Josh opens today's show with the latest developments involving Iran and the president's comments about the possibility of renewed military action. Josh explains why he believes the U.S. must finish the job in Iran and argues that the window to act is closing.

Josh is then joined by George Mason University law professor Eugene Kontorovich to discuss the International Criminal Court and Secretary of State Marco Rubio's efforts to dismantle what many view as a rogue international tribunal.

Josh also breaks down the political fallout from Senator Lindsey Graham's shocking death over the weekend and what his passing could mean for the balance of power in the Senate and the GOP's ability to advance key legislation.

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Josh Hammer mourns the sudden and tragic passing of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), one of the most gifted raw politicians and most visible senators of his generation. Josh pays tribute to Graham's accomplishments, including his defiant defense of Brett Kavanaugh at the judge's 2018 Supreme Court confirmation hearing.

Josh also breaks down the latest back-and-forth with Iran, as the Battle for the Strait of Hormuz heats up. President Trump says the U.S. naval blockade is back—but is it? Also, Ro Khanna stages a ridiculous stunt to better serve his likely 2028 presidential bid, and a new immigration bill attempts to mitigate the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship damage.

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Josh opens the show with the latest developments from the Tyler Robinson pretrial in Utah, breaking down the key moments from this week's courtroom proceedings. He examines the overwhelming evidence presented so far and discusses why some bad actors continue to spread false narratives about who killed Charlie Kirk. Josh argues that once the case is over, it will be time for a serious reckoning within the conservative movement, especially for those on the Right who have sought to shift blame toward Israel despite the facts.

Later, Josh provides the latest update on Iran as tensions between the United States and Iran remain high. He explains what the recent developments mean for the prospects of peace in the Middle East, the future of U.S.-Israel relations, and the broader strategic challenges facing the region.

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Josh opens the show by discussing Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner's decision to suspend his campaign following sexual assault allegations. He examines the political fallout, questions the Democratic Party's response, and argues that the controversy could have broader implications as both parties begin looking ahead to the 2026 midterm elections.

Next, Josh breaks down reports of a possible security concern aboard the new Air Force One during President Trump's trip to Turkey. He explains why the incident raises larger questions about America's relationship with Qatar and argues that it may be time to rethink U.S. policy toward the Gulf nation.

Finally, Josh looks ahead to the 2028 Republican presidential race, explaining why the administration's handling of Iran could become a defining issue for one of the party's leading contenders and how today's foreign policy decisions may shape tomorrow's primary battle.

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Josh opens the show with the latest developments in Iran following U.S. strikes earlier this week. He explains why the agreement between the United States and Iran now appears to be effectively dead, what prompted President Trump to authorize military action, and what the strikes could mean for the region moving forward.

Later, Rich Goldberg, Senior Advisor at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, joins the show to break down the latest developments in Iran, assess the strategic implications of the U.S. response, and discuss what comes next for both Washington and Tehran.

Finally, Josh examines a new study on the economic costs of illegal immigration, discussing what the findings could mean for public policy and why he believes border security and immigration enforcement should remain central issues on the campaign trail.

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Josh opens the show by exposing what he argues is the latest example of Democratic hypocrisy surrounding Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner. He breaks down the media's handling of the story, examining why many outlets have given it little attention and what he sees as a double standard in political coverage.

 

Next, Josh provides an update on the case against Tyler Robinson, who is accused of killing Charlie Kirk last September in Utah. He recaps the key moments from Monday's preliminary hearing, discusses the evidence presented in court, and explains what to watch for as the case moves forward.

 

Finally, Josh turns to President Trump's trip to Turkey for the NATO summit. He examines the president's relationship with Turkey's leadership, discusses the broader strategic questions surrounding the alliance, and asks whether NATO is still fulfilling the role it was created to serve in today's geopolitical landscape.

 

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Josh opens the show by discussing the latest examples of Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) and how the Left's opposition to President Trump has become so all-consuming that many refuse to acknowledge major accomplishments for the country. Josh explains why this isn't a new phenomenon and how Trump continues to put his critics in politically difficult positions—including the latest controversy surrounding the FIFA World Cup red card incident.

 

Later, Dr. John Eastman joins the show to discuss the path forward following last week's Supreme Court setback on birthright citizenship. Eastman breaks down what the Court's ruling means, the questions that remain unresolved, and the legal and policy options still available as the debate over birthright citizenship continues.

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As America celebrates Independence Day, Josh Hammer takes a deep dive into the ideas and principles that gave birth to the greatest experiment in self-government the world has ever known. From the biblical concept of covenant to the influence of Judeo-Christian values on the Founding Fathers, Josh explores the spiritual, philosophical, and constitutional foundations that continue to define the American experiment.

Joining the show is Lee Habeeb, host of Our American Stories, for a fascinating conversation on the people, ideas, and moments that shaped our nation. Together, they discuss how biblical teaching, the lessons of history, and the wisdom of the Founders influenced America's commitment to liberty, limited government, individual responsibility, and the rule of law.

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, Josh and Lee reflect on why understanding our nation's origins has never been more important—and why preserving the principles that made America exceptional remains one of the defining challenges of our time.

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As America prepares to celebrate the Fourth of July, Josh Hammer reflects on the founding of our nation, the enduring principles of liberty and self-government, and the challenges facing the American republic today. He explains why understanding our history isn't just about honoring the past—it's essential to preserving our future.

Josh is then joined by bestselling author Eric Metaxas to discuss his timely new book, Revolution: The Birth of the Greatest Nation in the History of the World. Together, they explore the incredible story behind America's founding, separate fact from fiction about the Founding Fathers, and explain why so many Americans have forgotten the ideas that gave birth to the greatest experiment in self-government the world has ever known.

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Josh opens the show by breaking down what's next in the birthright citizenship case following the Supreme Court's ruling. He explains what the decision actually means, where the legal battle goes from here, and why the fight over the Constitution's interpretation is far from over.

Next, Josh discusses the continued shift on the transgender issue, arguing that common sense is finally beginning to prevail on what should be an overwhelming bipartisan issue. He examines the cultural and legal momentum behind the debate.

Finally, Josh turns to immigration, highlighting a feisty hearing on Capitol Hill that underscored both the progress made in securing the border and the challenges that remain. He explains why stronger enforcement is still needed—particularly in blue cities—and what lawmakers should prioritize moving forward.

 

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