Week In Review 3-28-26

• Record TSA lines & unpaid agents? Why the DHS shutdown is ruining Spring Break and what it means for the 2026 elections.
• Iran just hit a US-UK base 4,000 miles away. Is their military really destroyed, or is it time to finish the job? 🗳️🇺🇸
• FCC Chair Brendan Carr just approved a $6.2B media merger without a vote. Why 8 state AGs are suing to stop it! ⚖️📺
• The Feb inflation report is out, oil is at $100, & the Fed just paused rates. What this means for your wallet & the GOP in Nov! 📈📉
• Received an identity theft hack notice? Here is why free credit monitoring and class action lawsuits are a waste of your time! 🛑💳
• Amazon just passed Walmart as the top US employer & is launching 1-hour delivery! 📦🤖 Plus, a look inside an Amazon warehouse.
• Is America’s food supply safe? 🇺🇸 Discover how China is quietly infiltrating US agriculture, farmland, and supply chains. Part 1 of 3 of our panel discussion with Kip Tom (former ambassador to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Agencies) and Toyce Hood (Senior Policy Analyst at the America First Policy Institute).
• The $1.7T student loan portfolio is moving to the Treasury. Here is why it is time to reduce defaults & hold borrowers accountable!
• Iran’s regime publicly executed a 19-year-old wrestling champion. Here is why global protestors need to wake up to real terror! 🛑🌍
• An ISIS supporter killed 1 & wounded 2 at ODU. Here is why vetting failures & soft sentencing allowed this tragedy to happen! 🛑🇺🇸
• A 4-time deported illegal alien pushed an 83-year-old veteran onto NYC subway tracks. Why is ICE being blocked from doing its job?
• Colorectal cancer is now the leading cause of cancer deaths for those under 50. Here is how to protect yourself. 🛑🩺
• Maine's Gov. Mills defying Trump's order to protect women's sports and WI Gov. Evers speaking out against deporting criminal illegal aliens? Both earned an F-grade from Saving America. Our governors should prioritize American citizens & common sense, not woke agendas!
• Imagine a world where the internet’s most famous parody site owns the internet’s most notorious conspiracy empire. It almost happened.
• Can a doctor be sent to federal prison for exposing a hospital’s secrets? For surgeon Dr. Eithan Haim, that threat was very real. But in a stunning move that some say signals a “new sheriff in town,” the U.S. Justice Department has dismissed all charges against him with prejudice.
• In the face of well-documented antisemitism and radical DEI policies, a growing number of universities like Harvard and Columbia are finally being held accountable.
• While Kevin McDonald and I meant to talk mostly about his podcast “Positive Talk Radio,” we really spent most of the time talking about chickens, psychic powers, and the power of positive thinking. 
• Social Security is on borrowed time, projected to run out in just 8 years! We can't afford to kick the can down the road. It's time for fiscal responsibility & cutting federal bloat to secure our future. Saving America has a plan for the tough but necessary choices. 

