Rep. Bob Good joins us to discuss how record-high gas prices are hitting Americans hard. The Biden administration called it the "Putin Hike," while Republicans say this is because of president Biden's policy failures. And Rep. Greg Steube breaks down the gun bill that is being finalized in the senate. He also voices his concern over the influence of the Chinese Communist Party on American soil. 

White house covid 19 coordinator Dr Ashish Jha appeared on CBS earlier today where he stated that the vaccines recently approved for children under 5 are safe and effective. He urged parents to have their children vaccinated. However Dr. Jeffrey Barke is warning that a more objective approach is needed. Also Congressman Jim Banks joins us to discuss the reemergence of CCP backed groups that aim to infiltrate and influence American society.

White house covid 19 coordinator Dr Ashish Jha appeared on CBS where he stated that the vaccines recently approved for children under 5 are safe and effective. He urged parents to have their children vaccinated. We speak to Chief Medical Officer at the Convention of States, Doctor Jeffrey Barke to assess. A Chinese American is trying to prevent the United States from becoming more like Communist China. Lily Tang Williams, is a New Hampshire resident and candidate for United States Congress and she joins us today.

Georgia Congressman Buddy Carter sits on the House Budget Committee as well as the Committee on Energy and Commerce. With record fuel prices and inflation out of control, we have the Congressman on to assess. And with Father's Day approaching this weekend, we have Eric Carroll, the host of Dad Talk Today joining us. Carroll says the fatherless rate is alarming and he finds a lot of social problems are tied to this common denominator.

Tension on Capitol Hill is still high as we await the supreme court's official ruling that will likely overturn Roe v Wade. Congresswoman Mary Miller of Illinois has seven children and 19 grandchildren and we thought we would get her perspective on the issue.  We also sat down with Representative Ken Buck to get his perspective on the humanitarian crisis at the Southern border. 

Dr David Brat is a former United States Congressman from the state of Virginia, currently serving as Dean of the Business School at Liberty University. We spoke with him about the state of the economy and where it may be heading. With some fascinating midterm primaries playing out last night we spoke to New York Congresswoman Nicole Maliotakis to find out what she thinks it on the ballot for voters heading into the midterms.

We speak with Vice Conference Chair of the Republican Conference, Louisiana Congressman Mike Johnson. We spoke with him on the rising costs of energy and skyrocketing food prices. Kelly Sadler is an editor at the Washington Times and She was a White House aide during the Trump administration. Sadler says that most Americans have moved on from January 6th -- to the real kitchen table issues like inflation. 

In the wake of two recent high profile shootings that took place in Buffalo and Uvalde, congress appears to be moving forward with new gun legislation. Derrick Cohen is vice president of policy at the Texas public policy foundation and he joins us to discuss. Several Republican lawmakers are calling on the Biden administration to follow former president Trump’s decision to withdraw from the World Health Organization. Congressman Tom Tiffany says his real concern is that the Biden administration seems to be reversing every action that Trump took.

The latest Consumer price index released shows inflation still on the rise. What does this mean for the economy? David Brat is a former Congressman and is currently the dean of Liberty University business school and he joins us. Facing record high inflation, Representative Kat Cammack tells us what lawmakers can do to help ease the situation.

With the public hearing of the House January 6th Committee taking place, I sat down earlier with Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. The Congresswoman says there is "real" violence that took place in America that not been held to account. Could heated political rhetoric be fueling the abortion debate that has lead one man to allegedly travel across the country with duct tape, zip ties, a hand gun, among other accessories in attempt to kidnap and kill supreme court justice brett kavanaugh? We sat down with Oklahoma Congressman Markwayne Mullin.