The Josh Hammer Show

Josh opens the show with a fiery case for why Congress must pass the SAVE America Act immediately, pointing to the ongoing vote-counting chaos in California, where ballots are still being counted more than a week after Election Day. Josh argues that Americans deserve election results they can trust and questions how one of the nation's largest states continues to struggle to deliver timely outcomes. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show by discussing the reaction from Democrats to the Karmelo Anthony verdict and why he believes many on the Left are once again turning to accusations of racism rather than addressing the facts of the case. He also breaks down a Capitol Hill hearing examining allegations of fraud and misconduct at the Southern Poverty Law Center and what the findings could mean moving forward. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show by breaking down Democrats' hopes of reclaiming power in Maine as voters head to the polls for the Democratic Senate primary. He explains why Democrats have rallied behind Graham Planter in their bid to flip the seat this fall, despite a growing list of controversies surrounding the candidate, including revelations about a Nazi tattoo and other troubling reports that continue to emerge. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show by breaking down Israel's latest strikes against Iran, what they mean for the region, and how the United States should respond moving forward. He examines the growing tensions surrounding the conflict, the potential for disagreements between the U.S. and Israel, and why he believes the current approach falls short of what is needed to address the Iranian threat. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(Dek) On today's show, Jeff Vaughn fills in for Josh Hammer and talks with journalist Daniel Guss, DanielGuss.Substack.com, about the level of blatant voter fraud taking place in blue states like California. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show, Jeff Vaughn fills in for Josh Hammer and is joined by Dan Schneider, Vice President of MRC Free Speech America, to discuss Spencer Pratt's social media strategy in the Los Angeles Mayoral race, and the future of AI in political messaging. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show, Jeff Vaughn fills in for Josh Hammer and is joined by Gloria Romero, Candidate for Lt. Governor of California, as well as Roxanne Hoge of LA GOP, to discuss the current vote totals following California's Tuesday primaries. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show, Jeff Vaughn fills in for Josh Hammer and is joined by EJ Antoni, Heritage Foundation Chief Economist, to talk about the stock market's impact on average Americans. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show, Jeff Vaughn fills in for Josh Hammer and is joined by Michael Gates, candidate for Attorney General of California, to discuss several key political races in the state as well as the infamous and unconstitutional "Nick Shirley Act." 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. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show by taking apart the proposed Iran deal and explaining why he believes it is a deal America should reject outright. He breaks down what's actually in the agreement, exposes the glaring questions it leaves unanswered, and argues that a bad deal is far more dangerous than no deal at all. Josh explains why giving concessions to the Iranian regime without meaningful guarantees could have serious consequences for U.S. national security and stability in the Middle East. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show by taking aim at the growing push for DEI policies across America, arguing that judging people based on race is wrong no matter which side is doing it. He explains why attempts to repackage and mainstream DEI are only fueling more division, not solving the real problems facing the country, and why many Americans are increasingly rejecting identity-based politics in schools, workplaces, and government. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh takes a deep dive into the historical roots of Left-wing political violence, tracing the ideology and movements back to the late 1700s and highlighting some of the violent episodes that shaped modern political extremism. Later, Josh is joined by author Jamie Glazov to discuss his new book United in Hate and the ideological forces driving today’s political Left. The two examine why authoritarian impulses often emerge within Leftist movements and how those ideas collide with principles like human rights, liberty, and democratic governance.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Josh Hammer takes a deep dive into the principles that should guide American foreign policy, arguing for a realistic, interest-driven approach that puts America's national interests first rather than chasing ideological crusades abroad. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, Josh takes a closer look at the original purpose and intent of the Second Amendment. Far from being solely about self-defense, the Founders viewed the right to bear arms as a critical safeguard against government overreach and a necessary protection of individual liberty. Josh explores the historical context behind the amendment and why many believe its true meaning is often overlooked in today's political debates.Joining the show is Dana Loesch, host of "The Dana Show" and one of the nation's most prominent Second Amendment advocates. Dana discusses the ongoing efforts to protect gun rights, the challenges facing firearm owners, and why she believes the Second Amendment remains as important today as it was at the nation's founding.Josh and Dana also tackle some of the most common arguments and misconceptions surrounding gun rights, separating fact from fiction and discussing how supporters of the Second Amendment can effectively respond to misinformation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Josh is joined by Lila Rose, founder of Live Action, for an in-depth conversation on the fight for the rights of the unborn and the future of the pro-life movement in America. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show by breaking down reports of growing divisions inside the White House over how to handle Iran. While one faction is calling for stronger action, others continue to push for diplomacy and renewed negotiations. Josh explains why he believes the time has come for decisive leadership, argues that past attempts to negotiate with the Iranian regime have repeatedly failed, and lays out what he sees as the path toward ending the conflict. 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. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show discussing the major victories scored by the MAGA movement in Tuesday’s primary elections across the country. He breaks down what the results mean for the future of the Republican Party, why the Right appears to be rejecting its fringe voices, and how Democrats continue doubling down on radical policies and rhetoric. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show breaking down the high-stakes Kentucky primary as anti-Trump Congressman Thomas Massie faces off against Trump-backed challenger Ed Gallen. Josh explains what a Massie victory would mean for President Donald Trump and the MAGA movement, while also sounding the alarm over polls showing the president sitting under 40% in key numbers. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show blasting the comments made by former Vice President Kamala Harris on a recent podcast, arguing that she once again said the quiet part out loud. Josh explains why her remarks directly clash with the Constitution and what they reveal about the Left’s growing hostility toward the foundational principles of the country. He breaks down why this isn’t just political rhetoric anymore — it’s part of a broader war on constitutional limits, individual liberties, and the rule of law. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show reflecting on America’s 250th anniversary and the growing debate over where faith fits into the future of the country. Josh discusses the troubling decline in prayer, the abandonment of Sabbath rest, and what happens to a nation when it drifts away from its spiritual foundation. He explains why the Ten Commandments still matter today and argues that returning to those timeless truths would put the country on a far better path. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President Trump’s China trip takes center stage as Josh breaks down the meetings with Xi Jinping, the major sticking point that could derail relations, and what’s really happening behind closed doors. Josh also reacts to a troubling New York Times story that exposes the state of today’s media, plus the confirmation of the new Fed Chairman and what it means for the future of the economy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's show is sponsored by Balance of Nature. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Supreme Court is allowing Alabama to redistrict its congressional maps, as Southern states continue to comply with the court's recent landmark Voting Rights Act decision. Meanwhile, Virginia Democrats have tossed up a Hail Mary legal appeal that will surely lose. Overall, Republicans are the big redistricting winners. But will it actually matter? 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?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show with the escalating conflict involving Iran, breaking down the explosive comments made over the weekend by Israel’s prime minister alongside President Trump’s latest remarks. Josh asks the question many Americans are now demanding answers to: why isn’t the United States unleashing the full force of its military might against the Iranian regime? He dives into who may be standing in the way, whether the administration is serious about confronting Tehran, and if so-called “peace talks” are anything more than a delaying tactic from a desperate regime. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show with a major redistricting defeat for Democrats in Virginia, as the courts shut down efforts to redraw congressional maps in their favor. Josh breaks down what the ruling means, why it’s a significant loss for Democrats, and how it could reshape the political landscape heading into upcoming elections. He also dives into the chaos unfolding in Tennessee, where redistricting battles continue. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show with a stunning allegation out of Washington—raising serious questions about whether a sitting Democrat in Congress is acting against U.S. interests. He breaks down Rep. Pramila Jayapal’s reported efforts to help Cuba secure oil and why actions like that push dangerously close to the line of undermining American policy abroad. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show torching former President Obama’s appearance on CBS’s "The Late Show," calling out the tired rhetoric and blatant hypocrisy that just won’t quit. Josh breaks down why Obama, of all people, has zero credibility lecturing anyone about weaponizing the DOJ—and why it’s long past time for him to step out of the spotlight for good.Then, Josh pivots to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, unpacking his defense of U.S. military action in the Strait of Hormuz and what it signals about America’s posture abroad.Finally, Josh digs into the latest polling numbers—cutting through the noise to answer the real question: are these early warning signs for President Trump and Republicans heading into the 2026 midterms, or just more media spin?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show sounding the alarm on the surge in antisemitism across America—pointing to attacks on Jewish homes and places of worship, and a decade-long rise in incidents that can no longer be ignored. He lays out what’s driving this disturbing trend and where the country is going wrong as the situation continues to escalate. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show with the latest developments in Iran, breaking down where things stand and what comes next. He explains why two things can be true at once—America has made real gains, but the job is far from finished—and lays out the four key benchmarks that must be met before the conflict can truly be considered over. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh begins today's show by explaining how the lack of accountability and justice is a guaranteed societal death knell. This includes the lack of accountability for the Left's debilitating, anti-American lawfare, but it is an older tale that goes back at least far as the 2016 Russiagate hoax. A free society cannot remain free unless there is accountability and justice when things go terribly wrong. Mike Davis, founder and president of the Article III Project, joins Josh to discuss. 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."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show by breaking down what’s really at stake in the redistricting battles unfolding across the country. He explains why Republicans may currently have the upper hand after both Democrat- and Republican-leaning states moved to redraw their congressional maps. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show breaking down a major Supreme Court ruling handed down today, explaining why the decision is a huge win for the country and what it could mean for the future of constitutional law in America. He also reacts to King Charles’ visit to the United States, calling out the glaring hypocrisy from the Left—many of whom spent years denouncing America’s founding over monarchy, yet now seem eager to celebrate a king. