New York Post columnist Miranda Devine introduces the new FOX Nation Special, 'Cocaine at 1600,' which investigates the mysterious bag of cocaine found inside the White House while President Biden was in office. She explains why some people suspect it belongs to former President Biden's son, Hunter Biden. Miranda also investigates how this occurred in a building with the world's most advanced security. 

Bring on the Stupid: A person requests gas money after giving their colleague a ride to a work event. 

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Co-host of FOX & Friends Weekend, Charlie Hurt joins Jason to share his background in journalism, including growing up in Virginia and the influence of his father, who sparked his career. Charlie shares a few tales from his life, including why Coyotes are amongst his greatest enemies. 

Bring on the Stupid: A woman splashes cash at her love life by purchasing a billboard to find love. 

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Jason highlights the great work of the U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the steps he's taken to help improve Americans' lives, including his own changes in eating habits. 

Co-founder of Moms for Liberty, Tina Descovich, advocates for parents to become more involved in their child's education to better understand what their child's public-school curriculum entails. She shares why she and her co-founders started Moms for Liberty and outlines the organization's goals. 

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FOX Business Anchor Dagen McDowell shares the advice she received when she began working in television and news, which she continues

Dagen discusses President Trump's vision for America and his career in political leadership, focusing on maintaining an audience in the evolving media landscape. Jason and Dagen break down President Trump's communication style and his ability to connect with voters.

Bring on the Stupid: A woman's 60-year-old relative mistook dog food for snacks while visiting her house.

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Sheriff Nate Brooksby of Washington County, Utah, shares with Jason his involvement in the investigation of Charlie Kirk's alleged killer, Tyler Robinson. He discusses the events that unfolded following Kirk's assassination and how Robinson's parents persuaded him to turn himself in.

Later, Sheriff Brooksby sheds light on some of the misinformation surrounding Kirk's death and the killer. He explains the challenges of handling a high-profile case with numerous moving parts.

Bring on the Stupid: People in the San Francisco area are on high alert for a potentially dangerous squirrel that has been attacking humans.

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Jason shares more on Charlie Kirk's assassination, condemning the man who killed him. He discusses why perpetrators of heinous acts often aren't rooted in religion and don't answer to any God, allowing them to become radicalized. 

Co-anchor of America's Newsroom, Bill Hemmer shares his recent trip to the Middle East, where he gained a deeper understanding of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas while visiting the Gaza Strip. Bill describes what he saw and how challenging it will be for either side to fix their conflict. 

Bring on the stupid: Two boys are turned into the police by their mothers after causing $50,000 in damage to a school.

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Last week, Charlie Kirk, conservative activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA, was shot and killed while speaking at an event at Utah Valley University, an event Jason was attending. He retells what happened that day and the horror he experienced watching his friend lose his life. Jason discusses political violence and why there needs to be further punishment for these individuals.

Jason also takes a look back at his conversation with Charlie, where he shares his passion for conservative ideas and his efforts to engage with young people on college campuses.

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Republican Senator Ashley Moody of Florida shares the exciting career pivots she made, which led her to become a lawmaker. With strong family values and a love for her home state of Florida, she discusses what it was like to upend her life as a judge to transition into elected office, managing it all, and her vital role as a mom.

Later, Senator Moody highlights how she plans to make a difference in Congress.

And bring on the stupid: A teenage pilot ends up detained in Antarctica for landing without authorization.

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From crime scenes to the courtroom, FOX News host, former federal prosecutor, and four-term United States Congressman from South Carolina, Trey Gowdy, saw it all during his time as a prosecutor. He shares his new book, 'The Color of Death,' which he was encouraged to share by his friends at FOX News.  

Trey describes cases that made a significant impact on his life, and how they inspired him to write a fiction novel. He highlights his favorite part of the book, a romance story intertwined with the thriller. Jason and Trey also discuss some shared memories from their time in Congress.  

Bring on the Stupid: Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer gets caught in a 'dumb' lie. 

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Former GOP National Spokesperson and author of "Finding My Place: Making My Parents' American Dream Come True," Elizabeth Pipko shares her background in politics and her experience working on President Trump's 2016 Presidential campaign. 

Raised by immigrant parents, Elizabeth describes her upbringing and how her parents instilled in her an incredible work ethic and a desire to achieve great things. She explains the serendipitous way her childhood hangout spot connected her to President Trump and her future career. 

Bring on the Stupid: Some Gen Z job seekers are now bringing their parents to their job interviews.

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