Today, Ben is joined by Cause of Action attorney, Eric Bolinder, in a case on behalf of New Jersey fishermen who challenge the federal government's attempt to unlawfully force them to pay monitoring fees without congressional approval. The case would challenge the 'Chevron' precedent and could significantly change federal agencies' power scope. Breaking down a complex case in a digestible fashion, Ben and Eric explain why normally, federal bureaucrats have a significant advantage in court against average citizens and small businesses, but this case could change that.

Later, Ben explains what he believes the impact will be of Senator Tim Scott's entrance into the 2024 presidential race. 

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On this episode, Ben sits down with Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) to discuss his new book Manhood: The Masculine Virtues America Needs. Senator Hawley argues that the character of men and the male virtue that goes along with it is a necessary ingredient to a functioning society and a healthy, free republic.

Later, Ben shares his thoughts on a potential looming presidential announcement from Florida Governor Ron Desantis as well as the past weekend's campaign events in Iowa.

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Author Evan Nierman joins Ben to discuss his new book, The Cancel Culture Curse: From Rage to Redemption in a World Gone Mad. They discuss why cancel culture has become so pervasive in American life, as well as how specifically to fight back against it. 

Later, Ben discusses what some recently released polling means for the current media and political landscape.

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Today, Ben sits down with Senior Fellow at the American Federation for Children, Corey DeAngelis to discuss the President of the American Federation of Teachers, Randi Weingarten's troublesome Capitol Hill testimony as well as the battle for school choice. Later, they dive into Corey's new book, Mediocrity: 40 Ways Government Schools are Failing Today's Students.

Later, Ben gives his latest analysis on the 2024 Presidential Election.

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Ben is joined by the 47th Vice President Of The United States Michael Richard Pence. Ben and the former Vice President discuss the need to highlight fiscal responsibility as the nation faces a severe debt crisis in the near future, and social security insolvency further down the road. Plus, Vice President shares his opinion on why he believes some January 6th protestors have been unfairly painted with a broad brush and the need for real election integrity. Later, he explains how as President he would handle Chinese aggression toward Taiwan.

Later, Ben shares his analysis of the realignment of politics in America and what that could mean for the 'New Right.'

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Ben sits down with former Michigan Congressman Peter Meijer to give an inside look at what he believes America's greatest challenges are from an institutional, political, and cultural perspective. Drawing from his term in Congress and military service, Peter discusses what he believes are the biggest structural flaws in the current partisan environment, and whether or not those can be solved with a new generation of leaders.

Later, Ben uses an insider's perspective to give a less on how Washington really works. He explains how Washington, D.C. is a very gossip-prone town, but one can gain some insights if one knows how to take everything with a grain of salt. He further explains why a challenge to the Senate leadership could be on the horizon.

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Ben sits down with The Vice Chairman of the America First Policy Institute Center for American Security, Frederick Fleitz. They discuss where a future administration could build upon former President Trump's foreign policy accomplishments. Plus, they look at how leaders can go about thinning out a federal bureaucracy that would work to undermine America First policies at every turn.

Later, Ben gives his perspective on the dueling opinions coming out of a Washington, D.C., and Texas court on the legalities around medication-induced abortion.

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On this episode, Ben sits down with the Host of The Re-Education Podcast and Fellow at the Clements Center for National Security at The University of Texas at Austin, Eli Lake.  They discuss the merits of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's prosecution of former President Donald Trump. Plus, they examine how this will affect the 2024 Presidential Election.

Later, Ben provides insight on how D.A. Bragg’s case against former President Trump could impact the republic.

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On this episode, Ben sits down with former South Carolina Congressman and Host of The Trey Gowdy Podcast, Trey Gowdy. Ben and Trey discuss how politics have changed since they began following politics. Plus, Trey gives an inside look at the halls of Capitol Hill and explains the uphill challenges of fixing many of Congress' broken institutions.

Later, Ben breaks down just how the indictment of former President Donald Trump will change American politics.

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On this episode, Ben sits down with FOX News Legal Analyst & George Washington University Law Professor, Jonathan Turley, to discuss the legal intricacies of how the potential indictment of former President Trump by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg could play out. Plus, Turley explains how he has handled holding right-of-center opinions in an increasingly unwelcoming academic world. Professor Turley later explains why either President Biden or former President Trump could one day issue a 'self-pardon.'

Later, Ben breaks down the conflict between former President Donald Trump and his potential primary opponent Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

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