Who is really pulling the strings? How a new report exposes the nexus between a university notorious for training the west's top spies simultaneously staffing big tech, the mainstream media, and government agencies. Plus, did the judge in the second round of the Whitmer fed-napping trial put his thumb on the scales of justice? Finally, a Florida father tearfully explains how supposed "gender affirming" care pushed his teen daughter to the brink of suicide in her school's bathroom, where she had been socially transitioned without his knowledge.

Teacher union president Randi Weingarten walks back accusations of book banning in Florida, as Democrats now think they can play the "reverse UNO" card on the right, but what deeper moral questions does this debate mask? Plus, a former Trump White House adviser joins us with the dirt on Obama's DEA as another big dollar opioid settlement comes through the courts. Finally, why does Eric Holder want to raise an army of election workers in each state to monitor the polls against Republicans integrity efforts?

Finland's youngest ever Prime Minister is caught up in yet another partying scandal, right after the U.S. Senate voted to link our fates to theirs under NATO's ever-growing umbrella - what in the world could go wrong? Plus, a councilwoman in New York takes on a squatter in her district who's been endangering vulnerable neighbors - she joins us with what happened next. Finally, Chris Boyle talks sweaty robots - no, not Adam Schiff, the other kind - and Liz Cheney's demise in his end-of-week wrap-up.

The president of Smith & Wesson fires off against house Democrats snooping around for information on AR-15 style rifle sales... why I think his words recall Sam Colt saying God created man equal, and Colt made them equal. Plus, a disturbing new report is making some take a second look at the dog in Paris who caught monkeypox from his gay male owners. Finally, why former CIA director Michael Hayden's latest snark against Republicans is more dangerous than eye roll-worthy.

New questions are raised in the case of the illegal alien who allegedly raped and impregnated a 10-year-old girl - there is still a lot that isn't adding up, especially when you hear who's representing him in court. Award-winning journalist Megan Fox is here with those details. Plus, Savanah Hernandez uncovers shocking new information about our federal government's migrant smuggling ring. Finally, California law blocks charges from being brought against a grandmother's assailants.

The brother of one of the Marines killed in last year's ISIS terror attack in Kabul during the withdrawal from Afghanistan is tragically found dead near his brother's memorial in California. Plus, FBI informant "Big Dan" testifies today in the second round of the Gretchen Whitmer Fed-napping hoax. Finally, with Europe having to take a second look at coal as green energy fails them, California is now doing the same with nuclear power.

An 80-year-old woman in Washington state gets banned from her local pool after confronting a transgender-identifying male employee in the women's locker-room who appeared to be watching little girls take off their swim suits. Why she says more people need to speak out. Plus, we break down the growing rift between so-called "rainbow RINOs" and the conservatives they supposedly represent. Then, gun enthusiast culture comes under attack. Lastly, as novelist Salman Rushdie recovers, we are learning more about his alleged attacker.

A 12-year-old boy passes away in the UK after the courts override his parents in continuing life-saving care. Plus, he who controls the voter rolls controls the elections, and Democrat operatives have that power in 31 states, plus the District of Columbia. Then, the ATF is trying to criminalize novelty gadgets to break-up gun enthusiast culture. Finally, Chris Boyle is back with a tongue-in-cheek breakdown of updates on the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago.

Counter-terrorism expert Kyle Shideler joins us with practical steps on how the FBI can be brought to heel in light of recent events, including calls to cut funding and to farm out their capabilities to scandal-free agencies. Plus, a string of murders in New Mexico of Muslim men fails to turn up the suspect profile Democrats were hoping for. Finally, why the governor of Texas is telling the mayor of New York City to go ahead and "make my day."

Is the Census Bureau collecting data for an illegal gun registry? Sounds about as far-fetched as armed IRS agents being asked if they're willing to use deadly force on the job if necessary, but both are true. Plus - talk about burying the lede - how the media is muddying the waters on a Nebraska mother-daughter duo accused of aborting a viable 23 week baby and burning its remains. Finally, Antifa shuts down a vote in L.A. to ban dangerous homeless encampments from schools and daycares.