Today, Brett and Matt interview Anne Schlafly, the chairman of Eagle Forum and daughter of the renowned conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly. Anne has been drawing attention to the hype and deception around destigmatizing marijuana and reshaping its image as medicine rather than a street drug. She authored Throwing Children Under the Cannabis, a book documenting marijuana’s harms to youth, as well as many other books on public policy from a conservative perspective.

Matt and Brett will also cover the war with Iran, the redistricting developments in Virginia and Florida, and, as always, the consequences for this year's midterm elections.

On today’s show, Matt and Brett dive into the conflict between Trump and the Pope and the picture posted (and then deleted) by Trump. Was it Trump as a doctor or was it blasphemy?

They also talk about the prospects for peace in the Middle East, the drag on the midterm elections, and the need for a Republican vision of less spending and less taxation.

Space and Property Taxes in Florida With Special Guests Rep. Kim Kendall and Rep. Ryan Chamberlin by Brett and Matt Doster

Space, Medicare, and a Need for a Vision With Special Guest Darren Grubb by Brett and Matt Doster

On today’s show, Matt and Brett talk about the special elections in Florida (and whether to worry about Democrats winning), Opening Day baseball, TSA delays (and Congressional dealmaking), and the war with Iran.

Special Guest Jack Furnari—longtime political guru from Palm Beach County, President and CEO of Jolt Media, President of the BizPac Political Action Committee, and founder and former CEO of BizPacReview.com—joins the show to talk about the latest special elections and all things political.

Matt and Brett talk about the latest developments in the world economy, from rising gas prices to the conflict in Iran to the larger dimensions of global competition by China and Russia. Andrew Harding of the Heritage Foundation joins the show to share his insights on the global conflicts.

Brett is traveling and dials in from El Salvador! Matt and Brett break down the improvements under President Bukele’s leadership and the 180-degree change to a law-and-order country. They talk about the war with Iran, rising gas prices, and the potential impact on the mid-term elections. Then Alvin Lui, President of Courage is a Habit, joins the show to share updates on the defense of parents in the ongoing conflicts with a K-12 school system that seeks to undermine their authority and challenge traditional morality.

Matt and Brett take on the tumultuous events of the past week, including the U.S. Supreme Court ruling against California's radical, anti-parent transgenderism laws, the Clintons testifying before Congress on Epstein, the Texas Primary election and its impact on the midterms, Kristi Noem's ouster at the Department of Homeland Security, and, finally, the War with Iran.

Today, Matt and Brett discuss the Super Bowl of presidential speeches every year, the State of the Union address, and whether or not President Trump’s speech offered a clear path forward for the American people.

They also welcome special guest, Jim Kallinger to the show to talk about Florida tort reform and lawsuit abuse. Kallinger is the head of the Small Business and Consumers Alliance, and he's also a former Florida state legislator.

Today Matt and Brett will take another dive into the issues of greatest consequence in the midterm elections, from economic health to the administration’s involvement in foreign affairs, most recently with the buildup in Iran.

They will also discuss the tragic mass shooting in Canada by a transgender shooter and the mainstream media’s inability to tell the truth on the issue of transgenderism.