In this episode, we analyze President Biden's Oval Office address to the nation, his first since withdrawing from the presidential race. We also delve into Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to a Joint Session of Congress, where he underscores the critical importance of U.S.-Israel relations and addresses the issue of anti-Israeli protesters, labeling them as the "useful idiots" of the Iranian regime.

In this bonus episode, we discuss FBI Director Christopher Wray's Testimony to the House Judiciary Committee. A lot of new information came to light such as Google searches on the Shooter (Matthew Thomas Crooks) phone indicating he had research the Kennedy Assassination and Lee Harvey Oswald. There was also new information about Crooks flying a drone just hours before the assassination attempt as well as explosive devices found in his car and house that could be remotely detonated. Questions still remain however, how he learned to make such bombs while we also learned that Iran had a plot to assassinate the former president.

In this episode, we cover the resignation of Secret Service Director Kim Cheatle and analyze newly released bodycam footage from immediately after the Trump assassination attempt, showing a Secret Service agent identifying Crooks as the suspicious person before the incident. We also discuss Benjamin Netanyahu's upcoming speech to a joint session of Congress, the boycott by several Democrats, and Kamala Harris's decision to attend a sorority event instead. Additionally, we review Harris's first campaign speech, where she challenges Trump's record against hers (or lack thereof) any day. Finally, in our "This Day in History" segment, we explore the founding of Detroit.

In this episode, we discuss how Vice President Kamala Harris has likely convinced enough delegates to commit to her to secure the presidential nomination based on a survey by the Associated Press. We discuss how it is undemocratic in the way she is getting the nomination but not illegal. We also talk about how Harris does not need the votes of independents to win the election, but just needs to motivate Democrats to come out and vote. We also cover the Congressional hearing/grilling of Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle and how her Secret Service denied multiple requests from the Trump Campaign for added security. Finally, on "This Day in History" we discuss the death of President and General Ulysses S. Grant

In this episode, we dive into the anticipated announcement that President Biden is dropping out of the presidential race. We explore the reasons behind this decision, with a primary focus on financial challenges. We then discuss the process the Democrats will need to follow to nominate a new candidate, including the potential for an open convention. Kamala Harris emerges as a likely replacement, but the lack of endorsement from the Obamas hints that Michelle Obama might enter the race. Lastly, in our "This Day in History" segment, we reflect on Lyndon Johnson's decision not to seek re-election amidst the Vietnam War.

In this episode, we wrap up the final day of the RNC Convention, featuring speeches from Hulk Hogan, Eric Trump, and a pivotal address by Donald Trump—his first since the assassination attempt. We then shift our focus to the Biden campaign, where the President is under immense pressure from key congressional allies, donors, and even former President Barack Obama to withdraw from the race. We delve into an Axios report suggesting Biden might step down as early as this weekend. Lastly, we discuss the global technology outage caused by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, which has led to widespread disruptions at airports, banks, and hospitals.

In this episode, we dive into day two of the RNC Convention, focusing on Nikki Haley's impactful speech and the day's theme, "Make America Safe Again." We examine the influence of Soros-backed prosecutors and the broader issue of how some liberal prosecutors have strayed from the pursuit of justice. Additionally, we cover the high-profile case of Sen. Bob Menendez, who was found guilty of all charges including corruption, obstruction, and acting as a foreign agent. We also discuss President Biden's private meetings advocating for Supreme Court Justices' term limits, which would necessitate a constitutional amendment. Lastly, in our "This Day in History" segment, we reminisce about the opening day of Disneyland.

In this episode, we interviewed Tyler Friel, who witnessed the tragic shooting at the Trump rally in Butler, PA. Tyler shares his firsthand account of the incident, including the moment President Trump and innocent bystanders were shot. We delve into the layout of the rally and explore the apparent communication breakdowns between the Secret Service and local police regarding the security of the building where Thomas Matthew Crooks was positioned. We also feature an electrifying clip from the RNC, where Tim Scott energizes the crowd. Additionally, we provide insights into Trump's running mate, J.D. Vance. Finally, in our "This Day in History" segment, we discuss the founding of Washington, D.C.

In this episode, we cover the tragic and deadly assassination attempt on Donald Trump by Thomas Matthews Crooks in Butler, Pennsylvania. We provide the latest facts, including the casualties, such as the heroic Corey Comperatore, who was killed while shielding his family. We delve into what is known about the shooter, including his political ties and any potential motives. Additionally, we discuss the multiple failures by the Secret Service, highlighting how their priorities have shifted towards DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) under Director Kimberly Cheatle. Finally, in our history segment, we examine the assassination attempt on Teddy Roosevelt during his presidential campaign and the similarities Donald and Teddy have.

In this episode, we break down President Biden's NATO Press Conferences form the gaffs, lies, nonsensical speech, and several, several coughs. We also cover that three more Congressional Democrats have come forward to ask President Biden to step aside, bringing the total number to 17. Finally, on "This Day in History" we cover Disco Demolition Night in Comiskey Park.