Greg visits with Dr. Cooke about current international events and Bible prophecy. The two discuss Trump's peace tour with economic and peace implications. Cooke then explains how these events can be viewed and interpreted through the lens of Nebuchadnezzar's dream in Daniel 2.

Greg stayed at the Alabama statehouse until midnight on the final day of the 2025 legislative session and gives the highlights and lowlights of the day. He talks about the two most controversial issues of the day, a Greene County gambling push and Back the Blue. 

Greg then visits with Secretary of State Wes Allen about a bill that passed the Alabama Legislature on the final day that codifies his Alabama Voter Integrity database into law. The two also talk through several upcoming special elections over the next few months.

Greg closes by reminiscing back one year ago today when Joe Biden challenged Donald Trump to two presidential debates and actually said... Donald, "make my day".

Greg visits with Secretary of State Wes Allen about a bill that passed the Alabama Legislature on the final day that codifies his Alabama Voter Integrity database into law. The two also talk through several upcoming special elections over the next few months.

Greg Davis discusses whether America is a Christian nation and the misconception of separation of church and state.

Greg visits with Becky Garritson of Alabama Eagle Forum at the Statehouse on the last day of the Alabama legislative session.

Greg visits with Becky Garritson of Alabama Eagle Forum at the Statehouse on the last day of the Alabama legislative session.

Greg then dives into the topic of America being a Christian nation and the misconception of separation of church and state.

Nate Williams talks about the importance of monitoring our social media usage, why social media scrolling should be thought of like smoking, the rise of the AI Friend, and Joe Rogan's great point about Christianity.

Wahl joins Greg to discuss Special Elections for Alabama House and Senate seats. They also discuss residency issues raised about Tommy Tuberville and even Wahl's qualifications to hold statewide office. Finally, the two discuss Wahl's role as chair of the Alabama Public Library board and their recent definition of what is considered explicit material. 

Greg visits with Don Fallin about his bid to become the state representative for District 11 which includes areas of Cullman and Blount Counties.  Republican Primary election is May 13th.

Greg is joined by Stephanie Smith with The Alabama Policy Institute. The two discuss legislative issues related to recreational THC products and Religious Release Time for public school students.