Later, Josh provides the latest update on Iran as tensions between the United States and Iran remain high. He explains what the recent developments mean for the prospects of peace in the Middle East, the future of U.S.-Israel relations, and the broader strategic challenges facing the region.

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Next, Josh breaks down reports of a possible security concern aboard the new Air Force One during President Trump's trip to Turkey. He explains why the incident raises larger questions about America's relationship with Qatar and argues that it may be time to rethink U.S. policy toward the Gulf nation.

Finally, Josh looks ahead to the 2028 Republican presidential race, explaining why the administration's handling of Iran could become a defining issue for one of the party's leading contenders and how today's foreign policy decisions may shape tomorrow's primary battle.

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Later, Rich Goldberg, Senior Advisor at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, joins the show to break down the latest developments in Iran, assess the strategic implications of the U.S. response, and discuss what comes next for both Washington and Tehran.

Finally, Josh examines a new study on the economic costs of illegal immigration, discussing what the findings could mean for public policy and why he believes border security and immigration enforcement should remain central issues on the campaign trail.

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Next, Josh provides an update on the case against Tyler Robinson, who is accused of killing Charlie Kirk last September in Utah. He recaps the key moments from Monday's preliminary hearing, discusses the evidence presented in court, and explains what to watch for as the case moves forward.

Finally, Josh turns to President Trump's trip to Turkey for the NATO summit. He examines the president's relationship with Turkey's leadership, discusses the broader strategic questions surrounding the alliance, and asks whether NATO is still fulfilling the role it was created to serve in today's geopolitical landscape.

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Later, Dr. John Eastman joins the show to discuss the path forward following last week's Supreme Court setback on birthright citizenship. Eastman breaks down what the Court's ruling means, the questions that remain unresolved, and the legal and policy options still available as the debate over birthright citizenship continues.

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Joining the show is Lee Habeeb, host of Our American Stories, for a fascinating conversation on the people, ideas, and moments that shaped our nation. Together, they discuss how biblical teaching, the lessons of history, and the wisdom of the Founders influenced America's commitment to liberty, limited government, individual responsibility, and the rule of law.

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, Josh and Lee reflect on why understanding our nation's origins has never been more important—and why preserving the principles that made America exceptional remains one of the defining challenges of our time.

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Josh is then joined by bestselling author Eric Metaxas to discuss his timely new book, Revolution: The Birth of the Greatest Nation in the History of the World. Together, they explore the incredible story behind America's founding, separate fact from fiction about the Founding Fathers, and explain why so many Americans have forgotten the ideas that gave birth to the greatest experiment in self-government the world has ever known.

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Next, Josh discusses the continued shift on the transgender issue, arguing that common sense is finally beginning to prevail on what should be an overwhelming bipartisan issue. He examines the cultural and legal momentum behind the debate.

Finally, Josh turns to immigration, highlighting a feisty hearing on Capitol Hill that underscored both the progress made in securing the border and the challenges that remain. He explains why stronger enforcement is still needed—particularly in blue cities—and what lawmakers should prioritize moving forward.

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Later, Professor Ilan Wurman joins the show to analyze the Court's birthright citizenship decision, breaking down the dissenting opinion and what it reveals about the constitutional questions still at the heart of the case.

Finally, Josh provides the latest update on Iran, discussing where negotiations stand, the significance of several high-profile meetings scheduled for later this week, and what they could mean for the future of a potential agreement.

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He then breaks down the latest Supreme Court rulings, explaining why they send mixed signals and what their long-term implications could be for executive power, the judiciary, and the Constitution.

Next, Stephen Moore, co-founder of Unleash Prosperity, joins the show to discuss the Democratic Party's socialist turn and why younger Americans are increasingly embracing the ideology. Moore explains what's driving this trend, the economic consequences if it continues, and what conservatives can do to push back.

Finally, Rachel Bovard, Vice President of Programs at the Conservative Partnership Institute, joins Josh to discuss the SAVE America Act and its prospects following the Supreme Court's latest election law ruling. She explains what the decision means for election integrity, voter registration, and whether Congress still has a path forward on election reform.

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Next, Josh turns to the courts with a major legal update, breaking down the Left's meltdown over a recent Supreme Court ruling that may go down as one of the most commonsense decisions we've seen from the Court. He explains what the ruling actually says, why critics are misrepresenting it, and what it means for the future of executive authority and the rule of law.

