Retired Navy SEAL, former Recon Marine, and host of Fox Nation's The Unsung of Arlington, Mike Sarraille recounts his time serving in the military. He also explains the critical race for AI dominance, explaining how the Chinese Communist Party is covertly funding anti-data center movements to slow America down.

Mike dissects why data centers are a major national security asset and warns that China is outpacing us in energy infrastructure.

Bring on the Stupid: A man squatted in a family's crawl space for months, hanging string lights and multiple TVs for his leisure.

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FOX & Friends Weekend co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy introduces her new book, All American Patriotism: Celebrating 250 Years of America’s Greatness. She discusses the cultural shift away from patriotism and how Americans can revitalize the education system to foster a renewed sense of national pride.

Bring on the Stupid: A Florida man uses a power tool to pull off $12,000 Pokémon card heist. 

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Eight-time Tony Award-winning producer and writer Phil Kenny pulls back the curtain on the high-stakes business of theater. He shares what inspired his love of Broadway musicals and the leap of faith he took, which led him from corporate law to the top of the theater world. He also shares details about his upcoming project, a prequel-sequel musical titled Alice in Neverland.

Bring on the Stupid: Florida tourists arrested after strapping a dead alligator to their car roof.

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Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the U.S. Department of Justice, Harmeet Dhillon, explains the department's efforts to address issues such as affirmative action in medical school admissions, the Second Amendment, and voting rights. The Assistant Attorney General shares her journey from a small North Carolina town to the Department of Justice.

Bring on the Stupid: A tech brand uses lollipops to create a concert in your mouth. 

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When an eight-day mission to space stretched into nearly 10 months, Captain Barry "Butch" Wilmore found hope and solace through his faith while navigating a historic and unexpectedly extended mission. In his new book, Stuck in Space, the former NASA astronaut shares how his journey serves as a reminder that while events may be unplanned for us, they are never unexpected by God.

He details his transition from serving as a Navy test pilot to fulfilling his lifelong dream of becoming a NASA astronaut. 

Bring on the Stupid: A wedding DJ in India blasts music so loud that 140 chickens die from the sound.

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"If a drone were hovering over your backyard right now, do you know who you’d actually call to stop it?" — Brett Velicovich

Fox News contributor, U.S. Army veteran and author of Drone Warrior: An Elite Soldier's Inside Account of the Hunt for America's Most Dangerous Enemies, Brett dives into the terrifying evolution of drone warfare. He discusses the lack of FAA regulation in the U.S. and the vulnerabilities of airborne attacks on American soil.

Bring on the Stupid: High fashion meets high absurdity with Chanel's newest shoes only covering the heel. 

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Criminal Defense Attorney and Host of the podcast Crime & Justice, Donna Rotunno, highlights the high-stakes world of criminal law and trial tactics. She discusses her transition from the courtroom to the microphone with her new Fox News Podcasts.

From defending high-profile clients to the controversial debate over cameras in the courtroom, Donna explains the logic, discipline, and ethics required to uphold the American legal system.

Bring on the Stupid: In California, three individuals were sentenced for insurance fraud after orchestrating an elaborate scam in which a person dressed in a bear costume faked attacks on luxury vehicles.

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This week, Jason rounds up the most important topics on his mind. He highlights the urgent need for higher ethical standards in public office and discusses the serious national security implications of leadership appointments to the House Intelligence Committee. 

Jason delves into the "America First" approach to global threats, and the necessity of presidential leadership in neutralizing Iran and the growing importance of the Space Force.

Bring on the Stupid: TikTokers are obsessed with the latest bizarre trend: snacking on mini clay pots.

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The president of Empower Oversight, Tristan Leavitt, discusses the new documentary Shielded by Power, which reveals how the government allegedly covered up the Hunter Biden investigation and blocked IRS whistleblowers from doing their jobs.

Tristan details how these investigators were stopped from looking into former President Joe Biden and were tipped off before they could search certain properties. Now, these IRS investigators are speaking out in the new documentary to show how the system was allegedly rigged to protect the Biden family.

Bring on the Stupid: Washington, D.C., is putting rats on birth control to minimize the growing population problem.

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Senator Eric Schmitt (R-MO) discusses his upbringing in a working-class Missouri family and his experience in competitive sports, which he credits for instilling the discipline and grit he carries into his political career. He explains how his son Stephen’s diagnosis with tuberous sclerosis provided him with a new perspective on life and ultimately inspired his initial decision to run for public office.

The Senator also shares how sports continue to be a significant part of his life, from golfing with the President to playing on the Congressional baseball team.

Bring on the Stupid: A woman who married a river celebrates her third wedding anniversary.

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