A socialist bloc is headed for Congress — and more are on the way. School choice has its biggest year ever. Is now the time to buy a home? The unelected power that outlasts every election. And why the right has to hold its own accountable.

The Senate holds Fauci in contempt as states line up to prosecute. Republicans fight to keep the Senate in session for election integrity. A $25 million bounty on a cartel king. The burrito panic exposed. And an Olympian takes on the NCAA.

The Senate has one week before vacation — and the fight to require proof of citizenship to vote hangs in the balance. Trump calls Iran’s bluff and oil collapses. A new report finds nearly half of Medicaid’s expansion rolls were never eligible. The border hits record lows — so it’s time to finish the job. And the FDA finally admits the truth about fat and sugar. Ammon Blair, Eric Eggers, Chris Clem, and Heather McIsaac join David.

Sixty thousand storm a Spanish city in a day — the same open-border nightmare Biden inflicted on us. The Senate runs for vacation with Trump’s agenda undone. Iran on its knees as Trump disarms Hamas. The socialist weirdos the Democrats are running in Maine and Texas. And the truth about Gavin Newsom and the women he covered up. Mark Lamb, Alex Ingersoll, and Chad Caton join David.

David breaks down the moment Anthony Fauci refused to answer for any of it — pleading the Fifth under a pardon that makes the Fifth meaningless — then talks to family physician Dr. Kat Lindley about the medicine Fauci got wrong: the masks, the distancing, the lockdowns, and the treatments doctors weren’t allowed to use. Then: the growing revolt of Republican senators refusing to leave town until the SAVE America Act gets a vote. Iran launches a surprise missile attack on U.S. troops in Jordan and President Trump promises a beating — with former Trump foreign policy advisor George Papadopoulos. And a United States senator hasn’t voted in 44 days: David on why that seat belongs to the people of Kentucky, not to Mitch McConnell.

David opens on the press itself — its enormous power over what Americans see, and the trail of false narratives it’s left behind, from a smeared Catholic schoolboy to three years of Russia collusion. Then: the SAVE America Act showdown as the President tells the Senate to cancel recess, with Congressman Jimmy Patronis. Anthony Fauci’s newly released diary and his sworn testimony this week, with Heritage Action’s Chip Wyatt. A taxpayer-funded push to bring gender ideology to young children, with ConservativeAnt. And MAHA Monday — Steak ’n Shake leads the fight against artificial sweeteners, with Air Force veteran Heather McIsaac.