Podcast appearances and mentions of Heidi Harris

Heidi Harris begins the show talking about Jordan Walker's historic performance in last night's home run derby! Jordan is the first Cardinal ever to win this thrilling event. Jared Halpern, White House Correspondent and Political Anchor for Fox News Radio, joins the show to discuss Darlene Graham potentially finishing out her brother Lindsey's term. Is this something she could want long-term? Would you take a train cross-country?

Hour 2 with Heidi Harris begins with Brent Sadler, Senior Research Fellow and Retired U.S. Navy Captain, who joins the show to discuss the tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, as well as the ongoing conflict with Iran. A teenage girl and her boyfriend go on a killing spree in East St. Louis. Ethan has his top stories of the day on Ethan's Sports and Local.

Heidi Harris starts the third hour off by discussing the heat that Caitlin Clark faces in the WNBA. Are they jealous, or is it just because she is so much better? It seems to be a trend across all sports of players trying to injure young stars. The 58th Governor of the State of Missouri, Mike Kehoe, joins the show to discuss the devastating floods across of Missouri. What are the next steps in order to recover? We end the show with our poll results!

Heidi Harris begins the show talking about Jordan Walker's historic performance in last night's home run derby! Jordan is the first Cardinal ever to win this thrilling event. Jared Halpern, White House Correspondent and Political Anchor for Fox News Radio, joins the show to discuss Darlene Graham potentially finishing out her brother Lindsey's term. Is this something she could want long-term? Would you take a train cross-country? Hour 2 with Heidi Harris begins with Brent Sadler, Senior Research Fellow and Retired U.S. Navy Captain, who joins the show to discuss the tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, as well as the ongoing conflict with Iran. A teenage girl and her boyfriend go on a killing spree in East St. Louis. Ethan has his top stories of the day on Ethan's Sports and Local. Heidi Harris starts the third hour off by discussing the heat that Caitlin Clark faces in the WNBA. Are they jealous, or is it just because she is so much better? It seems to be a trend across all sports of players trying to injure young stars. The 58th Governor of the State of Missouri, Mike Kehoe, joins the show to discuss the devastating floods across of Missouri. What are the next steps in order to recover? We end the show with our poll results!

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Heidi Harris fills in for Annie Frey as Ethan delivers his Sports & Local segment. He recaps the Cardinals' series against the Brewers, breaks down J.J. Weatherholt's eight-year contract extension and what it means for the franchise. Ethan also previews the Blues at the Arch Festival and the upcoming BMW Championship at Bellerive Country Club.

Heidi Harris fills in for Annie Frey and talks with Jeff Monosso about what's behind the cheaper gas at "Freedom Fuel" stations, why gas stations really make their money inside the store, and the latest on gas prices. They also get into why so many people are hitting the road instead of flying this summer, the frustrations of air travel today, and how airlines are increasingly catering to their highest-paying customers.

Heidi Harris fills in for Annie Frey alongside producer Brad Range. In Hour 1, they discuss rising everyday costs, how consumers are adjusting their spending habits, and why gas stations make more money inside the store than at the pump. Fox News Radio's Jeff Monosso joins the show to break down the "Freedom Fuel" gas station concept, gas price trends, and why more Americans are choosing road trips over flying. Heidi and Brad also talk about security concerns surrounding President Trump, Iran, terrorism, parenting and discipline.

Heidi Harris fills in for Annie Frey alongside producer Brad Range. In Hour 2, they discuss parenting, discipline, and the importance of following through on consequences before diving into the dangers of parents oversharing their children's lives on social media. They also talk about media coverage of public figures, political division in the Trump era, respectful conversations across political differences, and why younger generations are drawn to socialism.

Heidi Harris fills in for Annie Frey alongside producer Brad Range. In Hour 3, Ethan delivers his Sports & Local segment with a recap of the Cardinals' series against the Brewers, J.J. Weatherholt's long-term extension, and previews of Blues at the Arch and the BMW Championship. Heidi and Brad also discuss declining trust in institutions, the influence of social media algorithms, faith in uncertain times, the Tyler Robinson case, Charlie Kirk's legacy, and a conversation about America's future and the challenges facing the country.

Heidi Harris fills in for Annie Frey alongside producer Brad Range for a full show covering the day's biggest stories. They discuss rising gas prices and everyday costs, parenting and discipline, the impact of social media on families, political polarization, capitalism, faith, and the importance of meaningful conversations. Fox News Radio's Jeff Monosso joins to explain the "Freedom Fuel" gas station concept and the latest on travel and fuel prices. Plus, Ethan's Sports & Local recaps the Cardinals' series against the Brewers, breaks down J.J. Weatherholt's long-term contract extension, and highlights major events coming to St. Louis.

