Washington insider J.T. Young breaks down Trump’s rise in politics, his latest victory, the many executive orders, and the impact this will all have on the Democrats and the left. He reveals the power of the MAGA movement and how a "Make Canada Great Again" movement could reshape Canada. Plus, insights from his book, Unprecedented Assault: How Big Government Unleashed America's Socialist Left.

Is Donald Trump serious about making Canada the 51st state, or is this another audacious distraction? From Quebec separatism to Manifest Destiny, Leighton talks about the political, cultural, and economic shocks that would reshape North America—if Trump gets his way. 

Is there real cause for concern, or is it all just noise? Lawyer and history professor Brad Sinclair joins his law partner Leighton Grey to unravel the truth about U.S.-Canada relations and the paranoia surrounding them. Will there be tariffs? Could Trump—or any U.S. leader—simply march in and take over? With Canada’s military in question, what’s the legal reality for citizens? Facts, fears, and what it all means for our future.

Edward Bartlett, PhD, shares his story of abuse and a shocking report revealing women are more likely to be abusers than men. Why are men being overlooked in society, struggling with higher suicide rates, and targeted by the #MeToo movement? When will men get a fair shot? Bartlett offers hope and advice for men.

Canada’s history of gun control shows that restricting law-abiding citizens hasn’t curbed gun violence but has sparked debate about its effectiveness and intentions. With recent moves like weapon confiscation programs and controversial bans, the Trudeau government faces pushback from critics who argue this prioritizes politics over public safety.

Why did they kill JFK? Historian and author James DiEugenio reveals shocking claims and evidence about the murder and the effort to cover it up. Will we ever know the truth?  

Recent book: Chokeholds: The JFK Assassination  

C.S. Lewis’ path to faith wasn’t a sudden moment of clarity but a decades-long search for truth, exploring worldviews, philosophies, and religions, only to find they fell short. His remarkable intellect and deep longing for meaning eventually led him to Christ, shaping him into one of the most relatable and influential Christian thinkers of the 20th century. 

Texas lawyer Jared Woodfill joins Leighton Grey to discuss why it’s crucial for lawyers to stand up for rights and freedoms. Jared explains how voter fraud is not a new issue, why accountability seems elusive, and what a second Trump presidency might entail. He also sheds light on the depths of the border crisis and outlines steps needed to fix America’s broken immigration system.

Is Canada on the brink of losing itself? From energy policies to foreign influence, we explore how decisions by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government are transforming the nation—and why many Canadians believe it's time to fight back.

Gena Watteel, author of Fisman's Fraud, claims research fraud was used to convince the public to take the COVID-19 vaccine—and alleges that governments knew this but still mandated the shots. Now, with what we know, why is Canada still promoting vaccines? Is there another motive? Watteel argues that this erosion of trust could have devastating consequences in the face of a real pandemic.