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The promise was to expose and dismantle the weaponization of the Department of Justice. But has the DOJ actually changed? I’m joined by January 6 attorney and former DOJ lawyer Jonathan Gross for a deep dive into what happened to the promised effort to root out DOJ weaponization. Nothing has changed in terms of personnel, with many of the same bad actors who persecuted innocent Americans continuin...

Oct. 7 didn't end. The survivors still can't go back to work. Three years after Hamas murdered and kidnapped civilians at the Nova music festival and in places like Kibbutz Be'eri, the New York Post checked on the people who lived. Recovery is not what they found. Nova survivor Rom El-Hai, 32, hid in a forest while gunfire passed. He came out without his job, his girlfriend, or his friends, and he...

As the November elections approach, the one issue Americans continue to care about more than any other is affordability. Instead of taking these concerns seriously, Republicans are taking potshots at young people for buying $20 burritos. The Democratic Socialists, on the other hand, are at least pretending to care about the cost of living, setting themselves up for big electoral victories next mon...

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Stu Burguiere and Dave Landau react to the surprising number of Republican campaign ads that aired during "Monday Night Football," turning the NFL broadcast into a political advertising battleground. Plus, Christa Pike, who was sentenced to death for the 1995 murder of her childhood friend Colleen Slemmer, has survived two lethal injections. President Trump has also approved a firing squad executi...

Jason Whitlock continues his examination of Nikole Hannah-Jones and her revealing New York Times Magazine essay about daughter Najya and PS 307. Joined by Delano Squires, TJ Moe, Shemeka Michelle, and Dre Baldwin, the panel debates whether black identity has failed black children and displaced Christian faith. They confront elite ideology, parental responsibility, school choice, and the courage re...

On this episode of “Predictable w/ Stu,” Stu Burguiere tallies up the most recent polls, prediction market data and breaking news to make a determination on whether or not Abdul El-Sayad REALLY has a shot at becoming the United States Senator from Michigan. Then, an extremely unique edition of “Candidate Countdown!” should make a few waves with the audience. Plus, an in-depth look at the biases th...

On this episode of “The Liz Wheeler Show," Liz is joined by Ryan Mauro, president of the Mauro Institute, to discuss the truth behind Candace Owens’ background and her ties to Russia. SPONSORS: ALL FAMILY PHARMACY: Visit allfamilypharmacy.com/LIZ and use code LIZ10 to save 10% sitewide, or call 561-717-6794. Like & subscribe to make sure you don't miss a single video: https://youtube.com/lizwheele...

Steve says Trump's comments contrasting what the Democrat Party has become vs. the alternative is precisely the type of messaging Republicans need for the midterms. Then, Bunni Pounds joins the program to talk about her book, "Stepping Up to Lead: Rebuilding a Nation in the Footsteps of Nehemiah." Hour Two is Fake News or Not, featuring one of Steve's responses on his most recent AMA. Pop Culture...

To ease the burden of high diesel prices, President Trump signed an executive order temporarily lifting a tax on diesel fuel. Glenn explains that this temporary fix will only help for a short time and lays out the importance of the midterm elections for future gas and diesel prices. Glenn also ties this issue to the ongoing unrest in France. Leftists seem dead set on packing the Supreme Court if t...

While Washington celebrates the "AI Revolution," a massive financial and infrastructural bubble is quietly being built in our back yards — and it is threatening to take the U.S. economy down with it. I’m joined by utilities expert and former Wisconsin public service commissioner Dan Eastman to expose the ugly reality behind the nationwide data center land-grab. It’s not just the fact that we don’t...

Trump signs an executive order that temporarily lifts restrictions on red-dyed diesel. We have a trucker in the studio audience help explain the impact of lifting the ban. A 28-year-old laboratory technician in Siberia died of severe pneumonia of unknown origin following unconfirmed reports of a lab accident involving plague bacteria. We look back to the mania of COVID and warn the audience to kee...

Twelve American B-1 bombers did not leave a British base by accident. The Wall Street Journal and the New York Times report that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was behind a complex, multipronged plan to destroy U.S. aircraft and kill American service members at RAF Fairford, about 90 miles west of London. All 12 bombers went back to their home stations in the United States over the weekend....