In this segment of the show, guest host Heidi Harris reacts to the federal sentencing of former Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright, who received 41 months in prison for misusing public funds driven by an underlying drug issue. Harris uses his case to launch into a broader critique of accountability in governance, clarifying that while she never places intrinsic trust in politicians, those elected to offices managing public finance and law enforcement must be held to higher standards. She contrasts the humble reality of ordinary citizens dealing with personal challenges against the distinct lack of conscience often displayed by figures in power, facetiously comparing the traits of repetitive political rule to unchecked, narcissistic self-interest that disregards the public good.

During Hour 4 of The Charlie James Show, guest host Heidi Harris seamlessly blends geopolitical critique, legal accountability, and bizarre true-crime news. She starts by discussing internal migration patterns, noting with concern how voters fleeing progressive, high-tax states often inadvertently bring those exact same failing policies to traditionally conservative areas. Turning her attention to local corruption, Harris harshly critiques the ego and broken public trust surrounding former Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright following his 41-month federal prison sentencing for siphoning benevolence funds to fuel a drug dependency. She underscores how devastating political narcissism and lack of conscience can be to an organization's morale. Shifting gears to an unbelievable headline, Harris closes the hour by highlighting the arrest of an elderly Texas couple—aged 74 and 80—who were caught by a Border Patrol K-9 unit smuggling over 345 pounds of cocaine hidden inside their trailer for a projected payout.

In this audio segment, guest host Heidi Harris welcomes U.S. Congressman William Timmons to discuss the recent historic celebrations in Washington, D.C., which featured impressive flyovers and the largest fireworks show in history. The conversation turns to legislative efforts, specifically highlighting the Save America Act, which aims to protect election integrity by mandating that voters show proof of citizenship and identification. Timmons notes that despite strong bipartisan support from the American public, the legislation faces resistance from Democrats who refuse to vote for it. The segment concludes with a discussion about changing political dynamics, where Timmons argues that traditional liberals have been replaced by radical socialists and communists who are pushing the nation toward unsustainable policies reminiscent of California and New York.

In the second hour of the broadcast, host Heidi Harris continues the conversation on former Sheriff Chuck Wright's 41-month federal sentence, featuring a call from a listener discussing chronic pain management and addiction. The program then transitions to state politics as South Carolina Representative Josiah Magnuson breaks down recent state agency consolidations and administrative layoffs designed to eliminate redundant, unfilled positions and improve fiscal efficiency for taxpayers. Finally, Harris announces a local $212,000 Palmetto Cash 5 lottery winner in Greenville before closing the hour with a highly skeptical analysis of sudden public claims regarding U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell's recovery and health status.

In this comprehensive block of The Charlie James Show (Hour 3), guest host Heidi Harris navigates a variety of topics centered around American values and political structures with both guests and call-in listeners. The hour opens with South Carolina Congressman William Timmons praising the patriotic scale of recent national celebrations before discussing the Save America Act, emphasizing the importance of securing elections through photo identification mandates and using reconciliation to encourage state compliance. Transitioning to a discussion on state-to-state migration patterns, caller Luther notes that citizens are actively using their geographic mobility to escape heavily taxed and highly regulated states, though Harris cautions that this often causes left-leaning voters to inadvertently import those exact same failing policies into traditionally conservative states. These systemic issues are further criticized during a discussion with an older caller named Bill regarding the prevalence of liberal indoctrination on college campuses, prompting Harris to advocate for strict accountability in education and an end to academic tenure. The broadcast concludes on an uplifting note with an 18-year-old high school graduate named Carson, who shares how his parents intentionally taught him about the real-world downfalls of communism and socialism, leading him to express deep gratitude for American liberty as he prepares to attend a Bible college in Kentucky

In this audio excerpt from the Charlie James Show, guest host Heidi Harris engages with callers regarding political migration, voting behaviors, and socialism. A caller named Luther argues that communist or socialist policies inevitably fail because modern populations are highly mobile and will flee oppressive cities, thereby destroying the local tax base. Harris counters by highlighting a recurring problem: residents fleeing high-tax "blue" states often relocate to "red" states like South Carolina, Texas, or Idaho, only to vote for the exact same unsustainable policies—such as bloated public pensions—that ruined their previous homes. The conversation concludes with another caller, Bob, who criticizes voters who refuse to vote due to a lack of a "perfect" candidate, defines socialism as a form of theft driven by envy, and argues that criminals owe direct restitution to their specific victims rather than a generalized debt to society.

