• Israel struck Iran, then the US joined the fight! Get the full breakdown of how these critical events unfolded and what it means for the world.
• A Walz appointee unleashed violence on MN lawmakers. The truth about who's responsible & the political agenda behind it MUST come out. This is unacceptable. 
• The G7 summit just wrapped up, and it's clear that American strength and economic prosperity were front and center. Good to see our leaders focusing on policies that benefit hardworking Americans and uphold our values on the global stage.
• Migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia is back in the US - and was immediately slapped with human trafficking charges! This highlights the serious issues at our border. Rule of law must prevail.
• Long-time friends of the show Dennis Beaver and Lyle Sussman return to Saving America to ponder the role technology is playing in the break-down of both language and interpersonal skills in modern society.
• "No Kings" protests are just more radical noise against American liberty! Don't fall for the chaos. We stand with our Republic, not against it.
• The "Holy Grail of Shipwrecks," the San José galleon, has been confirmed! But with billions in treasure, the battle over who owns it—Colombia, Spain, indigenous groups, or a US company—is just getting started.
• A federal court struck down the DOL's overtime rule increasing minimum annual salaries for exempt employees! This means the higher thresholds are out, at least for now. Businesses, stay tuned!
• Author Joseph M. Lenard dropped by this week for a nice, upbeat chat about terrorism and religion, and what it means to be a ChristiTutionalist.

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. 

The cover-up of Biden’s mental decline is the biggest political scandal in 50 years. Recent reports about his abuse of autopens and tell-all books from former members of his administration are just adding fuel to the fire.

After the latest tariff talks, a "deal" is on the table with China. But let's be real: Beijing's track record on trade promises is rocky at best. Conservatives know we need action, not just words, to level the playing field. Will China actually follow through, or is this another pause before more unfair practices?

Trump and Musk have both behaved like children, but their public feud seems to be cooling down recently. I hope we’ve heard the last of it!

Are our universities becoming pro sports leagues? Millions for D1 coaches & athletes, yet academic departments face budget cuts and outdated resources. It's time to prioritize education and stop the wasteful spending that undermines true intellectual pursuit. 

My guest this week is Kevin McDonald, and while we 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. 

An army terrorist briefing singled out two historically peaceful pro-life groups as terrorist organizations. How is valuing human life a terrorist activity?

Ethan Haim, the whistleblower who exposed that Texas Children’s Hospital was still providing gender change medical services to kids in violation of state law, has been slapped with HIPPA violations in retaliation. 

Senator Booker's 25-hour "April Fool’s Day" speech wasn't just a waste of OUR money; reports suggest his campaign was soliciting funds DURING it! That's a direct violation of Senate ethics rules separating official duty from campaign cash. This isn't just politics; it's about integrity and respecting American taxpayers.

In a sad commentary on the state of the world, Mexico sued American gun manufacturers, alleging that they are the reason Mexico can’t keep the cartels from running their society. Updated with SCOTUS’ decision!

The DC Appeals court narrowly upheld trespassing charges against the January 6th defendants, but the dissenting opinion offered a compelling counter- argument.  

Fani Willis, the GA district attorney who made her career prosecuting Trump for election fraud, also has the dubious honor of participating in the longest running trial in Georgia’s history - against the rapper Young Thug.

Retired naval captain turned author Red O’Laughlin stopped in to talk about the root cause of military recruitment shortfalls, as well as his extensive research and writings on health, wellness, and spirituality. 

