The author of “The Origin of Politics: How Evolution and Ideology Shape the Fate of Nations” joins this episode to discuss how evolution and ideology impacts a nation. Nicholas Wade, a retired Science and Health Editor of the New York Times explains how genetics play a much greater role in society and politics than what is both taught and assumed. He explains that while some useful modification can be done, when culture goes too far, society can get into trouble. Family is a basic unit of society and we discuss the issues facing that unit today.

Today’s episode features Dr. Shannon Kroner, who joins us to discuss her new children’s book “Let’s Be Critical Thinkers: Critically Thinking About Masks, Lockdowns, Social Distancing, and Vaccines”. As a clinical psychologist, she encourages kids to think for themselves instead of blindly accepting what is widely believed. She emphasizes the importance of navigating propaganda, creating space for debate, and rebuilding essential life skills that are often missing in today’s world. Her goal is to help children recognize that they do not have to believe everything they are told. At the heart of her message is this: questions matter.

Joe Allen, author of “Dark Æon: Transhumanism and the War Against Humanity”, joins me to explore the future that wealthy elites envision. The most powerful figures on earth aim to merge the biological with the technological, creating a “transhuman” and “posthuman” world that blurs the definition of humanity. Are these goals openly shared, or subliminal in culture? Allen breaks it all down, making a compelling case against this ideology and sharing how society can push back.

Batya Ungar-Sargon, author of Second Class: How the Elites Betrayed America’s Working Men and Women, joins us today to discuss how the elites have lied and betrayed the American working class. “The Great American Story” is being written by those with immense privilege leading us to the big question: Do Americans still have a shot at the American Dream?

Former LA Sheriff Alex Villanueva, author of “Sheriff: Holding the Thin Blue Line in a Deep Blue State”, joins Steve today to discuss his renewed run for LA Sheriff. They cover issues of corruption, the current political climate, and challenges within the LA Sheriff’s Department. Why are people being encouraged to say “public safety” instead of “law enforcement”? And why does the woke left avoid using the word “police”? We break it all down.

Salena Zito, author of “Butler: The Untold Story of the Near Assassination of Donald Trump and the Fight for America’s Heartland”, joins us to unpack the events surrounding the infamous Butler rally. A seasoned journalist who has closely followed the shifting dynamics of American politics, Salena offers powerful insight into what happened before, during, and after the shots rang out right above her head. She also shares the behind-the-scenes story of the interview that never happened and how Trump explained his obligation to show strength to the American people.

Michael Malice, author of “Not Sick of Winning: A History of President Trump’s First 100 Days” discusses how Trump has overdelivered on his promises. With 100 chapters scaling his first 100 days, he goes in depth on what the beginning of the new Trump Administration accomplished. We highlight the history of Washington and how everything has shifted and developed. This is NOT the same Washington it once was.

Richard Simon, author of “Unplug: How to Break Up with Your Phone and Reclaim Your Life”, joins me to explore the growing issue of smartphone addiction in today’s society. We dive into the harmful effects of excessive phone use, strategies for digital detox, and the science behind everything. Our conversation raises an important question: Should smartphones be banned for both kids and adults for the betterment of the world around us?

John Cox, author of “Slay the Four Plagues: A Realistic Revolutionary Plan to Fix Democracy,” ran for California governor years ago and learned a lot about the corruption and issues plaguing our country today. We go over and break down what John believes are the four plagues impacting Americans – special interest influence, big media control, negative campaigning, and extreme partisan voices. This is an excellent discussion you won’t want to miss!

Gianno Caldwell, founder of the Caldwell Institute for Public Safety and Fox News Political Analyst, joins me to discuss his new book, "The Day My Brother Was Murdered: My Journey Through America's Violent Crime Crisis". Gianno lost his brother as collateral damage during a fight outside of a restaurant in Chicago and has been out for justice ever since – to include getting rid of George Soros funded prosecutors. We break down the terrible policies and reform needed to break the cycle of violence in major cities. This is a can't miss episode!