The Burning Truth

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Interview: Indiana Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith

Beckwith discusses redistricting in Indiana and his support for President Trump's strong stance against Christian persecution in Nigeria.

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Tuesday Tithe with Pastor Lucas Miles

Pastor Miles discusses Nicki Minaj and Christian persecution in Nigeria, Vogue telling young women that having a boyfriend isn't cool, and men and women go to different types of churches so they aren't finding each other to marry.

Nicki Minaj gave the most well-written response to Trump's offer to help Nigerian Christians

OPINION: This post about finding singles in church has everyone looking for answers for the next generation

Vogue tells women that "being partnered" with a boyfriend is "no longer considered an achievement"

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Hour 3 features Sydney Sweeney candidly addressing the backlash over her American Eagle jeans advertisement that sparked nationwide debate for its “genes” and “jeans” wordplay. Despite severe criticism accusing the ad of promoting eugenics, Sweeney reveals in a new GQ interview that the controversy didn’t affect her much as she was busy filming and largely unplugged from social media. The segment highlights former President Donald Trump’s public endorsement of Sweeney’s campaign, calling it the “hottest ad ever,” and Vice President JD Vance’s vocal support, both of which added fuel to the political fire. Sweeney reflects on the “surreal” experience of having high-profile conservative figures rally behind her. This hour also touches on the cultural clash stirred by the ad and how it played into broader conversations about identity, politics, and media narratives. Links to key interviews and commentary provide listeners a comprehensive view into the episode’s cultural and political significance.

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Hour 2 covers the escalating political fallout as Texas Congressman Brandon Gill officially introduces articles of impeachment against District Judge James Boasberg, accusing him of abusing judicial power by sanctioning secret subpoenas targeting Senate Republicans in the “Arctic Frost” investigation. The impeachment move alleges Boasberg weaponized the judiciary and compromised constitutional separation of powers, sparking significant GOP support and sharp criticism of the Biden DOJ’s tactics. The hour also addresses the White House’s decision to ban media from the upper press area after reporters were caught recording sensitive information, signaling heightened tensions over press access and transparency. Additionally, a lively segment highlights conservative commentator Scott Jennings out-arguing a CNN guest on egg prices, illustrating media disconnect from everyday economic realities. The episode rounds out with a report on the termination of over 100 wasteful government contracts valued at $4.4 billion, reflecting efforts to rein in federal spending. Links included offer listeners access to full stories and source material covering these key developments.

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Hour 1 covers a range of important political and cultural topics. Indiana lawmakers have postponed their special session for redistricting until December, amid ongoing debates and public opposition over the politically contentious process aimed at influencing the 2026 midterms. The delay reflects logistical and financial considerations as well as a lack of consensus within the Republican majority. The hour also honors former Vice President Dick Cheney—an influential architect of the war on terror and a complex figure within Republican politics—who recently passed away at age 84. Cultural discussions highlight Olivia Julianna’s failed attempt to blame Republicans for Obamacare cost increases, Pastor Lucas Miles’s commentary on Christian persecution in Nigeria, shifting church dating dynamics, and Vogue’s critique of modern relationship values. Additionally, Nicki Minaj’s thoughtful response to President Trump’s offer to help Nigerian Christians is featured, alongside news of articles of impeachment filed against Judge James Boasberg for allegedly allowing surveillance on GOP lawmakers. Listeners can explore all related links for deeper insight on these varied yet interconnected stories.

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Ashley Leader joins us to discuss an event where TPUSA will teach you how to start your own chapter.

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Hour 3 covers former Vice President Kamala Harris’s controversial call to lower the voting age to 16, citing “climate anxiety” among Gen Z as a key motivator for enfranchisement, sparking backlash and debate across political lines. The segment also delves into the viral and heavily criticized interview with White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, whose former colleagues publicly called her performance a “car crash,” illustrating ongoing tensions within the administration’s media strategy. The launch of Grokipedia, a right-leaning competitor to Wikipedia, has stirred uproar in liberal media with accusations of far-right bias, fueling discussions about information control and censorship. Finally, the hour touches on alarming cybersecurity concerns following the discovery of a backdoor in a popular robot vacuum that could grant spies full control, highlighting new privacy risks in everyday technology. All stories include links for listeners to explore the full context and form their own opinions.

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Hour 2 features President Donald Trump’s urgent call for the Senate to use the “nuclear option” by ending the filibuster to break the government shutdown stalemate, emphasizing the political risks of continued gridlock and the opportunity to advance Republican priorities. The FBI’s announcement of thwarting a potential terrorist attack in Michigan with the arrest of five suspects underscores ongoing domestic security challenges. CNN’s Abby Phillip offers insights on her conversations with MAGA voters in New York City, describing them as residing in “information silos,” highlighting the polarized media landscape. The hour also previews a conversation with Ashley Leader about upcoming efforts to start high school TPUSA chapters, reports on Nancy Pelosi’s possible retirement in 2026, and discusses a new scientific breakthrough offering hope for ALS treatment. Sources and links provide listeners access to detailed coverage of these timely topics.

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Hour 1 delivers a fiery exchange as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent makes it personal, sharply rebuking House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries over the government shutdown and Democratic criticisms of President Trump’s policies. The segment explores the ongoing healthcare crisis, featuring Speaker Mike Johnson’s direct attack on Obamacare and Democrats’ failure to contain rising healthcare costs. Extensive flashbacks reveal how Obamacare has led to increased medical costs, higher profits for insurers, and tens of billions borrowed by Americans to afford care, highlighting the crisis impacting millions. The hour also covers a media backfire involving a long-term food stamp recipient used to critique former President Trump, underscoring the complexity of welfare debates. Links to all sources and topics provide listeners with deeper insight into these pressing political and social issues.

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