• What's behind Elon Musk ditching DOGE and criticizing Trump's agenda? Their public feud is heating up! Don't miss my take on the "Big Beautiful Bill" controversy and more. 
• The Boulder terror attack demands answers. Was this a tragic consequence of our open border policies?
• Ever wonder what Europeans really think about Americans?
• BIG wins for Ukraine! Reports of a major highway bombing into Crimea & a devastating drone attack taking out a THIRD of Russia's bomber fleet. This is what happens when our allies are actually empowered to fight. Time to finish the job!
• Another day, another brazen act by the CCP. The FBI just stopped a Chinese scholar trying to smuggle a biological pathogen from the UMich. This isn't just espionage; it's a direct threat to our way of life. The CCP's war on world civilization is real. Wake up, America! 
• This week I’m joined by Paulette J. Buchanan, author of "Fighting for Justice" and expert on religious cults & abusive litigation. We discussed new laws helping victims of abusive litigants, how cult leaders weaponize digital spaces to silence dissent, and tactics to turn the tables on harassers!
• Nuclear talks with Iran are a dangerous joke. Every delay gives the regime more time to build their arsenal. It's time for decisive action: targeted strikes on their nuclear program & unequivocal support for regime change. No more appeasement!
• Even California liberals are finally admitting what we've known for years: Phonics WORKS! After decades of failed "whole language" experiments, common sense is finally breaking through. Our kids deserve real reading skills, not ideological fads. 
• The courts have found that alleged pretexts and motivations are irrelevant in an eminent domain case.
• The lawsuit against President Trump filed by his former attorney, Michael Cohen, has finished winding its way through the courts. Find out what happened here!
• Constructive discharge cases are notoriously hard to prove. Find out why this week!
• 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!
• Two unregistered Chinese agents have pled guilty to bribing an IRS agent to take away the non-profit status of performing group Shen Yun in yet another attempt by the CCP to persecute the religious group Falun Gong.
• An appeals court has granted an emergency injunction, blocking Biden’s ridiculous Title IX expansion from taking effect in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
• Unfortunately, the store closings are still coming – Footlocker (which includes Champs Sports) recently announced they’ll be closing an additional 400 stores. Great economy Biden has left us with, huh?
• Nearly half the states have sued the EPA over its extremely controversial new methane gas rules, criticizing the new technology that would be used to monitor emissions as well as the short timeframe and projected high costs for consumers.
• Did you know there’s a committee (the CFIUS) in charge of keeping track of foreign powers making purchases in the US? Where have they been while China has been buying up land outside of our military bases?
• Chevron has added itself to the list of companies who have seen the light and are leaving insane California to set up shop in pro-business Texas. Welcome to Houston, Chevron!
• Tom Fox literally wrote the book on corporate compliance! He joins me this week 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.

• Think Hamas and Putin are separate issues? Think again. The global battle against terror and tyranny is ONE.
• Enough is enough! With 2 recent attacks on pro-life advocates, Seattle's descent is alarming. We must demand better. Boycott Seattle until they prioritize public safety & real education over chaos.
• The legal battle over Trump's tariffs continues! Courts are weighing in on executive power & constitutional limits, with many arguing tariffs are a congressional duty. This fight for checks & balances is heading for the Supreme Court.
• Don't be fooled! While "DEI" is being scrubbed from titles, many universities & institutions are just rebranding the same divisive ideologies under new names like "Community & Belonging." The radical agenda often remains. Stay vigilant!
• Think certain dog breeds are "dangerous"? While some breeds are capable of more damage, responsible ownership is KEY! Training, socialization, and proper care prevent incidents, not just breed.
• Tyler O’Neil from the Daily Signal, author of "Woketapus," joins me this week. He dives into his conservative journey, exposes the truth about the SPLC, & unmasks the dark money behind the woke agenda in government.
• Apple managed to win a patent lawsuit by discredit a witness. If that sounds like something out of a courtroom drama, it is!
• Just how well known must you be to count as a “public figure” for the purposes of a defamation case? A recent case from Oregon highlights this issue.
• China is expanding its ambitions in the arctic, demanding a nuclear submarine in the area – a demand the free world absolutely cannot afford to allow.
• 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.

