Josh opens the show by tackling a fundamental question: What does it actually mean to be a conservative when it comes to the economy? Josh makes the case that conservatives must both unapologetically defend the basic integrity of capitalism while maintaining and refining some of the nationalist elements of President Trump's political program.

Ryan Girdusky joins Josh to break down another round of polling failures, including what the polls got wrong in Wisconsin with the DSA-backed candidate’s loss and what they missed in Michigan, where a DSA candidate came out on top.

Meanwhile, the civil war inside the Democratic Party continues. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries says he doesn’t support DSA policies—yet continues to support DSA candidates. Josh calls out the contradiction and asks how Democrats can distance themselves from the socialist Left while continuing to help elect its candidates.

Finally, Josh revisits comments made by former Attorney General Eric Holder about his role in the Obama administration as Democrats erupt over recent remarks from Attorney General Todd Blanche. Josh exposes what he sees as another glaring double standard and asks why the rules always seem to change depending on which party controls Washington.

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Josh opens by taking aim at Democrats constantly claiming they are the “big tent” party—but when push comes to shove, are they really? Josh breaks down the growing battle inside the Democratic Party and explains why the resistance to the DSA could become a major problem for Democrats heading into the 2026 midterms.

Tyler O’Neil, Senior Investigative Reporter with The Daily Signal, joins Josh to dig into the latest surrounding the SPLC, the indictment made earlier this week, and where it all fits into the mounting scrutiny and pushback against the controversial nonprofit.

Josh also shines a light on a story the legacy media seemingly has little interest in talking about: prescription drug prices continuing to fall. Josh explains what’s driving prices down, who stands to benefit, and why the White House needs to get much louder about what’s happening.

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Josh opens the show by discussing CAIR’s influence on American elections and why he believes everyone needs to take notice of what is happening. Daniel Greenfield, CEO the David Horowitz Freedom Center, joins Josh to take a deeper dive into CAIR’s political influence and explain what it could mean in the grand scheme of things.

Josh also discusses Karoline Leavitt’s decision to prioritize her family and the importance of recognizing the personal trade-offs that come with major life and career decisions.

Josh wraps up the show by looking at the latest political dynamics heading into the upcoming elections. He also takes aim at Hakeem Jeffries for yet another tone-deaf comment, especially given the multiple assassination attempts and alleged plots against President Trump.

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Josh opens the show by discussing the surprising results of Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial primary and why he believes DSA-backed candidate Hong went down in flames. Josh also examines why the polling was once again so far off and where Republicans now stand in the governor’s race with a supposedly more moderate Democrat emerging from the primary.

Micah Q. Jones, a candidate for Congress in Massachusetts, joins Josh to discuss his campaign, why he decided to run, and the issues at the center of his race.

Josh also dives into the controversial Massachusetts abortion law signed earlier this week and what it means for late-term abortions in the state. He discusses baby development, including what research tells us about pain perception around 20 weeks, and explains why the new law is so horrific.

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Josh opens the show by discussing Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's growing influence within the Democratic Party and what her long-term political aspirations may be. He examines the challenges Democrats face heading into the midterm elections as more DSA-backed candidates emerge and where AOC fits into the movement's future. Josh also discusses Tucker Carlson's latest interview with Hunter Biden, revisiting the controversy surrounding the Hunter Biden laptop story and Carlson's role in the coverage leading up to the 2020 election.

Ike Brannon, President of Capital Policy Analytics, joins Josh to discuss another often-overlooked factor in the inflation debate: tort lawsuits and the hidden costs they pass along to consumers. The two examine how litigation impacts businesses, prices, and the broader economy.

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Josh opens the show by discussing the growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America  within the Democratic Party and what it means for the party's future and the direction of the country.

Rebeccah Heinrichs, Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute, joins Josh to break down the latest developments involving Iran and the significance of President Trump's comments over the weekend. They discuss what they expect to hear from the White House in the coming days, who is leading negotiations with Iran, and what a potential path toward ending the conflict could look like.

Josh wraps up the show by looking ahead to the 2026 midterm elections and what could happen if Democrats regain control of the House. He discusses why some Democrats are already floating the possibility of another impeachment effort and what that could mean for the remainder of President Trump's term.

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Josh opens the show by discussing the latest developments in U.S. politics, including the 2026 midterm elections, the Supreme Court's ruling on birthright citizenship, and President Trump's latest executive order in response to that decision. Josh explains what the order does and what it could mean for the administration's immigration agenda moving forward.

Harry Enten, Chief Data Analyst at CNN, joins Josh to discuss the 2026 midterms. The two examine the latest polling and where Republicans stand in their efforts to hold onto both the House and Senate. Enten explains why he believes the real battle is for the Senate and why the current electoral map makes that contest especially compelling.

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Rand Paul's Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs votes to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt. But will it go anywhere? Josh breaks down the law and the politics of holding the mad doctor accountable.

Victoria Coates, vice president of The Heritage Foundation, joins the program to unpack the latest with the Strait of Hormuz and the Iran standoff. The pair also touch on Saudi Arabia, Gaza, Turkey, and more.

Also, a "good guy with a gun" saves the day in Idaho and why the Communist-Islamist "Red-Green" Alliance in Michigan might be in for a rude political awakening.

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Josh opens the show by breaking down the results of Michigan's Democratic primary and what they could mean for the future of the Democratic Party. He also examines the chances of progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed winning Michigan's U.S. Senate race and why Democrats ignore the party's leftward shift at their own peril.

Luke Macias, political commentator, joins Josh to discuss the reality of Democrats' efforts to turn Texas blue through the state's Senate race. They examine the challenges Republicans face in Texas, what Democrats are trying to accomplish in the Lone Star State, and whether the state's political landscape is truly changing.

Josh also discusses the latest on Iran and the ongoing discussion surrounding a potential deal with the regime. He also weighs in on what he believes President Trump should do next and why the mixed messaging coming from the White House is creating unnecessary confusion.

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Josh opens the show by discussing what "the common good" really means as the debate takes center stage across the country. He explains the difference between policies that genuinely serve the common good and the way the phrase is being used by some to advance their own political agenda.

Oren Cass, Chief Economist at American Compass, joins Josh to discuss inflation, the growing conversation surrounding the New Right movement, and the renewed focus on the idea of the common good. They also examine the rise of data centers and what their long-term impact could be on the U.S. economy.

With it being primary day in Michigan, Josh wraps up the show by discussing the DSA-backed candidate on the ballot and what a primary victory would say about the direction of Democratic voters in the state.

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