Finally, Josh discusses the anniversary of the Obergefell v. Hodges same-sex marriage decision at the Supreme Court and why new polling provides evidence that the fight to restore the proper definition of marriage is far from a lost cause.

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Next, Josh continues his analysis of the Democratic Party's embrace of socialism following recent primary elections, explaining why party leaders are struggling to contain the movement's growing influence and what it could mean heading into future elections.

Josh also examines comments from Secretary of State Marco Rubio on the prospects of a peace deal with Iran, breaking down where negotiations stand and the biggest hurdles that remain.

Finally, Josh wraps up the show by highlighting practical advice from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on building a happier, more meaningful life and why his message resonates beyond politics.

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Next, Josh breaks down the rise of socialism in New York following major victories for the Left in Tuesday's primary elections. He explains why the Democratic Party continues to move further left and what the diminishing influence of moderate voices could mean for the future of American politics.

Finally, Josh provides the latest update on the Iran negotiations, explaining why the situation differs significantly from the conflict in Lebanon and why that distinction remains a major obstacle to reaching a broader ceasefire agreement.

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Next, Josh dives into new polling that shows the MAGA base largely supports President Trump's initial hardline approach toward Iran, despite the narrative being pushed by a handful of loud critics on the right. He also provides an update on the ongoing discussions surrounding a potential Iran deal, explains why the emerging details should raise serious questions, and lays out what must happen before the United States should even consider further negotiations with Tehran.

Finally, Josh revisits the controversy surrounding Pride Night celebrations at Major League Baseball games across the country and discusses the latest developments in the growing debate over politics, sports, and cultural activism.

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He then turns to the breaking political earthquake in the United Kingdom as reports emerge that Keir Starmer is stepping down, examining the broader political realignment taking place across Britain and what it could mean for the future of the U.S.-UK relationship.

Finally, Josh reflects on the passing of former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, looking back on his legacy, the lessons from his decades of influence over the American economy, and what his tenure reveals.  

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Then, Rich Goldberg of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies joins the program to break down the recently released memorandum of understanding surrounding the U.S.-Iran agreement. Did the deal achieve its stated objectives? What are the long-term implications for American national security and stability in the Middle East? Rich separates fact from spin and explains what Americans need to know moving forward.

Finally, Josh reacts to recent comments from Pete Hegseth regarding NATO and America's role in the alliance. Josh explains why Hegseth's remarks strike the right tone and why it's time for a serious conversation about what NATO should look like in the years ahead—and what America's allies should be contributing.

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Later, Josh is joined by Florida AG James Uthmeier to discuss Florida's recent lawsuit against TikTok and why state leaders believe action is necessary. The Attorney General also addresses his demand for answers from Major League Baseball following its actions late last week, explaining why Florida is taking a stand and what it says about the state's commitment to freedom, accountability, and putting people first.

Finally, Josh turns his attention to the proposed Iran deal and the recently released memorandum of understanding. He breaks down what the agreement contains, what it leaves unanswered, and why he believes the deal could undermine long-term stability in the Middle East while providing Iran with additional financial resources and leverage.

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Josh also dives into President Trump’s recent remarks regarding Israel—comments that have generated significant attention—and explains why some of the media narratives surrounding them don’t tell the full story. Plus, he analyzes the mixed results from last night’s primary elections and what they reveal about the strength of Trump-backed candidates heading into the next phase of the political battle.

To close the show, Josh highlights the growing attacks against Christian players on the San Francisco Giants and shares the comments of an MLB player who is courageously standing up for his Christian Brothers in the face of mounting criticism.

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Fresh off President Trump's comments at the G7 Summit, Josh breaks down what the president is saying, what it signals about the negotiations, and why Americans should be paying close attention to what's being discussed behind closed doors. Josh examines the details that are beginning to leak out of the agreement and explains why transparency matters when dealing with one of America's most dangerous adversaries.

Josh also discusses the drone attack that was thwarted over the weekend, what it reveals about the persistent threats facing the United States, and why bad actors around the world are still looking for opportunities to do us harm.

To close the show, Josh highlights a group of courageous baseball players who refused to bow to cultural pressure during Pride Night, choosing instead to display a Bible verse on their team-issued hats. In an era where standing for your faith can come with a cost, Josh explains why their quiet act of conviction deserves recognition.

