Andrew Malcolm and I discuss the latest addition to NFL ownership, Condoleezza Rice, and why the Browns stink. We also discuss why Democrats have more problems than Joe Biden in terms of their future. Plus, my commentary on Democrats' radicalism on abortion!

Boris Johnson finally resigned today, but what comes next is anyone's guess. Duane Patterson and I game it out and then look at the sudden sharp turn from Democrats and the media against Joe Biden. 

Mark Meckler and I also discuss that, as well as the need for an Article V convention to limit federal authority and return to the original federalism of the Constitution. 

We also get to know Myers Mermel, who's running for the GOP nomination in Vermont's US Senate race to replace the retiring Pat Leahy.

Why does the Left make their Independence Day celebrations dependent on their policies? Andrew Malcolm and I also discuss Top Gun: Maverick and July 4 plans. Did the January 6 committee make a series of fatal errors with a star witness? It depends on what they hope to accomplish, says Paul Mirengoff. A series of new energy taxes are the last thing that the economy needs, says Phil Kerpen, even those with curious support from within the energy industry.

Former Ambassador and Congressman Francis Rooney discusses his disappointment with the lack of coherence in the Vatican's approach to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Duane Patterson and I review the stunning new results from the latest AP/NORC poll showing Democrats abandoning Joe Biden, plus Hillary Clinton rumors about 2024.

Finally, Fr. Marcel Guarnizo argues that the Supreme Court didn't go far enough in Dobbs – and that pro-life activists are missing the failure.

How has the media covered the momentous decisions at the Supreme Court? As badly as you'd imagine, Andrew Malcolm and I conclude. We also take a look at Joe Biden's script and how that compares to other stage shows.

API President and CEO Mike Sommers debunks some of the "dipstick demagoguery" from Biden and others about the oil and gas industry and explains in detail how API wants to help build a sane energy policy for the US.

Michael Pack, co-author of "Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words," discusses the new book, the film of the same name, and how much insight we get into Thomas' recent decisions by walking along with Thomas through his past.

Joe Biden and Democrats have a huge problem in two key demographics, on the economy and overall. His blamethrowing on gas prices and inflation clearly aren't working, as Duane Patterson and I discuss. We also talk to Ann McIlhenny about her new serialkillerpod.com podcast series on Kermit Gosnell and abortion, plus C-Fam-org's Martin Ruse about what comes next for the pro-life if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v Wade in its upcoming Dobbs decision.

What happened to "democracy dies in darkness"? Fact-checking seems to have died, but not of starvation. Andrew Malcolm and I discuss Joe Biden's serial demagoguery and more. 

We also take another look at my interview with Fr. Robert Sirico over the economic lessons we can glean from the Gospel parables.

Hispanic Democrats are furious with their leadership after the stunning GOP victory in a Texas special election this week. Duane Patterson and I break that down, and marvel at the incoherence and desperation from Biden and his team on energy policy. Rebecca Hatfield joins us to discuss 2ndvote.com, a new way for conservative consumers to choose wisely in the marketplace. Deacon Steven Greydanus of DecentFilms.com reviews "Lightyear," and we discuss other family entertainment like, er ... The Godfather and The Sopranos.

After 124 years as a territory, is it time to allow self-determination for Puerto Rico? Former Governor Luis Fortuno speaks to me about a new effort in Congress to allow voters to choose their future. 

Recent school shootings have raised the debate over arming teachers; Rick Green tells us how Patriot Academy is already helping prepare teachers and administrators for self-defense. 

Andrew Malcolm and I look at media bias in the coverage of the Kavanaugh assassination attempt and more!

Joe Biden gave his first one-on-one interview in four months to comedian Jimmy Kimmel, and Duane Patterson and I cover the lowlights. We also update everyone on the latest about the assassination attempt on Brett Kavanaugh and the dereliction of duty by AG Merrick Garland.

Peter Grandich and I do a deep dive on the economy and the controversy involving the Tampa Bay Rays.