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Jon and Jon discuss Judge Brett Kavanaugh finally being confirmed to the Supreme Court, and the likely implications it will have for the future of American politics and culture. Additionally the co-hosts talk about the most important steps individuals must take to move towards a life of meaning and healthy living.

Jon and Jon discuss the Kavanaugh confirmation process and the societal implications it might have for future generations of American men and women. They also break down the latest FBI investigation, and give their predictions on how the confirmation will conclude.

After an extremely violent week Jon and Jon discuss why there’s so much discontent and anger in the American public today. What contributes to these violent attacks and how do people cope with their issues? The hosts break down how anger, fear and resilience relate to the Brett Kavanaugh accusations, the #MeToo movement and transgenderism in sports.

Jon and Jon debate the the recent decisions of Nike, Elon Musk & Serena Williams and how their actions might impact the trajectory of their companies and careers. The co-hosts also discuss the far leftist protests and freak-outs at the Brett Kavanaugh SCOTUS confirmation hearings and how the recent Cincinnati Fountain Square shooting hit close to home for both of them.

Jon and Jon discuss empathy and the ability of individuals to empathize and understand different societal groups and the problems facing those groups. The hosts then debate the likelihood of President Trump’s impeachment and whether Florida gubernatorial candidate Ron Desantis’s use of the phrase ‘monkey this up’ was racist.

Jon and Jon discuss the child abuse cancer that has infected the Catholic Church and most major institutions in our society. They also breakdown why all Americans, especially those whose livelihoods depend on social media, should be terrified over social media platforms and big tech companies censoring speech they don’t agree with. The hosts talk with their guest about nihilism, depression and suicide in America, and how Richard Russell’s stolen airplane suicide relates to some of the toughest issues facing the country.

People of all races can experience racism, parents are paying video game coaches for their children and you will only be successful when you remove the negative aspects of your life.

The Failing New York Times thinks we should raise boys to be girls, dog parks are the reason there's rape in our society and the left tries to end the the freedom of association and the rights of women to have their own clubs. Also, plastic straws are evil.

Axiom News Network Senior Contributor Lieutenant colonel William Profitt joins Jon to talk about Trump’s summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the left’s continued radicalization, particularly when it comes to speech and promising free things, and how this will impact us all in the era of big tech, social media and mass intelligence gathering.

The Mueller Investigation heats up as 12 Russian intelligence officers are indicted for hacking in the 2016 US presidential election, and Peter Strzok testifies in front of congress about how his bias towards President Trump might have affected the FBI’s investigation. Trump gets tough with NATO demanding all members increase their defense spending, Papa John drops the N word in a conference call with the NFL and Kylie Jenner’s “self-made” fortune.