• Sailing to Saint-Malo, France! This historic port's corsairs shaped global trade & the map of North America. Discover how maritime power influenced the early US!
• Xi, China’s current leader, is so paranoid he has ordered the oppression of a Chinese religious group called Falun Gong, whose peaceful practices include prayer and meditation. The USA needs to stand up and tell China the prison camps, torture, and forced organ harvesting must end, and now.
• How do we honor our past while building the future? The Vallée des Saints in Brittany, France, offers inspiration! This project of massive new statues celebrates heritage in a dynamic way, reminding us to actively shape our American story. 
• Electric vehicle automakers are accelerating their release of upgraded models – which is bad news if it means your EV is going to lose its value even quicker.
• Dr. Katharine Neill Harris is an expert in drug policy and treatment. She dropped by the Saving America studio to chat about the addiction crisis in America, how we can do better dealing with substance abuse issues, and the drug policy bills being discussed in Texas’ legislature.
• Legend says Huelgoat’s underground River Argent aided the WWII French Resistance! A powerful reminder that the fight for freedom finds hidden paths & demands courage. Let's defend liberty!
• The International Criminal Court (ICC) discredited itself entirely when it issued an arrest warrant for Israel’s Prime Minister. Netanyahu was protecting his country and his religion from repeated terrorist attacks. They must be allowed to defend themselves.
• Joan of Arc’s fight for French sovereignty echoes the American spirit of independence & conviction. A powerful reminder to stand for freedom and defend our nation! 
• In a bit of a surprise, the conservative-leaning Supreme Court passed on hearing an appeal from the parents who made headlines protesting school board meetings in Saline, MI and Loudon County, VA.
• Under Texas law, humans have access to telemedicine, but not pets. A disabled veterinarian challenged the law.
• The U.S. cannot afford for Russia to have military dominance in space. We must be in a position to annihilate potential threats, particularly in the current cold-war environment.
• 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 on Saving America!
• The last stop on my all-too-brief tour of southwest France was Josselin - a little town named for its castle, which tells its fascinating history through portraits, dolls, and toys.
• Liberals are enraged because the Supreme Court reversed the ban on bump stocks, just days after celebrating when it reversed the ban on the abortion pill. Fair is fair folks – legislating from the bench is absolutely unacceptable.
• A 134-year-old Houston-based furniture store, Conn’s, is definitely filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. But reports are varying about whether some or all of their stores will be closed.
• The same judge who flouted attorney-client privilege when he ordered Trump’s lawyers to hand over emails to the January 6th commission has now decided 7-year-olds are too young to have 1st amendment rights. How does David Carter still have his bar card?

• The USA and China have finally come to a tentative deal on tariffs, but the details are very sketchy except that there will be a 90-day reduction in tariff amounts by both sides. 
• Meanwhile, the UK was the first to officially announce a finalized trade deal with the USA. We only know an overview for now, though more details will be announced after the paperwork if finalized.
• Oregon’s education bureaucracy has made their position clear: Girls sports are no longer for girls. The AFPI is demanding a formal federal investigation into their egregious violations of Title IX.
• A stunning new report indicates that Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua may actually have had help from Venezuela’s president in sneaking across the border!
• A new article by ex-CIA advisor Jim Rickards suggests that now the Chevron doctrine has finally been eliminated, America can now claim a $150T reserve of natural wealth buried beneath federal land.
• Liberal SCOTUS justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has a lot to say on the subject of Trump attacking judges, but she doesn’t bother to take historical precedent into account. Coincidence? Probably not.
• Even though it seems like everyone wants to move to Florida these days, according to condo owners, it’s not all it’s cracked up to be.
• In Texas, tortillas are serious business. A new article postulates that corn and flour tortillas are about the same in terms of how healthy they are, but I’m not so sure.
• Trump has decided he won’t enforce SCOTUS’ TikTok ban for 75 days – a decision I disagree with.
• Dr. Mark Clifford helped run a major pro-democracy daily newspaper in Hong Kong, but was forced to flee the city’s takeover by the CCP.
• As I explored the stunning landscape of the Perros-Guirec, I couldn’t help thinking about the American GIs who gave everything fighting to restore freedom to this part of France during World War 2. Their sacrifice must never be forgotten.
• Mystery drones flew over Langley military base in Virginia for 17 days in 2023. Add that to the mystery drones in New York more recently, and we have a serious problem!
• Court ruling in favor of Riley Gaines raises further discussion about the balance between free speech and campus policies. The case highlights ongoing debates about fairness in women's sports.
• A record company sued an internet service provider over their users violating copyright law, but a surprise came in how the damages were calculated.
• SCOTUS ruled that the EPA’s new “methane rule” can be enforced even as half of the states have active lawsuits protesting its legality.
• Visiting the breathtaking Mont Saint-Michel, I found myself preoccupied with thoughts of the initial, lofty ideals of the French Revolution, so quickly consumed by the radical excesses and the terror that followed. It’s a powerful lesson for us American conservatives: the dangers of unchecked zeal. 
• A juror in Trump’s hush money trial may have leaked information, which could open the door to a possible mistrial.
• Israel is America’s only real ally in the Middle East, and they deserve our support until the terrorist threat of Hamas is eliminated.
• France’s uncontrolled border crisis has led to an antisemitic attack on a 12-year-old in the Paris suburbs. Hopefully the surging conservative movement will be able to get things under control before it gets worse.
• If you look at the numbers, the recent surge in the cost of car insurance coincides with a spike in the rate of car thefts – which overlaps with the rise of soft-on-crime, Soros-backed DAs in many major cities. Coincidence? I’m not so sure.
• The Supreme Court ruled that holding states responsible for pollution they generate in nearby states in unconstitutional, blocking the EPA’s Good Neighbor Rule.
• In Dinan, I was fascinated with the inventiveness of the 15th century entrepreneurs who once lived there. They used their extra-wide window sills as storefronts, and you can still see them today.

