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Yes, this really happened, or at least, we were right there on the verge of litigation. It happened a while ago, and Ryan is finally free to tell this very bizarre story.

A creative idea on Iran goes up in smoke against the U.S. Constitution, and Ryan has a great, easy way to filter out bad movies and only watch the good ones. It's so simple! Not a joke!

A preeminent expert on China was shocked at their outright disrespect toward the United States and President Donald Trump during his visit. So, what will he do about it? Plus, new information about the COVID cover-up.

Let's start the show by looking at the judge in the 3rd assassination case- do you think this judge is unbiased? What about the Mayor of L.A? We talk because we care.

4.3 million less Americans are off of Food Stamps now. And somehow, media reports this as a bad thing! Of course! Listen to the spin.

Kamala Harris has been making the rounds, like a presidential candidate. But why won't she condemn the attempted shooter of Donald Trump? We discuss that, plus when it's okay to criticize gas prices and why kids these days don't seem to want to work.

The Supreme Court just shifted the balance of power in America for decades- were you paying attention? Plus, Katie Porter doesn't seem like she's a nice person. She seems like she's a mean person. She could be the next governor of California.

We tend to brush on to the next thing, but what is the would-be-assassin's motivation for trying to kill the entire Trump Administration, in his own words?

So much news this week and we dive in with the latest in Iran, plus the Supreme Court decision on Louisiana minority districts, King Charles' White House visit and James Comey's second indictment.

And you're not going to believe who they're letting run it. Are you a fan of Adult Swim?

It's true, the SPLC is awful, but this story is both the tip of the iceberg, and not as big as it seems. Let's talk about the racoon in Ryan's garage, which is not a metaphor, and the acronym sweeping Canadian sexual language.

Is talk about the government loaning Spirit Airlines enough to stay afloat a good idea? Here's the latest. Plus, the Southern Poverty Law Center faces the music and more on what Virginia's redistricting means for the rest of the country.

And yet, you may not have heard of any of them! From big to small, here are them all.

What would you do if someone carved a swastika into your car? Some of your neighbors have had to ask that question recently. And wins in Iran mark the week.

She just sits around and watches TV. It's our favorite guest, Tricia Everding! She's here to regale us with tales far and wide about hobbies she never had, and won't take up.

An enlightening story from a woman who was sex trafficked, followed by news of the week, including a surprising CNN poll that shows favorably for Republicans. Don't worry, be snappy, it's Wiggins America.

President Donald Trump lashed out at Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly and more over their criticism of the Iran War. Here's more on that, unexpected infighting, and support for common-sense proposals in places you might not expect.

The Mets broadcasters didn't hurt Ryan's feelings none, nope. St. Louis isn't the only city like this, either.

Iran and Birthright Citizenship are the top stories, but we're digging a little deeper and examining culture, in light of the Chicago Bulls. Let's have a level headed discussion about free speech and Christians.

Get the latest on UFO hearings, what happened between Pam Bondi and Donald Trump and what the GOP may have to agree to to get the government up and running again.

Why the SAVE Act matters—and the ticking fiscal time bomb.

There's so much going on between the war in Iran, the deal to end the partial government shutdown and pay TSA workers, lawsuits that could change social media as we know it. We break it all down.

Wiggins Uber-drove a young dude who saw first hand what communism did to his family farm. It's a fascinating story of survival.

The Illinois primary was predictable, and will yield a predictable result in November. Have we, republicans, learned nothing? Wiggins brings a "Last Person on Earth" movie suggestion, and the pain of Dragon-ball-pee.

The NIMBYS come out in force every time one is proposed, but should Americans embrace data centers? Here's an answer. Plus, the latest on spending plans in Congress, and how the US is fighting the first AI war in Iran.

We start the show with a look from CBS news at California hospice fraud. Spoiler: It's rampant. And we finish with some predictions Trump posted...about himself? Inbetween, let's ride Glacticoaster and enjoy some good news!

Sometimes, the roller coaster of life is not a metaphor; as is the case with Galacticoaster! A new indoor ride, which thrills Ryan enough that Legoland Florida's Brittany Williams is here to describe it in detail.

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Everyone is panicking about our best local theme park, but relax! There's reason to believe this sale is good, and will deliver.

A handful of brave House reps voted to make transparent their own sexual allegations, but the vast majority, from both parties, won't release it. They'll use your money for the lawsuits though! And, Iran, Iran, so far away, yet a domestic issue now.

Kristi Noem's dismissal is at the top of conservative news feeds, and so is the latest in Iran. We dig into those topics, plus Trump's attack on former ally Tucker Carlson.

Wiggins reacts to President Trump's State of the Union, highlighting falling crime in Washington, D.C., sharp contrasts with Democrats on immigration and public safety, and what he calls a strategic political win for the president. The episode also touches on election integrity debates and local developments in the St. Louis region.

The U.S. Supreme Court rules 6–3 that former President Donald Trump lacked authority to impose sweeping tariffs under emergency powers. Ryan examines the decision, conservative divisions over tariffs, and what it could mean for trade policy, election integrity debates and other national headlines.

The Supreme Court decided the president cannot use the emergency powers act to levy tariffs. So, does that mean they're over, or is there another path forward? Here's analysis of the decision and what the administration's reaction should be.

The arrest of former Prince Andrew sent shockwaves across the globe. Why did it take so long? Plus, a breakdown of Stephen Colbert's long-game and the latest on the Nancy Guthrie case and the threat of Iran.

Ryan makes the case that the SAVE America Act is a common sense step to secure elections, arguing voter ID at registration would protect against fraud and non-citizen voting. He ties the issue to illegal immigration, criticizes Democratic opposition as hypocritical, and weighs in on media coverage, Epstein developments, and broader cultural commentary.

The latest jobs report is great news for fans of Trump's economy, plus the latest on ICE leaving Minneapolis and what that means for other Dem-run states.

Fulton County election scrutiny, Tulsi Gabbard backlash, and the SAVE Act debate fuel renewed focus on voter integrity—alongside sharp criticism of Trump over the Epstein files and other political missteps.

FBI has raided the Fulton County election headquarters. Democrats are freaking out. Meanwhile, should your pastor preach on cultural issues? And let's connect Trump, China and Minnesota.

What does the GOP slate look like for 2028? Here's the latest. Plus, evidence that JD Vance and Marco Rubio may team up. Tom Homan is in Minneapolis after the second ICE shooting. Here's what he's saying. And also what Donald Trump is saying about what to expect next.

From a candid discussion on faith and salvation sparked by Scott Adams' death, to snowmageddon, constitutional conservatism, Minnesota fraud, Jack Smith's testimony, and Trump on the world stage—we're tackling big ideas, breaking news, and unexpected turns.

Donald Trump made headlines around the world with his talk in Davos, Switzerland and -- surprise! -- California Gov. Gavin Newsom showed up and tried to make it all about himself. Here's more on that, plus the latest on the Greenland deal and protests in Minnesota.