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Later, Josh is joined by Rebeccah Heinrichs, Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute, to discuss what she's hearing about the proposed agreement and why caution is warranted as negotiations appear to be moving forward. Heinrichs shares her analysis of the strategic implications for the United States, Iran, and the broader Middle East.

Josh also takes on the Left's latest attempt at counter-programming following last night's MMA event at the White House. He explains why he believes the effort fell flat, failed to connect with everyday Americans, and serves as another example of Democrats misunderstanding the issues and cultural moments that resonate with voters.

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Josh explains why the chaos in Northern Ireland is part of a much larger story unfolding across the Western world: the consequences of mass migration, weak borders, and political leaders unwilling to enforce immigration laws. He argues that the UK's failure to confront these issues head-on has created the conditions for the unrest now playing out in the streets.

Later, Josh turns to the latest reports surrounding a potential peace deal between the United States and Iran. With speculation growing that an agreement could be reached as soon as this weekend, Josh examines what such a deal might look like and whether Iran can be trusted to uphold its end of the bargain. He also reminds listeners that President Donald Trump has previously declared negotiations or agreements to be nearing completion, only for talks to break down later. As tensions remain high, Josh explains why skepticism may be warranted until a deal is actually signed and enforced.

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Joining the program is Joel Pollak, Opinion Editor at California Post, who provides the latest on California's vote count and examines whether the outcome was driven by election fraud, controversial ballot-harvesting practices, or a system that many voters believe lacks transparency. Pollak and Josh discuss what these delays mean for election integrity and whether reforms are urgently needed.

Later, Josh turns to Iran as the United States launches another round of strikes against the regime. He breaks down President Donald Trump's latest comments and argues that the recent military action reveals something critical about the President's approach to foreign policy: strength, deterrence, and a willingness to act when America's interests are on the line. Josh explains why he believes the administration's actions are sending a clear message to both Tehran and America's adversaries around the world.

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Later, journalist and Tablet Magazine contributor Lee Smith joins the program to discuss the latest developments involving Iran following recent U.S. strikes. Smith shares his analysis of the current situation, the broader geopolitical implications, and what steps the United States may take next. Josh also weighs in on the escalating conflict, arguing that now is the time to finish the job as President Trump signals that additional strikes against Iran could be forthcoming.

To close the show, Josh analyzes last night's election results and explains why he believes Republicans remain well-positioned to retain control of both the House and Senate heading into the next election cycle.

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Josh also takes a look at some of the other far-left and controversial Democratic candidates running across the country and what their campaigns say about the direction of the party.

Later, Josh responds to remarks made by outgoing Congressman Thomas Massie on the House floor, highlighting what he believes were misleading claims and setting the record straight on the facts.

Finally, Josh discusses President Donald Trump's appearance at the New York Knicks game Monday night, the star-studded crowd in attendance, and the increasingly blurred line between sports, celebrity culture, and politics.

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Josh also explains why he opposed the ceasefire backed by President Trump, arguing that a more decisive conclusion was necessary rather than pausing the conflict before its objectives were fully achieved.

Later, Josh turns his attention to the ongoing election chaos in California, questioning why voters are still waiting for results in major races, including the Los Angeles mayoral contest and the governor's race. He outlines what he sees as the biggest problems with the state's election system and shares his key principles for restoring confidence and integrity in American elections.

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Later, Jeff is joined by political strategist Aidan Chao to discuss the insane level of over-taxation in California, which is killing small business, worsening the affordability crisis for average families, and sending many residents fleeing to red states.

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Next, Will Swaim, CEO of California Policy Center, joins the show for a closer look at the candidates in several key primaries in the golden state.

Finally, Jeff outlines the clear and undeniable media bias against conservative and republican political candidates in deep blue California.

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Next, Joey Vazques of Media Research Center joins the show to talk about the political gift that keeps on giving, Texas Democrat James Talarico.

Finally, Jeff shares some troubling video footage that shows the level of ruin that is plaguing the city of Los Angeles under continued Democrat leadership.

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Next, Willie Nelson, SNC White House Correspondent, joins Jeff to discuss the America 250 celebration and the upcoming UFC event at the White House.

Finally, Jeff talks with Mike Netter, Candidate for CA State Senate, to discuss today's primary elections taking place in California.

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Later on, Jeff also speaks with Lt. Col. John Cappello, New York congressional candidate, to talk about finding common ground in our two party political system and addressing the real day-to-day concerns of voters. 