• America and China are finally sitting down to the negotiation table to talk about tariffs – but I actually don’t want a resolution on this to happen!
• Limiting funding for gain-of-function research makes sense, but Trump’s executive order makes it pretty clear that the ultimate goal is ending such research altogether. This is a terrible plan.
• The government has given Harvard University a list of demands it must comply with before it receives further federal money. Some of these I agree with, but some the government shouldn’t be allowed to dictate.
• Trump and Zelensky have agreed on the rare earth minerals deal, so it’s time to help Ukraine end this endless war with Russia. Enough is enough.
• Israel is tired of fruitless negotiation with Hamas for the return of the October 7th hostages, so they are ramping up to take back Gaza and the West Bank. Palestine clearly cannot govern itself.
• Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced the Office of Palestinian Affairs is to be closed, and operations merged with the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem. It should never have opened to begin with!
• Hilariously, the app developed by the Biden/ Harris administration to sneak illegal immigrants in the country is now being used to encourage them to willingly deport themselves.
• The Pulitzer Prizes used to mean something, but the latest crop of left-wing extremists and antisemites mostly seem to mean that it’s time to either dramatically overhaul or just get rid of the governing body.
• Republicans and Democrats alike agree that the education system in the United States is broken, but how do we fix it? Erika Donalds stopped by the studio to discuss closing the Department of Education, how that would impact special education programs, and how school choice could be the answer we’re looking for. 
• A mob of anti-Israel protesters at the University of Washington caused over a million dollars in property damages. They must be charged, jailed, and fully prosecuted!
• In news that shocks no one who watched the SignalGate drama unfold, Mike Waltz has been removed as National Security Advisor. Of course, Trump is now nominating him as Ambassador to the UN, so he’s not exactly out of favor either.
• Disastrous back-to-back press conferences from Biden and Harris prove what I’ve been saying all along: if the Dems had any sense of self- preservation, they’d be jumping through hoops to hide these clowns rather than parading them around.
• 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.
• The papal conclave ended with the surprise election of the first ever American Pope, Leo XIV, who is variously described as a probable centrist and as likely to continue in the fashion of Pope Francis.
• A coffee shop on campus at Boise State University was forced to close for being supportive of law enforcement.
• In a major blow to Google's dominance in the mobile app market, a federal judge has ordered the company to allow users to download and pay for apps outside of the Google Play Store. This landmark decision could have major implications for the future of the Android ecosystem.
• The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is meant to promote government transparency by giving the public access to federal agency records. But, as showcased by the NIH “FOIA Lady” scandal, it is often intentionally circumvented.
• The FDA is finally banning a red food dye that has been banned in cosmetics for 35 years and in Europe for 20 because of its unacceptable cancer risk – and they’re still taking their sweet time in implementing the policy.
• Mary Elizabeth Jackson is an internationally bestselling author, podcaster, and advocate for special needs kids. Tune in to hear us chat about her work with Autism TN, learn about her podcasts Writers Corner Live and Cover to Cover, and hear her tips on how to write a successful book!

