The Anchormen

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?

Nick Freitas joins The Anchormen

The Anchormen break down Thomas Massie’s Kentucky loss to a Trump-backed challenger, unpack a report on a U.S.-Israel plot to reinstall Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Iran, analyze a JPMorgan executive’s countersuit over allegedly fabricated sexual assault claims, and debate NIL, the SCORE Act, and whether government should set prices for college athletes.

Sgt. Betsy Brantner Smith (Ret.) joins The Anchormen to discuss National Police Appreciation week and to honor the brave men an women of law enforcement who lost their lives in the line of duty.

As China works overtime to undercut America, can President Trump strike deals that are both safe and beneficial for the U.S.? Plus, five RINO state senators derail redistricting in South Carolina, and a new 2028 question emerges: is AOC really the Democrat frontrunner?

Paul Johnson joins The Anchormen.

The Anchormen dive into the politics of Star Wars, break down Indiana voters’ revolt against establishment RINOs, and debate whether a Trump endorsement can still move mountains after his presidency. Plus: the viral ads shaking up campaigns, and why the Right keeps dominating the Meme War.