Week In Review 3-21-26

• Why are TSA and FEMA workers unpaid during Spring Break? The truth behind the DHS budget standoff and the ICE "cover story."
• Is the media lying about a GOP split on Iran? We break down Trump’s strategy, Kharg Island, and the cost of global security.
• 100,000 jobs lost and inflation is rising. Can Trump and the GOP overcome the economic shift? The truth about voter behavior.
• Is a modern "bank run" happening? We explore the liquidity crisis at BlackRock and Blackstone and why your money might be stuck.
• Cuba is collapsing as oil from Venezuela dries up. Is this the end of the failed "Commie operation"? Trump’s strategy revealed.
• Long-time friends of the show Dennis Beaver and Lyle Sussman return, to ponder the role technology is playing in the break-down of both language and interpersonal skills in modern society. 
• A "ridiculous" 9th Circuit ruling just forced a women’s nude spa to allow trans-females. Is privacy for women officially over?
• Costco is cutting prices on eggs, coffee, and household essentials. Is the retail giant leading the way against inflation? 🛒☕
• A major GOP win in Virginia! Jeannie LaCroix defeats Sufiyan Casim for the Board of Supervisors. Is the electorate waking up? 🗳️
• Antifa members convicted in Texas for a July 4th ICE facility attack. Is the new federal designation finally working? 🏛️⚖️
• If you love art, this is the best news you’ll hear all day! The National Gallery of Art has become a massive hit with younger audiences, thanks to an unexpected viral campaign.
• Mitch McConnell has spent an almost unbelievable 49 years in politics, and far too many of those have been spent bumbling around Washington long after he should have gone home. He’s absolutely the poster child for why we need term limits!
• The narrative of DEI (diversity, equity, & inclusion) initiatives is that they safeguard minorities and protected groups from racist policies. But many within these groups experience the opposite under DEI. Stephanie Samsel is speaking up on this, this week on Saving America!
• Our nation's capital is finally getting the law and order it deserves. With crime rates out of control, it's time for a federal response. 
• Well, look who's back from the dead! Bed Bath & Beyond and Party City are both reopening their doors. Just when you thought the shopping party was over, these retail zombies shambled back to life.

Week In Review 3-14-26

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Welcome to the Week 10 (2026) edition of Saving America’s "Week in Review" with David D. Schein. We are covering a massive amount of ground this week

• Is the Iran-Israel war coming to an end? Analyzing the 60% military loss, oil market chaos, and new US terror threats. 📉🇺🇸
• Spring Break travel hits a wall! 🛑 With TSA & FEMA unfunded, 5-hour delays at Hobby Airport, and a DHS shakeup—what’s next?
• The February jobs report is out and it’s a disaster. 📉 92,000 jobs gone and unemployment hits 4.4%. Is AI taking over? 🤖⚠️
• SCOTUS just struck down Trump’s tariffs, ordering $200B in refunds! 📉 With the federal deficit rising, who pays the price? 🏛️💸
• Did Kalshi cheat its bettors? 🎰 $54M in limbo after the Ayatollah’s death. Payout freeze or a moral line in the sand? 🛑🇮🇷
• Think AI is weird? 🤖 Quantum computing is coming for your passwords, your bank account, and the entire U.S. electric grid. ⚡🚨
• Can Georgia’s schools be saved? Dr. Nelva Lee shares her plan to fix K-12 and protect your private data from AI-powered hacks.
• Prince George’s County homeowners evicted while the county feeds the camp that destroyed their heat? Justice is upside down! 🏛️🚫
• A NY jury just awarded a detransitioner $2M in a landmark malpractice case. Is this the end for minor gender surgeries? 🏛️⚖️🍼
• Listen to this! 🎶 New research shows a 39% drop in dementia risk just from listening to music. Is your brain getting enough exercise?
• Kash Patel has reportedly found thousands of hidden Russiagate documents in "burn bags." Is the Deep State scandal finally coming to light?
• Does the First Amendment give you the right to pitch a tent on a college green indefinitely?
• SCOTUS blocks rehiring 16,000 workers, citing lack of standing. 
• Debunking climate "hysteria" and calling for a return to common-sense environmentalism.
• Struggling with fertility or curious about natural approaches? This week on Saving America, I sit down with Grace Stark of Natural Womanhood to unpack common fertility myths, the truth about IVF, and empowering natural solutions. 
• When will progressive policies stop sacrificing public safety for ideology?

