This week, Jason commemorates those who sacrificed their lives to serve the United States and spotlights a few important military stories.

Then, he brings on the stupid highlighting a big city mayor’s questionable proposal on crime.  

Finally, Jason is joined by FOX & Friends Weekend Co-Host, Pete Hegseth. Pete shares stories from his time serving in the U.S. military, as well as an outline for how everyday people can fight back against the increasing lack of patriotism in private and public life.

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Today, Jason highlights Italy's odd pasta inflation crisis, as well as a 53-year-old man who has now climbed Mt. Everest 27 times.

Then he brings on the stupid with another questionable action by members of 'The Squad.'

Finally, he is joined by FOX News Foreign Correspondent. Trey Yingst.  They discuss Trey's upbringing as he reveals what inspired him to pursue the adventurous lifestyle of overseas reporting. Trey shares his most vivid stories from his time in the business, as well as his experiences covering the war in Ukraine. Trey opens up about what it was like to lose two of his FOX News colleagues, Pierre Zakrzewski and Oleksandra "Sasha" Kuvshynova, to the war, and what it meant to him to recently see Benjamin Hall in person for the first time since his evacuation from Ukraine. Plus, he shares why he has become a leading voice of mental health awareness among foreign correspondents.

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Today, Jason breaks down the intricacies of the debt ceiling, deficits, and national debt in a digestible and relatable way. Later, he warns about the potential dangers of a national digital currency and commends the work that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is doing on the issue. 

Then, Jason brings on the stupid with an amusing reason Howard University gave for awarding President Biden an honorary degree.  

Jason is joined by the Inspector General of the United States Department of Justice, Michael E. Horowitz. As the former Chair of the House Oversight Committee, Jason illustrates in order to actually effectuate change, one of the most effective ways was to work with the Inspector General offices. They recall the work they did together and have a discussion on the limitations of Congress and the Inspector General offices. Inspector Horowitz highlights his office's dedication to transparency, accountability, and independence.

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Today, Jason begins by stating how despite it being a once great institution, nowadays, TIME Magazine regularly leaves out key details in their news to fit a political narrative. 

Plus, he questions why Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is only now starting to admit that crime is a problem now that she is leaving office. 

Then, Jason brings on the stupid with a questionable move from White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

Finally, Jason is joined by Co-Host of Outnumbered and Host of the FOX News True Crime Podcast, Emily Compagno to discuss her life's journey from growing up in California, how she pivoted from a potential military career, and how she eventually found her way to the FOX News Channel. Plus, they highlight the new success of her new True Crime podcast.

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Today, Jason highlights a troubling story regarding an organization that distributed fake degrees to nurses who did not go through the proper schooling. He also explains why the next battle between the United States and China will be in the classroom. 

Once again, New York City Mayor Eric Adams is the star of Jason's 'Bring on the Stupid' segment. 

Later, Jason is joined by FOX & Friends Weekend Co-Host and Host of The Will Cain Podcast, Will Cain, to discuss the career journey that led him to FOX. Will reminisces on his upbringing in Sherman, Texas, and the impact that swimming and water polo had on his character. Plus, he discusses his journey from Texas to California, and why he feels his law degree helps him more in the broadcasting industry than his journalism degree. 

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Today, Jason shares a great and telling quote from Willie Nelson on the next generation. Plus, he highlights some of the worst consequences of America's crime crisis.

Then, he brings on the stupid with the story of a man who impersonated a police officer, only to accidentally conduct an impromptu traffic stop on an off-duty cop.

Later, he is joined by FOX Business Anchor, Correspondent, and Host of the We're Momming Today! podcast, Lauren Simonetti.  Lauren discusses how she got into the TV business, as well as what she believes are some keys to success for young people. Plus, she explains how she went from field producer to on-air talent after joining FOX in 2007. 

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Jason Chaffetz takes listeners inside the pros and cons of how artificial intelligence will affect all facets of life. He also highlights a questionable story regarding former President Obama and his home city of Chicago.

Then, Jason brings on the stupid with a story about Columbia Law students who did not want to hear Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh speak.  

Later, he is joined by former Director of National Intelligence under the Trump administration, John Ratcliffe.  They discuss how his upbringing shaped his work view and values. John describes how his Notre Dame education and the legendary Lou Holtz influenced his path in life. Plus, he reveals why he made the switch from the private sector to public service, as well as reminisces on his friendships formed in Congress with Jason and former South Carolina Congressman Trey Gowdy. 

Then, he shares some inside stories on what it was like to serve the Trump administration as well as shedding some light on future plans.

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On this episode, Jason describes a troubling scene at Stanford University where students did not allow a speaker with differing opinions to finish a speech. Plus, he shares a unique insight into the connection between losing weight and running for president. 

Later, Jason brings on the stupid with a mind-blowing story of a carjacking gone wrong, as well as some more gaffes from President Biden.

Then, Jason is joined by Senior Fellow at the Heritage Foundation and Co-Founder of the Committee to Unleash Prosperity, Stephen Moore. Jason and Stephen discuss the ideas that formed the foundations of Stephen's unwavering belief in free market principles, plus Stephen shares some similarities that he sees between President Trump & President Reagan.

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On this episode, with former President Trump's indictment dominating media coverage, Jason switches gears to discuss some of the positive news around the country. In addition, he commends the courageous first responders in Nashville. 

Later, he brings on the stupid by highlighting some questionable comments from former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi. 

Then, he is joined by the Co-Host of “The Bottom Line” on FOX Business, Dagen McDowell.  Dagen shares stories from her upbringing in Virginia, and why she believes the cost of her college education wasn't necessarily worth it. Later Dagen discusses her journey to working at FOX and how her early life prepared her for breaking into and succeeding in the TV industry. 

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On this episode, Jason highlights the surges in crime in typically safer suburban communities. Plus, he discusses another questionable move by California Governor Gavin Newsom.  

Then, Jason brings on the stupid with what he believes is a weak response from the U.S. Attorney General about the Mexican cartel's kidnapping of American citizens.

Later, Jason sits down with former Bridgewater CEO and Pennsylvania Republican Senate Candidate, David McCormick. They discuss David's new book, Superpower in Peril: A Battle Plan to Renew America, and why he believes that America is at a critical point in its history in whether it will remain the world's leading superpower. Plus, David shares some insights and life lessons that he has learned through his greatest failures and weighs in on whether or not he may run for the Senate seat in Pennsylvania in 2024. 

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