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Next, Josh turns his attention to Cuba and the latest signals coming from the administration about the future of U.S.-Cuba relations. He examines what policy changes may be on the horizon, what they could mean for American interests, and why the communist regime in Havana remains a critical issue that Washington cannot afford to ignore.

Finally, Josh dives into the results of this week's Texas primary elections and what they reveal about the political landscape in the Lone Star State. As Democrats continue to insist that Texas is on the verge of turning blue, Josh looks at the numbers, the trends, and whether that long-promised Democratic breakthrough is reality—or just another political fantasy.

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Later, Josh is joined by Stuart Bell to discuss the role DEI has played in higher education and the growing backlash against it nationwide. Bell also weighs in on the wave of antisemitism that erupted on college campuses following the October 7 attacks and the challenges universities have faced in responding to it. The conversation comes as Bell is considered a leading contender to become the next president of the University of Florida.

Josh then shifts gears to former President Joe Biden and his latest legal fight over executive privilege. Josh breaks down the lawsuit, questions the legal arguments being made, and explains why he believes the case simply doesn't pass the smell test.

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Josh examines the historical lessons that have shaped U.S. foreign policy, the current challenges posed by Iran, and why a sober, pragmatic strategy is essential as America navigates an increasingly unstable world. He explains what the "America First" doctrine actually means, how it is often misunderstood by both supporters and critics, and why it cannot be reduced to simplistic slogans.

Josh also tackles the false choice between foreign policy "hawks" and "doves," arguing that effective leadership requires a clear-eyed assessment of America's interests rather than rigid ideological labels. Finally, he explores how the conflict with Iran fits into the broader America First framework and what principles should guide U.S. decision-making moving forward.

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Josh and Lila discuss the modern pro-abortion movement, including the role of Planned Parenthood, the abortion services it provides, and the ongoing debate surrounding taxpayer funding. They examine how abortion remains one of the most divisive issues in American politics and why the battle over life issues is far from over.

The conversation also looks at the gains made by the pro-life movement during the administration of Donald Trump, as well as the legal, political, and cultural challenges that remain. Lila explains why she believes there is still significant work to be done to protect unborn children and build a culture that values life at every stage.

Finally, Rose lays out what she believes lawmakers and government leaders must do to end taxpayer funding for abortion providers.

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Josh also takes a look at some of the most controversial candidates emerging from the Left in congressional and Senate races across the country, examining what their rise says about the direction of the Democratic Party heading into the midterms.

Later, Josh is joined by Oren Cass of American Compass for a wide-ranging discussion on the economy. The two discuss the president's trip to China, the future of U.S.-China trade relations, and whether any meaningful agreements are likely to come from the visit. They also explore strategies for reducing inflation without triggering the economic pain that can accompany deflation.

Plus, Josh reacts to a recent interview featuring Jeff Bezos, in which Bezos argues that Washington's biggest problem is not necessarily government spending, but government inefficiency. Josh weighs in on the debate and what it means for the future of federal policy and economic growth.

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Josh also reacts to troubling comments from House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and explains why Democrats are once again being called out for hypocrisy.

Later in the show, Josh welcomes Eric Metaxas, who appears in the new documentary "Revolutionary America". The two discuss why this moment in history is the perfect time for Americans to rediscover the story, sacrifices, and principles behind the American Revolution.

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Josh also reacts to comments from California Governor Gavin Newsom about a potential “break the glass” scenario if two Republicans advance in California’s governor primary, exposing just how panicked Democrats are becoming about losing control.

Plus, Josh takes aim at remarks from New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani regarding a famous quote from President Ronald Reagan. While Josh says he doesn’t fully agree with Reagan’s quote in today’s economy, he argues Mamdani is completely detached from reality for claiming hard-working Americans can’t still get ahead. Josh also exposes the outrageous ways New York City is spending taxpayer dollars, dives into the true meaning behind “Nakba,” and explains why the release of a recent propaganda video should outrage every American.

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Josh also dives into the political force that is President Donald Trump following the Republican primaries over the weekend, showing how Trump’s influence continues to dominate the GOP landscape. Plus, Josh looks ahead to the high-stakes Kentucky congressional primary, where Rep. Thomas Massie finds himself in the political fight of his career.