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Week In Review 3-7-26

• Trump’s strike on Iran: Analyzing Operation Epic Fury and the fight for global security. 🇺🇸
• Breaking down Trump’s SOTU: Successes, border control, and the fallout from the House floor.
• How AI is reshaping the US workforce, energy grid, and the race for global tech dominance.
• Exposing the surveillance scandal involving Jack Smith, Susie Wiles, and the FBI.
• Vietnam Vet. PhD. FBI Award Winner. 🎖️Dr. Bob Houle has lived it all, and now he’s helping heroes come home from the "war of isolation."
• Honoring Coast Guard hero Scott Ruskan and addressing the Texas infrastructure crisis.🎖️
• Justice for Minnesota: 30 more charged in the church attack. Breaking down the DOJ’s latest move.
• Investigating NewsGuard: Federal funding, FTC probes, and the fight against media censorship.
• Why dark chocolate is a health win, from antioxidants to stress relief. 🍫
• A gang of teenage illegal immigrants, all with prior criminal records, attacked some NYPD officers who were trying to stop an assault. 2 days later, only 5 of the 11 were still in custody. I just don’t understand New York City.
• Historic EU trade deal proves tariffs work. A clear win for American workers, farmers, and manufacturers. The America First agenda is delivering on its promise of fair and balanced trade, securing huge investments and market access.
• The US recalling its diplomat from Colombia, and Colombia reciprocating, is a serious sign of escalating tensions. When a crucial regional partner starts making "baseless and reprehensible statements," America must stand firm. Our allies need to understand we demand respect and clear communication. 
• Serial entrepreneur Dom Einhorn is the CEO of Uniqorn, and truly a fascinating person. Listen in as we chat about his interest in sports franchises (especially rugby) & Masters of Trivia, and get his advice to future tech start-ups.

Week In Review 2-28-26

• SCOTUS just delivered a huge blow to Trump's tariffs! Learn why the High Court rejected his use of emergency powers and what this means for trade and your wallet. 
• A shocking incident at Mar-a-Lago raises serious questions about political violence. When will the rhetoric end? We need civil discourse now.
• President Trump is suing JPMorgan Chase for $5 billion after the bank closed around 50 of his family's and business accounts. Is this political discrimination or a regulatory issue?
• Disgusting: 250 MILLION gallons of raw sewage are flowing into the Potomac River right near our nation’s capital. Who is to blame for this massive infrastructure failure?
• Stephen Colbert gets a reality check from CBS and the FCC! Find out how his attempt to dodge equal time rules for a Texas primary candidate backfired.
• Team USA dominated the 2026 Winter Games with record medals! 🥇 But some athletes were caught disrespecting America… not okay.
• Can you really hire a crowd? 📣 Adam Swart of Crowds on Demand pulls back the curtain on the world of paid advocacy, First Amendment rights, and how modern protests are staged for maximum media impact.
• A tragic shooting at a youth hockey game in Rhode Island has left a family shattered. This devastating event raises important questions about mental stability and community safety.
• In a massive victory, Mexico’s army has KILLED "El Mencho," the ruthless leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. The battle was bloody and retaliation is expected. What does this mean for U.S.-Mexico security?
• The U.S. government just airlifted a portable nuclear reactor from California to Utah. ☢️ Is this the future of mobile power for a world that needs massive energy for AI? 
• President Trump has dispatched major military assets to surround Iran as talks continue to fail. With protests erupting again across the country, is a strategic strike on their military facilities the spark the Iranian opposition needs?
• Can your morning brew save your brain? New studies covering 131,000+ people link daily caffeine to reduced dementia risk! ☕ PLUS: Good news for coffee drinkers on type 2 diabetes.
• The Supreme Court just ended the battle for TikTok, but did they actually fix the problem? 
• Sean Combs once sat on a $700 million music empire. Today, after a federal trial that gripped the nation, that net worth has plummeted to an estimated $90 million, and the man known as Diddy is facing up to 20 years in prison. 
• The America First agenda is clearly working. The only thing holding us back is stubborn inflation.
• We can't outlaw our way to a safer society. Banning guns won't stop the violence in our financial districts, on our hiking trails, or in our homes.
• New York DMV employees were busted rigging driving tests for illegal immigrants, many who couldn't speak English! This, while DOT just mandated English proficiency for CDLs. Our security and safety are being undermined. Unacceptable!
• Tom Fox literally wrote the book on corporate compliance! He joins me to break down what compliance means and to chat about corrupt businesses, the FCPA, and how changing the way you think about compliance makes doing it much more manageable.

