The 2023 wins and future battles. Craig Rucker, the president of CFACT joins us to discuss 2023 wins and future battles. What lies ahead in 2024? How and why do we get even more victories in the year ahead? Because there will be two major fights in the year ahead. The first will be the battle over the First Amendment — especially free speech. Twenty-three states have created censorship and monitoring programs to keep the truth hidden from the public in favor of their propaganda. The second major fight will be the battle to convince people to get engaged and to not stay silent. Why? Because 2023 saw a bunch of huge wins. Even here in Oregon! When people spoke up, they won. That's what we need more of in the year ahead.

We talk with two attorneys about the lawless Bidens: Hunter skipping his Congressional subpoena, the official launch of an impeachment inquiry, and Joe Biden’s use of secret email addresses to “conduct business.” And Rasmussen uncovers evidence of rampant voter fraud in the 2020 election that installed Biden. Hey, if your deep state, trillion-dollar taxpayer theft was about to be exposed, wouldn't you risk it all? So, what now and what next for Hunter Biden and especially what next for Joe Biden?

Could this be a win for Oregon? And common sense? It sure looks like one. Out of the blue, the Elliott State Research Forest plan, which would remove most of Oregon's largest state forest from production to "study" it — suddenly, Oregon State University pulled out. To use the Left's favorite catchphrase, it just wasn't sustainable. Thanks also goes to the tribal nations who thought the plan was not only a financial mess but an environmental mess too. But was there more afoot here than meets the eye? Was it all a scheme to put something else in place? We talk the history of the Elliott State Forest, the evolution of research plan, and how government created the problem it could then fix. If only we spent billions on it.

Christmastime is that time of year when you run into the Christmas downers who try to convince you "real Christians" shouldn't celebrate Christmas because it has "pagan origins." You doubtless see them popping up on social media and among your circle of friends. And they will arrogantly scoff at anyone who doesn't echo their dismissive Christmas attitude. The modern-day Christmas downer is a lot like the downer Puritans before them: if they don't approve it, then it's just not Christian. For much of American history, the Puritans and other protestant offshoots banned Christmas celebrations — especially merrymaking. This week, find out why you shouldn't let them steal your Christmas joy. We talk with Pastor Richard Peil about the origins and history of Christmas celebrations, its potential dating, and some exciting insights into the two Biblical accounts of the Nativity story.

It turns out government does not always have the best solution. In fact, often they come up with the worst. Like Oregon's exploding whale. A blast from Oregon’s past sets the stage — the national debt continues to blow up, and story from right here in Oregon about how bureaucrats are throwing themselves on the grenade of success. Plus, environmentalists have traded saving whales to killing them - as long as they get their billions of dollars. And those offshore windmills may not be as green as they’re made out to be.

A split show this week. First up, we talk about the battle to get School Choice in Oregon on the November 2024 ballot. There's been some confusion out there about the funding and how the typical strings-attached could impact home schoolers. Except that is not the case in this case. Find out why. But the bulk of the show is discussing the Oregon censorship lawsuit just filed this week. We bring on the lawyer in the case to discuss why it was brought. And what was so incendiary in Oregon's "election disinformation" surveillance system. Don't miss the state's response to some Republican senators who dared question the state. The war is on.

People have been chasing the elusive dream of hydrogen as a fuel source for decades and decades. Billions have been poured into it before now. But there's no such thing as a bad idea as long as the government is willing to pour even more billions into it. Who cares about taxpayer dollars anyway? There's green hydrogen to be made and a never-ending supply of cash giveaways. Tune in to hear why hydrogen isn't viable as a mass production "fuel," how it isn't even a fuel, and even far more expensive than it already is if we try to make it the way the Greenies want. And remember how CO2 is the enemy? Yeah not so much, apparently.

Oregon has hired an AI surveillance "partner" to monitor, track, flag, report, and censor whatever the State deems election "misinformation, disinformation, or mal-information." This Orwellian surveillance system will monitor and report social media posts, websites, blogs, YouTube videos, podcasts and even radio broadcasts. This is a war on Free Speech. And we know this is just the first step on a very slippery slope. Where is this headed? And what you can do to stop it.

Do you remember how environmentalists used to want to "save the whales"? And they were angry at "greedy corporations"? Now, those same environmentalists have figured out they can make billions from taxpayers by forcing states to take definitely-not-green offshore wind farms. Whales be damned. Calling it "green" doesn't make it environmentally friendly. Calling it "saving the planet" doesn't make it less greedy. This week, learn about the expensive, inefficient, and environmentally damaging wind farms the Biden administration is eager to shove down states' throats. And how to fight back. Because right now, they're trying to shove a windfarm off Oregon's Southern Coast.

Scott McEwen, co-author of "American Sniper," joins us to talk about the Hamas surprise attack on Israel. How and why it happened. After a year of Hamas lying to Israel, can peace and trust ever be possible again? Get some insight into the Israel-Hamas war and into Israel's surrounding neighbors. Scott McEwen, as a writer and novelist, has a ton of military contacts and special ops insiders he relies on to write his books. We talk about what happened, why it happened, and address some conspiracy theories. As for next — Will Hezbollah attack? What about Iran? Is the two-state solution off the table now? How does Israel build peace with a people who have lied over the last year, saying they want peace when the whole time they were preparing for this attack? And can Israel trust its other neighbors who have also said they want peace?