This hour examines the contrast between federal investigators “kicking snow” for leads in the Brown University shooting and internet sleuths rapidly compiling a trove of information about the alleged gunman and his motives, including a purported manifesto circulating online under the name Mustapha Kharbouch that officials insist is inaccurate or misleading. The show digs into what this clash between crowd-sourced investigations and official narratives reveals about trust in institutions, the risks of rushing to judgment based on unverified online claims, and why listeners should demand transparency without blindly accepting either government denials or social media “receipts.”

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This hour starts with Ford’s decision to kill the electric F-150 Lightning after massive losses, highlighting the growing gap between green mandates and what customers actually want. It then walks through Ilhan Omar’s claim that her son was pulled over by immigration authorities, the viral story of a Virginia delegate’s daughter joking about poisoning a “white MAGA family,” and new reporting that major corporations allegedly did everything they could to avoid hiring white millennial men over the last decade, alongside a Hispanic restaurateur suing Chicago for secretly giving his license to a black-owned business. The show also covers fresh polling showing Indiana Senate Republicans who opposed redistricting are out of step with their voters, a reported DOJ commitment to hand Congress emails suggesting the Biden administration knew it lacked probable cause to raid Mar-a-Lago, and the identification of a suspect in the Brown University shooting.

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This hour features Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita explaining why he believes the Fairness Act is essential for the state, how it differs from Senator Liz Brown’s bill, and why he argues her version lacks any real enforcement bite. He then walks through what the legislation would practically do for Hoosiers, especially on issues of fairness in schools, sports, and public policy. The show also digs into intriguing language in South Bend’s response about a potential new data center in the city and what that qualifier might signal about behind-the-scenes negotiations, before wrapping with a look at a group backing independent candidates that now wants Indiana to end straight-ticket voting and how that change could shake up future elections.

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This hour opens with the astonishing story of a Bondi Beach hero who reportedly helped disarm a terrorist, only to be mistakenly shot by police in the chaos that followed, raising urgent questions about training, rules of engagement, and how authorities handle split-second decisions. The show then turns to JD Vance’s viral response to being labeled a “conspiracy theorist” by Vanity Fair, as he lists major “conspiracies” that later turned out to be true, before Pastor Lucas Miles joins for Tuesday Tithe to talk about the Australian mass shooting, TPUSA’s America Fest, and concerns over Angel Studios distributing a film that distorts Orwell’s Animal Farm. The hour closes with a breakdown of Donald Trump’s multibillion-dollar lawsuit against the BBC over allegedly deceptive edits to his January 6 speech, and what that fight means for media accountability and narrative control.

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This hour looks at how a New Carlisle data center developer is now planning another facility in South Bend, raising questions about energy use, local impact, and Indiana’s tech future. The show then highlights a Fox Business host’s argument that Americans should switch to fake Christmas trees so farmland can be repurposed for AI data centers, before wrapping with the Trump administration’s launch of the new Tech Force website and what it signals about national tech and workforce strategy.

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This hour starts with a hopeful update on Guardsman Andrew Wolfe, who is now able to stand with assistance and breathe on his own after being shot in Washington, D.C., then dives into the staggering unpopularity of Pete Buttigieg among black voters, reportedly worse than even a former KKK leader in recent polling. The episode exposes how Chinese billionaires are exploiting U.S. birthright citizenship through large-scale surrogacy schemes, another Black Lives Matter leader facing charges for allegedly stealing millions, and a federal threat to yank tens of millions in funding from New York after an audit found that over half of commercial driver’s licenses went to illegal immigrants, all capped off by allegations that D.C.’s police chief falsified crime data to cook the books on public safety.

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This hour unpacks the shocking murder of Rob Reiner and his wife and the backlash to Donald Trump’s awkward reaction, then walks through the unfolding facts of the Brown University mass shooting and the way media figures instantly weaponized the tragedy to push gun-control narratives that don’t match the reported use of handguns. The episode then shifts to Australia’s Bondi Beach Hanukkah massacre and the disturbing mix of father–son jihad, rising global terror attacks, political “suicidal empathy,” and knee-jerk calls for even stricter gun laws, before closing with new details on a pro-Palestinian terror plot foiled by the FBI and what these patterns signal for America and the West.

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This hour breaks down how the Biden administration and Democrats are trying to rewrite reality on inflation, using slick charts to hide how energy costs exploded on their watch and then blaming Trump for the fallout. The episode also exposes how the same spin is being deployed on beef prices, with Americans feeling pain at the grocery store while Democrats pretend everything is fine. Finally, the show covers an eye-popping cell phone bag expense at Fort Wayne Community Schools and a new push from Indiana lawmakers to ban student phones for the entire school day, raising major questions about cost, control, and classroom priorities.

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In this episode, the focus is on Indiana’s redistricting meltdown and what it reveals about the broader state of the Republican Party heading into 2026. Sen. Goode’s remarks on redistricting are highlighted as one of the most ironic speeches on the subject, given how the process ultimately unfolded in Indiana.

Listeners hear how 7 of the 21 Senate Republicans are up for reelection in 2026, and why that matters when party leaders choose appeasement over accountability. The episode walks through the Indiana redistricting “surrender,” how it was covered in outlets like The Federalist and Twitchy, and why some conservatives argue that primaries—not general elections—are where the real battles must be fought.

The show also digs into the role of political consultant Cam Savage, who works with Senator Todd Young, and how consultant-class strategy can collide with grassroots expectations. Using Indiana as a case study, the conversation raises the question of whether weak redistricting fights today are setting Republicans up for electoral disaster tomorrow.

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