Mark Weber, Director of the Institute for Historical Review, analyzes the rapid-fire stream of directives and executive orders before discussing the broader topic of American identity.

Roger Devlin, author of Sexual Utopia in Power, talks about his recent “Hooking Up” series of articles about dating and mating in the 21st century.

The Second Trump Administration has gotten off to a roaring start. So much has happened this week that Brad Griffin of Occidental Dissent has been called to Memphis to help us sort things out!

Former J6 prisoner Christian Secor tells his story, reacts to the pardons, and discusses the book he wrote about his experience.

Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander continue to break down a dizzying whirlwind of executive orders with Brad Griffin and other friends who have joined us in the local studio for this special presentation.

What pleasant surprises and utter disappointments might the new Trump administration deliver? How much will of an impediment will recalcitrant Republicans be to the agenda? Will the left mobilize a counteroffensive or continue to drift? Jared Taylor offers answers to these questions and more.

What is Trump’s ceiling? What is his floor? Will he hit the ground running? How might the first 100 days play out? Will we see early pardons? Former U.S. Congressman Steve King (R-Iowa) and Congressional Chief-of-Staff Lew Moore team up together to deliver informed opinions and expert analysis.

Hosts James Edwards and Keith Alexander take full advantage of one last chance to express our hopes and concerns before the incoming administration begins its work next week.

Paul Fromm joins us from the Great White North to discuss the significance of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation and whether or not the liberal order is collapsing worldwide. Plus, will Canada become the 51st state? Will Greenland be annexed? Will the Panama Canal be taken? Better call Paul!

Sam Dickson makes his first appearance of 2025 to discuss the Los Angeles fires and the first scientifically valid study of the DNA of ancient Egyptians. He explains why this is so important in the broader context of winning the battle in the realm of science.