A lot of people are feeling very confident right now about Joe Biden defeating Donald Trump in November. But never forget that this is a big country, filled with a lot of people who deeply support Trump. Now is not the time to be cocky.

There's very little that Joe Biden and Joe Walsh agree on. Ideologically, we are two very different Joes, but if I, as a TEA Party conservative, can vote for Biden, then you can too.

Some of you may still be shocked and surprised by how low Donald Trump will sink. That shock comes from the fact that you think that we all should be better than this. But make no mistake, with Trump there is no bottom. He will continue to do whatever he thinks he needs to do to win re-election.

As the Republican stands on the brink of its very existence, there's one decision that Republicans will make that will mark them forever — will they vote for Donald Trump?

In a world that's been consumed by "cancel culture", it's become clear that most Americans — on the right and the left — can't handle freedom. We need to stop trying to suppress speech just because we don't agree with it or find it offensive.

There's no doubt that conservative media has become more cruel since Donald Trump became president. The cult-like devotion to Trump has driven this. Tucker Carlson's treatment of Sen. Tammy Duckworth is just the most recent example of this, so what does Joe think about how Duckworth -- his former political rival -- was treated? Joe explains in this episode.

There's no doubt that conservative media has become more cruel since Donald Trump became president. The cult-like devotion to Trump has driven this. Tucker Carlson's treatment of Sen. Tammy Duckworth is just the most recent example of this, so what does Joe think about how Duckworth -- his former political rival -- was treated? Joe explains in this episode.

On this Independence Day weekend, I've come to the sad conclusion that America can never be united as a nation ever again.

This November isn't just about defeating Donald Trump. It's also about defeating every single one of the Republican Senators who have protected and enabled him for the past four years. We need to burn the Republican Party to the ground.

Nine years ago, when Joe Walsh and Jim Jordan served in Congress together as Republican lawmakers, they were virtually indistinguishable when it came to their political positions. Now, after almost four years of the Trump Presidency, Jim Jordan has shown everyone that the Republican Party has been irreparably damaged by Donald Trump.