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Josh is also joined by former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom Sam Brownback to discuss President Trump’s trip to China and whether any real progress can be made on religious freedom under the Chinese government. The two also dive into the broader U.S.-China relationship and what’s truly at stake between the world’s two superpowers.

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Josh analyzes all angles of President Trump's much-anticipated and closely watched visit to Beijing, where he will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping. With so much on the line—from trade to Iran to Taiwan to AI to fentanyl, and more—Josh assesses how Trump can best apply leverage and ensure this meeting goes well for the United States and our interests.

Also, Josh discusses a truly horrifying new commission report about the extent of the sadistic, barbaric sexual violence committed by Hamas on October 7, 2023. Interestingly, this report was released just a day after The New York Times published one of the most atrocious blood libels in modern media history. Are the two events connected?

Plus, the latest updates in all things redistricting.

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On the international stage, President Trump prepares to embark on a high-stakes trip to China. There is a lot riding on this meeting, and Josh breaks down all you need to know—including the best way to really stick it to the Chinese and Iranians while the president meets Xi Jinping on foreign soil.

Rep. Brad Knott (R-N.C.) also joins the program to discuss the congressional debate over reauthorization of FISA surveillance and the ever-thorny, long-standing question on which this debate ultimately hinges: What is the proper way to view the trade-off between liberty and security?

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Then, Katie Pavlich, host of Katie Pavlich Tonight, joins Josh for a wide-ranging and hard-hitting conversation. The two discuss the rapidly approaching midterm elections, whether Republicans can realistically hold the House, and the growing political fallout surrounding Iran. They also examine the divisions inside the GOP, the political stakes of the conflict overseas, and what voters may be looking for heading into November.

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Josh then turns to the latest jobs report, unpacking what the positive numbers really mean for the economy—and whether the reality matches the headlines. He also tackles gas prices, laying out what’s driving costs at the pump and what, if anything, can be done to bring relief to Americans.

Finally, Josh looks overseas at the UK elections, where the Reform Party is shaking up the political landscape. He explains why the results are so stunning, what they signal for the future of British politics, and why Nigel Farage is once again emerging as a major political force.

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Josh then turns to the latest in Iran, reacting to President Trump’s recent comments and asking the big question: have we actually won, or is this far from over?

Later, Josh is joined by Rebeccah Heinrichs, Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute, to assess where things stand with Iran and the real likelihood of a deal being reached.

Josh also highlights a recent interview from Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, diving into what the Founding Fathers envisioned for the country—and what it truly takes to keep the nation strong today.

He wraps up with the latest on redistricting battles and a look at the Los Angeles mayoral race following a contentious recent debate.

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Josh then turns to the latest developments in Iran, reacting to comments from Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on the escalating tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz and the safety of global shipping lanes. He breaks down the differences between Project Freedom and Operation Epic Fury, and what each could signal for U.S. strategy moving forward.

Later, Josh calls out the out-of-touch rhetoric from a former congressman who continues to fixate on January 6th, even as the country faces far more pressing threats.

He wraps up with key Supreme Court developments, including renewed concerns over a controversial abortion drug and why the stakes in these legal battles remain incredibly high.

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Josh then turns to the ongoing redistricting battles still making headlines, previewing what to expect in the aftermath of last week’s Supreme Court ruling. He also makes the case against early voting, while offering a compromise: a national Election Day holiday.

Later, Josh discusses the collapse of Spirit Airlines and whether there was anything the government could—or should—have done to prevent it. He wraps up by diving into the current state of antitrust law and what it means for corporate mergers moving forward.

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Also on today's show: More redistricting fallout, how the GOP's biggest benefit is that the Democrats have gone utterly mad, the end of Spirit Airlines, and what a new op-ed harrowingly refers to as the emerging "Islamo-Christian Right."

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Josh is then joined by Ken Cuccinelli, National Chairman of the Election Transparency Initiative, to discuss the latest developments in Virginia’s redistricting fight and where the legal battle currently stands.

Later, Josh reacts to the latest out of California, where liberal lawmakers are floating the idea of a wealth tax, and reminds listeners who is actually footing the bill in America’s progressive tax system.

Josh closes the show by discussing Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s appearance on Capitol Hill this week, highlighting one key moment from his testimony that many in the media are missing.

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Josh also discusses the latest developments surrounding the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey and what the case ultimately means in the broader fight for accountability in Washington.

