On this episode of the podcast, longtime investigative journalist John Solomon uncovers the FBI’s quietly launched ‘grand conspiracy’ probe — an unprecedented investigation into allegations that federal agencies have been weaponized against President Trump and his allies. Solomon explains how the probe, led by FBI Director Kash Patel, stretches from Hillary Clinton’s email scandal to the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story, a revealing pattern where Democrats are shielded while Republicans are targeted. Solomon and Head discuss potential civil rights violations, election interference, and the role of declassified documents that could prove political bias at the highest levels of government. Solomon also weighs in on the possibility of a special prosecutor to lead this explosive case.

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On this episode of the podcast, journalist and author Salena Zito talks about her new book, “Butler” and her experiences covering President Trump. She highlighted Trump’s strategic visits to rural areas like Butler, Pennsylvania, to connect with voters often ignored by the media. Zito recounted her conversations with Trump on July 13, 2024 about the shooting incident. She detailed Trump’s immediate response, his decision to project strength, and the profound impact on his presidency and the nation. Zito emphasized the importance of understanding rural America and criticized the media for their lack of curiosity and accurate reporting.

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On this episode of the podcast, author and Hudson Institute Senior Fellow Michael Sobolik discusses the complexities surrounding TikTok, particularly its influence on the American people, President Trump’s decisions, and the broader implications for our national security. Sobolik highlights the Trump Administration’s recent crackdown on CCP-linked farmland ownership and the challenges of enforcing the TikTok divestment law. He also details the dangers of TikTok’s algorithm, which can shape public opinion and target vulnerable demographics. Sobolik emphasizes the need for a U.S.-based TikTok to mitigate these risks, noting the ongoing negotiations and the CCP’s strategic influence.

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On this episode of the podcast, Texas Land Commisioner Dawn Buckingham discussed the devastating floods in Texas, highlighting the area's vulnerability to flash floods and the unprecedented water levels that caused significant destruction. Dr. Buckingham noted the loss of 94 lives across six counties, with 75 in Kerr County and 27 at Camp Mystic. She praised the community's resilience and the efforts of first responders. Dr. Buckingham and Amanda Head also briefly touch on the reduction in illegal border crossings from 95-99% due to improved federal policies and the importance of community support, exemplified by local companies like H-E-B.

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On this episode of the podcast, comedian Jonathan Wayne Freeman discusses his journey from being a paramedic and reserve fire fighter to a social media influencer with over a million followers. Freeman shares how he lost followers after openly expressing his conservative political views but gained new ones who appreciated his honesty and hot takes. The pair talk about the impact of COVID-19, the 2020 and 2024 elections, and the role of humor in politics. Freeman also mentions his podcast, “Your New Dad,” aimed at providing guidance to young men from divorced families. 

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head dives into the high-stakes politics and economic implications of President Trump’s newly passed “One Big Beautiful Bill.” Wisconsin Congressman Glenn Grothman breaks down the legislative battle in the Senate, where temperamental conservatives like Rand Paul, Susan Collins, and Thom Tillis pushed back, prompting criticism from voices like Elon Musk and raising talk of a new political party. Grothman also discusses the transformation of a former airport into a detention center, the troubling rise in attacks on ICE agents, and how unchecked immigration could affect American communities.

The second conversation in this episode is with Thomas Savidge who serves as a Research Fellow at the American Institute for Economic Research. He examines the economic reality behind Trump’s flagship bill. While praising the extension of Trump’s 2017 tax cuts and a simplified tax filing process, he warns about the steep price of raising the SALT cap to $40,000 — a move that largely benefits wealthy, high-tax states like California. Savage also critiques the bill’s failure to meaningfully reform Medicaid or streamline the tax code, underscoring how legislative compromise often leaves deeper problems unresolved.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head dives into the economic and legislative battles shaping America’s future. First, White House Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Stephen Miran breaks down President Trump’s sweeping economic bill, defending it against criticism from the left. Miran explains how the legislation fuels investment, slashes taxes, boosts job growth, and brings in trillions through trade tariffs — all while keeping inflation in check and countering foreign economic aggression, including a major reversal by Canada.

This episode is further enhanced by a conversation with Arizona Congressman Andy Biggs who discusses the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on judicial overreach, the need for immigration and border reform, and the real-world benefits of Trump-era tax cuts. The Arizona Republican also outlines election integrity efforts in his home state and sounds the alarm on activist overreach in the Senate.

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On this episode of the podcast, Jesse Binnall, partner at the Binnall Law Group and former attorney for President Donald Trump breaks down the Supreme Court’s pivotal ruling on nationwide injunctions, a decision that curbs the power of individual federal judges to halt executive actions. Binnall criticizes activist liberal judges for political overreach while commending conservative jurists for practicing restraint.

Binnall also dives into the growing ideological divide in the federal judiciary, particularly in Washington, D.C. and argues Congress should act to rein in the influence of left-leaning courts.

Finally, Binnall weighs into the ongoing legal battles facing Donald Trump, including the high-profile civil fraud case in New York and the criminal trial in Georgia — both of which he predicts the president will overcome.

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On this episode of the podcast, foreign policy expert and former Trump advisor Dr. Walid Phares joins to unpack the recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, as well as the global implications.

Dr. Phares explains why reports downplaying the damage are misleading, emphasizing how the strikes crippled Iran’s ability to produce nuclear weapons, and outlines how the regime now faces at least a two-year setback. The author of “Iran” also highlights the importance of moral support from leadership in catalyzing regime change from within. He warns of Tehran’s likely attempts to suppress dissent internally while pushing for international deals to secure their grip on power.

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On this episode of the podcast former Deputy National Security Advisor and Vice President of National Security and Foreign Policy at The Heritage Foundation, Victoria Coates breaks down the most pressing issue today: the United States taking action against Iran to destroy and dismantle their nuclear enrichment centers and program as a whole.

Coates offers her expert analysis on escalating tensions in the Middle East and the ongoing threats from China and Russia, cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and the importance of energy independence in global diplomacy.

Together, Amanda and Victoria dissect how these complex geopolitical dynamics intersect with domestic policy, why America's adversaries feel emboldened, and what a renewed national security strategy under a future conservative administration might look like.

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