Federal prosecutors have charged Bankman-Fried for the unprecedented demise of his crypto-exchange. Some lawmakers now pushing for tight crypto regulations. To discuss we are happy to have on, member of the house financial services committee, Barry Loudermilk. 

Companies are gradually shifting away from manufacturing goods in mainland China, due to quality control and intellectual property theft. Now, it appears this trend may be accelerating. Apple is the latest major U.S. corporation to move a large part of its manufacturing out of the communist-controlled country. To discuss, we have author and economist Milton Ezrati. 

There have been a number of court decisions on second amendment rights this year. Oregon's gun control measure is challenged in both federal and state courts. Joining us next to discuss the lawsuits, we have Sam Paredes a spokesperson for Gun Owners of America. 

The world's largest chip-maker, Taiwan-based TSMC, is tripling its investment in Arizona. The chip giant plans to build two plants there- worth a total of $40 billion. To discuss this historic investment, we spoke to the president and CEO of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, Chris Camacho.

The House yesterday passing the annual National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, for this fiscal year. It's worth 858 billion dollars. But there's a lot packed into the bill other than national defense. Joining us next to discuss this new bill, we have Cesar Ybarra, Vice President of Policy at FreedomWorks.

The crisis at the southern border continues to impact Americans in many ways, not just those who live along the border. Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have been paying close attention, recently introducing a new measure. To discuss the border crisis, we spoke to Javier Palomarez, President and CEO of the U.S. Hispanic Business Council.

The same-sex marriage bill is heading to President Biden's desk for signature. It would have major consequences for religious communities and organizations. Troy Miller is the CEO of NRB National Religious Broadcasters and we had a chance to sit down with him to discuss.

Texas Republicans in Congress are unveiling a new framework aimed at protecting the southern border. They want to finish building the border wall, re-instate the "remain in Mexico" policy, and keep title 42. To discuss this new plan, we spoke to one of the Congressmen who proposed it, Congressman Brian Babin.

The "Respect for Marriage Act" will soon be signed into law, after congress passed it this week, which would codify same-sex marriage. Many critics are concerned that the bill would make individuals and businesses who have a religious opposition vulnerable to lawsuits. Now joining us to discuss the conflict between religious liberty and same-sex marriage, we have Matt Sharp, Senior Counsel from Alliance Defending Freedom.

The latest GDP figures released last week show that the U.S. economy grew by 2.9%percent in the third quarter. And forecasts show that the economy will further grow in the fourth quarter. Now joining us to discuss the economic outlook, we're happy to have Robert Hughes, Senior Research Faculty at the American Institute for Economic Research.

A Pentagon annual report assessing China's military capabilities says the Chinese regime is the only competitor with the intent and the capacity to reshape the international order. It also says the Chinese military is the most consequential and systemic challenge to U.S. national security. Joining us next to discuss the threat of a rising Chinese military, retired General Robert Spaulding.

To discuss the recent anti-lockdown protests in China and what the lockdowns in China do to the global economy we have Vice President at FreedomWorks, John Tamny. 

How could the U.S. hold the CCP accountable? To discuss the Chinese Communist regime's repression and threat to the U.S. Congresswoman Lisa McClain weighs in.

To discuss the latest lockdowns and the protests in China and what may be fueling them, Cindy Yu, Assistant editor at UK-based magazine, The Spectator. 

To help us understand the collapse of FTX and what consequences it could bring to the crypto sector, we have Chief Economist and Global Strategist at Euro Pacific Capital and host of the Peter Schiff Show podcast, Peter Schiff.

Joining us next to discuss the unrest in China and the disruptions to the global supply chain, we have deputy editor at Asia Times, David Goldman. 

Chinese Police have begun countering the anti-lockdown protests. What do Chinese lockdowns mean for the world? Chief Analyst at BuyAlerts.com, David Hochman joins us to discuss.

The death of China's former dictator carries a horrific legacy. What might mean for the people of China and beyond? The executive director of the Falun Dafa Information Center Levi Browde weighs in.

In multiple cities around the world, people are holding rallies to show solidarity with the protesters in China. This past weekend, Chinese residents all across the country protested the communist regime's draconian COVID policies. To discuss, we have Trevor Loudon, author and expert on communist movements.

The U.S. military is facing an unprecedented recruiting crisis. This past fiscal year, the army fell short of its recruitment goal by 25 percent. That's 15,000 soldiers. This has made the army cut back on its projection for next year. What's behind the current crisis and what are the consequences? We spoke with Michael Berry, Senior Counsel from First Liberty Institute. Berry has served as an attorney with the U.S. Marine Corps, and as a professor at the U.S. Naval Academy.