Jenna Ellis Tonight

Political Panel - Today’s political experts are Carly Atchinson and Ryan Fournier. President Biden sent out a letter to his base stating that he will not drop out of this election. Many on the left are concerned his mental health is too big of a risk. AOC is planning to file articles of impeachment for the Supreme Court after their ruling in the presidential immunity case. Plus the House is set to vote on the SAVE act which would require proof of citizenship to vote in the United States.

Jenna Ellis - Marco Rubio joined CNN to discuss the ban of abortion nationwide. Trump plans to leave it up to the states and Macro Rubio believes the parties “platform should reflect the nominee”. The Republican Stance has always been the ban of abortion across America, why change now?

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Ted Trimpa and Erik Prince - Steve Bannon held a rally yesterday, today he woke up in a jail cell. Are we the type of country that locks up its political opponents? What does Joe Biden have to do after his disastrous debate performance? Is there a chance he steps down? Plus, how is Biden supporting Israel in its fight against Hamas?

Ron Coleman - Joe Biden spoke to the media about his disappointment with the Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity. Joe Biden is concerned the presidency can now be seen as a dictatorship.

Kim Gilmartin - The Younger children of the pandemic are now heading to school and many of them are showing signs of being academically and developmentally behind. Many of these decisions to close the schools were not made by elected officials, they made by health leaders who weren’t worried about losing their jobs, and now its affected the children.

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Stephen Moore - Donald Trump spoke about imposing a 10 percent tariff on all goods coming into the United States during last week’s debate. Most Republicans have historically been against tariffs, but now the parties nominee is speaking about it as a positive. Plus, a group on teenagers are suing the state of Hawaii over its use of fossil fuels. Other’s have followed like activists in Vermont and the state of Massachusetts is suing Exxon Mobile for adverse weather conditions.

Matthew Tyrmand - The conservative movement has been on the rise in Europe. France’s Marine Le Pen and the National Rally Movement have already risen to the top of the polls at the European election. Now they set their sights on the snap legislative elections being held this weekend.

Richard Holtforf - Tractor Supply, a retailer that sells animal feed and work wear, is turning its back on DEI amid conservative backlash. They will be removing its carbon emission golfs along with all jobs focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Will other companies follow suit?

Will Chamberlain - On Monday the Supreme Court rules former presidents are immune from prosecution for official acts taken while in the White House. However, they do not have immunity for unofficial acts. What does this ruling mean for Donald Trump.

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Ted Trimpa and Erik Prince - Steve Bannon held a rally yesterday, today he woke up in a jail cell. Are we the type of country that locks up its political opponents? What does Joe Biden have to do after his disastrous debate performance? Is there a chance he steps down? Plus, how is Biden supporting Israel in its fight against Hamas?

Ron Coleman - Joe Biden spoke to the media about his disappointment with the Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity. Joe Biden is concerned the presidency can now be seen as a dictatorship.

Kim Gilmartin - The Younger children of the pandemic are now heading to school and many of them are showing signs of being academically and developmentally behind. Many of these decisions to close the schools were not made by elected officials, they made by health leaders who weren’t worried about losing their jobs, and now its affected the children.

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Stephen Moore - Donald Trump spoke about imposing a 10 percent tariff on all goods coming into the United States during last week’s debate. Most Republicans have historically been against tariffs, but now the parties nominee is speaking about it as a positive. Plus, a group on teenagers are suing the state of Hawaii over its use of fossil fuels. Other’s have followed like activists in Vermont and the state of Massachusetts is suing Exxon Mobile for adverse weather conditions.

Matthew Tyrmand - The conservative movement has been on the rise in Europe. France’s Marine Le Pen and the National Rally Movement have already risen to the top of the polls at the European election. Now they set their sights on the snap legislative elections being held this weekend.

Richard Holtforf - Tractor Supply, a retailer that sells animal feed and work wear, is turning its back on DEI amid conservative backlash. They will be removing its carbon emission golfs along with all jobs focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Will other companies follow suit?

