Are America's elections secure? In this episode of The Moon Griffon Podcast, Moon talks with Jason Snead, Executive Director of the Honest Elections Project Action, about election integrity, voter ID laws, voter roll maintenance, noncitizen voting concerns and election security across the country.

In this episode, Moon Griffon takes a closer look at Louisiana's growing data center boom, including Meta's massive investment, the rise of AI-driven infrastructure and the questions many residents are asking. Will these projects create long-term economic growth? How much government incentive money is involved? What happens if demand slows or companies overextend themselves?

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill joins Moon Griffon to discuss Louisiana's decision to join Florida and Alabama in investigating Dr. Anthony Fauci following his recent congressional testimony. Murrill breaks down what comes next, the challenges of a state-level investigation, the significance of Fauci repeatedly invoking the Fifth Amendment, and whether state crimes could still be examined despite a federal pardon.

Senator John Kennedy pulls no punches as he joins Moon Griffon to sound off on Dr. Anthony Fauci's testimony, the lingering questions surrounding COVID, the fight over the SAVE Act, election integrity, Senate gridlock, and the latest political battles in Washington. Kennedy also explains why he's ready to raise "fresh hell" over budget negotiations and what he believes is really happening behind the scenes in the U.S. Senate.

Moon Griffon breaks down all the angles of Dr. Anthony Fauci's testimony, the origins of the virus, and the need for more transparency and accountability. Louisiana Representative Charles "Chuck" Owen called in to discuss the Louisiana House's review of the state's pandemic response and reforms that came out of those hearings, including a law that ensures hospital patients can't be denied visitors during future emergencies. The two also discussed concerns over lockdowns, COVID reporting, and why they believe it's important to keep looking into what happened during the pandemic.

Moon Griffon welcomes former New Orleans prosecutor Laura Rodrigue to discuss Louisiana’s second consecutive last-place ranking in U.S. News' state rankings, with a focus on crime, corruption, and the ongoing staged-accident scandal. Rodrigue details the convictions of attorneys involved in orchestrating fraudulent 18-wheeler crashes, the upcoming murder trial of a lawyer accused of arranging the killing of a federal witness, and growing calls for accountability for doctors, chiropractors, and others who allegedly enabled the scheme. The conversation also explores how the fraud has fueled rising insurance costs and damaged public trust in Louisiana’s legal system.

Moon Griffon welcomes Daniel Turner, founder and executive director of Power the Future, for a wide-ranging conversation on America's energy future. They discuss rising electricity costs, the reliability of the power grid, the role of coal and natural gas, renewable energy policies, and how government decisions have shaped today's energy landscape. The interview also explores affordability, economic policy, and the broader debate over energy independence and prosperity.

Moon Griffon sits down with Edward Owen of The Heritage Foundation to discuss the evolving U.S.-China relationship, President Trump's upcoming meeting with Xi Jinping, trade negotiations, tariffs, supply chain security, and America's dependence on Chinese manufacturing. They also examine concerns over Chinese espionage, influence in universities, local governments, and the broader economic and national security challenges facing the United States. Tune in for an in-depth conversation on one of America's most significant geopolitical issues.

Moon Griffon is joined by attorney Laura Rodrigue to discuss the dismissed indictment of Attorney General Liz Murrill, the legal and political fallout surrounding the case, and what could come next as state and federal investigations move forward. They also examine New Orleans leadership, government accountability, and react to Mitch Landrieu's latest op-ed on the city's future.

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill joins Moon Griffon for an in-depth discussion following the dismissal of criminal charges against her. Murrill shares her perspective on how the investigation began, why she believes the indictment should never have been pursued, and the legal arguments that ultimately led to the case being dropped.