RedState.com writer Jeff Charles reacts to the Southern Poverty Law Center's addition of Moms For Liberty (and other conservative groups) to their list of "hate groups". While SPLC is a private non profit group, published reports say they regularly meet with the Biden Administration to consult the Administration on policy.

Charles discusses why this could lead to suppressed speech by those who disagree with the government and why he does not believe the SPLC should be considered a credible organization.

Recorded right before it debuted in theaters around the country, this conversation with Matt Osborne from Operation Underground Railroad (OUR Rescue) describes the work they do and how that resulted in creation of Sound of Freedom, starring Jim Caviezel.

The film is based on true events and spotlights the growing child trafficking industry.

Bethany Mandel, author of the Heroes Of Liberty childrens' book series and coauthor of the new book, Stolen Youth, discusses the concerns she and many others have about falling civics test scores in the US. She says the trend has educational, cultural, and policy conseqences in the future.

Jeremy Dyes from the First Liberty Institute reflects on the effect of the US Supreme Court's "Coach Kennedy" religious freedom case. That ruling is now one year old and Dyes says Americans are now more free than we were before, at least when it comes to religious freedom.

The discussion also includes what's next in the debate over religious freedom, especially in public life.

A fight in New York City reignites the debate over using force to protect yourself and others. Daniel Penny subdued Jordan Neeley in a subway after he and witnesses say Neeley was threatening people. Protesters and prosecutors say the maneuver Penny used to subdue Neeley was a choke hold and caused hit death illegally. Daniel Penny has been indicted in the case.

Sgt Betsy Brantner Smith from the National Police Association explains some basics about self defense, the law and what to expect if you are in the position to have to defend someone.

Tammy Kocher from Minnesota-based New Life Family Services discusses how things have changed for their pregnancy resource centers since the US Supreme Court overturned Roe vs Wade in 2022. The discussion includes changes in the law and in the safety of their centers, employees, and clients.

Bob Hoge from RedState.com explains a proposed law in California that would, if passed, criminalize refusal of parents to "affirm" a child's "gender identity". Hoge explains why he believes the bill attempts to include opposition to trans ideology in parenting to the list of child abuse and child welfare definitions in the state.

Ben Lieberman from the Competitive Enterprise Institute updates us on the Biden Administration's efforts to reduce the number of gas stoves being used in the US. Among the reasons two federal agencies are claiming as reasons to phase out gas cooking are climate change activism and claims that gas stoves are unhealthy. Liberman examines and addresses the claims.

Bankrate.com analyst Greg McBride explains what the latest federal reserve interest rate hike means to American households. He also offers advice on how to adjust your personal finances in response to what's happended and what's likely to happen in the future.

Landmark Legal Foundation's Mike O'Neil provides an explanation of the federal accusations against former Donald Trump in the latest indictment of the former president.