Later, Josh is joined by Rob McCoy, Senior Pastor of Godspeak Calvary Chapel and former pastor to Charlie Kirk, to discuss the growing effort by bad actors to divide Christians over the issue of Israel. The two also reflect on the real legacy and impact of Charlie Kirk.

Finally, Josh welcomes journalist Eli Lake to break down the latest developments with Iran, including the escalating standoff over the Strait of Hormuz. Lake explains why the stakes surrounding Iran’s oil exports have reached a critical moment.

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Josh then turns to the latest developments in Iran and the ongoing geopolitical tensions in the region, reacting to Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s comments about the possibility of a ceasefire and what it could mean for America’s role moving forward.

Later in the show, Josh is joined by Professor Richard Epstein, author of The Myth of Birthright Citizenship: What the 14th Amendment Really Says. Epstein joins Josh to unpack the history of the 14th Amendment and explain why the modern debate over birthright citizenship is often built on misconceptions—and what the Constitution actually says.

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Josh argues that the Democratic Party must take responsibility and clearly root out these radicals rather than allowing dangerous rhetoric and fringe actors to creep into the political mainstream. He says the state of the country demands honesty about where this kind of extremism is coming from — and insists it’s up to the Left to confront and purge the evil within its own ranks.

Later in the show, Josh turns to the latest redistricting battle, breaking down Florida’s push to redraw congressional maps in a way that could add additional Republican seats and reshape the political landscape ahead of the next election cycle.

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Rachel Bovard, Vice President of Programs at the Conservative Partnership Institute, joins Josh to break down the latest battles in Washington, including the push for the SAVE America Act and the growing divide among Republicans over the massive reconciliation bill.

Josh also dives into the latest developments with Iran, reacting to what Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said Friday and what it means for U.S. policy moving forward.

To close the show, Josh tackles the biggest question facing the country: who we are as a nation — and how immigration plays a defining role in that identity.

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Josh is joined by Tyler O'Neil, Senior Editor at The Daily Signal, to discuss the fallout from the DOJ’s indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center. Tyler explains why the charges are significant and how his books documents years of troubling conduct by the organization.

Plus, the latest on rumors that the federal government could step in to rescue Spirit Airlines, as the airline teeters on the brink of bankruptcy.

And finally, Josh reacts to the president’s decision to change the federal classification of medical marijuana, explaining why he believes the move is a mistake.

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Josh is then joined by Trent England, Executive Director of Save Our States, to explain why efforts to eliminate the Electoral College in favor of a national popular vote are not about fairness, but about political advantage. England argues that the push to scrap the Electoral College is being driven by political actors looking to tilt the system in their favor.

Josh also dives into the issue of gerrymandering, focusing on the latest controversy in Virginia and why it once again exposes what he sees as the Left’s deep hypocrisy on election rules.

He wraps up the show by highlighting another case headed to the Supreme Court, involving a state that continues to discriminate against religion despite repeated legal challenges—raising serious questions about whether some states simply refuse to learn their lesson.

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Josh closes the show by examining a new study showing religion declining among young women while rising among young men. He explores why this divide may be emerging and what can be done to reverse a broader trend of declining faith in America.

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Josh is then joined by Lee Smith, writer for Tablet Magazine and author of The China Matrix, to discuss Iran and what it will take to know when the job there is truly complete. Smith also offers insight into how Iran’s military is responding to the war.

Later, Josh reacts to a bombshell report from the Department of Justice regarding biased enforcement of the FACE Act by the Biden administration against pro-life activists. Josh explains why the revelations matter and how conservatives should respond.

Josh also dives into the latest political fallout after Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell resigned following sexual assault allegations that surfaced over the weekend—and why the sudden return of #MeToo-style scrutiny in this case caught many observers by surprise.

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Josh also examines the latest developments involving Iran, outlining what he believes could be the next step in the conflict and why he thinks military action may once again be on the horizon.

Finally, Josh weighs in on the ongoing debate surrounding NATO, discussing why critics argue the alliance has become increasingly ineffective and whether the United States could eventually reconsider its role in the organization.

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Josh then turns to the Supreme Court, where free speech once again prevailed and the state of Colorado once again came up short in a major ruling.

Later, Josh breaks down the latest developments involving Iran and reacts to comments from Secretary of War Pete Hegseth about the current situation.

And finally, Josh reflects on the rise and fall of Tiger Woods, and what we can all learn from the lessons surrounding his most recent DUI.

