On Independence Day, July 4, 2025, at 5:00 PM Eastern, President Donald J. Trump signed the Big Beautiful Bill into law. Symbolically, it is perfect timing. Constitutionally, it is long overdue. Teddy Collins, co-founder of The 2nd Syndicate, explains that while this bill is a win—it is not the win we needed. And it is time our elected representatives, especially those on the right, stop treating partial relief like full-blown victory.

Jake Jabs shares how his family fled communism and built AFW. Stan Everitt explains the religious and individualist roots of America’s founding.

Bill Federer explains religion’s influence on America’s founding; Bill Rutledge highlights George Washington’s early military career and leadership during the Revolutionary War.

Allen Guelzo shares insights on Gettysburg’s overlooked details and causes; Phil Ginn discusses religious freedom’s importance and concerns with the Big Beautiful Bill.

Patrick Moore of the CO2 Coalition defends carbon dioxide and nuclear energy; Jay Davidson calls for a return to founding principles and fiscal responsibility.

The U.S. The Supreme Court upheld Tennessee’s Senate Bill 1, which prohibits providing minors with puberty blockers or hormone therapy to treat gender dysphoria, ruling that the law is constitutional. In response, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene announced that she would reintroduce the “Protect Children’s Innocence Act” and pledged to continue pushing for federal legislation. Author Allen Thomas notes, “With state sovereignty taking a front seat in many recent Supreme Court rulings, and with so much at stake culturally and politically, we now face a larger question: should this issue be addressed through national legislation, or is it best left to the states?”

Kevin Lundberg compares Gavin Newsom to George Wallace and calls out judicial overreach in Colorado; Producer Joe and Producer Luke debate Trump’s Middle East policy and the lessons of The Prince.

Karen Levine and Lorne Levy discuss real estate trends and subsidized housing risks; Yvonne Paez rallies support for Protect Kids Colorado; Mike Rawluk raises surveillance concerns.

Daniel Turner details left-wing nonprofit influence in government during congressional testimony. Guests also address AI privacy and protest rights.

Pam Long connects the dots vaccine recommendations for children, doctor’s incentives to vaccinate children, and big pharma. Long explains that consumers must use neutral sources to make vaccine decisions and not rely on vaccine salesmen. Long notes that the current immunization program is operating under a system of coercion rather than voluntary informed consent.