Week In Review 2_21_26

• Democrats have just revealed their true colors in grotesque fashion by opposing the SAVE Act – a bill that requires proof of citizenship and ID to vote. 
• The January jobs report just dropped, and I'm left scratching my head. Last month, ADP reported a dismal 22,000 new private sector jobs. But now, the Bureau of Labor Statistics is claiming a robust 130,000 gain! Who do we believe? 
• America's public schools are facing a monumental crisis, and a new report from the Reason Foundation just laid out the shocking truth. We're spending more money than ever, yet student outcomes are plummeting.
• The recent kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, mother of beloved Today host Savannah Guthrie, has sent shockwaves across the nation.
• A horrific school shooting in a small British Columbia village has left a community shattered and raised urgent questions about mental health support for teens. 
• While the slaughter of Christians in Nigeria often makes headlines, a recent attack by Islamic terrorists highlights a brutal truth: moderate Muslims are also targets. 
• Mary Elizabeth Jackson (internationally bestselling author, podcaster, and advocate for special needs kids) joins me to chat about her work with Autism TN, her podcasts Writers Corner Live and Cover to Cover, and her tips on how to write a successful book.
• It seems like every week, another major company is announcing mass closures. First Kroger, and now, even Wendy's is joining the trend, planning to shut down hundreds of its 6,000 locations!
• Weekly, my newsfeeds are flooded with alarming reports from England, France, and Germany, detailing horrific crimes, often against young girls, with perpetrators frequently coming from specific backgrounds. It raises a critical question: Can Western culture survive?
• GLP-1 drugs have been hailed as a miracle for obesity and type 2 diabetes, with prices dropping and pill forms on the horizon. But a shocking new study out of Australia is sounding the alarm: could these weight-loss wonders be contributing to a return of scurvy?
• Is software code a “person” or “property?” The U.S. Treasury thought so when they sanctioned Tornado Cash, but a landmark appeals court ruling flipped the script. 
• The Department of Justice's new “interim final rule” for the Board of Immigration Appeals (the BIA) is a game-changer. Despite my tough stance on illegal immigration, I'm a fierce advocate for legal pathways, and this new rule (effective March 2026) will summarily dismiss many legitimate appeals, reducing deadlines from 30 days to a mere 10, eliminating full briefings, and dramatically lowering success rates for immigrants already vetted for criminal behavior. Is this truly about efficiency, or is it a 'hammer approach' denying legal immigrants their day in court?
• David Baumblatt is a soldier turned government agent turned whistleblower and expat – and now, he’s not welcome back in the United States.
• Another 90 days. The tariff truce with China is extended, but our dependence on Chinese goods continues. Time to put America First and buy American! 
• Disturbing reports of ICE agents & federal officers ambushed in Texas while enforcing immigration law. This violence against law enforcement is unacceptable and won't be tolerated.