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Josh also dives into the major birthright citizenship case now before the Supreme Court, unpacking the constitutional debate at the heart of the issue and why the case could have sweeping implications.

Plus, Josh examines the so-called “No Kings” rallies held across the country—arguing that the protests are far more astroturfed than organic, despite how they’re being portrayed in the media.

And to close the show, Josh reacts to the crushing loss by his Duke Blue Devils on Sunday, what it means for the program, and why he’s not giving up on the team just yet.

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Later in the show, Josh discusses a case currently being argued before the Supreme Court that could have wide-reaching ramifications for mail-in ballots and election procedures. Josh wraps up by examining the continued fallout from Joe Kent’s resignation and why the President is now weighing in directly on the situation.

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He then turns to a controversy in Arkansas, where Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders was reportedly asked to leave a restaurant after dining. Josh breaks down why he believes this situation is not a First Amendment issue, and contrasts it with cases like Jack Phillips and the debate over compelled speech.

Next, Josh discusses how society evaluates public figures after their death, in light of renewed allegations surrounding Cesar Chavez, and what that means for legacy and historical judgment.

Finally, Josh reacts to the news that Chuck Norris has passed away at the age of 86, sharing thoughts on his impact and cultural legacy.

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Josh is then joined by Rachel Bovard, VP of Programs at CPI, to discuss the latest developments in the Senate surrounding the SAVE America Act. They dive into what the Senate Majority Leader is doing behind the scenes and why Democrats may be unintentionally giving Republicans an opening on voter ID.

Later, Josh covers reports that the FBI is investigating former NCTC Director Joe Kent over alleged leaks of classified information.

To close the show, Josh shifts to March Madness, sharing why anything short of a championship run for his Duke Blue Devils would be a disappointment—and why the NCAA Tournament brings out emotions in players unlike any other sporting event.

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Josh also examines Kent’s role within the intelligence community, questioning his credibility and discussing reports that he had been sidelined from key intelligence briefings well before his departure.

Later, Josh turns to Capitol Hill, where two major hearings are underway, and explains why one nominee may be facing serious challenges.

To close the show, Josh looks at the situation in Cuba, where rolling blackouts are fueling public frustration and sparking growing protests across the country.

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Over the weekend, Tucker Carlson released a video claiming that the CIA has been spying on his text messages. This came after President Trump, earlier this month, said that Carlson "has lost his way" and is "not MAGA." Meanwhile, close Carlson ally Megyn Kelly continued her own descent into clicks-chasing lunacy by spending her Sunday obsessively posting about alleged certain features of Mark Levin's more private anatomy.

What is going on here? Is Carlson actually an Iranian asset?

Trump, Josh argues, is finally settling MAGA's family business. It's great to see. But it doesn't necessarily mean the disgraced podcaster "right" will slow down any time soon. Because they do have a plan in mind—and it involves the 2028 election and beyond. Josh explains what that plan is. Finally, Josh also provides the latest updates on Operation Epic Fury, the continued DHS funding standoff, and more.

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Later, Heather Johnston, Founder and Executive Director of the U.S. Israel Education Association, joins the program to discuss the war with Iran, the importance of U.S.-Israel relations, and the unholy war that many propagandists are now waging on the indispensable Jewish-Christian biblical alliance. Josh closes the show by analyzing the latest war-related comments from Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and indicating what specifically he will be looking out for over the course of the weekend.

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Later, Erick Stakelbeck, host of "Stakelbeck Tonight" on TBN and "The Watchman Newscast" on YouTube, joins Josh to discuss how to define victory in Operation Epic Fury, the great gaslighting operation that intends to unravel the indispensable Jewish-Christian biblical alliance, and why Christian Zionism and the concept of "Judeo-Christianity" flow naturally from Scripture and common sense alike. You don't want to miss this no holds barred conversation.

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Frank Gaffney, president of the Institute for the American Future, joins the program to discuss the potential end goals in Iran and why he believes sharia law poses a significant threat that Americans should take seriously.

Later, Joe Borelli, Former Republican Minority Leader of the New York City Council, joins the show to discuss the ISIS-inspired terror attack in New York City and the broader leadership challenges facing the city since Mayor Mamdani took office. Borelli also weighs in on New York City’s spending trends, why he believes the current approach may ultimately require higher taxes, and his concerns about the mayor’s leadership and the team surrounding him.

