In this episode, we break down the critical moments from the highly anticipated debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, highlighting the moderators' one-sided fact-checking and the questionable framing of certain questions. We also reflect on the significance of 9/11, particularly in light of the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, and the enduring impact it has had on the nation.

In this episode, we dive into former GOP Vice President Dick Cheney's endorsement of Kamala Harris, joining his daughter Liz, and explore why this isn't surprising given his deep connections to the military-industrial complex. We also break down the Biden administration’s rush to allocate billions in taxpayer dollars for Green New Deal initiatives before the funds expire, raising questions about fiscal responsibility. Additionally, we analyze the latest New York Times/Siena poll showing a dead heat between Trump and Kamala Harris as they head into the debate. Lastly, in "This Day in History," we explore the official adoption of the name "The United States of America" and how it evolved from a plural to a singular term, reflecting the nation's unity.

In this episode, we discuss the last minute guilty plea of Hunter Biden with statements form him and the prosecution. We also talk about Alford Pleas and why Hunter withdrew his. We then move to updates regarding the tragic shooting at a highschool in Winder, GA and how the shooter's (Colt Gray) father (Colin Gray) is also charged with murder. We discuss the charging of parents of teen shooters in mass shootings and why parents should be held criminally liable for giving access to their underage children to firearms. We then move to a report which shows that Gen Z will officially have more people in the workforce than Baby Boomers at the end of the year and how many people struggle with working with the young generation. Finally, on "This Day in History" we discuss the William McKinley assassination and how the Secret Service took over full time protection of the president.

In this episode, we discuss the tragic school shooting in Georgia, the questions it raises about school safety and gun control, and how the Democratic party is using the incident for political leverage. We also explore the story of Tim Walz's brother allegedly endorsing Donald Trump and Liz Cheney’s unsurprising endorsement of Kamala Harris. In addition, we break down the recent Justice Department indictment of several Hamas leaders, highlighting how it is largely symbolic due to many leaders being presumed dead and the lack of authority to make arrests in Gaza. Finally, in "This Day in History," we revisit the Munich Massacre, where a Palestinian terror group kidnapped and murdered Israeli athletes during the 1972 Olympics.

In this episode, we discuss the major political shakeup in Ukraine, where Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba and three other Cabinet members resigned, marking the most significant change in Ukraine's government since the war began. We also delve into Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's refusal to hold elections and the silencing of opposition voices within the country. Additionally, we cover the recent deadly Russian ballistic missile attack on a Ukrainian military academy training drone pilots, as Russian President Vladimir Putin visits Mongolia, which did not arrest him despite the outstanding ICC warrant. Shifting to the U.S. economy, we fact-check Kamala Harris's claim that her administration has revived American manufacturing, with a recent report revealing that manufacturing has declined for 21 of the last 22 months. Finally, in "This Day in History," we explore the founding of Google.

In this episode, we cover the tragic killing of six more hostages by Hamas, sharing the heartbreaking stories of 24-year-old Eden Yerushlami, who was abducted while speaking to her sisters on the phone, and American Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who lost his arm to a grenade while trying to protect his friends. We discuss the horrifying video Hamas posted of the hostages, likely filmed just before their deaths. Additionally, we examine the ongoing protests in Israel demanding a cease-fire and Netanyahu's response to these demands. Shifting to the campaign trail, we highlight Kamala Harris’s strikingly different accents during speeches in Detroit and Pittsburgh while discussing unions. We also discuss unions focusing on the recent hotel workers' strike and the evolving role of unions in modern America. Finally, in "This Day in History," we explore the significance of the Treaty of Paris, which ended the American Revolution.

In this episode, we fact-check Kamala Harris's interview with CNN's Dana Bash, scrutinizing her claims about the success of Bidenomics by examining USDA data on rising grocery prices during the Biden administration. We also break down her proposal for a $25,000 tax credit for first-time homebuyers, comparing it to the 2009 credit and exploring how it could worsen current market conditions. Additionally, we investigate Harris's past statements on fracking to assess her consistency on the issue, and we examine her assertions about defending the border by reviewing actual illegal crossing numbers. Finally, in "This Day in History," we reflect on Thurgood Marshall's confirmation as Supreme Court Justice and the impact he had on the court.

In this episode, we delve into the escalating conflict in Israel, where the war has now spread to the West Bank, with Israeli forces targeting militants in Jenin, pushing any hopes of a cease-fire further away. We also address the controversy surrounding the Trump campaign's photoshoot at Arlington National Cemetery’s Section 60, including reports of a confrontation between campaign staff and cemetery personnel. Additionally, We also discuss Ford dropping it's DEI initiatives, joining several other companies doing the same after severe backlash. Finally, in "This Day in History," we revisit Hurricane Katrina's devastating landfall and Mayor Ray Nagin's infamous "Chocolate City" speech.

In this episode, we discussed how Harris has flip flopped yet again on another issue and has stolen a Trump idea, building a border wall. We also discuss how Harris has finally agreed to a sit down interview, with CNN's Dana Bash. Yet she will not be alone as it is a joint interview with Tim Walz. Next, discuss the new superseding indictment filed by Special Counsel Jack Smith in Florida and how it's timing is very suspect. We also update you on the war in Ukraine and how they are again losing to Moscow, despite telling us just a couple weeks ago they were invading Russia. Finally, in "This Day in History," we reflect on Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech and discuss how, even today, Democrats continue to enact laws and policies rooted in race.

In the final hour of this three-hour special, we take a deep dive into Kamala Harris’ tax plan, examining how it uses Trump’s tax cuts while also posing significant risks with the proposed wealth tax and corporate tax hikes. We also discuss the John Lewis Voting Rights Act that Kamala said she wants to pass, even though the Supreme Court has already ruled that parts of it would be unconstitutional. Finally, in "This Day in History," we explore the Kellogg-Briand Pact, a post-WWI treaty aimed at preventing war, and its ultimate failure.