What did you enjoy most on Inauguration Day? Andrew Malcolm and I discuss the historic events on January 20, the running start made by Donald Trump, and what the departure of the Bidens really means.

Just what will be Joe Biden's legacy? Andrew Malcolm and I debate that in light of the election and especially in relation to Donald Trump's sudden upswing in popularity. Plus: How has that impacted the confirmation process for Trump's Cabinet appointments?

Five for Fighting lead singer John Ondrasik speaks to me from the edge of Los Angeles' catastrophic firestorms. We discuss the current situation, what it's like to have survived a previous fire, and all of the ways in which government has failed to prepare and protect these communities.

Can Donald Trump reverse Joe Biden's last-minute efforts to cripple the new president's energy policy? Daily Caller senior reporter Nick Pope discusses Biden's attempt to put offshore drilling out of reach for Trump, as well as Biden's efforts to sabotage the use and manufacture of gas-powered appliances.

How boring was this January 6? The only thing wrong was everyone's coverage of it, as I tell Andrew Malcolm. Congress counted the votes but didn't "certify" anything. Andrew talks about what comes next for Donald Trump, while we both reflect on how much Joe Biden hasn't changed at all.

Merry Christmas, everyone! Andrew Malcolm and I discuss Joe Biden's bizarre holiday gifts to the victims of murderers on Death Row, and what it says about Biden's competence. Has the mainstream media really entered "suck up mode," or are media outlets just dialing down Democrat propaganda? Today's media probably can't tell the difference anyway, and Andrew and I explain why we need the Ron Luciano model of reporter apprenticeship. And forget the "Die Hard" debate -- what should truly be America's Pie?

Time Magazine made him Person of the Year. Andrew Malcolm and I discuss how Trump has basically already started his new term of office. We talk about the import and the impact of ABC's defamation settlement with Trump. And has Trump's victory repeated itself in Germany and other Western nations -- including Canada?

Will Joe Biden pardon the entire deep state before leaving office? Andrew Malcolm offers his reaction to the corrupt pardon of Hunter Biden and the rumors of "pre-emptive" pardons coming next. We also point out how this confirmed the value of "the word of a Biden," although everyone but the media seems to have known it all along. Will Congress act to curtail presidential pardon power, and will it revisit the length of presidential transitions in the near-abdication of Joe Biden? Donald Trump is filling that vacuum, and foreign leaders are responding to that, but the risk of a vacuum is now crystal clear.

Monday marked the end of an era -- we hope. Andrew Malcolm and I discuss the ignominious end of Jack Smith's federal indictments against Donald Trump. Will the humiliating results of the First Lawfare Election convince Democrats to stop using it? We also discuss Trump's Cabinet appointments, as well as the most lame duck of all lame ducks in the White House at the moment. Will the media ever account for its dreadful cover-up for Biden and the propagandizing during the election cycle?

Conservatives have long demanded that the federal government get out of the education business. Will Linda McMahon finally unwind the department that Trump just appointed her to run? Tommy Schultz, CEO of American Federation for Children, joins me to analyze the appointment, the issues, and the prognosis for the next four years ... and hopefully fewer.