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He listened to the speeches from Turning Point USA’s recent “AmericaFest” so you didn’t have to! David Zsutty, Executive Director of The Homeland Institute, kicks off a brand-new year of TPC broadcasts by reporting on what he heard from the likes of Erika Kirk, Ben Shapiro, Steve Bannon, Nicki Minaj, and JD Vance. Zsutty, a former U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant who served as an airborne linguist, also delivers a provocative take on the developing situation in South America.
We ease into the new year when Harry Cooper returns to the program to regale us with more unforgettable stories about his personal friendships and interactions with WWII veterans.
We wrap up the first show of 2026 with a surprise visit to South Africa, where correspondents Rich and Janiece Hamblen report live from the scene with Simon Roche. They provide details of their visit to the Bamboo Mountains of the Eastern Cape before expressing their disgust over this weekend’s action in Venezuela.
TPC’s Year-In-Review (Part 1): Joining us this hour to share their year-in-review perspectives and predictions for 2026 are Jason Köhne and Richard Parker.
TPC’s Year-In-Review (Part 2): Joining us this hour to share their year-in-review perspectives and predictions for 2026 are Jason Kessler and Brad Griffin.
TPC’s Year-In-Review (Part 3): Joining us this hour to share their year-in-review retrospectives and predictions for 2026 are Rick Tyler, Roger Devlin, and Sonny Thomas.
Tune in this hour to hear a very special Christmas appearance from former Rep. David Duke.
Christine Lynn delivers a Christmastime message about family and sainthood.
TPC’s Christmas tradition continues when Pastor Bret McAtee of Christ the King Reformed Church in Charlotte, Michigan, once again joins us to present the Biblical account of the birth of Jesus Christ.
As 2025 draws to a close, we return to a duo whose joint appearance in January set the stage for an unforgettable run throughout the year. Steve King and Lew Moore team up once again this hour to offer year-in-review perspectives that you don’t want to miss!
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