Vaccine mandates have forced many Americans out of their careers, including many first responders and those in our military. And President Biden, who is double vaxxed and double boosted, is on his second round of quarantine from the CCP virus. Questions are being asked again - why the mandates? Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson has been asking these questions as well, and we had a chance to speak with the Senator in this episode. Among the many threats our country is facing now, what's the single greatest one? I asked this question to General Keith Kellogg, the former National Security Adviser. He has some unique insights. Here is our exchange. 

With the Taliban back in control of Afghanistan, U.S. Military operations continue. With the news of Al Qaeda's number one in command being killed we speak to retired Army Colonel John Mills. With multiple states having primaries, election integrity is in the spotlight again. I chatted with Congresswoman Claudia Tenney recently about her own election and how she started the election integrity caucus in Congress.  

A Chinese media outlet has threatened that China could shoot down the plane of U-S House Speaker Nancy Pelosi if it's accompanied by a military escort. This type of rhetoric coming from the CCP could have profound implications. We speak to Rick Fisher a Senior Fellow at the International Assessment and Strategy Center. In southern border states, state-level officials have taken a different approach with regard to policy, specifically the governors of Arizona and Texas. We had a chance to speak with former acting DHS secretary Chad Wolf to get his thoughts on the approach some of these border states are taking. 

A large factor playing a role in the United States economy receding is the cost of energy. Stockholm syndrome is a common situation that arises in communist or totalitarian states. That's when a situation becomes so bad that when you are given a little relief or freedom you feel liberated and grateful to your captor. Some have likened that to the current trends in gas prices. There has been some relief in recent weeks however the cost of fuel is still double from when president Biden's term began. We spoke with Congressman August Fluger and asked him if this energy crisis could have been prevented. With the economy feeling tremendous pain, we have a chance to speak to a very successful businesswoman, a former Trump administration official, and SBA administrator Linda McMahon. 

What is a recession? this is the question many throughout the country are asking as the U.S. economy contracts for the second straight quarter. Heritage Foundation EJ Antoni joins us to discuss. 

And with China dominating the headlines, more members of congress are speaking out. We speak to senator Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming and Representative Brad Wenstrup of Ohio to assess.

With the U.S. economy in question, we caught up with a member of the house and senate to discuss. In today's episode, Senator Cynthia Lummis and Congressman John Joyce weigh in.

Law, order, and border security are two key issues that will drive voters to the voting booth this November, vice chair of the republican conference congressman Mike Johnson will join us to discuss. 

Nearly half of young adults favor socialism, the segway to communism. One young woman is eager to change that, bidding to be the youngest member of congress-- we'll hear from 24-year-old Karoline Leavitt.

At the America First policy summit, we had a chance to catch up with the chief communications officer of the America First policy institute, Mark Lotter. We asked him about former president Trump's first visit back to Washington DC and the significance behind it. The January 6th select committee is ready to subpoena the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. And more Trump cabinet members will be interviewed. Congressman Byron Donalds shares his thoughts on how the GOP should move forward.

Countering the China threat is a top priority of republicans in the GOP Congressional China Task Force. We caught up with a task force member, Congressman Mike Waltz, about competing with China in the semiconductor industry and beyond. Victims of Communism Memorial Fund President Andrew Bremberg speaks out about the ongoing atrocities taking place at the hands of the Chinese Communist Party. 

In a rare moment of bipartisanship on the hill, with Republicans and Democrats rallying behind the police, We spoke to Republican Representative Troy Nehls and Democratic Congressman Henry Cuellar. During a rally in Washington calling for an end to the persecution of Falun Gong, We spoke to Congressman Steve Chabot about what can be done to end the persecution.