• It is 2026, yet some politicians in D.C. are acting like we’re still living in the 19th century. They’re claiming that women and minorities are somehow incapable of obtaining a basic ID - an insult to millions of Americans.
• Washington is on the brink of a partial shutdown. But the Democrats aren't just targeting ICE - they’re threatening the entire Department of Homeland Security, including FEMA and the TSA, doubling down on a wish list that would paralyze law enforcement.
• Would you want an 80K-pound rig sharing the lane with someone who can’t read a stop sign or follow emergency directions? Following a massive 3-day national operation called Safe Drive, the DOT pulled 700+ drivers off our roads - and the results are stunning. 
• Why does a drug developed with American tax dollars cost 400% more in Des Moines than it does in Berlin? Now, the “Trump Rx” program is officially launching with a “Most Favored Nation” guarantee - meaning Americans are promised the lowest prices found anywhere in the developed world. 
• The Dow Jones just hit 50,000 for the first time in history, and while the headlines are cheering, your 401k might be telling a different story than your neighbor’s pink slip.
• The Washington Post just laid off a third of its staff - over 300 journalists. While some staffers are blaming the owner for “currying favor” with the administration, the real story is a decades-long decline in credibility and a business model that finally hit a wall. 
• While the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) continues its mission to trim the fat in D.C., Senator Joni Ernst just dropped a hammer on the federal government’s biggest money pit: vacant real estate. 
• Is the iconic red roof finally fading for good? Pizza Hut’s parent company, Yum! Brands, just announced it’s closing 250 underperforming locations - and they might even put the entire brand on the auction block. 
• Dr. Kevin Dayaratna joins us on Saving America to cut through the noise on climate change! He'll break down what the data actually says vs. the political narratives. Get the facts, not the fear.
• In a district Donald Trump carried by 17 points, a Democrat just pulled off a stunning 14-point victory. While the GOP was asleep at the wheel, the Democrats mobilized - proving that even in 'Trump Country,' turnout is everything. 
• Across the pond, Ian McSweeney has resigned as the PM’s Chief of Staff, taking full responsibility for the disastrous appointment of Epstein-connected Peter Mandelson as US Ambassador. 
• Imagine one company owning the local news stations for 80% of American households. That is the reality of the proposed $6.2 billion Nexstar-Tegna merger, a deal so massive it would shatter the legal 39% ownership cap. While President Trump recently signaled his support for the move as a way to take on “Fake News” networks, a new poll shows that 68% of Republican voters are dead-set against it.
• In the heart of Padua, Italy, a local delicatessen has been doing what Italian delis have done for centuries - selling pork. But a life-sized plastic pig in the front window has sparked a firestorm, raising the ultimate question for a welcoming country: when does a guest's desire to not be offended start erasing the host’s culture? 
• Imagine you’re owed millions of dollars. You sue the man who lied to your face, only for a judge to tell you: “Sorry, he wasn't a person when he did that; he was a corporation.” Most people think if you commit fraud, you’re on the hook. But the court just proved that the “Fiduciary Shield” is back from the dead.
• Violent riots erupting in LA over ICE raids underscore the critical need for law and order. Our nation's security and the safety of our communities depend on enforcing immigration laws, not on tolerating mob rule. 

Week In Review 2-7-26

• The protests in Minneapolis have put ICE in the spotlight once again, but there's more to this story than meets the eye. From accusations of political maneuvering to tragic shootings and calls for reform, we're diving deep into the controversies surrounding ICE operations and the broader immigration debate.
• This week, a federal judge made a decision that sparked outrage across the nation, taking the death penalty off the table for an accused killer in a public execution case. Is our justice system failing victims? And why are some criminals living decades longer than those they murdered?
• The Federal Reserve is about to get a new leader, and most Americans have no idea why they should care. But this seemingly non-political body impacts your mortgage rates, the price of everything you buy, and even your travel plans! Trump's pick, Kevin Warsh, is a vocal critic of the current Fed. Can he fix our surging inflation and weak dollar?
• Bad news for bargain hunters! Saks Global Enterprises, the parent company of luxury giants like Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman, just announced that about 50 Saks Off 5th stores are closing down as part of a bankruptcy filing. This isn't just about high-end fashion; it's a huge blow to middle-class Americans looking for quality finds.
• Can New York City ban a news channel from its taxis? That's what Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoemann Siegel is trying to do with Newsmax, sparking a massive free speech debate! Apparently, he's never heard of the First Amendment. Is this a slippery slope for media censorship?
• Kroger is making some of its biggest moves yet, but it’s not what you think. While they're opening massive new 'Marketplace' stores, they are simultaneously shutting down 60 locations and completely pulling the plug on their robotic warehouse experiment in Florida. Why is one of America's healthiest grocers retreating from the Sunshine State? 
• In a move that's sending shockwaves through international relations, Panama's Supreme Court has just declared a massive port deal with a Chinese-backed company unconstitutional! This is a HUGE blow to China's influence in the Western Hemisphere. Find out why this is so important and what it means for global power dynamics!
• You won't believe what this nurse posted on social media! A Virginia nurse, Melinda Cook, was swiftly fired from VCU Health after publicly encouraging other nurses to drug and poison ICE agents. This shocking story highlights a disturbing trend. 
• Imagine a wild elephant on a deadly rampage for TEN DAYS, killing dozens and injuring many more! This unimaginable story from India has sparked a debate about human-wildlife conflict and why authorities struggled to stop it. What's being done, and why are these incidents so common?
• Dr. Ronica Jacobs of Lifejacked! shares how she became a resilience expert, what it means to be lifejacked, and if resilience can be learned by anyone. Don't miss this empowering conversation on navigating life's challenges!
• In North Carolina, a 16-year-old sued his school after they suspended him for using the phrase “illegal alien” when asking his teacher a question about an assignment. 
• What if I told you that you could stop paying income tax tomorrow, give your employees a massive raise, and it was all perfectly legal under the IRS code? That was the pitch for the 'Classic 105' program. It promised a revolution in medical benefits, but behind the luxury cars and high-rise offices, there were no loans, no insurance, and no real money - just a $25 million paper trail that led straight to federal prison. 
• We sit down with Dr. Stephen Bryen, a top expert on defense and technology, to ask a crucial question: Is America ready to win the new Cold War against Russia and China? We discuss the growing threat in space and what it will take to secure the free world. 