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show by taking aim at the dangerous rhetoric coming from the Left, including late-night host Jimmy Kimmel doubling down after joking about the assassination of the President. Josh breaks down why this kind of rhetoric is becoming normalized in mainstream culture—and why the media refuses to hold its own side accountable. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show discussing the shocking attempted assassination of President Trump by a radical Leftist. He explains why the corporate media is once again running cover — downplaying the motive and falling back on the tired “both sides” narrative instead of confronting the extremism that fueled the attack. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show with the rumors swirling about a possible Supreme Court vacancy this summer. If it happens, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Josh lays out exactly the kind of justice he believes belongs on the court and asks the question Republicans must answer: are they serious about putting a true constitutional conservative on the bench — or are we headed for another David Souter mistake? 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show with the latest on the stalled peace talks with Iran, breaking down what went wrong, what it signals about the regime’s intentions, and where both sides go from here. He also calls out a senator’s misleading comments on the situation, separating political spin from the facts. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show by discussing the DOJ indictment of the SPLC. He breaks down what the indictment says and why Josh says the organization has spent years stoking division rather than combating hate.Josh then turns to the Virginia redistricting vote that just passed, explaining what it could mean for the political landscape and why other states may soon begin redrawing their own congressional maps in response. Josh is then joined by Mollie Hemingway, author of Alito, to discuss her new book exploring what we know—and what we don’t—about Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. Mollie also weighs in on the reports that Alito may retire this summer and what such a move would mean for the future balance of the Court.Josh also highlights a major court case out of Texas involving the Ten Commandments, before calling out a Democratic senator who sparked controversy by cheering against the United States during the war with Iran.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show by laying out the four conditions he believes must be met for a real deal with Iran, as negotiations are set to continue this week. He also reacts to the President’s latest comments about a potential deal—and the possibility that additional strikes on Iran may still be on the table. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show by breaking down the latest developments in Iran following the events of the weekend and what they signal about where the conflict may be heading. He also explains why the opening—and potential closing—of the Strait of Hormuz carries enormous consequences for global energy markets and geopolitical stability.Josh is then joined by Samuel Goldman, Associate Professor of Humanities at the University of Florida’s Hamilton School, to discuss Christian Zionism—what it is, where it comes from, and why the topic is more relevant today than ever before. The two explore the deep historical roots of the idea, tracing it back to the 1600s, and explain how it continues to shape modern political and religious debates.Josh closes the show by discussing a tragic story that he argues could have been prevented, highlighting how the Left’s soft-on-crime policies continue to put innocent lives at risk.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh discusses the latest developments in Iran and whether the war may finally be approaching its endgame. He breaks down the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and what it could mean for global energy markets and oil prices moving forward.Josh also takes aim at the growing campaign on the Left to target and intimidate conservative lawyers, explaining why these attacks strike at the heart of the legal system and the rule of law.He then reacts to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’s remarks earlier this week, where Thomas warned that modern progressivism poses a serious threat to America’s institutions and constitutional order. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh opens the show by tackling the growing rumors of a potential Supreme Court vacancy later this year and what it could mean for the future balance of the Court. He shares his thoughts on who he believes should be considered for the highest court in the land and makes the case that now is not the time for a “go-along-to-get-along” nominee—but rather a no-nonsense conservative willing to stand firm on the Constitution.Josh is then joined by Lara Trump, former RNC co-chair and Trump campaign senior advisor, to discuss the endgame in the war with Iran and how the conflict could shape the political landscape heading into the midterm elections. She also weighs in on the narrative that Republican momentum is fading—and why she believes the reality looks very different.Josh wraps up the show by reacting to Vice President JD Vance’s remarks at a recent TPUSA event, highlighting what his comments say about the direction of the conservative movement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh responds to the pope’s recent comments about the war in Iran and examining how they square with Scripture. He also breaks down the latest developments in the ongoing peace talks between Israel and Lebanon and what the newest updates could mean for stability across the Middle East.Josh is then joined by Peter St. Onge, Senior Economist at The Heritage Foundation, to discuss the state of the economy and the real key to bringing oil prices down—both here at home and around the world.Later, Josh reacts to a major Left-wing influencer once again making headlines with inflammatory comments, and he explains why Republicans would be wise to spotlight rhetoric like this to show just how far outside the mainstream parts of the modern Left have drifted.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With a packed news cycle, Josh opens the show with the latest developments involving Iran, as the military blockade of the Strait of Hormuz enters its second day. Josh breaks down where things stand with the ongoing peace talks and the many moving pieces shaping the situation. 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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Davis fills in for Josh and tackles a packed news cycle. He breaks down the latest ceasefire developments with Iran, the sudden collapse of Eric Swalwell’s run for California governor, and the reaction from Democrats turning on one of their own. Mark also weighs in on comments from the pope and what the return of Artemis signals for the next chapter of space exploration.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.