The AG can't get confirmed without Epstein victims. Rubio deports dissidents. Hegseth checks your testosterone. Welcome to Thursday. 📌 In this episode: • Todd Blanche had to promise Epstein's victims a meeting just to get Thom Tillis's Senate vote. That's your next Attorney General. • Marco Rubio deported a Colombian activist for endorsing the wrong presidential candidate. No crime. Pure revenge. • Pete Hegseth is mandating testosterone screening for every service member over 30. • Rubio's USAID shutdown: nearly 1 million dead while he settles political scores. 🎯 Key figures covered: Todd Blanche, Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth, Thom Tillis, Jeffrey Epstein

Trump wants you to cover his $83M bill for defaming Carroll. Kash Patel thinks it's possibly murder. Todd Blanche wants our DOJ. In this episode: • Trump lawyers invoke the Westfall Act — taxpayers pay his $83.3M E. Jean Carroll judgment • Kash Patel's FBI opens a possible murder probe into Lindsey Graham's death — COVID vaccine named as prime suspect • John Cornyn demands Graham's toxicology report — the far right believes he was poisoned • Todd Blanche — Trump's personal criminal defense lawyer — faces Senate confirmation as acting AG • Ghislaine Maxwell moved to minimum security the same week Blanche interviewed her • Brett Kavanaugh's ruling lets ICE agents racially profile any driver — at least three people are now dead • Stephen Miller's 2,000-arrests-per-day quota is how we got here Key figures covered: Donald Trump, Kash Patel, Todd Blanche, Lindsey Graham, E. Jean Carroll, Ghislaine Maxwell, Stephen Miller, Brett Kavanaugh, John Cornyn 🔔 Subscribe and ring the bell so you never miss a show: Recorded live at 6:05 PM ET · July 14, 2026

IN THIS EPISODE: • Lindsey Graham dies at 71 — the war hawk's bill finally comes due • Byron Noem's secret life — and why Kristi is filing for divorce • The Guardian's DHS torture report: polygraphs, windowless rooms, bruised wrists • Iran fires on ships in the Strait of Hormuz — US missiles running low • Ro Khanna detained by Israeli settlers — IDF soldiers laugh in his face • FBI subpoenas NY Times reporters over Air Force One missile defense leak • Graham Platner out — rape allegations rock the Maine Senate race KEY FIGURES COVERED: Lindsey Graham, Kristi Noem, Byron Noem, Corey Lewandowski, Ro Khanna, Kash Patel, Graham Platner, Troy Jackson, Pete Hegseth

11 ICE shootings this year. Three are fatal. Zero federal prosecutions. Stephen Miller says they have blanket immunity. In this episode: An ICE agent shoots a Venezuelan delivery man, claims self-defense, says he was attacked with shovels. Surveillance video shows he made the whole thing up. Two people killed by ICE agents in Minnesota. Federal prosecutors are blocking the local DA from finding out what happened. What "administrative warrant" actually means — spoiler: no judge signed it. Stephen Miller tells ICE agents they cannot be prosecuted. The Justice Department agrees by doing nothing. A legal Colombian activist is detained inside an ICE facility because Marco Rubio does not like his politics. Trump just made Antifa a terrorist organization. Antifa has no members, no leaders, and no address. That's exactly why it works. Key figures covered: Stephen Miller · Christian Castro · Greg Morgan · Alfredo Alejandro Aljorna · Lorenzo Salgado Araujo · Marco Rubio · Beto Coral · Mary Moriarty · Sebastian Gorka

David does The News.

SCOTUS MONDAY: Trump wins one, loses three.

In this BONUS Episode David is joined by Professor Harvey J. Kaye and American hero Burt Ross.

Supreme Court greenlights deportation of 1.3 million immigrants with protected status. The Iran war is over because the Pentagon ran out of money. And the DOJ let corporate CEOs walk free for the entire Biden term. In this episode: • Supreme Court 6–3 ruling strips Temporary Protected Status from 1.3 million people. • Stephen Miller and Tom Homan gear up for mass deportations. • Iran war collapses—Congress refuses to fund the Pentagon's war supplemental. • The phony Senate vote narrative exposed—Bill Cassidy and Rand Paul explained. • War Powers Act of 1973 and why it never worked. • Obama and Biden's Justice Department refused to prosecute Fortune 500 CEOs. • Deferred prosecution agreements: corporate crime pays, nobody goes to prison. • Merrick Garland's delay on Trump's January 6 indictment and what it cost. • Rick Scott, hospital fraud, and the two-tier justice system. • "Where's my effing money?"—the only question that matters. Key figures covered: Donald Trump, Stephen Miller, Tom Homan, JD Vance, Joe Biden, Merrick Garland, Eric Holder, Jack Smith, Rick Scott, Bill Cassidy, Rand Paul, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Tim Kaine, Marco Rubio, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos. Subscribe for live shows Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 6:05 PM Eastern. ## #IranWar #TPS #Pentagon #CorporateCrime #MerrickGarland #DonaldTrump #StephenMiller #Congress #WarPower

BREAKING: The Senate just voted 50-48 to "end" the Iran war — but may have accidentally killed the War Powers Act. Mamdani won. AIPAC lost. And it is all happening tonight. In this episode: 🏛️ Senate votes 50-48 on a concurrent resolution to end the Iran war — why it could destroy the War Powers Act of 1973 🗳️ Mamdani wins: what it means for the Democratic Socialist movement 💰 AIPAC loses: dark money spent millions to stop progressives — and failed ⚖️ The Supreme Court's 1983 ruling that makes concurrent resolutions a trap 🎪 Trump's Reflecting Pool

Trump stuck his entire defense team into DOJ leadership positions, and now they're planning to make him president of life. In this episode: • How Trump's creating a phony paper trail to prove Democrats stole the midterms • The not so quiet plan to call the election fake before a single vote is counted • Bill Pulte — from poking through mortgages to leaking secrets • Kash Patel's FBI and the Fulton County ballot grab • The Insurrection Act- making Americans beg for it Key figures covered: Donald Trump, Bill Pulte, Kash Patel, Todd Blanche, Pam Bondi, James McDonald, Tulsi Gabbard, Kirsten Gillibrand