It's the 100th day of President Trump's second term in office! We cover all the peaks and valleys of this critical time in American history, as well as the biggest achievements seen in this timeframe. Plus, after the White House displays lawn signs highlighting illegal immigrant crime, they have one simple message for illegals; you cannot hide. And finally, chaos ensues after an electrical blackout strikes the entire Iberian Peninsula, causing Spain and Portugal to be plunged into darkness.


Guests:


Phil Reboli | Senior Director of Government Relations, Conservative Partnership Institute
J.J. Carrell | Author, Speaker & Retired Border Patrol Agent
Marc Morano | Founder, climatedepot.com
Doug Truax | Founder & President, Restoration PAC

Some online sellers have reportedly hit the brakes on their plans for Amazon's Prime Day because they're fearful about their profits being crushed by President Trump's tariffs on China. Plus, Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky meet at The Vatican - the first time since their awkward meeting at the White House in February. And finally, a disturbing crime in the nation's capital has taken a new twist after a second illegal immigrant is arrested in connection to the theft of Kristi Noem's handbag.


Guests:


Murray Sabrin | Emeritus Professor of Finance, Ramapo College
Aaron Evans | President, Winning Republican Strategies
Libby Emmons | Editor-in-Chief, The Post Millennial
Christopher Cella Jr. | Producer, The Matt Gaetz Show

Activist judges are out of control, as one blocks President Trump's proof-of-citizenship requirement to vote in federal elections, while another blocks him from denying federal funds to sanctuary cities - why do these judges love illegals so much more than Americans? Plus, Russian missiles strike Ukraine as a possible peace deal hangs in the balance. And finally, a new California bill is being considered that would allow homeless students to sleep in their cars - who says the Golden State isn't full of problem-solvers, right?


Guests:


Larry Behrens | Communications Director, Power The Future
Sierra Clair | Professor & Foreign Policy Writer
Chad Bianco | Sheriff, Riverside County & Candidate, Governor of California
Cameron Malstrom | Executive Producer, The Real Story with Riley Lewis

The World Economic Forum opens a new probe into founder Klaus Schwab over his alleged corrupt conduct - who could have ever seen this coming, right? Plus, A Virginia teen is brutally stabbed during a school fight - we have the shocking video. Then, in yet another blow to big tech, the European Union fines Apple 500 million Euros and META 200 million Euros for breaking Europe's digital rules. And finally, a little bird that was once extinct from its native island of Guam in the 1980s is making big progress in Hawaii.


Guests:


Jim Renacci | Former U.S. Representative, Ohio's 16th Congressional District
Seamus Bruner | Director of Research, Government Accountability Institute
John Reid | Candidate, Lieutenant Governor of Virginia
Jack Lombardi | Candidate, Florida's 19th Congressional District

The legacy media's effort to destroy Pete Hegseth's reputation continues - the legendary Matt Gaetz joins us in the studio to break down what's really going on. Plus, Pam Bondi hosts the first meeting with a new task force to eradicate anti-Christian bias in the federal government. And finally, the four Democrats in Congress who flew to El Salvador this week are still trying to meet with the deported illegal immigrant and suspected MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia - honestly, what in the world are they thinking?

Guests:

Matt Gaetz | Host, The Matt Gaetz Show
Gabrielle Cuccia | OAN Chief Pentagon Correspondent
Greg Blanc | South Dakota State Senator, District 35
John Franklin | Mayor of Vista, CA

Remedy hearings for Google's antitrust case begin, so could this result in the end of the tech giant's Internet monopoly as we know it? Plus, Vice President J.D. Vance visits India, and calls for stronger relations between the U.S. and the world's largest democracy. Then, the H.H.S. announces new plans to phase out the use of petroleum-based synthetic food dyes from the U.S. food supply. And finally, it's Earth Day, so naturally, environmental lawyers are ready to pounce on President Trump's common-sense energy deregulation.


Guests:


Sam Mirejovsky | Legal Analyst & Radio Host, What's Right Show
Christian Briggs | CEO, Hard Asset Management
Dr. Robert Malone | Physician, Author & Scientist
Chuck Gray | Secretary of State, Wyoming

Pope Francis, the first Latin American pontiff to lead the Catholic Church, dies at the age of 88, just one day after Easter Sunday. Plus, the Supreme Court temporarily blocks new deportations under the Alien Enemies Act, but one justice on the court is particularly angry about it. Then, Florida State University resumes classes after the tragic shooting which left two people dead and six people injured. And finally, Earth Day protesters mobilize against President Trump - but why, exactly?


Guests:


Davis Younts | Military Defense Attorney, Younts Law
Richard Lyons | Author & Political Analyst
Stephen Willeford | Spokesman, Gun Owners of America
Marc Morano | Founder, climatedepot.com

Democrat Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen sips margaritas with deported illegal immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia in El Salvador - and no, that's not a joke - that really happened. Plus, it looks like the Trump administration might finally be reaching the end of its rope, as Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the U.S. will 'move on' if no progress is made on a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. And finally, a story that's out of this world, as scientists find the strongest evidence yet of life on a distant planet.


Guests:


Rep. Pat Harrigan | U.S. Representative, North Carolina's 10th Congressional District
Aaron Evans | President, Winning Republican Strategies
Sierra Clair | Professor & Foreign Policy Writer
Cameron Malstrom | Executive Producer, The Real Story with Riley Lewis

Harvard is in hot water, as the IRS is reportedly making plans to rescind the school's tax-exempt status for not doing more to fight the rampant antisemitism on its campus. Plus, Europeans and Ukrainians make their case, as Marco Rubio and Steve Witkoff visit Paris in hopes of ending the war between Russia and Ukraine. And finally, a federal judge finds probable cause to hold the Trump administration in contempt over its deportation flights of illegal immigrants - how about we hold this clown in contempt?


Guests:


Tom Jordan | Radio Host, Tom Jordan Live
John Byrnes | Senior Advisor, Concerned Veterans for America
Jim Desmond | Board Member, San Diego County Board of Supervisors, District 5
Elika Gerami | Iranian-American Student

Joe Biden crawls out of whatever hole he's been living in to give his first speech since leaving the White House - so has some time off allowed him to regain some sense of coherence? No, not at all. Plus, President Trump plans an order to cut funding for both NPR and PBS because their grift has ripped us off for too long. And finally, California sues the Trump administration over the President's new tariffs aimed at making America wealthy again - doesn't Gavin Newsom have anything better to do?


Guests:

Rep. Mark Harris | U.S. Representative, North Carolina's 8th Congressional District
Tim Graham | Executive Editor, MRC NewsBusters
Bryan Stern | Founder, Grey Bull Rescue Foundation
Auron MacIntyre | Columnist, Blaze Media & Podcast Host, The Auron MacIntyre Show