Week In Review 1-31-26

• The U.S. national debt just crossed $39 trillion, but the 'official' number is only the tip of the iceberg. With spending soaring at $71,800 per second and unfunded liabilities pushing the real debt over $100 trillion, we are testing the limits of global trust. Is America’s 'fan base' the only thing keeping us out of the poorhouse? 
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• When a Sunday morning worship service in St. Paul becomes a target for 'terrorist' tactics, the line between protest and criminal conduct has officially vanished. 
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• They promised affordability, but delivered record-breaking taxes. From Abigail Spanberger’s aggressive new tax proposals in Virginia to the rise of 'Democratic Socialist' leadership in New York City, the 2025 election results are already hitting taxpayers' wallets. 
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• Gavin Newsom is leading the pack for the 2028 Democratic nomination, but does he have any 'cents' left to offer? With California facing structural deficits, record-high utility costs, and controversial policies like Medicaid for illegal immigrants, Newsom is running on a record that many former residents are fleeing. 
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• No one is above the law—or are they? After months of legal maneuvering, Bill and Hillary Clinton have officially defied bipartisan congressional subpoenas to testify in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. 
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• Is an $80,000 Ivy League degree becoming a 'slacker's' credential? Today, we sit down with the authors of Slacking: Guide to Ivy League Miseducation to reveal how the nation's most prestigious universities have traded Western Civilization and Shakespeare for pop culture and political activism. Part 3 of 3.
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• After a year of legal threats and extension after extension, the TikTok deal has officially closed—but is the CCP truly out of the picture? 
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• The Department of War is taking a sledgehammer to the federal government's oldest DEI program. Secretary Pete Hegseth just announced a line-by-line review of every 8(a) sole-source contract over $20 million, signaling the end of race-based preferences in military purchasing. 
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• The numbers are in, and the results are undeniable: the U.S. murder rate just plummeted by 21%—the largest single-year drop ever recorded. 
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• For the first time in decades, the federal government is flipping the food pyramid on its head. The new HHS 2025-2030 guidelines have officially moved away from 'MyPlate' and back to a pyramid model—but with a radical twist. Is this the end of the ultra-processed era?
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• Were the recent strikes truly effective at degrading Iran's nuclear capabilities, or just a temporary setback? With Iran hardening its stance against inspections and rhetoric still heated, it's hard to see this "ceasefire" leading to any lasting peace. 
• For four years, a high-stakes legal battle has been quietly unfolding in federal court, pitting public health professionals against the FDA. Today, we’re looking at PHMPT vs. FDA case - a fight over transparency about the COVID19 vaccine.
• Texas, the land of big hats and even bigger laws, is buzzing with a question that could change everything: Will marijuana finally be legalized?
• The Presidential Library system is officially broken. Obama's $850M park grab is an insult, and the Biden "bookmobile" shows the era is ending. It's time to end the federal maintenance racket and move all presidential records to a central, efficient Smithsonian model. Stop the perpetual taxpayer funding of political ego!
• The 1993 Motor-Voter law aimed to boost registration, but critics warned about citizenship verification. Could this loophole have swelled voter rolls with non-citizens over decades, subtly shifting demographics in places like NYC? It's a question worth asking as we see far-left candidates like Mamdani becoming electable. 
• Mentoring expert Doug Lawrence joins me to discuss his vital new book, "Grief: The Silent Pandemic," and how mentorship can help us navigate loss. A must-listen for anyone seeking healing and connection.