Will Chamberlain - On Monday the Supreme Court rules former presidents are immune from prosecution for official acts taken while in the White House. However, they do not have immunity for unofficial acts. What does this ruling mean for Donald Trump.

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Josh Hammer - The Supreme Court made some landmark decisions recently including Murthy vs Missouri, a massive ruling on censorship through social media. Plus, the presidential immunity case that has major implications for not only Donald Trump but future presidents as well.

Robin Biro and Dave Reaboi - There was plenty to unpack from last nights debate. First and foremost the questions around President Biden’s health are only going to get louder based off of his performance. Many Republicans believe Biden will be replaced by the Democrats, but who do they have in place to take over? Plus, what got the two candidates most heated last night? Their golf games.

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Auron MacIntyre - Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, has agreed to plead guilty in a deal with the justice department. According to CNN he was part of one of the largest US government breaches of classified material.

Debate Panel - Today we have all the debate coverage as we are just a day away. Our Panel includes Jeff Hunt, Rob Salvador, Kathy Barnette. They discuss the strategy of each presidential candidate and the Trump Vice Presidential choice that he will reveal Thursday night.

Jenna Ellis - The Surgeon General has declared gun violence a public health crisis. Many medical organizations publicly support the declaration such as the American Medical Association, American Academy of Pediatrics, American Public Health Association, American College of Surgeons, and the YWCA.

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Legal Eagles - Our Legal panel of Ron Coleman and Michael Donnelly discuss the Supreme Courts upcoming decision on gender-affirming care for minors. Can a state make the choice to ban this practice. Plus, they dive into the United States v. Rahimi case heard last week in the Supreme Court.Rep.

Bob Good - With a very narrow race in Virginias 5th district, Representative Bob Good is contesting the results. He joined Jenna on her morning show to discuss the facts and why he is asking for a recount.

Marc Lotter and Carli Atchison - If you haven’t heard, the first presidential debate is this Thursday. The focus in the media surrounds the mental health of Joe Biden. He has had more than a few moments where he has seemed out of sorts. Will this be an issue on Thursday night, or has CNN set him up for success? On the Trump side, the former president stated that his VP pick will be at the debate. He also said the individual doesn’t know they have been chosen yet.

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Legal Eagles - Our Legal panel of Ron Coleman and Michael Donnelly discuss the Supreme Courts upcoming decision on gender-affirming care for minors. Can a state make the choice to ban this practice. Plus, they dive into the United States v. Rahimi case heard last week in the Supreme Court.Rep.

Bob Good - With a very narrow race in Virginias 5th district, Representative Bob Good is contesting the results. He joined Jenna on her morning show to discuss the facts and why he is asking for a recount.

Marc Lotter and Carli Atchison - If you haven’t heard, the first presidential debate is this Thursday. The focus in the media surrounds the mental health of Joe Biden. He has had more than a few moments where he has seemed out of sorts. Will this be an issue on Thursday night, or has CNN set him up for success? On the Trump side, the former president stated that his VP pick will be at the debate. He also said the individual doesn’t know they have been chosen yet.

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James Lindsey (4:35) - With the election nearing we have been discussing the issues within our nation, but let’s take a look at issues around the globe, particularly The United Nations. Our guest James Lindsey spoke outside the UN in Geneva to condemn what he call an “evil organization”

Nicolas Giordano (14:20) - It seems universities around the U.S. have become focused on liberal activism over actual education. An article at The Hill “Activism is not the mission of the universities” detailing the decrease in confidence in our educational system.

Jon Root (23:48) - Donald Trump was asked about his faith on Fox and Friends this past Sunday. When asked what his relationship with God is like, he seemed to dance around the question, showing appreciation for the believers who support him. Should his lack of an answer concern the evangelical community?

Tho Bishop (28:19)- In a headline from Bloomberg, a majority of middle-class Americans say they are struggling financially. This will be a major issue heading into the election. With Biden at the helm for the last 4 years, the economy has been a total disaster and this should give Trump the advantage.

Walker Wildmon (37:56) - According to the UK Daily Mail, more than one million United Methodists are leaving the church due to sex change rules. The UMC approved gay pastors and same sec marriage. Will this finally wake up the American church?

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