On today's episode Jeff examines Steven Crowder's stunt at a Black barbershop and so called "Black fatigue".

Jeff Charles talks about the horrific assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk and asks the question "Where do we go from here?"

In this episode, Jeff Charles unpacks Donald Trump’s recent McDonald’s stunt in Pennsylvania, a calculated move that mixes fast food with political strategy aimed at winning over blue-collar voters. Jeff delves into why this act of relatability highlights Trump’s unique ability to connect with everyday Americans and contrasts it with Kamala Harris’s struggle to resonate with male voters, especially Black and Hispanic men, despite her campaign efforts. The episode also critiques the left’s narratives on crime rates, as Jeff discusses how rising violent crime—and the FBI’s recent “stealth edit” of crime data—are driving Americans to arm themselves amid growing distrust of the government’s ability to protect them. Finally, Jeff exposes the white savior complex within progressive circles, arguing that its patronizing approach to Black Americans often does more harm than good by reducing them to perpetual victims in need of rescue.

In this episode, Jeff Charles discusses his political journey over the past year and highlights the importance of local politics. He tells the story of a pastor in North Carolina who is being hassled by his city government for feeding and housing the homeless. He also touches on the war in Israel and how it might turn out. Finally, he discusses lawsuits filed against medical facilities by detransitioners for subjecting them to “gender-affirming care” as children.

Darvio "Kingpin" Morrow joins Jeff Charles to expose the tangled web of politics at the local level that leaves people trapped, even if they know that they are being underserved. Politics are embedded in nearly everything at the local level, and our conversation exposes the what, how and why.

In this episode, Jeff Charles spoke with Dr. Jeff Myer, president of Summit Ministries and Brandon Schowalter, a reporter with the Christian Post. Both of these men have covered the effort to push transgenderism on young children and have reported extensively on the issue. They discussed the devastating impact of "gender-affirming care," and how studies have shown how it has destroyed the lives of kids especially after they reach adulthood. It was a very disturbing, but enlightening conversation. It is not for the faint of heart, but it is important that people know what is happening with institutions dedicated to persuading parents to allow their children to go through social, medical, and even surgical procedures to supposedly help these individuals be mentally healthy.

Rick Green of Patriot Academy stopped by again to talk about being a responsible gun owner. We discussed tips about choosing the right firearm, training, and how to carry concealed. It was an enlightening conversation and beginners will learn much from it.

Rhonda Mary stopped by the program to discuss gun ownership, especially among women, who are buying firearms at increased rates. She tells the story of how she became a gun owner and how she became a content creator. She also goes over some practical advice for women who are considering becoming gun owners.

Check out her YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/c/RhondaMary

In this episode, Megan Almon of the Life Training Institute joined the program to discuss the Supreme Court's ruling which overturned Roe v. Wade and the ongoing abortion debate. She shared how she approaches arguments over the abortion issue and discussed how the pro-life movement should proceed after the Supreme Court's ruling.

In this episode, Jeff Charles speaks with Kathleen Porter-Magee, Adjunct Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and Superintendent of Partnership Schools. They discussed a recent study showing how enrollment at Catholic private schools jumped during the COVID-19 pandemic and how these schools can maintain the momentum in an America in which parents are searching for educational alternatives.