We speak to former White House Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley to better understand the power of Twitter and what it means not that the social media giant has shaken off the chains of censorship.

We speak to Heritage Foundation's Jay Richards about the ongoing attack on religious liberty in the United States as Washington State High School football coach Joseph Kennedy makes has his case heard at by the Supreme Court.

We also speak to Oregon Republican National Committeeman Solomon Yue about the ongoing espionage threat from the Chinese Communist Party. This comes as FBI Director Christopher Wray says the CCP is the greatest threat the United States is facing.

Dr. Carole Lieberman, M.D., known as America's Psychiatrist is a forensic psychiatrist/expert witness, bestselling-award-winning author of 4 books and she joins us to discuss the aftermath of the lockdowns prompted by the Pandemic.

We also speak to Mark Mix, President of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation about the awkward battle woke corporations are waging against their employees attempting to unionize.

First we speak with to Sumantra Maitra, Fellow at the Center for the National Interest (CFTNI) to explore the cost of the Ukraine-Russia war on the American people. Then we have a chance to speak with Senior Counsel at the Texas Public Policy Foundation Matt Miller to discuss the implications of the revocation of CDC's mask mandates and the trajectory of the issue.

Our first interview with Rep. Dan Bishop explores the dangers of a porous southern border. We also speak to him about the confusion of Masks on airplanes after the CDC order was rebuked. Our second interview with economic expert, Desmond Lachman tries to make senes of our current economic situation. Are we on the brink of a recession and does history tells it mat be inevitable?

Arizona Congressman Andy Biggs visited the border with a group of nearly 50 GOP lawmakers. We'll tell you what they witnessed and why they say it was important to experience the border firsthand.

We also speak to a dad and military veteran who decided to throw his hat in the ring to become a school board member. Why did he do it, and did he win? Children, education, and curriculum are expected to play a major role in the upcoming fall elections.

Border security is shaping up to take center stage in the upcoming midterm elections, as lawmakers warn that rolling back Title 42 would have catastrophic consequences for the United States, in terms of both national security and domestic safety. Tens of thousands of illegal immigrants pass through the southern border undetected on a monthly basis. And some of those apprehended in recent months many have been on the FBI’s terrorist watch list. NTD spoke to former Texas congressman and retired Lieutenant Colonel Allen West to learn more.

The U.S. economy in is flux and experts are forecasting a possible recession. What might that mean for the tech industry moving forward, a sector that has shown remarkable strength in the markets? NTD spoke with Jane Hoffman, author of the book “Your Data; Their Billions,” who explores one of the dark sides of big tech and how they are making billions from people without them even knowing it.