Roger Stone interviews Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, a prominent surgeon and entrepreneur, regarding a breakthrough cancer treatment called Anktiva. Dr. Patrick explains that the drug utilizes a molecule known as IL-15, which was identified by health authorities years ago as the top potential cure for cancer due to its ability to stimulate the body’s natural immune cells. Despite its efficacy in treating bladder cancer and reversing lymphopenia, a condition linked to early death, the doctor argues that bureaucratic hurdles at the FDA are preventing the drug's widespread use for other terminal illnesses.

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Roger Stone and Troy Smith critique the professional integrity and personal associations of Steve Bannon, specifically highlighting his alleged relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The conversation centers on recently released emails suggesting Bannon attempted to rehabilitate Epstein's public image through a documentary project while privately disparaging Donald Trump. Stone characterizes Bannon as a deceptive "backstabber" and a hypocrite, citing his legal troubles involving the "We Build the Wall" campaign and his connections to a fraudulent Chinese billionaire. 

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Roger Stone presents a defense of Richard Nixon, claiming newly declassified testimony proves the "deep state" orchestrated a coup to remove the 37th president. Stone argues that the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the CIA actively undermined Nixon’s administration due to his foreign policy shifts, drawing direct parallels between the Watergate era and the legal challenges faced by Donald Trump. The broadcast then transitions into an eclectic mix of segments, featuring a medical discussion on innovative cancer treatments and a lengthy critique of Steve Bannon’s alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Stone concludes by celebrating the political and economic future of the MAGA movement, framing historical grievances as a template for understanding contemporary power struggles within the national security apparatus.

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Roger Stone critiques what he describes as a relentless recycling of the same hoax playbook used by the "deep state" and mainstream media to delegitimize political figures. Stone specifically defends Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence, arguing that a recent whistleblower complaint against her is a manufactured deception modeled after the impeachment inquiries into Donald Trump. He posits that these attacks are a retaliatory response to Gabbard’s efforts regarding election integrity and the declassification of documents related to the 2016 Russia investigation. The program transitions into a broader discussion on pro-growth economics, featuring financial expert Barry Habib and strategist Ken Khachigian to highlight the stability of the housing market and the importance of forward-looking Republican messaging for the 2026 midterms. 

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Roger Stone interviews Ken Khachigian, a veteran political strategist and former speechwriter for Presidents Nixon and Reagan, to discuss Republican messaging strategies for the upcoming 2026 midterm elections. Drawing on his historical experience, Khachigian warns against the traditional "stay the course" campaign model, arguing instead that the GOP must offer a forward-looking vision of hope and opportunity to counter Democratic opposition. The conversation highlights the importance of using high-profile surrogates and the presidential bully pulpit to effectively communicate economic successes and future policy goals to the American public.

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Roger Stone interviews financial expert Barry Habib to explore the current state of the American housing market and the broader economic landscape under the Trump administration. The conversation highlights the affordability of mortgages as a primary domestic concern, with Habib arguing that while home values remain high, inflation is being overstated due to outdated government measurement methodologies. A significant portion of the dialogue criticizes Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for politicizing interest rate decisions and maintaining high rates that the speakers believe stifle economic growth.

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Roger Stone provides a multifaceted update on high-stakes political developments, primarily focusing on allegations of election fraud and the Trump administration's efforts to investigate the 2020 results. Stone highlights the involvement of Tulsi Gabbard in federal raids of election facilities and details ongoing scrutiny of figures like Tim Walz and Ilhan Omar regarding immigration and financial conduct. Beyond domestic policy, the program outlines a transformative foreign policy vision, exploring the potential for statehood or independence for regions like Greenland and Alberta to secure vital natural resources. The episode also features commentary on internal Republican friction, specifically Stone’s grievances with Steve Bannon, and concludes with a discussion on the strategic necessity of regime change in Iran and Venezuela to protect American interests.

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Roger Stone and former Senator Bob Torricelli discuss a shift toward proactive American foreign policy aimed at securing strategic resources and dismantling adversarial regimes. The conversation centers on the geopolitical importance of Greenland, arguing that U.S. control is necessary to protect the Northwest Passage and secure rare earth minerals vital for national defense and technology. Torricelli praises a recent "surgical" military operation in Venezuela to remove Nicolás Maduro, characterizing it as a brilliant law enforcement action that avoids the pitfalls of long-term nation-building. The dialogue concludes by advocating for the support of democratic resistance in Iran through strategic strikes rather than ground invasions, emphasizing a doctrine of projecting American power without enduring foreign entanglements.

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Roger Stone and guest CJ Pearson discuss the integrity of American elections and the ongoing efforts to investigate potential irregularities in Georgia through recent FBI and Department of Justice actions. They argue that previous legal challenges were dismissed on procedural technicalities rather than the evidence itself, asserting that transparency is essential for maintaining public trust in the democratic process. The conversation also highlights the perceived collusion between mainstream media, government agencies, and social media platforms to suppress conservative narratives and censor dissenting voices. Looking toward the 2026 midterms, the speakers emphasize the importance of Republican voter turnout and the influential support of figures like Elon Musk in securing the party's future. 

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Roger Stone reflects on the seventh anniversary of his arrest, framing his legal battles as a politically motivated persecution rooted in his refusal to provide false testimony against Donald Trump. He draws a direct parallel between his past experiences and current unrest in Minnesota, categorizing the activities of anti-ICE protesters as a highly organized insurrection rather than spontaneous civil disobedience. Stone advocates for the immediate invocation of the Insurrection Act of 1807 to restore order, while criticizing local officials and media figures like Don Lemon for allegedly enabling criminal behavior.

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