Donald Trump called for a 10% cap for annual percentage rates on credit cards. Will that help consumers, or strip most of them from access to credit? Phil Kerpen of AmericanCommitment.org explains the market impact such a regulation would create. We also work in a brief discussion of the latest Star Trek TV series, which deserves no credit at all.

Trump celebrated the first anniversary of his second non-consecutive term as president. What has he accomplished? Andrew Malcolm and I go over the report card, talk about Greenland, and what Trump needs to do with his second year after perhaps the most consequential first year possible.

For more than two years, the Left has demanded action against supposed genocide in Gaza. With the Iranian regime slaughtering thousands of unarmed protesters in the streets over the past week, the silence has become deafening. John Ondrasik talks about his Wall Street Journal essay calling out the Left and Hollywood for their moral cowardice, and much more.

The world is watching as the people of Iran stand up against their oppressors. Where are the US media, however? Andrew Malcolm and I dig into the silence that stretched nearly two weeks on what may be a world-changing event. Why is the Left so uninvested in Iranian liberty? And what exactly are they invested in?

For the past eleven days, protests have expanded across the entirety of Iran and have intensified. It now includes the merchant class in Tehran, which is the biggest difference from earlier popular movements, Gregg Roman of Middle East Forum explains. Learn why this changes the situation on the ground for the mullahs, what the West can and should do about it, and more importantly, what it shouldn't do.

They're celebrating 2026 in Venezuela, and the Maduros managed to get a Caribbean cruise, courtesy of the US Navy. Andrew Malcolm and I talk about the stunning seizure of Nicolas Maduro, what it says about the Trump administration, and how the media covered it. Plus: Are Democrats painting themselves into yet another corner by defending Maduro?

The media wants to make the conflict with Nicolas Maduro all about ideology and narcotics. Gregg Roman of Middle East Forum explains it goes much deeper. Hezbollah and the Iranian regime operate oil, narcotics, and terrorism rings that Maduro relies on to remain in power. We get into the real national security issues of having an Iranian puppet in the Western hemisphere.

Will Bari Weiss restore CBS News and 60 Minutes to greatness? If she's looking to find a new Andy Rooney, then Andrew Malcolm and Ed Morrissey have already begun to audition for the role. We discuss the fight over the pulled segment on deportations, Kamala Harris' new career on the speaking circuit, and what keeps Trump on top of his base.

Andrew Malcolm and I meet up after an avalanche of horrible news over the weekend. We discuss the terror attack in Australia that killed 15 people celebrating Hanukkah on the beach, a mass shooting at Brown University, and the heartbreaking murders of Rob Reiner and his wife. Has Australia missed the real lessons of the terror attack, or will its government deflect to pursue the progressive hobby horse agenda? Plus, we discuss the fragile grasp on humanity evident in the aftermath of the Charlie Kirk assassination, even on certain fringe segments of the Right.

Has the Washington Post lost its way -- or has the outlet found it? Andrew Malcolm and I discuss their surprisingly clear and dispassionate analysis of Democrat disarray in Texas. We also talk about the sale of Warner Discovery and its potential impact on narrative amplification disguised as news.