Join Judge Weinberg, Chairman Garcia, and Eric Levine as they speak to Dr. Walid Phares about the situation in the Middle East and more on WABC.

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Jake Novak gives you the latest on the death of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and what comes next

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Lionel details what people mean when they say "near death" and gives you his full thoughts

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Dr. Sky discusses what's going on with the brand new Air Force One with author, historian, and aviation expert Bill Yenne

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Jake Novak and former Gov. David Paterson explore the cultural disconnects and political tribalism currently defining the American landscape. Novak argues that many people misunderstand Donald Trump’s aggressive demeanor because they lack exposure to the blustery but well-meaning characters typically found in traditional religious communities, suggesting that a shared Americana experience fosters a better understanding of such personalities. The conversation transitions into a critique of ideological rigidity, with both speakers advocating for a nuanced approach that prioritizes sound policy and law and order over blind party loyalty.

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Joe Concha comments on a perceived seismic shift in the Democratic Party, where the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) are viewed as a modern equivalent to the Tea Party movement. Concha argues that incumbent establishment leaders face an unprecedented threat from far-left challengers who leverage organizational strength and the promise of extensive social programs to win over younger primary voters. Citing prediction markets, the text suggests a historic wave of primary defeats is likely approaching in 2026, potentially ending the careers of long-standing party figures.

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Roger Stone outlines a series of political shifts and policy reversals during the second Trump administration. He begins by celebrating the renaming of a Florida airport in honor of Donald Trump, framing it as a historic tribute to his leadership and economic legacy. Stone then pivots to a broader defense of transparency and accountability, highlighting RFK Jr.’s efforts to compensate those injured by vaccines and the Justice Department’s push for American energy independence through expanded drilling in Alaska.

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Join Steve Moore as he speaks to John Catsimatidis about the mayors in large cities, Trump policies, and more on WABC.

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James Golden aka Bo Snerdley critiques the Mamdani l administration for its controversial exclusion of Little Italy from an official ethnic neighborhoods list, framing the eventual correction as a reactive political deflection. Golden then shifts to a rare moment of praise for a new "click to cancel" rule and junk fee ban, highlighting these consumer protections as a victory against exploitative business subscriptions. Finally, the discussion moves to Texas politics, where Golden highlights a fracture within the Democratic Party over the perceived neglect of Black political infrastructure and the unequal distribution of campaign funds.

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Join Larry Kudlow as he speaks with Nancy Tengler and David Bahnsen about predicting the stock market with policy and more on WABC.

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