What appears to be unprecedented civil unrest brewing all across China. because of the CCPs zero COVID policy. We're happy to have John moody on with us to discuss. John moody served as executive vice president at Fox News has also recently authored the book the world we wish, which takes a dramatic look at the Chinese Communist Party from various perspectives.

Different perspectives unfold over the outcome of the Arizona elections and how we got there, even from within the same party. Here to offer one perspective we have former chair of the Arizona GOP Randy Pullen. 

Peter Navarro joins us in our special edition. Navarro just published a new book called "Taking Back Trump's America: Why We Lost the White House and How We'll Win It Back." He gives us an insider looks into the Trump administration, including its China policy.

A buzz word that has taken center stage in America's cultural war, transgenderism. To discuss this phenomenon, we sat down with Jeff Myers, President of Summit Ministries, a non-profit Christian leadership training organization. Myers explores the forces behind the transgender movement.

Election concerns continue to unfold in Arizona. Republicans have filed several lawsuits challenging how Maricopa County conducted voting. Joining us to discuss the developments , Jacquline Timmer, founder and director of the election security group American Voters’ Alliance.

The senate last week voted to advance a bill that would codify same-sex marriage into federal law. One of the major concerns by critics is that it would put religious liberty at risk. Some say it would force religious individuals or organizations to act against their will. To discuss the bill, we spoke with Jay Richards, a research fellow at the heritage foundation, with a special focus on religious liberty.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy calls on DHS Secretary Mayorkas to resign over what they call a failure to handle the border crisis. To assess the implications behind it we are happy to have senior national security from the Center for Immigration Studies, Todd Bensman.

And to discuss Twitter's recent move to reinstate major conservative accounts, we have Bradley Smith. Smith served as  Commissioner OF the Federal Election Commission.

A federal court recently handed down an important ruling on section 230 which addresses immunity for social media platforms. The fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that section 230 does not protect all online publication decisions. What's so significant about this decision? Joining us to discuss section 230 and online censorship we have Jason Fyk, Founder of Social Media Freedom Foundation.

The global pandemic ushered in mass lockdowns along with what seemed like near universal vaccine mandates. Most private, federal, and state agencies all mandated the vaccine, including the United States Military. Our next guest resigned from his post as Lt. Colonel in the U.S. Army due to the mandate, and we are happy to have him on with us to share his story. 

Reactions are still pouring in after former president Trump announced his third run for president. We sat down congressman Ralph Norman of South Carolina.

We'll analyze the collapse of cryptocurrency platform FTX. What exactly happened to FTX, and what are some of the implications? Joining us next is Fergus Hodgson, a financial analyst who is the director of Econ Americas.

It's not just Hunter Biden's business dealings that Republicans plan to investigate. Now that the GOP is set to control the House, they are preparing to launch more investigations. To discuss, we sat down with Congressman Greg Steube of Florida. He is a member of the House Judiciary committee as well as the Oversight committee.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Tuesday invoked the invasion clause of the U.S. and Texas constitutions to deal with the border crisis. To discuss  we sat down with the Director of Government Relations and Communications at the Federation for American Immigration Reform, RJ Hauman.

What does a Trump 2024 presidential campaign look like? Kash Patel was part of the president national security team on site, and we are happy to have him on to discuss. 

Why is homelessness such a serious problem in major cities?  To discuss the crisis, we sat down with Robert Marbut. Marbut is a homelessness consultant who served as the Executive Director of the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness from 2019 to 2021.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott today declared an invasion on the southern border. In an unprecedented action, he's using the invasion clauses of both the U.S and Texas Constitutions to boost security at border. To break down exactly what this action means and what impact it could have, we're happy to be joined by Andrew Arthur, a former immigration judge and current fellow at center for immigration studies.

And the senate is preparing to take a bill to the floor that would require the federal government to recognize same sex marriage if it was legal in the state where it was performed. It's garnered support from some senate republicans after amendments to protect religious freedom were added, but others say it still infringes on religious liberty. To discuss, we're joined by legal counsel at the Alliance Defending Freedom, Matt Sharp.

Arizona and Nevada are still counting their ballots days after the election. Many Americans raising concerns about election security in the two states. To discuss, we have Rik Mehta, a former Senate candidate from New Jersey.

The evidence is mounting that the CCP is becoming more active meddling in U.S. elections. To dive into this we had a chance to speak to journalist and Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, Josh Kurlantzsick.