In this episode, we explore the implications of President Biden's upcoming news conference at the NATO summit amid a growing wave of waning support from Democrats, the media, and even Hollywood. We delve into George Clooney's New York Times op-ed withdrawing his support for Biden and Jon Favreau's candid remarks about witnessing Biden's struggles firsthand. Additionally, we examine China's assertion that NATO is escalating tensions by seeking to expand in the Pacific region, emphasizing the Indo-Pacific as a critical priority for U.S. foreign policy. We also cover the latest developments in Hunter Biden's legal troubles, as he withdraws his request for a new trial in his felony firearms case due to his legal team's procedural missteps. Finally, in our "This Day in History" segment, we commemorate the anniversary of the world's first skyscraper, the Tower Building in New York City.

In this episode, we delve into President Joe Biden's recent speech at NATO, highlighting the ongoing financial support for Ukraine and their plea for additional funds. We also examine Representative Jerry Nadler's retraction of his initial call for Biden to step down, despite lingering concerns. Our coverage of the Israeli conflict continues as we report on Israel's strike on the Gaza town of Deir al-Balah amid renewed ceasefire discussions. Finally, in our "This Day in History" segment, we explore the launch of Telstar 1, the world's first communications satellite.

IN this episode we discuss the very contentious press conference with Karine Jean-Pierre where she tells members of the White House Press Corps to "Show her some respect" as the media is finally turning on the Biden administration. We also examine the subject of the press conference: a Parkinson's doctor recorded on White House guest logs for multiple visits. We also cover the recent letter President Biden sent to Democrats to emphasize him staying in the race. Shifting our focus to international news, we discuss the recent bombings of children's hospitals in Ukraine and their devastating impact. Finally, in our "This Day in History" segment, we explore the death of President Zachary Taylor while in office.

In anticipation of this weeks NATO summit, in this episode, we dive into the intricacies of NATO, exploring its purpose, structure, and functions. We break down Article 5 and its implications for member nations, and examine the ongoing issue of several countries not meeting the 2% GDP defense spending requirement. We also delve into the controversial suggestions from Trump and his allies about a potential U.S. exit from NATO and discuss how the alliance is preparing to address the challenges posed by a possible Trump presidency. Finally, on "This day in History" we discuss the final space shuttle flight.

In this episode, we cover Hurricane Beryl as it makes landfall in Southern Texas, bringing significant weather updates, potential impacts, and why you should start preparing for Hurricane season. We also analyze President Biden's recent ABC interview with George Stephanopoulos, discussing how it failed to quell concerns about his mental acuity and the growing number of Democrats urging him to step down as the nominee. .Finally, we discuss one potential replacement who has the numbers to beat Trump, Michelle Obama.

In this episode we break down the Supreme Court decisions in Fisher and Trump v. United States. We then discuss how the Trump prosecution can go forward in light of these decisions. On "This Day in History" we discuss the James Garfield Assassination's.

In this episode, we continue to cover the fallout of the disastrous performance of President Biden at the debate including calls within the DNC to replace him before the convention. We discuss the call the DNC chair made to assuage party leaders two factions seem to be taking place. We talk about the Biden's handlers or regents who appear to making the decisions for him and their interest in keeping him propped up for as long as possible. We also discuss the upcoming French election and the rise of Marine Le Pen's National Rally Party and how it could be a precursor to the U.S. elections in November. Finally, on "This Day in History" we discuss the launch of the Zip Code.

In this episode, we dive deep into the first presidential debate, discussing everything from the moderators' leniency to Biden's mental acuity, and Trump's mention of Sen. Tim Scott, hinting at a possible VP choice. In this day in history, we explore two bookend events that frame WWI: the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and the signing of the Treaty of Versailles.

In this episode we discussed the details of the first presidential debate on CNN. We also cover the troubling story of yet another Supreme Court opinion on abortion being leaked early, following the earlier Dobbs leak. Next, we explore the potential SAG-AFTRA strike over studios' use of AI in video games, which threatens to replace human actors. We then highlight NASA's upcoming "Planet Parade" this weekend and how you can catch a glimpse of this celestial event. Finally, in our "This Day in History" segment, we discuss the decommissioning of Route 66 and its lasting impact on American culture.

In this episode, we start by discussing how national companies are scaling back or entirely forgoing LGBTQ-themed pride products during Pride Month this year due to several successful conservatives boycotts over the past year. Next, we analyze the recent Supreme Court decision in the immigration case Dep't of State v. Munoz, exploring its implications for the fundamental right to marriage and how it intersects with President Biden's recent immigration executive orders. We also cover the political shakeup as "Squad" member Rep. Jamaal Bowman lost his primary election bid in a contest that cost over $20 million. Lastly, in our "This Day in History" segment, we reflect on the founding of the United Nations.