Paramore lead singer Hayley Williams, in her desperate attempt to stay relevant, promotes one of the left’s favorite buzzwords, “Free Palestine.” She also doubled down and told her audience that Christian nationalism is the biggest threat to American democracy. And you know what? I agree. Because democracy is currently promoting legalizing abortion, transgender protection in sports and restrooms,...

Stu Burguiere and Dave Landau react to the reporting of a viral outbreak in a Russian plague laboratory. Is disaster heading our way, or do people just need to take a breath and calm down? Then, police in Lansing, Michigan, believe five separate deaths may be connected, pointing to a potential serial killer on the loose. Finally, Abdul El-Sayed’s former aide exposes Abdul for being an immature "ma...

Jason Whitlock breaks down Nikole Hannah-Jones’ controversial decision to send her daughter to a struggling Brooklyn school despite having the money to choose a better option — and why he believes her own account exposes the consequences of ideology-driven parenting. Hannah-Jones, the creator of the 1619 Project, has explained why she chose PS 307 for her daughter and what happened after that deci...

Today Allie addresses the Cornell 7 story, in which a “Jane Doe” has accused seven men of sexually assaulting her in 2024 at a fraternity house at Cornell University. This story has caused chaos and confusion online, with many on social media coming to a verdict that has yet to be proven. Allie explains what exactly happened and looks at what many public figures and celebrities are saying about th...

On this episode of “Predictable w/ Stu,” Stu Burguiere looks into a few brand-new polls that might suggest Republicans have a few silver linings left in the black cloud that has become the 2026 midterms. Then, Stu examines an interesting new media strategy coming from Angela and Ken Paxton in Texas. Plus, today’s “Candidate Countdown” ventures into the bayou for a race out of Louisiana! And, Stu h...

On this episode of “The Liz Wheeler Show," Liz dives into the truth behind the Cornell 7 and Jane Doe’s actions. Plus, Liz exposes the Democrats' broader agenda with this story. SPONSORS: ALL FAMILY PHARMACY: Visit allfamilypharmacy.com/LIZ and use code LIZ10 to save 10% sitewide, or call 561-717-6794. Like & subscribe to make sure you don't miss a single video: https://youtube.com/lizwheeler?sub_...

Steve reacts to Supreme Court Justice Thomas Alito's rare interview over the weekend where he reveals he has a pretty good idea who leaked the Dobbs opinion — and Steve says he thinks he knows too. Then, Bob Vander Plaats from the Family Leader joins the program to detail what it's going to take for Republicans to win in a state like Iowa. Hour Two is Ask Deace Anything. TODAY'S SPONSORS: JASE MED...

A Russian researcher broke a test tube containing the pneumonic plague, and within a week, she had passed away after being hospitalized with severe pneumonia. Her official cause of death was “pneumonia of an unknown etiology,” and Glenn lays out how this playbook typically unfolds. Glenn also discusses the failed attack on an American base in Europe and theorizes what Iran may be planning. Country...

Christian metal acts are more common today, but when Skillet began playing, the idea of these two worlds colliding was relatively new. The band gained more notoriety in the secular music scene than the Christian world, but the members always kept their mission front and center. Lead singer John Cooper joins me to discuss the many challenges and victories he and his bandmates experience on the road...

Today, I expose the GOP and Trump’s perpetual campaign mode — and the conservative media ecosystem that keeps rewarding politicians for talking about future victories instead of demanding results from the power they already control. And now the conservative establishment is already moving on to the next candidate, elevating JD Vance years before the next presidential election. Vance talks the talk...

Rick is back from the fan cruise with tales of tourism, travel, trouble, and toil. And great memories, of course. He has stories from Croatia and Venice, where he was yesterday, but he's back with us live in Birmingham today. In sports, Alabama defeats Mississippi State in Starkville, which has us asking if Bama is back. Florida falls to Missouri. The Padres are down two games to the Brewers in th...

Justice Samuel Alito just told CBS he is considering retirement. Alito is 76, the second-oldest justice on the bench. He said he thought about retiring this year and decided to stay, because he still believes he can make a valuable contribution. He also said somebody his age has to think about it every term, and he will look at it again in 2027. That is not a resignation. It is a clock. If he leav...