U.S. Senator Tommy Tubberville (R-Alabama) joined Preston for a first-time visit. He explained hwo the DoD is violating the law using taxpayer money to fund abortions, the challenges of our lack of border enforcement, and the realities of our financial status (we're broke).

Ira Schoffel, WarChant.com, chatted with Preston about the FSU- Florida game and the upcoming ACC title game and the importance (or lack-thereof) of importance in impressing the playoff committee.

Seamus Bruner answers the question and the answer comes in many deep and troubling parts inside the book, "Controligarchs." Bruner works as the director of research for the Government Accountability Institute (GAI - think Peter Schweizer). Must listen, must buy the book.

Not only did Sal Nuzzo, VP of Policy at James Madison Institute, fill us in on the results of the recent State special session, but we also discussed Gov. Ron DeSantis, and the upcoming 2024 Session.

In our November visit on Myths and Scandals, Dr. Ed Moore, our resident historian, talks about the origins and history of impeachment proceedings.

Author Justin Haskins, with the Heartland Institute and StoppingSocialism.com, joined us for his monthly visit. Plenty of meat on the bone to chew on in November.

Max Marshall did not plan on writing a book. When he visited the College of Charleston he thought he was going to write a story about a frat-based drug ring. The story was much larger and the book is the result.

He's one of our favorite authors, Tom Clavin. A New York Times best seller and he joined Preston to talk over his newest book, "The Last Outlaws."

Mat Staver, Liberty Counsel, updated Preston on the Sandra Merritt case. She, an undercover journalist, has been unjustly prosecuted for catching Planned Parenthood admitting to violating the law (let alone butchering babies inside the womb in unspeakable ways for profit) by altering how an abortion was done to harvest baby organs for profit.

Francisco Gonzalez, author of The American Dream Is A Terrible To Waste, shared insight into how to keep the dream alive. Fascinating visit.