Did he choose this or did people make these choices for him, or both? How do we parse out the previous President's role in his own Presidency? Tyrus, Hans Von Spakovsky, and Will Chamberlain today. One of these guests makes an impassioned speech for his 2028 Presidential campaign.

The overuse of medicine is an issue in this country, and MAHA is taking it on. And food additives, too. Let's get over our skis, shall we?

Many of these causes, including anti-Jew and anti-capitalism, somehow overlap. Will Chamberlain lays out the way it all works.

It's by using violence, yes. Spoiler. But he might win an Emmy for it, and we've got the Emmy speech right here.

Wiggins America treads where men rarely tread: The psyche and vocabulary of women. This segment is in the first hour, yes, but there's more. Also, Tyrus and Will Chamberlain light up the second hour.

And Trump's barely into his second term! Hans Von Spakovsky is Senior Legal Fellow at Heritage, and we're getting caught up on the latest immigration rulings.

They stayed up all night and got it done, but it's not really done. The House bill now goes to the Senate for future of American spending.

Senator Jim Talent, Deroy Murdock, and Congressman Wesley Bell are here to cover issues internationally to locally, and everything inbetween on a day where the House GOP is fighting to pass a budget bill!

But we're on NOW. How are we talking about it in the past tense? We're live, but you're listening to the podcast. Does this description make any sense?

The Democrat Representative of MO-1 is on the Annie Frey Show to discuss tornado disaster relief. "A projected 1.6 billion dollars in damage."