At least five on duty police officers were shot across the county today. This alarming trend brings to light the drastic increase of crime across the country. Here to assess we have Representative Diana Harshbarger.

We also speak with the Congresswoman about cultural issues such as gender transitioning for minors and our education system.

A new book, The Woking Dead: How Society's Vogue Virus Destroys Our Culture, examines the culture war taking place in our country today. Joining us to trace the origins of this cancel culture is the author of the book, AJ Rice.

The International Monetary Fund cuts its global growth forecast for 2023. They say there are three major factors: the war in Ukraine, rising inflation, and the economic slowdown in China. The Labor Department is proposing a rule that would make some contracted workers company employees.

To break down these two issues in more detail, we're happy to have on Joseph Trevisani, senior analyst at FXStreet.

How might social issues influence voters this fall? We spoke with Matt Peterson, founder of a network platform, New Founding.

The U.S. is paying close attention to tensions both in Ukraine and in the Indo-Pacific. Joining us to discuss the latest military situation, we have Harry Kazianis, senior editor from 19fortyfive.com. He will be offering some insights into the destruction of the bridge in Crimea, North Korea's latest missiles tests, and the threats facing Taiwan.

Over the weekend, Twitter moved to permanently ban Doctor Peter McCullough from the platform. Dr. McCullough is a renowned cardiologist and author of the book "The Courage to face Covid-19" and we are happy to have him on. 

Today's latest job numbers exceeded expectations slightly, but are still cause for concern. The data shows cracks in the overall economy. We're happy to have Indiana Congressman Larry Bucshon on with us to discuss. 

There's one more month to go before the November midterms, and there are varying views as to how different demographics will be voting. Hispanic voters could be key this year. Joining us to discuss, we have Cheif of Strategy at Americano Media.

The midterm elections are just a month away. One key issue on many voters' minds this year will be illegal immigration. Joining us to discuss the economics impact of illegal immigration, we have EJ Antoni, research fellow from the Heritage Foundation.

Multiple lawsuits are in the works since the FBI's raid on former president Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. One suit is from Judicial Watch against the Biden administration's Justice Department. Joining us to discuss, we have President of Judicial Watch, Tom Fitton.

As gas prices are expected to rise again after OPEC's decision to cut production. Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks from Iowa joins us to discuss gas prices and energy independence.

The DOJ has been in the spotlight in recent months for a variety of reasons. They just issued a subpoena to a conservative non profit organization called Eagle Forum. This raises concerns over first amendment rights. Here to discuss we have president of Eagle Forum, Kris Ullman. 

Search and rescue efforts continue in Florida in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. How are the residents doing? And what challenges are they facing right now? Joining us today is Florida Congressman Mario Díaz-Balart. 

And joining us to discuss the state of the U.S. economy and the role the fed will play in handling the current recession, we have Thomas Hogan from the American Institute for Economic Research. 

How serious was the destruction from Hurricane Ian in South Carolina, and how was it handled? Joining us today is South Carolina Congressman Ralph Norman. 

Utah Congressman Burgess Owens joins us to discuss America's education crisis and the impact the failures in the education system will have in the November elections. 

Openthebooks.com, a government watchdog, is tracking financial information tied to the Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Dr Anthony Fauci. Founder and CEO of openthebooks.com Adam Andrzejewski joins us to discuss. 

President Biden's plan to cancel federal student loans will impact millions of Americans, not just those who took out loans, but also those who will be footing the bill. There are already three lawsuits against the plan, and here to discuss the legality of the loan forgiveness, we have GianCarlo Canaparo, senior legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation.

GOP leadership in the House spoke about their 'Commitment to America' plan on the capitol steps today. We spoke with Kentucky congressman James Comer and Georgia Congressman Buddy Carter to discuss.

Funding for the veterans affairs system is an ongoing issue. Congressman Andy Biggs held an off-site hearing discussing failures within the Department of Veterans Affairs. He has introduced a bill that aims to improve health care for veterans. The Congressman explains to us what it would do.