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Josh shares some advice for the president, arguing that the moment calls for a clear explanation to the American people. He explains why he believes the president should address the nation directly from the Oval Office to outline the goals of the conflict and why the military action in Iran is necessary.

Later, Josh turns his attention to New York City Mayor Mamdani following the ISIS-inspired terror attack over the weekend. He reacts to the mayor’s comments on Monday and discusses other concerning statements and actions he believes raise serious questions about leadership in the city.

Josh closes by arguing that the attack underscores the need for stronger immigration enforcement and a more aggressive approach toward dealing with radical Islamist  threats inside the United States.

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Rabbi Pesach Wolicki, Executive Director of Israel365 Action and a columnist for The Jerusalem Post, joins the show from Israel to share his perspective and describe what life is like on the ground as the strikes against Iran continue.

Josh also responds to criticism from some voices on the right — including Tucker Carlson — who have blamed Israel for the conflict, explaining why he believes those arguments risk fueling anti-Semitic sentiment.

To close the show, Josh discusses the heated moments during a Capitol Hill hearing Wednesday regarding the fraud in Minnesota and why he believes the issue points to a broader problem facing the country.

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Later, Josh is joined by Rich Goldberg, Senior Advisor at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, to break down the strikes on Iran and explain why he believes the timing for the operation was necessary.

To close the show, Josh looks at the latest political developments, including key primary races unfolding in Texas.

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Josh also discusses the celebration of Purim and its symbolic relevance during a moment of heightened tensions in the Middle East.

Later, Mike Doran of the Hudson Institute joins the show to analyze what comes next — both for Iran and for the broader region. Josh is also joined by John Yoo, former Deputy Assistant Attorney General, to discuss the legal authority behind the president’s decision to order the strikes and to address claims from critics who argue the action was unauthorized or unconstitutional.

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Josh also breaks down the constitutional questions surrounding the president’s authority to take military action, why the language the Constitution uses when discussing war powers matters more than many Americans realize.

Later, Josh reacts to the terror attack in Austin, Texas, and discusses why heightened awareness and vigilance are especially important during moments of global tension.

Lisa Daftari, Editor-in-Chief of The Foreign Desk, also joins the program to provide insight into the situation inside Iran and what could come next following the strikes.

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Josh is then joined by conservative commentator Ann Coulter to evaluate what the Trump administration has accomplished so far on immigration. While praising progress, Coulter explains why she believes more can still be done. She also shares what she hopes to see from the president moving forward, including a more restrained approach to foreign conflicts and a renewed focus on an America First agenda — particularly efforts to confront drug cartels operating in and affecting the United States.

To close the show, Josh discusses rising tensions with Iran and reports of a potential strike in the coming days. He breaks down the red line President Trump has drawn and explains what he believes must happen for the administration to project strength moving forward.

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Josh is then joined by Buck Sexton, author of the new book "Manufacturing Delusion", to discuss his argument that the political left is increasingly using cultural and media institutions to shape public perception and influence the way Americans think.

Later, Robert Spencer, director of Jihad Watch, joins the program to talk about concerns surrounding religious freedom, the targeting of people of faith, and how debates over sharia law are factoring into the broader cultural and political conversation.

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Today, Josh recaps President Trump’s State of the Union address, breaking down the biggest highlights from Tuesday night and evaluating what the president got right. He also discusses where Democrats, in his view, once again fell short — particularly their reaction to several of the guests in attendance.

Josh asks why many Democrats chose not to stand during moments he believes were meant to unite the country rather than divide it, and what that response says about the current political climate.

Later, Josh is joined by FCC Chairman Brendan Carr to discuss why the agency has been in the news recently and to clarify where critics in the media and on the Left may be getting it wrong when it comes to the FCC’s role in regulating the broadcast industry.

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Josh explains why, once again, it all comes back to the economy — and what the president must say to reassure voters heading into a pivotal year. He also reacts to striking comments from former Obama and Biden administration official Susan Rice, arguing they serve as a warning Americans should not ignore.

Plus, Josh dives into the escalating violence in Mexico, particularly in resort cities south of the border, and discusses what steps the administration may need to take to restore order and protect American interests.

Later in the show, Jan Jekielek — senior editor at The Epoch Times, host of American Thought Leaders, and author of Killed to Order — joins Josh to discuss his investigation into China’s ongoing organ harvesting practices and what he uncovered in his powerful new book.

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