Another online documentary is going viral on the internet for exposing the way that legal immigration is transforming Texas. BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales, who has done great work exposing how ethnic cartels exploit H1-Bs and other government programs, joins me to discuss why Republicans seem especially vulnerable to these immigration scams. We also address the breaking revelation that a government-funded program was used to surveil Blaze Media.

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From its earliest days, the United States saw itself as a nation with intense purpose — not a static country, not a museum of inherited customs, but a project. Alexander Hamilton envisioned a commercial republic that would rival the great powers of Europe. The doctrine of manifest destiny pushed that ambition across a continent. After World War II, the same impulse extended outward into global leadership. America, in other words, has always kept its eyes on the horizon.

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President Trump has declared a ceasefire with Iran, but Iranian and Israeli leaders have already violated it several times in less than 24 hours. Can the deal hold, or will America be dragged back into war? Also Republican Rep. Maria Salazar (Fla.) has stabbed conservatives in the back by offering an amnesty bill, while MAGA voters still wait for mass deportations. Ronald Dodson joins me to discuss. 

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Is an originalist approach to the Constitution really conservative? Does the Right trap itself by viewing the Constitution as a purely legal text instead of something we are living out in our day-to-day lives? Kevin Dolan, founder of the Exit Group, joins me to discuss his new Constitutional Action initiative.

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Pam Bondi is out after a disastrous run as attorney general, but who will replace her? Also, the critical challenge of birthright citizenship is before the Supreme Court, but key justices seem to be wavering. Navy veteran and Claremont Lincoln fellow Tom Sauer joins me to discuss. 

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For a brief moment, X stopped reading like a machine built to aggravate, divide, and degrade the people using it. Instead of the usual sludge of foreign bots and demoralizing propaganda, American users found themselves, thanks to a new auto-translation feature, staring at something unexpected: a flood of posts from Japan celebrating the United States. Monster trucks, backyard barbecue, Old West revolvers, bluegrass music, country songs, and all the rowdy symbols of American life that our own elites often treat as embarrassing were suddenly being admired from abroad.

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In his work "The Decline of the West," Oswald Spengler introduces the concept of the "second religiousness," where an exhausted civilization attempts to return to its metaphysical roots. Spengler saw this transition as a part of the natural life cycle that all civilizations go through. Morgoth joins me to examine the second religiousness and determine if the West is approaching this period. 

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The U.S. military deploys ground troops to the Middle East in what seems like an inevitable escalation of the war in Iran. In addition, Tulsi Gabbard has issued a stunning initial report of a plot that was meant to funnel U.S. war aid from Ukraine into Joe Biden's campaign against Donald Trump. The great Tom Woods joins me to discuss. 

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As the war in Iran continues, the rift between anti-interventionists and plan-trusters inside the MAGA movement grows. Was this division inevitable, or is it being intentionally exacerbated by bad actors? Charlemagne joins me to discuss how this coalition can be restored and what actions need to be taken to guard against similar efforts in the future. 

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America’s newest political battlefield runs through one of the most miserable places in the country: the airport. Democrats have held up funding for the Department of Homeland Security amid their ongoing war over ICE, and after a month without pay, TSA employees have started refusing to come to work. The result has been crippling delays at major airports, with waits stretching four hours or more and turning an already degraded flying experience into something closer to a public humiliation ritual. The brutal truth is that one political party is willing to disrupt travel across the country to protect illegal immigrants and preserve a future voter pipeline. Even after assassination attempts, lawfare against political opponents, and an open push for demographic replacement, conservatives still hesitate to admit that our political battles have become existential.

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