President Biden wraps up his Poland trip with a pledge to bolster NATO. Yet Russia is highlighting deepened ties with China in a meeting between Putin and Beijing’s top diplomat. Lawmakers are reacting to President Biden's visit to Ukraine and NATO allies in Europe. Joining us next to discuss this issue, we have Congressman Mike Lawler of New York. 

The House Oversight Committee is in the midst of investigating the origins of the COVID-19 virus. Congressman Brad Wenstrup is the chairman of the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic. He is joining us now to discuss the investigation, and what they are trying to achieve.

In Poland, President Biden vows to maintain US support for Ukraine. But other potential 2024 contenders are weighing in as the amount of aid comes into question. To help us better understand President Biden's visit to Poland, we are happy to have with us Poland’s Consul-General in New York Adrian Kubicki.

The weaponization of the federal government has been under the spotlight, now that house committees are looking into some of the allegations. We spoke with  Michael Waller, Senior Analyst for Strategy from the Center for Security Policy. Waller tells us about the concerning trend of less freedom of speech and government censorship.

To help us better understand the war in Ukraine, we sat down with Dr. Tom Lynch. Lynch is a Distinguished Research Fellow at the Center for Strategic Research at the Institute of National Strategic Studies of the National Defense University. He will discuss with us Russian President Vladimir Putin's possible objectives and potential next moves.

It's been over two weeks since the train derailment in Ohio. How is the community of East Palestine doing in the aftermath? Joining us next to discuss the situation on the ground, we have Congressman Bill Johnson. His district covers the village of East Palestine, and he has been on site of the derailment over multiple days.

To help us better understand the situation with the Chinese spy balloon, we sat down with Doctor Tom Lynch a Distinguished Research Fellow at the Center for Strategic Research of the National Defense University. He'll help us place the balloon incident into the proper context of the Chinese regime's broader ambitions.

Washington D-C is changing its criminal code.  Will Congress be able to come together and act on it? Joining us next to discuss, we have the director of the Center for Law and Justice at the America First Policy Institute.

The train derailment in Ohio is causing a lot of concerns and raising a lot of questions. Joining us next to discuss the derailment, we have Congressman Tim Burchett of Tennessee. The Congressman sits on the House Oversight Committee, which is looking into the incident. Congressman Burchett will also discuss with us the Chinese spy balloon incursion, and the Biden administration's response to it.

President Biden today addressing US-China relations and the US’s future approach to unidentified flying objects. We hear from Senator Eric Schmitt, about the spy balloon and China threat.

Earlier this month, the House voted to pass a resolution that denounces socialism. All Republicans voted for the bill, as well as roughly half of the Democrats. Congresswoman Maria Salazar was a sponsor of the resolution.

What's next for the pro-life movement? We saw the annual March for Life in Washington D.C. at the end of January, the first one since the Supreme Court overturned Roe V. Wade last year. What are the goals of the movement now? To discuss we spoke to Jason Jones, president and founder of the vulnerable people project. Here's a look at our fascinating discussion.

To discuss the Chinese spy balloon, as well as U.S. relations with the Chinese Communist regime, we have Congressman Mike Waltz of Florida. Congressman Waltz is a Colonel in the U.S. Army National Guard, with over 20 years of military service. 

The Chinese Communist Party is making headlines now more than ever as it aggressively postures to become the worlds next super power. With more perspective on the CCP's quest for global dominance and what can be done to stop it, we are happy to have on Nebraska Congressman Mike Flood. 

Unprecedented in peacetime, fighter jets shot down four objects in nine days over North American airspace. Retired US Army commander Lt. Co Darin Gaub, who flew black hawk helicopters in multiple combat missions.

Former vice president Mike Pence is the latest to find himself in possession of classified documents and the fallout from it. To discuss, we have author of the book Postgate and former Assistant U.S. Attorney, John O'Connor.

The Biden administration's handling of the Chinese spy balloon continues to face scrutiny. Joining us next to discuss, we have Christopher Miller. Miller served as the Former Acting Secretary of Defense during the last days of the Trump administration. He has just released a new book, called Soldier Secretary, and we are happy to have him on with us to discuss. 

Illicit drugs are making their way in at record levels as well. Joining us next, we spoke to two parents who lost their 15-year-old son to fentanyl overdose. They say the danger of illicit drugs like fentanyl, is that many people don't even realize they are taking it.

We hear from Congressman Tim Burchett who sits on the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He spoke with NTD's Melina Wisecup about the state of the union and the Biden administration's handling of foreign policy issues, including the most recent Chinese spy balloon incident.

Does the House GOP have a good reason to worry about the DOJ being used as a weapon to target Americans? I sat down with Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry and asked him about it. We also talked about his recent action to protect kids from sexually explicit materials, which is catching headlines in his home state of Louisiana.