Five for Fighting leadman John Ondrasik discusses his new single, "Can One Man Save the World," and his views on leadership in a perilous world. We also discuss ongoing efforts for exfiltration out of Afghanistan and more. 

Andrew Malcolm joins us to cover the death of journalists in Ukraine, media bias in American political coverage, and more. Plus, my latest SRN/Townhall Commentary!

What is the hallmark quality of Joe Biden? A complete lack of strategic thinking, as Duane Patterson and I discuss in the context of Iran, Russia, Ukraine, and even COVID-19. 

Also, former ambassador and congressman Francis Rooney discusses the need to develop a containment policy on Russia and offers suggestions on what that might entail. 

Can the Christian churches of the world force Russia to return to peace? Wall Steet Journal Vaticanista Francis X. Rocca joins me from Rome to take a look at where the Holy See stands now. 

Andrew Malcolm casts a critical eye on Joe Biden's performance in the Ukraine crisis as well as the media coverage of it. 

And National Review's David Harsanyi wonders when Congress will awaken to the Iran-deal threat, as well as the Marie Antoinette moment last week from the White House. All that, plus my SRN-Townhall editorial on ABC's narrative-pushing poll!

Did Kamala Harris accomplish anything in Poland? About as much as Nancy Pelosi accomplished in Washington, Duane Patterson argues. 

CEI's Dr. Joel Zinberg argues that we need an accounting of COVID funds already allocated before appropriating more excess funds, and Christian Toto and I discuss the Oscars and all of the potential in woke comedy.

Why is Joe Biden hitting up America's Nuttiest, Foreign Opponents for oil rather than, say, Texas? National Review's Jim Geraghty discusses Biden's suck-up to the Saudis as well as Nicolás Maduro, who also holds six American oil execs hostage. 

Andrew Malcolm discusses why Joe Biden's not all there, and also where Anthony Fauci went the last couple of weeks.

Duane Patterson helps deconstruct a jam-packed week with an up-to-the-moment analysis of the war in Ukraine. Will Putin face a revolt among Russian Orthodox clerics? And what did Macron tell us about where this war will go? We also talk about Joe Biden's disconnect from political reality in the State of the Union speech and how much even his followers have noticed. 

Plus, Michelle Easton discusses the latest release of her new Regnery book "How to Raise a Conservative Daughter."

Why has the Russian Orthodox church lined up with Vladimir Putin in the war on Ukraine? Fr. Marcel Guarnizo knows the players and the game. King Banaian joins us to discuss the sanctions and their economic power against Russia, and Andrew Malcolm scores the media coverage and gives us the skinny from CPAC.

Russia has launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and Vladimir Putin has made clear his ambitions to reclaim empire status. Both Duane Patterson and AJ Kaufman discuss the implications for the US and the world, and AJ also mulls over whether Democrats can wake up in time from their progressive-majority mythology. Plus, Texas' "Lady Godiva of the Oilfields" Sarah Stogner joins me to discuss her controversial semi-nude campaign video, the Railroad Commissioner race, and energy policy.

Putin enters Ukraine – sort of.

Andrew Malcolm discusses that and the progressive-majority mythology blinding Democrats at home. 

Salena Zito reports from The Middle of Somewhere about the cultural disconnect between Washington and the rest of America and about Mike Rowe's cultural influence. 

Myra Kahn Adams returns to talk about the upcoming Shroud of Turin exhibit at the Museum of the Bible.

Duane Patterson and I have fun with Wordle, Joe Biden's latest mangled memory, and the crisis in Ukraine. 

Jason Riley joins us to discuss his new book, "The Black Boom," and how Joe Biden's economics will prove disastrous for the working class.