Jenna Ellis engages in a crucial discussion on the ethical implications of surrogacy and the alarming reality of contractual agreements that include abortion clauses. Joined by Father Frank Pavone, they delve into the moral quandaries presented by the case of Baby Gabriel, a child whose surrogate mother refused to abort despite a congenital heart defect diagnosis. Together, they explore the intersection of law, morality, and the sanctity of life, emphasizing the need for a legal framework that respects the rights of the unborn

Jenna Ellis discusses the profound implications of the Lindsey Clancy murder trial, focusing on mental health issues and the responsibility of the church in addressing these crises. Joined by Tim Clinton, president of the American Association of Christian Counselors, they delve into the complexities of mental illness, the role of medication, and the need for a deeper understanding of human suffering from a biblical perspective. This conversation challenges listeners to consider whether society is truly treating mental illness or merely medicating a culture in crisis.

Jenna Ellis discusses the recent Florida primary results and the implications for Republican candidates, particularly Byron Donalds. Joined by political analyst Chris Ekstrom, they dive into the factors that influenced the primaries, the significance of endorsements, and the challenges facing candidates as they approach the general election. The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of conservatism in America and the importance of aligning with voter expectations.

Jenna explores the intersection of political identity and personal crisis, drawing parallels between public figures and their struggles with mental health. She discusses the case of Nancy Mace and the implications of seeking identity through political power, while also addressing the broader mental health crisis in America.

Jenna talks to Gerard Filitti about Tupac murder trial starting, Chris Ekstrom drops by to discuss DFW stopping washing stations, and finally, Katy Faust talks about baby "Gabriel" in TX

Jenna Ellis welcomes Dinesh D'Souza to discuss his new book, "The Stones Cry Out: Biblical Archaeology, Prophecy, and the Last Days." Together, they explore the intersection of faith and archaeology, revealing how recent discoveries corroborate biblical accounts and affirm the truth of scripture. D'Souza shares insights from his journey to Israel and highlights the significance of understanding biblical history in the context of modern society. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the profound connections between faith, history, and the physical universe!

Jenna discusses the alarming food safety issues surrounding Taylor Farms and the recent salmonella contamination scare affecting numerous products. Joined by health and nutrition expert Charles Cornishdale, they delve into the implications of importing food and the urgent need for stricter cleanliness standards. The conversation shifts to the tragic Lindsay Clancy murder trial, exploring the complexities of mental health, over-prescription of psychotropic drugs, and the moral responsibilities of medical practitioners. Jenna and Walker Wildmon examine the intersection of mental health, accountability, and the impact of societal pressures on family dynamics, advocating for a return to biblical principles in addressing these pressing issues. Finally, they touch on the importance of family priorities in today’s political landscape, highlighting the need for a cultural shift that values family life over career ambitions.

Jenna discusses the latest on Fauci and his text messages with Steve Deace, then Marlin Stutzman stops by to talk primaries and WNBA, and finally Father Frank Pavone comments on Massachusetts Gov. signing abortion bill

Jenna Ellis discusses the current controversies surrounding the WNBA's eligibility guidelines and the implications of gender identity in sports. Joined by Ryan Helfenbein, they explore the intersection of sports, gender, and societal values, emphasizing the need for clarity and truth in defining what it means to be a woman. The next conversation also touches on the role of accountability in public health, particularly in light of COVID-19 vaccine mandates, and the importance of preserving individual liberties with Florida AG James Uthmeier

Jenna Ellis discusses the pressing issues surrounding affordability and the recent social media controversy dubbed "Burrito Gate." Joined by Richard Stern from Advancing American Freedom, they delve into how rising grocery prices and inflation are impacting American families. They explore the political implications of these economic challenges, particularly for the upcoming midterms, and how conservatives can effectively address voters' concerns. The conversation also touches on government policies that have contributed to the affordability crisis and the importance of a cohesive conservative message that resonates with younger voters.