Chris Burgard joins The Anchormen

The Anchormen take aim at Senate Republicans for letting the Save America Act die on the vine. Is GOP leadership stalling to protect the political establishment and end MAGA? As Democratic Socialists gain ground, will Republicans just sit by and watch America vote itself into a communist future it can’t escape?

Longevity expert Iva Heckmann and Dr. Eric Nepute join The Anchormen.

The Anchormen break down the proposed Iran deal to end the war, Major League Baseball’s treatment of Christian players during LGBTQ Pride Month, and a disturbing independent report alleging UK authorities ignored decades of grooming-gang abuse involving as many as 250,000 girls.

Alex Cammarata and Daniel Baldwin join The Anchormen.

The Anchormen tackle the Karmelo Anthony verdict after a jury convicted him in the fatal stabbing of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf at a Texas high school track meet. What should have been a story about a senseless killing, a grieving family, and a jury’s decision has instead become another racial flashpoint.

Sonja Shaw joins The Anchormen.

The Anchormen break down the GOP’s strong showing in the California primaries, President Trump’s profanity-laced phone call with Netanyahu over Israel’s offensive in Lebanon, and what the next phase of America’s culture wars could look like on the political battlefield.

Tim Jensen, Chief Brand Officer/Co-Owner at Grunt Style LLC, joins The Anchormen to reflect on the real meaning of Memorial Day, the sacrifices that our veterans make, and what his organization is doing to support America's veterans.

The Anchormen confront the accelerating age of Artificial Intelligence after Pope Leo warns it may become a modern “Tower of Babel” — humanity’s attempt to play God by building a machine powerful enough to outpace, reshape, or even destroy its creators.Can A.I. be meaningfully regulated before it rewrites warfare, work, and human identity? Will it spark new conflicts, hollow out the job market for younger generations, and hand civilization’s future to algorithms? Or is it the next great tool of human progress — one we should master rather than fear?