National security expert and former deputy National Security adviser Victoria Coates shares her insights on the recent naval ceasefire in the Black Sea between Ukraine and Russia, the implications of this deal for Ukraine, as well as the ongoing challenges in the Middle East, particularly the actions of Hamas and Hezbollah, and the complexities surrounding anti-Semitism in the U.S. Former chief of staff for the Trump National Security Council, Fred Fleitz, provides insights into the implications of the national security controversy involving Trump officials' use of Signal for sensitive communications.  Fleitz discusses the character of leadership during crises, and the need for secure communication channels in government. Finally, retired General Tim Haake, who brings over three decades of military experience to the discussion, explores the Signal controversy, the implications of accidental disclosures, and the lessons learned from this event. General Haake shares insights on the importance of secure communication channels, the evolving threats from adversaries like China, and the need for better preparedness in our military communications.

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Harvard Law Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz discusses the troubling trend of judges accepting junkets from special interest groups, the implications of these trips on judicial integrity, the potential for conflicts of interest, and the necessity for reform in the judicial system. With insights drawn from history and current events, Dershowitz provides a compelling argument for stricter regulations and discusses the importance of maintaining the appearance of impartiality in the judiciary. John Solomon explores the latest survey results reflecting the sentiments of small businesses across America. Join us as we discuss the significant U-turn in economic outlook since the elections, with insights from industry leaders Michael Seifert of Public Square and Andrew Crapuchettes from Red Balloon. Discover the reasons behind the surge in optimism among small businesses and what it means for the future of the economy, labor market, and innovation in America. Don't miss this enlightening conversation!

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Congressman Andy Biggs shares his insights on the current political landscape in Washington. As a candidate for Arizona governor and host of the podcast "What's the Biggs Idea," he discusses the implications of recent court rulings, the need for judicial reform, and the challenges facing fiscal conservatives in Congress.  Additional interview with Pete Sepp, the President of the National Taxpayers Union, who shares his insights on the ongoing efforts to reduce wasteful spending in the U.S. government. With a focus on the Department of Defense, Pete discusses the shocking expenditures and the potential for significant savings, estimating a goal of up to $500 billion. He highlights the importance of fiscal responsibility and the need for reform in government contracting to ensure that taxpayer dollars are used effectively. Final interview with Chris Fenton, media executive and author, shares insights on the intersection of tariffs, border security, and the long-term economic strategy needed to compete globally.

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Colorado Congressman Gabe Evans explores the implications of sanctuary city policies and the Uplift Act, Congressman Evans shares insights on how these issues affect law enforcement and community safety. Then, South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson discusses the ongoing legal battles surrounding President Trump's deportation policies. General Wilson sheds light on the amicus brief he co-led with 25 other states, supporting the President's executive order against criminal illegal alien gang members. Finally, renowned author Joel Rosenberg talks about his latest political thriller, The Beijing Betrayal. Delving into the implications of China's ambitions, Joel shares insights on how his fiction mirrors real-world threats, including a potential invasion of Taiwan and the risk of biological warfare. With a background in political analysis and a knack for compelling storytelling, Joel explains how his experiences inform his writing, aiming to educate listeners on the pressing geopolitical issues of our time.

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John Solomon discusses the potential for Congress to reduce spending for the first time in decades, with Congressman Tim Burchett advocating for defunding the Taliban. Burchett criticizes the Biden administration for funding the Taliban and highlights his legislation to stop this. He also calls for judicial reform to prevent nationwide injunctions. Majed al-Ansari, Qatar's Information Minister, details Qatar's role in facilitating the release of American George Glezmann from Taliban custody. Mike McCormick, a former White House stenographer, criticizes Joe Biden's use of an autopen and alleges a cover-up by the DOJ in the Biden-Ukraine scandal.

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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey shares insights on the significant legal battles he's been fighting, including a landmark $24 billion judgment against China for its role in the COVID-19 pandemic. Bailey discusses the challenges faced by the Biden administration regarding deportation policies and the implications of judicial overreach on executive powers. Congressman Mike Rulli from Ohio discusses the recent passage of a Continuing Resolution and the challenges ahead in identifying and cutting wasteful government spending. Congressman Rulli also shares his insights on judicial rulings affecting executive power and the strategic moves needed to secure lasting border policies. Finally, we delve into the recently released JFK files with leading attorney and expert Larry Schnaph. Discover the surprising revelations about CIA involvement in foreign policy, the Mafia's role in assassination attempts, and the ongoing quest for transparency in the JFK assassination records. 