On Tuesday, July 7th, 2026, Heidi Harris filled in on The Charlie James Show to discuss the federal sentencing of former Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright. Wright received a 41-month prison sentence—the maximum under his guideline range—after pleading guilty to wire fraud conspiracy, drug theft by misrepresentation, and siphoning $89,000 from a sheriff's benevolence fund. He also faces over $462,000 in total restitution. Callers and the host debated his 20-year legacy, contrasting his community service and opioid addiction with his severe violation of public trust. The segment highlighted a lack of internal county oversight regarding Wright's fraudulent credit card use and noted that deputies remained silent for years out of fear of professional retaliation.

In this dynamic episode of the Charlie James Show, guest host Heidi Harris addresses the geopolitical shift of regional values, noting that internal migration is transforming local political climates across the country. She notes that voters moving out of traditionally blue states and into red states like South Carolina, Texas, and Idaho often run for office or support the very same bloated public pension systems and progressive policies that contributed to the decline of their previous homes. The discussion underscores changing cultural definitions within contemporary domestic boundaries, directly referencing figures like Zell Miller to contrast historical political platforms against today's more radical progressive movements.

In this final, hard-hitting segment of the broadcast, guest host Heidi Harris shifts focus to geopolitical affairs, providing a stark analysis of the cascading energy crisis and total grid failure in communist Cuba. She uses the widespread blackout affecting millions of people on the island to deliver a passionate philosophical critique of state-controlled societies, contrasting the chronic hardships faced by Cubans with the consumer abundance and robust public infrastructure that Americans frequently take for granted. To add localized texture to the analysis, Harris takes a phone call from a regular listener, David in Westminster, who shares firsthand historical anecdotes from an older Cuban acquaintance. The caller vividly describes the systematic seizure of private property and businesses by the Castro regime during the 1960s, providing a tangible example of the human toll behind state overreach. Harris leverages this raw testimony to caution her audience against domestic policy trends that lean toward government intervention, concluding with a firm assertion that true economic stability and human dignity can only be sustained through the free market principles and individual liberties protected within the United States.

In this segment, Heidi Harris shifts her focus toward the international sports arena and foreign policy developments, bringing her distinct conservative perspective to both. She leads the segment by highlighting a formal, highly defensive protest issued by the Royal Belgian Football Association, which strongly contested the eligibility of a U.S. player ahead of their high-stakes World Cup match. Harris playfully dismisses the European frustration, pointing out how the high-pressure tournament has effectively converted even casual American viewers into fervent soccer fans. She then takes a call from David in Westminster, who shares firsthand stories from an elderly Cuban acquaintance anticipating potential political shifts on the island by July 11th. Harris uses this discussion to recall Cuba's pre-communist history as a thriving, prosperous destination, contrasting its past glory with its current state of systemic decline under authoritarian rule. She concludes by arguing that while internal or external forces may eventually bring freedom back to the Cuban people, the contrast between the historic prosperity of the island and its current hardship serves as a powerful reminder of the exceptional liberty Americans enjoy.

In this opening segment of the final hour, guest host Heidi Harris reflects on the profound patriotism on display during the weekend's nationwide celebrations, admitting that the visual power of the event brought her to tears. She explicitly credits President Donald Trump for leading the momentous occasion and contrasts his dynamic presence with what she views as the political incapacity of alternative leadership like Joe Biden or Kamala Harris, asserting that the weekend's incredible success would not have been possible under their watch. Turning to the substance of Trump's address, Harris reviews and quotes her own handpicked highlights from the speech, where Trump celebrated the American Republic as the crowning achievement of human history and positioned the American flag as an unmatched global banner of liberty. Later in the segment, Harris takes a call from David in Westminster, using their exchange to praise the complex engineering behind American public utilities before launching into a forceful philosophical defense of capitalism. She responds to a critic on her Facebook page by explaining that competition and material differences are the healthy byproducts of a free society, sharply contrasting capitalism's widespread opportunities with the total systemic collapse currently visible in socialist regimes like Cuba.

