The Trump administration has asked Congress to double the military budget, adding another $500 billion of spending. As the US sits over 36 trillion in debt and growing, this is a critical fiscal issue to our nation's long-term economic health.

Sam Raus, the David Boaz Resident Writing Fellow at Young Voices, a political analyst, and public relations professional joins Luke Miller on WRFH to discuss. He has written about the military budget for The National Interest.

When Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, spoke at the 2026 Munich Security Conference, he received a standing ovation.  Malia Thibado compares this year's speech to Vice President J.D. Vance's from last year and how the differing approaches emphasized the differing circumstances. 

This week, Olivia Finch discusses the anniversaries of the birth of Albert Einstein, the death of Harriet Tubman, and Eli Whitney's receiving a patent for the cotton gin.

Momma A discusses how important it is to not be anxious about anything but to pursue virtue and valor with your whole heart.

Join Cupid and Psyche this week as they give their thoughts on the Red Pill movement in dating and marriage. 

Join Olivia Henson and Siobhan Weed as they rank their top 5s of random categories. This week, the girls are ranking their top 5 animals they would like to pet but can't. They also discuss rabid sheep, the Bob Ross of the animal kingdom, and informative Nemo scenes.

This week on the Collegian Week in Review, hosts Catherine Maxwell, Tayte Christensen, and Alessia Sandala first discuss a defamation lawsuit involving a library board member and a city councilman. Then, they talk to Gemma Flores about an update on the Hillsdale special assessment districts and the grand opening of a Marshalls in town. Next, they talk to Elaine Kutas about the new owner of Ad Astera Coffee. Finally, they talk to Moira Gleason about a student musician and potential military fellowships offered at the College. 

Track athlete Sarah Chapelle joins Ella to discuss her experience as a Hillsdale Charger. She opens up about how her faith is the foundation of her life as an athlete. She also shares how to deal with sports anxiety. 

This week, Malia Thibado discusses investigative journalist Peter Schweizer’s newest book, “The Invisible Coup" and its wider cultural context by looking at immigration from both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border.

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