• At 100 days into his presidency, Trump’s economy is looking fairly bleak. Though he has reported progress with tariffs and has definitely seen progress with immigration, this is still a worrisome situation.
• In spite of claiming he’s ready to make a deal, Putin has defied Trump and launched missiles at civilian targets in Ukraine. So naturally, Zelensky and Trump are back to negotiating an aide deal.
• In a strange update, an ISIS connection has been identified in the Bourbon Street terror attack.
• Consumer debt has hit a record high, and some reports are claiming Americans are now worse off than people in Russia, Pakistan, and the Republic of the Congo.
• If Trump hadn’t gone on and on about Canada becoming the 51st state, they would have a functional Prime Minister now instead of another useless liberal. Sad story for our neighbors to the north!
• Just days after New York AG and Trump opponent Letitia James was accused of mortgage fraud, California Senator Adam Schiff was accused of the same. Only for Schiff, this means election fraud.
• Juliane Koepcke fell 10,00 feet from an airplane then searched the Peruvian jungle for 11 days before finding help. What an incredible survival story!
• Conservative voices are increasingly sidelined and marginalized at American colleges and universities as liberal extremism is encouraged to thrive and spread. Drs. Zachary Marschall and Matthew Garrett of Campus Reform join me as we ponder how best to fight this epidemic.
• Even now I’m horrified that the illegal immigrant who murdered Laken Riley didn’t even get the death penalty.
• Gavin Newsom, Karen Bass, and their bureaucratic failures are to blame for the Los Angeles wildfires, not climate change. It’s time to quit blaming sketchy science and work on basic fire prevention tactics, people.
• What happens when a court orders you to arbitrate a dispute – but your company is supposed to litigate the same dispute? It turns out you’re subject to something called equitable estoppel.
• New York’s mayor, Eric Adams, stands accused of taking bribes from foreign nationals and illegal campaign contributions, as is looking down the barrel of a lengthy investigation.
• A professor didn’t meet the minimum standard for tenure promotion then sued the university for discrimination under Title VII.
• The NTSB found marijuana likely played a role in a 2022 Oklahoma car crash that killed 6 high school girls. I can’t believe this still needs to be said, but weed is a hallucinogen, and driving stoned is stupid.
• The recent surge in anti-Christian hate crimes is a worrying trend, underscores that we must unite to stand against terrorism and hate.
• The Supreme Court overturning Chevron is a huge deal, and this has the potential to completely upend the administrative state.
• There are lots and lots of benefits to having diversity in the workplace. But you can’t make diversity more important than merit if you want your business to be successful. That’s where DEI went wrong.
• Consumer credit card debt has topped a staggering 1 trillion dollars.

