Former NBA player turned U.S. Senate Candidate in Minnesota, Royce White, joins to discuss his struggles with anxiety on and off the court, how he fought to change the NBA’s mental health policies, walking away from big money contracts and endorsements… and how that has all prepared him for public office. White talks about the resurgence of masculinity, and how 2026 is a watershed moment for Christians in America.

Madison Cawthorn joins The Anchormen

OAN investigative reporter Pearson Sharp reflects on his recent trip to the frontlines of the Russian-Ukraine War. Through a series of interviews Sharp explores how Russians see their fight against Ukraine as a Holy War existential to their existence. But In the U.S., the lie that Russia despises America is used to sell a senseless war. In the U.S.  we only get one side of the story… Pearson Sharp gives voice to the other.

Coffey Anderson joins The Anchormen

As the former lead investigator for Congressman Devin Nunes, Retired U.S. Army Colonel Derek Harvey was a key figure in uncovering the Russia Hoax.  He joins The Anchormen Podcast to give an exclusive look inside the Obama Administration's efforts to subvert President-elect Trump starting in 2016 and the subsequent cover-up.. Colonel Harvey charts a path forward from this crucible moment in American History - through diagnosing the problem and designing countermeasures to deal with corruption within the DOJ & FBI.

Anthony Watson joins The Anchormen.

Jack Posoebic joins Matt Gaetz to reflect on the life and legacy of their friend, Charlie Kirk; the future of Turning Point USA and the direction of the young conservative movement as a whole in the wake of his untimely death.

Pastor John Amanchukwu joins The Anchotmen.

Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson explains the human condition is rooted in anger.  Anxiety, insecurities, and fear are mere symptoms of being separated from God. His life’s mission: Rebuilding the Family by Rebuilding the Man, helps men rediscover a sense of self-reliance that has been lost. As someone who grew up on a plantation in Alabama, Peterson believes the Civil Rights Movement was the worst thing to happen to the Black community — they started to believe someone was holding them down and needed leaders to save them. Peterson teaches people of all races and walks of life to wake up and start thinking for themselves.

Chloe Cole joins The Anchormen.