In a wide ranging conversation Senator Ted Cruz pulls no punches while laying blame for the Ukraine war, for higher gas prices and for troubles in Iran plainly on President Joe Biden. 

As the world responds to Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine with a variety of sanctions and other actions, one country can throw Putin a lifeline. China. Will they? Senator Marsha Blackburn explores the possibility in detail in this telling conversation with Tim. 

South Carolina Congressman Ralph Norman shares with Tim his reaction to the State of the Union address offered by President Joe Biden. 

Mike Pompeo, who has served as both Secretary of State and CIA Director in addition to being a former Member of Congress, sat down with Tim and talked the reality of Vladimir Putin, Russia, America's perceived weakness, Iran and much more. 

Congressman Jim Jordan explains why it is important that the GOP win back control of the US House of Representatives in November and what the legislative priorities should be if they do. He also explores the absurdity that is forcing America to swap to alternative energy. 

Senator Bill Hagerty serves on the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee which is instrumental in developing and influencing United States foreign policy. In this no nonsense interview, Senator Hagerty shares with Tim an in depth look at where we are, how we got to this point, what America's role should be and why it all matters. 

Congressman Andy Biggs is consistently one of the most conservative Members of Congress. In this candid conversation with Tim, Biggs shares his frustrations over the Ukraine situation, talks oil and gas and has a surprising answer when asked what the Biden administration has done well. 

GM recently announced a $7 Billion investment in the development of batteries for their electric cars. It's an bet that their Vice President and Head of Global Public Policy told Tim they are "all-in" on. This latest investment bringing their tally to more than $35 Billion. Whether the electric batteries are viable yet however, remains unclear, leading Tim to ask how GM can completely abandon gas engines so soon. Hear their response and the whole interview here.

The Rock n Roll Hall of Fame has announced its nominees for 2022 it includes the most diverse list of names in at least 30 years. The problem? It has several artists who's creative palate wasn't rock n roll. The list also favors gender and ethnicity over actual historical impact on the genre. The museum's insistence on "correcting" history to make it more diverse is reflective of a huge societal problem. 

Among all the fear, anger and finger pointing exists statistical data showing who is testing positive from the Omicron variant of COVID-19. The answer as to who is most at risk for contracting Omicron, based on statistical analysis of government data just may shock you. Tim shares the factual data.