• Trump’s been president for 100 days now, so it’s time to take a look at how he’s been doing. Since I literally wrote the book on grading American presidents on their leadership, I decided to give it a go this week on Saving America!
• In my lifetime I have never seen anything like the wave of Democrats who are choosing to support a gang member who entered our country illegally over their own constituents. It seems to me like time for a wave of recall elections.
• I’m a proud Conservative and I don’t hate the environment. I just think that government agencies – including the EPA – need to stay in their lane, and to keep the wages and benefits packages for their employees reasonable like we do in the private sector.
• The tax payers aren’t responsible for the financial choices an individual student makes, and they shouldn’t be footing the bill for that student’s education when they default on their loans. It’s time for them to step up and pay their bills like grown-ups.
• Author Kim Lengling dropped by Saving America this week and shared how struggling to face a trauma and fight PTSD taught her the value of spreading kindness and inspired her book “Nuggets of Hope.”
• On the heels of the most recent Google antitrust hit, experts are now projecting that Google could lose its Chrome web browser.
• The wave of corporations fleeing the new anti-business mentality in Delaware continues unabated. Delaware stands to lose significant revenue from corporate franchise taxes.
• A subordinate of Harris’ failed VP candidate Tim Walz was caught on camera keying Teslas. But since protesting DOGE by targeting Tesla is all the rage, the Soros-backed County Attorney won’t seek criminal charges. Because Dems always play fair, right?
• The U.S. continues to negotiate with Iran over its nuclear capabilities, but honestly this isn’t likely to generate a satisfactory agreement.
• China is now threatening the rest of the world for making tariff deals with the U.S. – a move that demonstrates both their power and their desperation.
• The American people deserve public servants who don’t sit on the public dime for decades getting rich while their constituents are underserved. We deserve mandatory term limits for all elected officials.
• We use assault and battery interchangeably, but they really aren’t the same thing at all.
• The Los Angeles City Council and LA School Board both put out empty gestures affirming that they’d rather protect illegal immigrants than the safety of their legal, tax- paying residents.
• Eti Lazarian of insignia, LLC dropped by this week to discuss how serving in Israel’s military prepared her for a career overseeing real estate ventures, her passion for philanthropy, and how her company uses their real estate ventures to meet the needs of their community.
• Scientists have managed to use a common food dye to make see-through mice. While this is fascinating scientific research, I think I for myself, I’d rather have an x-ray.

• In a move that should have happened years ago, America and Panama have agreed to a plan that has America in charge of securing the Panama Canal from end to end, and also gives our military ships priority through the canal.
• Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Senator, flew to El Salvador on the taxpayer’s dime to visit with a deported MS-13 gang member the same day the jury verdict for Rachel Morin’s murderer (also an illegal immigrant) was read. Absolutely disgusting.
• The out of touch governor of Maine, Janet Mills, is defying her own voters and failing to protect women in sports. This is a safety issue, and that’s why it’s so popular with Americans.
• Good old Demented Joe treated us to some more random ranting packaged as a televised speech. When will there be an investigation into the obvious elder abuse by the end of his last term – or into the crimes he committed before that?
• Letitia James, the attorney general who made her career on prosecuting Trump in the ridiculous New York lawfare case, is now accused of mortgage fraud. It couldn’t have happened to a nicer political zealot!
• A Virginia judge has ruled Google is an online advertising monopoly in the third anti-trust hit the company has taken recently.
• Meanwhile Meta is the latest of the “Magnificent Seven” tech companies to face antitrust allegations. Gosh, I wonder if anticompetitive practices are how they managed to become so dominant?
• AMC Theatres has become the latest in a line of about 20 major corporations fleeing Delaware. It’s hard to give a pinpoint a single reason for the exodus, but many reports claim it’s because Delaware courts have gone woke.
• Patti Katter, the host of “Wake Up with Patti Katter,” dropped by the studio this week to talk about her early foray into podcasting to connect military families and how her life was upended when her husband returned from active duty with a Purple Heart and a traumatic brain injury.
• The firebombing of the Pennsylvania Governor’s residence underscores the serious problem of violence in this country. Polls indicate a significant number of liberals would even support murdering President Trump. I really hope that’s hyperbole.
• I don’t really care whether we keep Daylight Savings Time or not. I just want to stop messing with the clocks already!
• The more power Joe Biden got over the years, the more destruction he caused. Looking at the absolute insanity of his end of term pardons, I wonder if Congress could use the 25th Amendment to undo his recent actions retrospectively?
• A Texas tire retailer learned the hard way that the beneficial owner is the one who has to pay international excise taxes – not necessarily the one who did the importing. 
• Taxpayers should not have to fund federal employees who are working on union business. Here’s a novel incentive package – work, or you get fired. End of discussion.
• The fascinating Jorge Fernandez stopped by the studio this week to talk about the political intricacies of his adopted home of Puerto Rico, as well as how his companies BitStop and Gold ATM are changing the landscape of cryptocurrency and free banking.