Jake Novak and Mimosa Jones Tunney explore the legacy of investigative journalist Ida Tarbell and her commitment to fact-based reporting. They also discuss Tunney’s journey from Hollywood screenwriting to founding The Schoolhouse, an innovative school centered on mixed-age learning, personal responsibility, and interdisciplinary education. Together, they examine how honest journalism and a well-educated public can strengthen the American republic.

Jake Novak examines pivotal figures and decisions that shaped American history, from Richard Nixon’s response to the 1973 Yom Kippur War and William McKinley’s selection of Theodore Roosevelt as vice president to Ida Tarbell’s groundbreaking investigation of Standard Oil. Featuring guest Mimosa Jones Tunney, the episode connects leadership, investigative journalism, and innovative education while exploring how individual choices can leave a lasting mark on the American story.

Join Jake Novak for a fun Sunday as we continue to celebrate America's 250th birthday!

Jake Novak highlights the key decisions that have made our great nation as it turns 250.

Join Jake Novak for his weekly celebration of our great nation's 250th birthday. This week Jake revisits President Nixon's famous "Checkers Speech" in 1952, the 1960 presidential debate, President Chester Arthur's decisions, the Savannah College of Art and Design, and much more!

Jake Novak continues to celebrate the storied history of our great nation. Tune in to hear more!

Joseph Malcarne of American Sovereign Bullion joins the show to talk gold and much more!

Jake Novak details the history of President Nixon leaving behind The Gold Standard and welcomes Joseph Malcarne of American Sovereign Bullion to talk gold and much more!

Michael Castillero joins the show to discuss his prosecution, which he believes is politically motivated because of his support for President Trump. Listen to hear more and learn about the history of the Presidential Pardon!

Jake Novak examines pivotal moments where history, politics, and leadership intersect. The episode explores U.S.-Iran tensions, the evolving role of presidential pardons, WNBA organizational challenges, and a border incident in Spain. The centerpiece looks back at President Harry Truman’s historic 1948 decision to recognize the State of Israel, including the humanitarian, religious, and political forces behind this landmark moment in American foreign policy. He is also joined by Michael Castillero and Rabbi Yotav Eliach. Tune in to hear more!