Week In Review 1-24-26

• The economy needs thousands of new jobs each month, but the latest numbers are telling a different story – and it's not what you think. We're diving deep into the real unemployment rate, the impact of AI, and what this all means for 2026.
• The protests in Iran are turning deadly, with reports of thousands killed and a terrifying threat of mass executions. We're looking at the real numbers, Trump's intervention, and what this means for the future of a nation in turmoil.
• Attacks on ICE agents are escalating, from deadly shootings to agents fending off assailants with snow shovels. We're diving into the controversial incidents in Minnesota and Portland, examining the public's role, and asking if politicians are failing to protect law enforcement.
• The idea of the U.S. buying Greenland sparked a global debate. I'm breaking down why outright ownership isn't the answer and what the U.S. should be doing with our allies.
• A horrific gang-rape in Germany, a teenage attacker who served no jail time, and a woman jailed for a weekend for simply calling him a 'disgraceful rapist pig.' This isn't a fictional story, it's a shocking reality, and it's happening in our allied countries. 
• America's national debt just surged past $39 trillion, and shocking reports reveal billions in taxpayer dollars have been flushed down the toilet. Bundles of cash tracked to Somalia, and whispers that politicians turned a blind eye for votes. If you're a taxpayer, you' don’t want to miss this!
• America's energy needs are skyrocketing, fueled by the explosive growth of AI and quantum computing. Yet, the Trump administration has put a hard stop on all new wind farms, citing 'national security risks.' Is a blanket ban the right move for our energy future, or are we sacrificing vital energy for political reasons.
• Senator Mark Kelly is under fire from the 'Department of War' – yes, you heard that right! Accused of seditious behavior for claiming military members can refuse 'unlawful orders,' he's now facing activation to challenge his Navy rank, potentially jeopardizing his retirement pay. Is this a legitimate challenge to a 'double-dipping' senator, or a blatant political attack?
• Is an $80K Ivy League degree becoming a 'slacker's' credential? Today, we sit down with the authors of Slacking: Guide to Ivy League Miseducation to reveal how the nation's most prestigious universities have traded Western Civilization and Shakespeare for pop culture and political activism. .
• For decades, Americans have been ripped off, paying 3-4 times more for the same medications as people in other countries. But the tide is finally turning. Johnson & Johnson just struck a massive $55 billion deal with the Trump administration—trading tariffs for lower drug prices and new American factories. Is this the end of the 'Big Pharma' price hike? 
• Could 'MAHA' – Make America Healthy Again – become a political minefield for the GOP in 2026? Led by HHS Secretary RFK Jr., this movement is hitting a controversial wall: childhood vaccines. I'm exploring how this divide could impact swing district candidates and if MAHA's popular stances on food chemicals can outweigh the vaccine controversy.
• Are the foods you're eating secretly increasing your risk of Type 2 Diabetes and cancer? A massive, long-term French study reveals a shocking link between common food preservatives and devastating health outcomes. 
• The housing market is definitely shifting, but for many sellers, it's a tough pill to swallow. High interest rates are sidelining buyers, leaving homes on the market longer & forcing price cuts. 
• For over 50 years, cigarette packs in America have looked almost exactly the same. But behind the scenes, a billion-dollar legal war has been raging. Today, we’re diving into the Supreme Court showdown that just changed the face of smoking forever.