rapidly evolving world of data centers, from the tech that makes them possible, to their impact on local economies and energy grids. Kirk explains how computing power has transformed into the fifth utility, the other industries that utilize data centers aside from AI, and why

Plus, Jason breaks down President Trump's strategic deal regarding Greenland and how securing polar defense capabilities strengthens long-term American safety and NATO partnerships.

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Host of ‘FOX News @ Night’, Trace Gallagher joins Jason in studio to discuss his new book, ‘Turns Out They Were Right All Along,’ sharing essential life lessons on discipline, coachability, and all the other bits of wisdom that he wished he’d come around to sooner.

Plus, Jason breaks down the political and economic anxieties surrounding AI, deepfakes, and why Congress remains severely unprepared to regulate rapidly evolving technology ahead of the upcoming election.

Bring on the Stupid: Rapper Macklemore is ousted from an Ed Sheeran tour after going on an anti-Israel tirade.

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Co-host of ‘The Big Money Show’ on FOX Business, Jackie DeAngelis joins Jason to discuss her unique journey from the hectic world of Wall Street hedge funds to the even more chaotic world of TV broadcasting. Plus, Jason breaks down political strategy following midterm conventions, the battle for swing voters, and the real factors behind fluctuating gas prices and foreign policy challenges with Iran.

Bring on the Stupid: A jury selecting Reese Witherspoon as foreman because of Legally Blonde, UK protesters confusing a visiting Pakistani cricket team for asylum seekers, and a Missouri candidate facing federal conspiracy charges for allegedly planting cocaine on his political opponent.

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Twenty-five years after the horrific attacks of September 11th, 2001 preserving the memory of those lost and supporting the families left behind remains a sacred duty for the nation.

Tunnel to Towers Foundation Chairman, Founder and CEO Frank Siller honors the ultimate sacrifice made by his brother, FDNY firefighter Stephen Siller, who strapped on 60 pounds of gear and ran through the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel toward the Twin Towers on 9/11.

Frank shares what transpired on the day that changed everything, and how his brother’s heroic actions that day ultimately helped thousands of veterans and first responders through the organization they inspired.

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The Secret Service has one of the most important jobs in the nation, but behind the scenes, its agents have been treated like an afterthought. 

RealClear Politics’ Senior National Correspondent, Susan Crabtree, joins Jason to pull back the curtain on the conditions within the Secret Service, highlighting how a culture of corruption and lack of internal accountability have left one of the government’s most important agencies underfunded and undertrained, even after numerous attempts on the President’s life.

Bring on the Stupid: Young investors turning away from stocks in favor of gambling, a New Zealand woman receiving a parking ticket while being resuscitated, and instant karma for a U.K. resident who left his dog behind to flee the police.

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Jim Gash, President of Pepperdine University, joins Jason to discuss why higher education must return to patriotism, faith, and real-world community to fight student isolation. He shares his journey from setting backyard pole-vaulting records to leading his alma mater and details Pepperdine’s unique focus on student resilience and building a welcoming environment for students of all walks of life.

 Plus, Jason breaks down the growing threats of mass surveillance and facial recognition tech, from “smart” sunglasses to Flock cameras.

 Bring on the Stupid: A "Dead End" sign placed outside a UK cemetery, Cornell banning bear butchering in dorm kitchens, and a certain Sith Lord showing up in support of mass surveillance at a San Diego city council meeting.

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Max Nikias, former president of USC and author of ‘American Trojan,’ joins Jason to discuss his remarkable life journey, leadership, and the future of higher education.

Max shares his extraordinary journey from growing up in a small village in Cyprus and losing everything overnight during the 1974 war, to immigrating to the United States with just $1,500 in his pocket and ascending to the helm of one of the nation’s premier universities.

Plus, he shares his concerns regarding the "Wild West" of modern college

Bring on the Stupid: Two incidents of influencer-induced cockerel catastrophe in France and Oman, and a prankster arrested for dressing as the Grim Reaper outside a hospital in Wales.

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Martha Jenkins, President of the National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW), discusses the vital power of grassroots activism and why "the world is run by those who show up." From answering a newspaper classified ad in 1994 to leading thousands of conservative women across the nation, she shares her own personal journey and explains why face-to-face conversations and door-knocking remain the most effective tools for political change.

Bring on the Stupid: Katy Perry gets stuck inside a giant inflatable water bottle during a crowd-surfing stunt, and an official U.S. government conference map accidentally mislabels every single country in Africa.

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Connor Boyack, creator of the Tuttle Twins series, joins Jason to share how he is empowering parents to teach young children the foundational principles of free markets and classical liberalism - and making it fun while he’s at it.

He also reveals the "devious strategy" behind the series, how these children's books are secretly educating adults on economic principles, and emphasizes why instilling these values early in life is more important now than it ever has been before. 

Bring on the Stupid: A giant iguana wreaks havoc at a Tennessee FedEx store after gnawing its way out of a cardboard shipping box.

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Volition America CEO John Sapiente shares how his patriotic apparel brand is uniting Americans while making a direct impact on military and first-responder families. From partnering with top brands like Puma to donating a portion of profits to Folds of Honor, Sapiente shares his blueprint for building a business driven by choice, unity, and patriotism.

He also details his personal "patriotic awakening," lessons learned from navigating the high-stakes worlds of automotive and medical manufacturing, and the heartwarming story behind surprising a decorated Navy SEAL with a brand-new Jeep Wrangler.

Bring on the Stupid: An Idaho man sets a new Guinness World Record by balancing 195 rolls of toilet paper on his head for 30 seconds.

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