The week started off with the Charlie Kirk memorial in Arizona, which was a powerful tribute to Charlie’s life and legacy. Brett and Matt also discuss the era of fringe vigilante justice that seems to have taken over America, President Trump’s address to the U.N., TikTok heading to U.S. ownership, potential for a federal government shutdown—and finally a deep dive into the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey.

Coming at you from the capital city of the Free State of Florida, Matt and Brett took the first half of Friday’s show to delve into the week’s most consequential news stories. From President Trump’s state visit to the U.K. to the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show, it was another big news week here in America.

They also were excited to welcome Kentucky State Senator Chris McDaniel to the program to talk about all things Kentucky politics. At the beginning of the year, longtime political fixture Senator Mitch McConnell announced his retirement from the U.S. Senate, and the race to replace him is taking shape with three major candidates announcing their bids for the seat. Senator McDaniel shared insight into the dynamics of the race, provided some background on Kentucky’s current political landscape, and discussed his leadership in rolling back the commonwealth’s income tax.

On this week's edition of America in View, Brett and Matt discuss the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk and all the aftermath that has taken place in public discussion following this terrible crime.

Congressman John Rutherford, who represents Florida’s Fifth Congressional District in Northeast Florida, joins the show. Congressman Rutherford formerly served as Sheriff of Duval County and had a long career in law enforcement. Brett, Matt, and Congressman Rutherford discuss law-and-order issues, including the use of military troops in Washington, D.C., and other cities, and the interdiction of drug traffickers coming into this country.

The Dosters also announce the Winner and Loser of the week.

Get ready for another great edition of America in View! On this week's show, Brett and Matt discuss the August jobs report, China’s military parade, the Department of Defense rebranding to the Department of War, the U.S. strike on a drug boat from Venezuela, betting market numbers on the next presidential election, and more.

They also take a deep dive into the potential problems of sending in federal troops to crime-ridden cities like Chicago and New Orleans. A few weeks ago, they discussed the Trump admin taking over the D.C. police and how that’s a different animal because it is a federal district. But recently, Trump has tossed around deploying federal law enforcement to some blue cities to re-establish law and order. Brett and Matt discuss the historical reasons why America’s military forces have not been used for domestic law enforcement and the issues that could arise if future White Houses do not have the same conservative priorities of today.

Matt and Brett have another great review of the week’s top news stories and policy issues.

Many headlines this week were dominated by the heartbreaking shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis. We offer our deepest condolences to the families of the children who were killed and pray for the quick and complete recovery of those who sustained injuries.

On this week's show, they also talk listeners through the most notable news stories in American business and finance. From President Trump taking a 10% stake in Intel to the ongoing battle between the White House and the Federal Reserve, we have plenty to dive into. They also debate the call for federal troops in Chicago, the president’s executive order on flag burning, and more.

It's another great episode of America in View! Political drama continues to play out state by state, as Texas and California present new districts for Congress. While Texas has almost completed their new map, California is only getting started and has a lot more legal obstacles to redraw their lines. But blue states may have their efforts undermined by what the New York Times reported this week: every state that reports voter registration by party has shown an increase for Republicans over the past four years. All 30 states! The national difference is 4.5 million more Republicans.

Adam Kissel, noted conservative expert on education policy and author of Slacking: A Guide To Ivy League Miseducation, is our guest on this week's episode. Kissel is a visiting fellow for The Heritage Foundation and is a board member for multiple universities. He served in the first Trump administration as deputy assistant secretary for higher education programs. We have a great conversation about what’s going wrong in higher education and balance that with some good news about efforts to reset expectations in Florida and elsewhere.

Matt is flying solo in the studio with special guest Mike Hanna joining in to co-host and talk about the week’s most consequential news stories. They discuss President Trump’s summit in Alaska with Putin, the Texas redistricting fight and California’s response, Gov. DeSantis appointing Jay Collins as Florida’s new Lt. Governor, the federal takeover of DC police, and much more.

Coming to you from the capital city of the Free State of Florida, Brett and Matt are resupplying the conservative front lines with truth, the Constitution, and a little red-neck commonsense. To kick off the show, they debate the biggest headlines of the week, including the Texas congressional redistricting, Nancy Pelosi doubling down on the radical transgender agenda, the new scandal surrounding US Rep. Cory Mills, and President Trump selecting Stephen Miran to serve on the Fed.

Florida State Rep. Ryan Chamberlin also joins them on the show to share more about his efforts to make the Free State of Florida the first state in the nation to eliminate the “most-hated tax in America,” the property tax.

Broadcasting to you from the capital city of the Free State of Florida, Brett and Matt are doing their part to make the rest of the nation look a lot more like the Sunshine State. On this week's episode, they review some of the biggest headlines of the week in the worlds of U.S. economic and foreign policy.

They discuss President Trump’s trip to Scotland, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Russia’s continued attacks on Kyiv, Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign and Russiagate, and much more. Special guest John Steele Gordon, a noted author and expert on U.S. tariff history, also joins the show to offer insight into the tariff debate and whether they’re good for our economy.

Brett and Matt have another great show coming to you from the capital city of the Free State of Florida. From President Trump’s visit to the Fed with Jerome Powell to the DOJ meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell in Tallahassee, they cover a lot of top headlines to dive into. They also discuss the North Carolina Senate race to succeed retiring Sen. Thom Tillis with Russell Peck, a longtime communications and public affairs consultant.