Nick Shirley takes his fraud investigation straight to Congress, laying out how “daycare” operations with blacked-out windows, no kids, and obvious red flags pulled in millions of taxpayer dollars anyway. I break down his opening statement, the patterns he documented on the ground, and why agencies moved to freeze funding after his reporting blew up.

Then we pivot to the broader headlines driving the day: Trump’s blunt message on the global stage about economics, leverage, and priorities at home, plus a look at Ilhan Omar facing new scrutiny over a sudden spike in family wealth tied to her husband’s business dealings. We wrap with media and culture moments that show how fast narratives get spun, and why facts still matter.

This episode breaks down the Don Lemon church controversy, his attempt to spin backlash into “white supremacy,” and his unhinged response to Nicki Minaj. We walk through why disrupting a church crosses a legal and moral line, why the media keeps protecting it, and why Don Lemon would never try the same stunt at a mosque or a black church.

From there, we dig into the Minneapolis fallout and the broader ICE gaslighting campaign. I break down the media narrative versus reality, Scott Jennings dismantles CNN talking points, and we look at the push to erase the term “illegal alien” even though it appears throughout U.S. law. We also address calls to abolish ICE, what that would actually mean for enforcement, and why pretending violent criminals are not being arrested is one of the most dangerous lies being sold right now.

Today’s show is heavy, but necessary. I break down what happened after our fundraising platform suddenly froze and withheld money meant to protect journalists who are facing real, credible threats. I walk you through the timeline, the emails, the excuses, and why none of it adds up. Transparency matters, especially when thousands of you donated in good faith to protect people putting their lives on the line.

Then we get into the madness at a church that was disrupted during worship, with Don Lemon right in the middle of it. I explain why this wasn’t journalism, why Christians need to stop being passive, and why protecting churches, families, and free speech is no longer optional. We also cover attacks on journalists in the street, the difference between reporting and reckless provocation, and why accountability matters on all sides. This episode is about truth, courage, and standing firm when it actually costs something.

I react to the chaos coming from the left, starting with Ben Shapiro going on Gavin Newsom’s podcast and exposing the political deflection and word games around basic issues like biology and immigration.

From there, we get into Minnesota unrest, talk of the Insurrection Act, and the media narrative versus what’s actually happening on the ground. I also break down the viral protest clips, ICE enforcement, and why common sense still matters.

We’re in a fight, and if you’re not paying attention, you’re already losing. I talk about what it means to stand up, stop letting division weaken us, and why I still believe the American flag represents progress and something worth defending.

Then I’m joined live by Nick Sortor, who’s on the ground in Minnesota describing chaos that’s gone way beyond “protest.” He lays out what he says happened in real time: federal vehicles looted, fires set, a select-fire rifle taken from an FBI vehicle, and police response that he describes as basically nonexistent. We get into what this means for public safety, why independent journalists are being targeted, and why we’re pushing support through the Blackline Guardian Fund to help protect reporters like Nick, Cam, and others who are risking everything to show you the truth.

President Trump had a very Trump moment in Michigan when a heckler crossed the line and he responded with a gesture that instantly went viral. I break down what actually happened, why people are losing their minds over it, and why authenticity, even when it’s messy, is something voters recognize immediately.

Then we get into the chaos at the airport with Eric Adams, the nonsense coming from Ketanji Brown Jackson on gender ideology, and a New Year’s Eve shooting involving an off-duty ICE agent that the media is already trying to spin. I walk through the facts, the double standards, and why common sense keeps getting thrown out the window.

We break down the escalating ICE chaos in Minnesota, including activists harassing agents, blocking operations, and then playing victim when it goes sideways. I also cover the threats journalists like Nick Sortor are facing just for reporting the truth on the ground, and why protecting truth-tellers matters.

Then we pivot to Druski's latest video: a viral church skit that hit a little too close to home, and a straight-up conversation about hypocrisy, money, and what real faith should look like.

They’re mad about a federal agent getting HIT BY A CAR and defending himself. The bodycam footage tells the truth, and it completely destroys the fake “innocent mom” narrative the media and Democrats are pushing. Watch the video, use your eyes, and tell me who’s really lying.

Tim Walz and Jacob Frey are using emotional rhetoric and flat-out lies to distract from the facts surrounding the ICE shooting. Instead of holding criminals and agitators accountable, they’re attacking law enforcement and fueling chaos with dishonest narratives. I break down their statements line by line, expose the hypocrisy, and show why their leadership is failing Minnesota in real time.

This episode is wall-to-wall accountability. I break down the Minnesota shooting involving ICE agents and explain exactly why the media keeps lying about what really happened. I walk through the footage, the official statements, and the hard truth about what happens when activism turns into violence.

From there, I expose the fraud trail tied to Tim Walz and Minnesota DHS, including whistleblower testimony, forged documents, and millions in taxpayer money disappearing without oversight. I also react to Stephen A. Smith finally saying the quiet part out loud about Venezuela, government hypocrisy, and holding both parties accountable. The takeaway is simple: truth survives when people stop being afraid to say it.