The Joe Pags Show

The Spurs are gearing up for Game 1 of the NBA Finals tonight in San Antonio, and Joe Pags says it’s one of the few things left that can truly bring people together — pure, bipartisan fun. Then, he sounds off on California’s election system, questioning why it’s so hard to have an election day without endless mail-in ballot controversies and delayed results. Plus, Scott Pelley is out, and Pags doesn’t hold back, saying it’s time for legacy media to face accountability after years of losing the trust of the American people.

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The White House Correspondents’ Dinner has officially been rescheduled, and Joe Pags has the latest details and what it could mean politically. Then, Pags takes aim at James Talarico, arguing the Texas Democrat’s public image and political positions don’t match the Christian values he frequently promotes. He also breaks down why Graham Platner’s attempts to appeal to both sides of the political spectrum are backfiring amid renewed scrutiny over past controversies. Plus, an update on the Anti-Weaponization Fund and why supporters say the fight against politically motivated prosecutions and government overreach remains just as important years after January 6.

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Markwayne Mullin is in the spotlight after a fiery hearing exchange with Senator Chris Murphy that Joe Pags says is one for the books. Mullin also pushes back on claims surrounding Delaney Hall as Newark's mayor continues efforts to shut the facility down. Then, Part 1 with NewsNation senior immigration correspondent Ali Bradley, who breaks down the differences between Trump and Biden border policies, cartel activity, the newly discovered tunnel from Mexico into California, why Del Rio remains a hotspot for illegal crossings, and what she's hearing about Delaney Hall.

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Pags breaks down Marco Rubio’s warning that Iran won’t get sanctions relief just for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. He also reacts to President Trump’s order reviewing childhood vaccine recommendations and sounds off after a judge clears a left-wing group to fly an anti-Trump flag near Trump property. Then, Part 2 with NewsNation’s Ali Bradley on Delaney Hall, cartel activity, border security, drug seizures, and the latest immigration developments.

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Dozens are arrested outside Delaney Hall as officials attempt to calm tensions surrounding the immigration facility, and Joe Pags asks what the media isn’t telling you about what’s really happening on the ground. He breaks down the protests, the arrests, and the competing narratives surrounding the facility. Then, Jill Biden’s book tour continues, and Pags says her comments on Joe Biden’s pardons, cognitive decline, and the final years of his presidency are as revealing as they are astonishing. A blunt look at what she’s saying now — and why many Americans are asking where this honesty was years ago.

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Salt on watermelon — delicious or downright criminal? Joe Pags and the crew dive into one of the most ridiculous food debates yet, with strong opinions flying over whether it’s somehow even worse than pineapple on pizza. Then, Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch joins for a wide-ranging conversation on radical Islam, the cultural battles playing out across Europe and the West, and the history of Israel. Spencer breaks down the origins of the conflict, separates fact from fiction, and shares historical context that may surprise even longtime followers of the issue.

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President Trump says “cancel it” as controversy swirls around the America 250 concert lineup, but some artists are urging him to keep the celebration alive. There’s even talk of turning it into a massive MAGA-style event, but Joe Pags says America’s 250th birthday should be about celebrating the country — not politics. The crew dives into what could actually help bring Americans back together. Then, Kay Hill joins to discuss reports that controversial American commentators have been barred from entering Great Britain, raising bigger questions about free speech, censorship, and where countries draw the line between controversial opinions and public safety.

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Pam Bondi admits there were redaction errors in the Epstein files while defending DOJ’s handling of the release, and Joe Pags digs into whether Americans will ever get real answers. Then, the Iran deal remains unresolved after President Trump’s Situation Room meeting, with major sticking points still on the table — including the Strait of Hormuz, enriched uranium, and frozen funds. Plus, Dr. Mehmet Oz joins to expose massive medical fraud in states like California, Ohio, and Minnesota, explain how much taxpayer money could be recovered, and break down TrumpRx, GLP-1 costs, and whether recovered fraud dollars could be redirected to Americans who actually need help.

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The Spurs force a Game 7 and San Antonio is fired up — but a political controversy is brewing after Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones is accused of accepting a gift worth more than $1,000 to attend a Spurs game despite city ethics rules. Joe Pags breaks down the allegations and the growing backlash. Plus, Border Hawk reporter Wid Lyman joins after reporting from outside Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey, where he witnessed the protests, the alleged hunger strike claims, the politicians showing up at the facility, and what he says is really happening on the ground.

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Is the Trump administration doing everything it can to lower prescription drug prices? Joe Pags says yes, while critics say more should be done, leading to a lively debate over TrumpRx and healthcare costs. Then, a federal judge orders President Trump’s name removed from the Kennedy Center, ruling that only Congress can authorize such a change. Pags reacts and says the fight is far from over. Plus, Josh Hammer joins for a deep dive into the E. Jean Carroll controversy, the latest legal questions surrounding her testimony, allegations of outside influence, and how the case compares to other high-profile accusations that have shaped American politics.

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