Jon and Jon celebrate the one year anniversary of We’ve Heard It Both Ways by discussing Instagram models, the negative and positive aspects of social media, human nature and chasing dreams. The co-hosts also breakdown why so many Americans are in poor financial standing despite the country’s current economic success, the opioid crisis, the driving factors of addiction and the evils of socialism. Plus Adderall, President Trump's sex life, drunkenly setting fires and what will end mankind?

Jon and Jon discuss President Trump’s decision to sign the newly negotiated border security spending bill, his national emergency declaration in order to secure the funding necessary to complete construction on his long promised southern border wall, and the likely ramifications that will stem from the President’s executive determination. The co-hosts also breakdown the Democrat’s latest anti-job stance, and how it lead to Amazon abandoning its plans to build a second headquarters in New York and cost the city 25,000 jobs and billions of dollars in tax revenue. Plus, it appears “Empire” actor Jussie Smollett faked a hate crime against himself to smear Trump supporters, the pros and cons of universal basic income and the necessary qualities possessed by great leaders.

Jon and Jon breakdown the idiocy of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal, the affinity of 2020 hopefuls to embrace radical policies from climate change to immigration and the the implosion of the Virginia Democratic Party following racial and sexual assault scandals. Plus, the best strategies for combating useless emotions like self-doubt and worrying about things outside of your control.

Jon and Jon discuss Virginia Governor Ralph Northam getting into trouble over a racist yearbook photo, and his refusal to resign despite his Party’s demands. The co-hosts debate the Democratic Party and the 2020 hopefuls affinity towards radicalism particularly when it comes to hating the rich, failing to pay for any of their far left policies and supporting the most radical abortion laws in the world. Plus, the media covers for the left by ignoring stories and attacking conservatives, while Covington Catholic student Nick Sandmann prepares to sue 54 separate entities for exactly that.

Jon and Jon analyze President Trump’s decision to cave to Democrats and reopen the government without funding for border wall, whether a second shutdown would be more effective than the first, and if a national emergency declaration is appropriate or legal. The co-hosts also break down the media’s hysteria following the Covington Catholic non-event, and the inherent toxicity that accompanies social media. Plus, the shockingly high support for socialism in the US amidst the anti-socialist Venezuelan revolution.

Jon and Jon are joined by guest Andy Kleschick to discuss the upcoming season of Game of Thrones and the recently released teaser trailer, the federal government's deficit, and what needs to be done to end the government shutdown and resolve the border security crisis. The co-hosts also breakdown Friday’s BuzzFeed article accusing President Trump of ordering Michael Cohen to lie in front of Congress, the Mueller Investigation’s denial of the BuzzFeed allegations and the left’s attack on masculinity. Plus, the media's malpractice regarding the March For Life and the Women’s March, and the importance of listening.

Jon and Jon discuss the longest government shutdown in US history, the implications for the American people, the Democratic Party’s hypocrisy on border security and the importance of securing the Southern border and legal points of entry to crackdown on the influx of illegal drugs that are decimating the country’s population. The co-hosts also break down the Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos divorce situation, how the couple’s split will affect Amazon, and the utter stupidity surrounding divorce laws. Plus, the media’s malpractice following President Trump’s address to the nation, and ill advised attacks on masculinity.

Jon and Jon discuss the current and worsening breakdown in political rhetoric, the power of being genuine in politics and the connection between likability and success. The co-hosts also breakdown the millennial and generation z ill advised obsession with socialism, the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez phenomenon and whether chiropractors can cure illness. Plus, the downfall of Patreon and the left’s egregious attempt to censor comedy and social media.

Jon and Jon recap the political and cultural highlights of 2018, including analysis of the biggest news stories and their favorite movies and TV shows of the year. The co-hosts also give their New Year’s resolutions, discuss health tips for 2019 and make major political predictions for the coming year. Plus, the miraculous benefits of intermittent fasting and stress response pathways.

Jon and Jon get together just before Christmas to discuss the history and origin of the festive holiday, the art of picking out the perfect Christmas gifts and what they love most about this time of year. The co-hosts also discuss the government shutdown, what they expect to come from the border wall battle and the two debate which party will come out on top. Plus, trying to make New Years Eve fun and the difficulty maintaining friendships in adulthood.