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After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Erika Kirk stands before thousands at State Farm Stadium, choosing forgiveness over hate after the tragic death of her husband, Charlie Kirk. Her message of grace inspires unity, faith, and resolve as leaders and supporters honor Charlie’s legacy. What begins in mourning transforms into a powerful call for revival, liberty, and Christian compassion in America...

Nurses Out Loud with Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN – Pilots face rising health challenges as reports of in-flight medical events grow since the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines. Kimberly speaks with Dr. Kevin Stillwagon of US Freedom Flyers about FAA policies, pilot silence, and the urgent need for transparency. Together, they explore medical freedom, aviation safety, and safeguards to restore passenger confidence in air travel...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – The Schumer Shutdown looms as Republicans and Democrats clash over spending, continuing resolutions, and the debt ceiling. With deadlines approaching, partisan gridlock leaves the government on the brink of closure. Trump cancels talks with Schumer and Jeffries, closing the door on negotiations, while Democrats push for more spending and Republicans stand firm against concessions...

The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – So where does hatred come from? Psychologists point to fear, insecurity, and the need for belonging. Sociologists highlight systems of inequality, propaganda, and cultural conditioning. Survivors speak of betrayal, trauma, and pain. Hatred rarely arrives alone—it’s often the shadow of something deeper: a wound, a loss, a lie...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – I have frequently stated that some leaders in this country incorporate scripture into their political rhetoric to present themselves as devout Christians, yet simultaneously support policies that conflict with biblical teachings. Sometimes compromise is necessary; it is often better to get part of what you want than nothing at all, if it is not the worst part...

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Vaughn & Dr. Tankersley – The ACIP meeting exposes fraudulent dogma as experts and leaders confront vaccine injuries, mandates, and systemic failures. Trump demands answers, Florida rejects mandates, and RFK Jr. defends transparency. With whistleblowers, senators, and scientists raising alarms, the push for safety, accountability, and truth grows stronger against entrenched institutions resisting...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Many people put their faith in the idea that, when Donald Trump regained the presidency, all things would be better again. Sadly, that is not the case. There are dangers for our children. There are still those who punish people for being Christians, or Republicans, or just plain defending their rights. So what are we to do?

Nurses Out Loud – Nurses and doctors have been caught up in the firings that have resulted from people posting their reactions to Charlie’s murder. Nurses all over the country (AL, GA, WA, FL, MI) have been fired for posting comments cheering his assassination. "I love when evil white cis men die it’s literally my favorite thing." “Kirk a b*stard" who deserves to be amongst the dead" and "should have been tortured."

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – Buckle up for an unfiltered showdown as Nate Cain exposes the week’s biggest bombshells—from Erika Kirk’s moving tribute and Trump’s crackdown on Antifa to Netanyahu’s hardline stance. Dr. Ohlers reveals chilling evidence of vaccine contaminants in the blood supply, while John Davidson uncovers media and medical fraud in his award-winning documentary Epidemic of Fraud.

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – It’s estimated that over 100 million people watched as speaker after speaker spoke about Charlie’s strong values, including the courage he displayed over the years in wading into the waters of hostility found on many college campuses. They also spoke about his energy in building Turning Point USA into the political juggernaut it has become. But these are not the takeaways from...