College football playoff rankings released. Congressional win for Republicans last night in Tennessee. Trump accounts begin. War Secretary Pete Hegseth defends the September 2 second-strike decision. Democrats sound off on drug-boat attacks. President Trump shares his thoughts on Somalian immigrants. Minneapolis police vs. ICE? Is Zohran Mamdani the antichrist? Venezuela propaganda reached new level of absurdity. Rosie O’Donnell is bitter, and now her kid is too. Candace Owens about to reveal names around the murder of Charlie Kirk? Secretary of State Marco Rubio sounds off on the college football playoff. The many adventures of Franklin the Turtle. Liberal podcaster bashes billionaires. "Free Palestine" chant at Christmas gathering. Airbus wins a diversity award as its planes are struggling to stay in the air.

00:49 BYU Coach Update

08:52 What are Trump Accounts?

11:23 Michael & Susan Dell Make an Announcement

13:43 Susan Dell on Trump Accounts

15:14 Ted Cruz on Trump Accounts

21:51 Pete Hegseth on the Venezuela Boat Strikes

25:08 Jack Reed Defends Narco-Terrorists

26:08 Lisa Murkowski on the Venezuela Boat Strikes

26:53 Adam Smith on the Venezuela Boat Strikes

33:59 Fat Five

42:38 Trump on Somalis in America

48:14 Veterans Speak Out against Afghanistan

54:30 Minneapolis Chief Speaks Out against ICE

57:18 Zohran Mamdani on Immigrant Raids in NYC

57:59 Zohran Mamdani on Starbucks

1:04:38 Elf on the Shelf

1:05:40 Venezuelan Governor Boasts about his "Feast"

1:08:40 Rosie O'Donnell's Daughter Blames Trump for Moving to Ireland?!

1:12:15 Candace Owens Speaks Out against TPUSA

1:14:40 Trump Compliments Boom Mic Guy

1:15:35 Marco Rubio Jokes about Football

1:16:54 Don't Mess with Franklin

1:22:24 Jeffy Needs the Christmas Spirit

1:24:14 Jennifer Welch Hates Billionaires

1:27:09 Talking about Elon/Tesla

1:30:33 Christmas Tree Lighting in Portland, Oregon

1:33:39 War against the Federal Government?

1:33:58 Jacqui Chan Accepts Award?

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