On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest developments in the Charlie Kirk murder trial, rising tensions involving Iran, and the political controversies dominating the national conversation. Scott also explored Minnesota politics, Governor Tim Walz’s latest headlines, Secretary Marco Rubio’s immigration actions, and budget decisions in New York City and Colorado related to transgender services. National security expert Brent Sadler joined the show to provide an update on Iran and the broader security landscape, while State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott discussed efforts to combat political violence and the administration’s immigration enforcement priorities. Later, Utah County Commissioner Amelia Powers Gardner weighed in on the Charlie Kirk murder trial, and Jillian Michaels joined Scott for Friday Punditry to break down the week’s biggest political and cultural stories, including the winners and losers of the week. 

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On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest developments surrounding the Graham Platner controversy, the debate over proposed "Trump Accounts," and the political stories shaping Washington and the world. First, Jon Fetherston joins Scott with an update on the Platner story and its political implications, while former Deputy National Security Advisor Victoria Coates broke down the latest developments involving NATO, Iran, and U.S. foreign policy. Rep. Jim Jordan joined the show to discuss the latest from Capitol Hill, the ongoing debate over birthright citizenship, and what recent progressive victories in Democratic primaries could mean for the party’s future. Scott also reacted to a controversy involving a Minnesota gubernatorial candidate’s response to an antisemitic protest, blending political analysis, national security, and cultural commentary into a comprehensive look at the issues driving the national conversation.

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On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest developments from the NATO summit and the evolving situation involving Iran, along with the political stories dominating the national conversation. Townhall’s Kyle Olson joins Scott to discuss his exclusive report on efforts to recruit Graham Platner and the broader political implications, while Andrew Kolvet provided updates on the Charlie Kirk trial and its significance. Erika Donalds joined the show to make the case for strengthening civics education and teaching America’s founding principles, and national security expert Rebeccah Heinrichs offered analysis of the latest developments involving Iran, NATO, and U.S. foreign policy. Scott also weighed in on new developments surrounding Abdul El-Sayed, the continuing Platner story, and a WNBA letter involving Caitlin Clark, blending foreign policy, education, legal news, and political commentary into a comprehensive look at the issues shaping the national conversation.

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On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott Jennings focused on the latest developments surrounding NATO and the ongoing political controversy involving Graham Platner, examining the implications for both domestic politics and America’s role on the world stage. The program featured former Congressman Mike Rogers discussing Michigan’s evolving Senate race following Mallory McMorrow’s exit, the rise of Abdul El-Sayed, and what he sees as the Democratic Party’s ideological shift. Former Deputy National Security Advisor K.T. McFarland joined the show to analyze the latest news from the NATO summit and the alliance’s response to emerging global security challenges, while Jon Fetherston weighed in on the continuing developments surrounding the Platner controversy and the political fallout. Throughout the broadcast, Jennings blended campaign analysis, foreign policy, and political commentary into a comprehensive look at the issues shaping the national conversation.

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On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott Jennings explored the growing political and cultural divide over American pride, examining contrasting Fourth of July messages from President Trump and New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, along with the broader ideological debate shaping the country. The program also covered the latest headlines involving the FIFA World Cup and reflected on the significance of Mount Rushmore and the American West. Economist EJ Antoni joined the show to discuss the state of the economy, inflation, and the proposed "Trump Accounts," while journalist Adam Kredo examined the Biden administration’s foreign policy and broader diplomatic priorities. Later, legendary sports broadcaster Linda Cohn reflected on her storied career, retirement, and what lies ahead after decades in sports media. Throughout the broadcast, Jennings blended political analysis, economic insight, cultural commentary, and a conversation with one of broadcasting’s most recognizable voices into a wide-ranging look at the issues shaping America today.

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On this special edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott Jennings broadcasts from the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library for an in-depth look at one of America’s newest presidential landmarks as the nation prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary. Scott speaks with architect Craig Dykers about the vision behind the library’s innovative design, Laura Hoffman about how artificial intelligence is transforming the visitor experience, and Executive Director Robbie Lauf about the years-long effort to bring the project to life. Rear Admiral Jonathan R. Townsend reflects on Theodore Roosevelt’s enduring legacy of service and leadership, while Hilary Hamm offers a behind-the-scenes look at the planning and execution of the library. The program also features Scott’s continuing reading of the Declaration of Independence and a special conversation with Interior Secretary Doug Burgum on conservation, public lands, and Roosevelt’s lasting impact on America’s natural and historical heritage.

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This week on The Scott Jennings Show, we're celebrating America's 250th birthday in style, and we're kicking it off with a bang! On this episode, Jennifer Horn guest hosts and she brings us up to speed on the headlines we need to know. First, Kurt Schlichter joins Jen and he shares his thoughts on the Birthright Citizenship case and explains why this is a crucial step towards securing our borders. Jen also discusses the upcoming midterms and how the socialist takeover of the Democrat Party is going to affect the elections. Plus, Jen is joined by Willie Nelson, who shares his experience touring the USS Arlington and talking to military personnel about what America's 250th birthday means to them. And, of course, we're discussing the latest news on the Empire State Building stunt and the couple who climbed to the top to propose.

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On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest Supreme Court rulings on transgender athletes and birthright citizenship, along with new developments involving Iran and the evolving political landscape ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Scott featured Michele Tafoya discussing the implications of the Court’s decision on transgender athletes, while pollster Natalie Jackson broke down Senate races in Maine and Texas, President Trump’s approval ratings, and new polling on American pride. Dr. Matthew Spalding joined the show to discuss his award-winning book The Making of the American Mind and his congressional testimony on the enduring significance of the Declaration of Independence. Later, Christina Culver discussed the Sun Valley Policy Forum, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman weighed in on New York’s gubernatorial race and state politics, and Franklin Camargo shared his perspective on the immigrant experience, the path to citizenship, and the importance of teaching American history and civic values to newcomers. 

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On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest Supreme Court rulings, new developments involving Iran, and the Department of Justice’s investigation into businessman Neville Roy Singham. Scott featured Maryclare Kenney discussing the CSX Freedom 250 Train Ride and efforts to commemorate America’s 250th anniversary, while Office of Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor joined the show to discuss his background and the agency’s latest priorities. Legal scholar William A. Jacobson provided analysis of the Supreme Court’s recent decisions, and Daniel Bassali highlighted Americans for Prosperity’s Declaration of Independence Project and the importance of civic education. Later, Mary Margaret Olohan previewed America 250 celebrations in Washington, D.C., and Franklin Camargo discussed immigration, pathways to citizenship, and the role of teaching American history to new Americans. 

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On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest developments involving Iran, the growing influence of the Democratic Party’s progressive wing, and the political implications of recent national headlines. Scott dives into reports surrounding John Bolton’s guilty plea and the ongoing debate over the direction of the Democratic Party. Then, Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman joined the show to discuss his re-election campaign, efforts to combat fraud, legal challenges surrounding the abortion pill, and initiatives to better protect children online. Scott also features a conversation with AARP’s John Hishta on Social Security, while journalist Joe Arnold weighed in on the day’s top political stories. During Friday Punditry, Larry O’Connor joined Scott to analyze the rise of socialist candidates in New York City, the pressure facing Democratic leaders Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries, and the week’s biggest political winners and losers. 

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