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Congressman Barry Loudermilk, the chairman of the Special January 6 Committee, sheds light on the ongoing investigations into security failures at the Capitol, and alarming incidents involving possible weapons entering the Capitol during critical events, including President Trump's speeches.  Mike Howell, Executive Director of the Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project, delves into the intriguing revelations about President Joe Biden's use of an auto pen for signing official documents. Howell discusses the implications of this practice and the ongoing investigations into Biden's competency. Finally, it's AMAC Wednesday, and Bobby Charles, the national spokesman for AMAC and a former federal judiciary clerk, gives his take on the concerning trend of judicial activism, exploring how judges are increasingly issuing temporary restraining orders and injunctions at an alarming rate. Bobby shares his insights on the politicization of the judiciary and the implications of judges engaging in what appears to be a 'judicial coup' against the executive and legislative branches. 

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Kimberly Hermann, the leader of the Southeastern Legal Foundation, delves into a significant issue that has been making headlines: Joe Biden's use of private email accounts for sensitive government business during his tenure as Vice President. With the recent revelations coming to light, Hermann sheds light on the implications of such actions and the ongoing legal battles to obtain transparency from the government. Kimberly also discusses the work of the Southeastern Legal Foundation in advocating for constitutional rights, including their efforts to combat discriminatory practices in various sectors, such as education and agriculture. Later, Congressman Bryan Steil joins to share insights into Capitol security and election integrity. He discusses recent incidents involving weapons at the Capitol, the ongoing investigations, and the importance of maintaining a secure yet accessible environment for the public. Steil also highlights his efforts to ensure transparency in government and to combat foreign influence in campaign finance, particularly regarding ActBlue.  Finally, Lt. Randy Sutton, founder of The Wounded Blue reveals the emotional and impactful story of Officer Travis Brown, who suffered a traumatic brain injury during protests in Ferguson, Missouri.  Sutton discusses the significant support raised for Officer Brown and the ongoing challenges faced by injured officers. Discover the critical work of the Wounded Blue, which aims to support those who have endured both physical and psychological injuries in the line of duty. To learn more about The Wounded Blue, go to https://thewoundedblue.org/

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Harvard Law Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz discusses the intricate legal issues surrounding President Joe Biden's pardons and the implications of using an auto pen for signature approval. Dershowitz shares his insights on the potential legal challenges these pardons may face in court, the distinctions between pardons and bills, and the role of judges in issuing injunctions. Additionally, Dershowitz delves into the controversial topics of free speech and political advocacy, particularly in relation to recent protests and statements made by individuals in the context of U.S. foreign policy.  Additional interview with South Carolina Attorney General Allen Wilson, who talks about the pressing issues surrounding states' rights, antisemitism on college campuses, and the fight against human trafficking. General Wilson shares insights on his collaboration with fellow attorneys general to combat rising antisemitism and the implications of recent legal cases related to immigration and religious liberty.

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Indiana Congressman Marlin Stutzman discusses the implications of the current Continuing Resolution, the potential for a government shutdown, and the strategies Republicans may employ to navigate the political landscape. Stutzman shares insights on spending cuts, MAGA policies, and the role of various government agencies, shedding light on the broader impact these decisions have on the American people. Aaron Withe, CEO of the Freedom Foundation, unveils the Teacher Freedom Alliance, a new initiative designed to counter the influence of traditional teachers' unions and promote educational values that prepare students for the workforce. Later, Ted Frank, co-founder of the Hamilton Lincoln Law Institute, sheds light on the troubling trends linked to the DEI movement and its impact on societal attitudes towards Jewish Americans. Frank discusses significant legal actions taken against organizations that have engaged in disruptive protests, particularly those targeting pro-Israel sentiments. Finally, Senator Marsha Blackburn from Tennessee discusses the current political landscape, the implications of a potential government shutdown, and the importance of accountability within federal agencies. Senator Blackburn shares insights on the American people's expectations for government spending, border security, and the need for strong leadership. 

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