On this episode, Ben sits down with former White House speechwriter Troy Senik to discuss his new book, A MAN OF IRON: The Turbulent Life and Improbable Presidency of Grover Cleveland. Ben and Troy discuss the forgotten legacy of the nation's 22nd and 24th President. They discuss why he still has relevance to today's politics, even outside of a potential third run by former President Donald Trump.  

Later, Ben addresses his recent Twitter controversy with Candace Owens over Ray-J and Kanye West.

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On this episode, first aired in late June, Ben revisits a conversation he had with FOX News Radio Political Analyst and Axios Senior Political Correspondent, Josh Kraushaar. They discussed where the parties stand heading into the 2022 midterms, as well as what the future of leadership may look like in the Republican party. Ben and Josh also look ahead to the 2024 Presidential election.

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On this episode, Ben sits down with former Texas Senator Phil Gramm to discuss his new book, The Myth of American Inequality: How Government Biases Policy Debate. Ben and Senator Gramm examine why they believe census poverty measures do not paint a full picture of the modern economic situation in America, why government programs that disincentive work are a far greater issue than inequality, and the long-term drawbacks of entitlements.

Later, Ben shares an article that argues there is no compelling evidence that modern hurricanes are more forceful and damaging due to climate change.

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On this episode, Ben is joined by the co-anchor of America's Newsroom Bill Hemmer to discuss the key races and factors that will determine the outcome of the midterm elections. Ben and Bill discuss the history of midterms they have followed previously, what goes behind calling races on election night, as well as the influence money will have on the final few weeks of campaigning.  

Later, Ben shares an article discussing the Nord Stream pipeline leak, and how a potential move was made despite the already tenuous situation in the global markets. 

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On this episode, Ben sits down with Rebeccah Heinrichs, a Senior Fellow at Hudson Institute specializing in US national defense policy with a focus on strategic deterrence.  Ben and Rebecca address the question of whether Russian President Vladimir Putin could ultimately use nuclear weapons as an off-ramp to the war in Ukraine. They discuss NATO, US, and Russian military strategy and history to give a detailed perspective of what the next moves could be. Plus, they look at the role China is playing as the war continues.

Later, Ben explains why the Americans may not use nuclear weapons even if the Russians do.

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On this episode, Ben sits down with The Spectator World staff writer, Kara Kennedy, to discuss her latest column, Inside Meghan Markle's Hollywood flop. Kara explains how Meghan Markle lost her standing in the Hollywood community in recent months and gives an inside look at what Prince Harry may reveal in his upcoming 'tell-all' book. Plus Ben and Kara weigh in on how King Charles III plans to shut out Prince Harry and Meghan from the Royal family.

Later, Ben explains why he believes that despite being a flawed candidate, the new Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's potential election victory should inspire American conservatives.

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On this episode, Ben sits down with the Henry Wendt Chair in Political Economy at the American Enterprise Institute, Nicholas Eberstadt to discuss the new, post-pandemic edition of his book Men Without Work. Initially written in 2016, Eberstadt explains the economic dynamics behind the large number of prime working-age men leaving the workforce. Eberstadt explains why the pandemic has only exacerbated this issue.

Later, Ben explains why he believes Georgia Gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams was highly erroneous in her statements that “there is no such thing” as a fetal heartbeat at six weeks.

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On this episode, Ben sits down with New York Times Best-Selling Author and Entrepreneur, Vivek Ramaswamy to discuss his latest book 'Nation Of Victims.' Vivek and Ben discuss how victimhood culture has seeped its way through both sides of the political aisle, and how it affects everything from economics to the education system.

Later Ben gives his analysis of the migrant crisis and the Martha's Vineyard saga.

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On this episode, Ben sits down with Data Analyst and Political Columnist at The Washington Post, David Byler to dive deep into the issues, candidates, and underlying political forces that will shape the results of the November midterm elections.

Ben and David discuss the difference between Trump and non-Trump candidates, whether the polls may be as far off as they were in 2016 and 2020, and how Washington leadership may deal with a vastly different Congressional and Senate makeup come January.

Later, Ben explains why the 2024 presidential election might look a lot different than the conventional thinking of how it may play out.

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On this episode, Ben sits down with Barstool Sport’s Jack McGuire to discuss some of the early dynamics of the football season, what’s happening in the world of sports media, as well as a conversation about the state of sports gambling.

Later, Ben explains why he believes a Politico article claiming Democrats are currently winning the culture war is fundamentally flawed.

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