As Nevada and Arizona continue counting ballots, we discuss voting irregularities in Nevada with former Nevada gubernatorial candidate and attorney Joey Gilbert. 

To assess the state of politics and the fallout from the midterms, as well as the former president's scathing statement aimed at Florida Governor Ron Destantis, we have Florida resident and political strategist Roger Stone.

Leah Hoopes co-authored the book "The Parallel Election, Blueprint for Deception" based on what she saw during the 2020 election in Pennsylvania. She says there are eerie similarities to what took place then and what she saw on this Tuesday in Pennsylvania.

Maj Toure, founder of black guns matter joins us to discuss his organization that supports second amendment rights and provides gun safety training for Americans in urban communities. Toure will discuss with us the trends in gun ownership among black Americans, and violent crime in big cities.

Joining us to discuss the results of the elections last night we have ranking member and likely soon to be chairman of the house oversight committee, Congressman James Comer.

A highly anticipated and watched race in Arizona, with all eyes still on the results. Now, we are happy to have the chair of the Arizona republican party, Dr. Kelli Ward to find out what is going on there. 

The U.S. economy added around 260,000 jobs in October, higher than projected forecasts. But the same report also showed the U.S. unemployment rate rose to 3.7 percent.

Tech workers in the country are bracing for a round of massive layoffs. Just this week alone, a handful of companies announced upcoming layoffs and hiring freezes.

Does the new data from the labor department indicate a resilient economy? We're happy to bring on Chief Economist at Ziprecruiter, Julia Pollak, to discuss.

Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin won his race in Virginia last year, basing his campaign largely on parental rights. Some wonder if parents across the nation could help deliver a win for Republicans in Congress this year. To discuss we're happy to have on Tamra Farah, a team member for FreedomWorks.

Yuma, Arizona is a city located along the southwest border. The city's Mayor Nicholls joins us for a discussion, revealing the consequences they deal with as a result of surging illegal immigration.

Are pocketbook issues enough to court voters to vote red, even as Biden, democrats, and many major media outlets are ramping up attacks on republican candidates? I spoke with a business and political commentator based in New York, John Burnett. He says there's a good chance minority voters are looking past rhetoric and voting on the issues alone.

President Biden is again taking issue with big oil companies. He's floating a new tax that will threaten their bottom lines. Is more taxing the answer amidst record high inflation? Grover Norquist is president of Americans for Tax Reform, and we're happy to have him on to discuss.

Illegal immigration is one of the top issues voters throughout the country are concerned about heading into the midterms. With tens of thousands of Americans dying from drugs coming through the southern border, this issue has come to the forefront of American politics. Dan Stein is the president of Federation for American Immigration Reform, we recently sat down with Mr. Stein to assess. Here's a look. 

What are some of changes to Twitter now that Elon Musk has taken it over. Some users are reporting a mass purge of accounts. One of the users who apparently got caught up in this was Jake Denton, research associate at the Heritage Foundation. He joins us to discuss his experience.

The Chinese Communist Party is fresh off of their party congress. Far more has taken place than former party leader Hu Jintao being hauled away and current chairman Xi Jinping solidifying his power indefinitely. To find out some of the policy implications in China and abroad, we sat down with former congressman and Dean of the business school at liberty university, Dr. Dave Brat.

Arizona has a tense race for governor and for the U.S. senate, both of which are expected to be very competitive. To discuss the elections in Arizona and the integrity of the ballot, we spoke to Kelli Ward, chairwoman of the Arizona Republican Party.

Many new changes on the ballot in this years midterms. Here to discuss with us is Professor of Political Science at Oakland University, David Dulio. 

President Biden was in New York to campaign for democrat governor Kathy Hochul. To assess the contents of his speech ahead of the midterms, we're happy to have on Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany. 

To break down polls for key races and how the data is weighed, we hear from senior pollster at the Trafalgar group, Robert Cahaly.

After securing a third-term in power, Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping says China is willing to work with the U.S. Among the experts criticizing the rhetoric coming from the Chinese Communist Party, Steve Yates, chair of the China Policy Initiative at America First Policy Institute. We discuss the key takeaways from the CCP Congress.

Many corporations are offering to cover employees' out-of-state abortion costs. This comes after the overturning of Roe-V-Wade and numerous states re-imposing restrictions on abortions. To discuss the corporations' move on abortion we spoke to senior counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom, Jeremy Tedesco.