In the next to the final hour of her guest-hosting broadcast, Heidi Harris brings her signature blend of candor, conservative analysis, and sharp wit to a range of sports, legal, and political topics. She kicks off the hour by engaging with her listeners via the text line, using a debate over the physical demands of football versus soccer to launch into a deep-dive analysis of a Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas working paper. Harris uses the data to argue that the massive influx of illegal immigration under the Biden administration has functioned as a severe demand shock, driving up local housing and rental prices while overwhelmingly straining the public education system and leaving American taxpayers to foot the bill. Shifting focus to legal news, she turns to the unfolding preliminary hearings for Tyler Robinson, the individual charged with the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Harris reviews the mounting evidence against Robinson and explores his apparent ideologically driven motivations, forcefully pushing back against fringe online conspiracies claiming the tragedy was staged. Finally, she leverages a news report about a total nationwide blackout in Cuba to deliver a blistering critique of communism, using it as a stark warning to her audience about the systemic failures of state-controlled societies while celebrating the exceptional freedoms Americans frequently take for granted.

In this segment, Heidi Harris covers the latest developments regarding the preliminary hearings for Tyler Robinson, the individual responsible for the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk. Harris remarks on the overwhelming amount of evidence stacked against Robinson, noting how emotionally difficult it was for Kirk's wife, Erika, to remain in the courtroom as graphic details of the shooting were introduced. Diving into the details of the case, Harris explains that the investigation uncovered a clear trail of evidence against Robinson, including personal logs and a final note that sheds light on his motivations. She points out that Robinson targeted Kirk due to his vocal advocacy for traditional family values and American exceptionalism—principles that clashed directly with Robinson's own left-leaning beliefs. Wrapping up the segment, Harris emphasizes that regardless of any fringe online conspiracies claiming the incident was staged, the reality of the crime is undeniable, and the legal process is firmly moving forward to hold the shooter accountable.

In this segment, Heidi Harris bridges the gap between sports culture and pressing political issues, specifically highlighting the societal and economic costs of illegal immigration. She opens by acknowledging a listener's text comparing the physical demands of football players to soccer players, humorously admitting that she would be sidelined for a week if she took the physical pounding that gridiron players endure. Harris then transitions to a serious economic discussion, referencing a Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas working paper that links the massive surge in illegal immigration to skyrocketing local housing costs, stating it has driven a 30% increase in home prices and a 20% spike in rent. She argues that this influx creates an artificial demand shock in already strained housing markets, making it incredibly difficult for citizens' children to afford apartments or move out on their own. Finally, Harris connects these immigration numbers to the strain on the public education system, pointing out that an overwhelming number of undocumented children are flooding local schools and draining public resources, concluding that these systemic issues ultimately cost American taxpayers heavily.

In the second hour of her guest-hosting appearance on The Charlie James Show, Heidi Harris shifts her focus to individual achievement, media transparency, and international competition, while keeping a firm grip on her themes of American opportunity and patriotism. She opens the hour by highlighting the boundary-breaking legacy of Madam C.J. Walker—who rose from a Louisiana plantation to become America's first self-made female millionaire—using her success story to argue that the American system rewards hard work and determination regardless of one's background. Harris then shifts to breaking political news, bringing on independent reporter Deseree Townsend for a live update on Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's health following a severe medical emergency. The two critically evaluate the lack of transparency surrounding his condition and question the timing of his wife Elaine Chao's official trip to China, prompting Harris to call for greater accountability and age limits for aging political figures. Finally, Harris transitions to sports, enthusiastically discussing the U.S. Men's National Soccer Team's progress in the World Cup tournament, defending a controversial overturned red card for American player Folarin Balogun, and rallying her audience to support the team ahead of their high-stakes match against Belgium.

In this follow-up segment from The Charlie James Show, guest host Heidi Harris interviews independent reporter Deseree Townsend, who has been closely monitoring the situation surrounding Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell from outside the hospital in Washington, D.C. Townsend shares insight from a local neighbor who witnessed the initial medical emergency and saw McConnell being rushed away. Together, Harris and Townsend break down the sobering statistics of a 5% survival rate after a severe out-of-hospital cardiac event for an 84-year-old, questioning the official narrative of his condition and recovery. They also cast a critical eye on his wife, Elaine Chao, who notably traveled to China to meet with top officials just days after the incident, rather than remaining by her husband's bedside. Harris and Townsend conclude that a tightly guarded wall of secrecy is being maintained by McConnell's family and staff, who have a vested interest in keeping him technically "in office" to protect their own jobs and political power, leaving both Republicans and Democrats in the dark.

In this segment from The Charlie James Show, guest host Heidi Harris addresses the serious rumors and reports circulating on social media regarding Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's failing health. Referencing claims that McConnell may be facing a critical medical situation, Harris criticizes the lack of transparency from his office and family, especially pointing out the questionable timing of his wife Elaine Chao's official trip to China shortly after his hospitalization. She uses the situation to argue for age and health accountability in Washington, noting that political staffers often go to great lengths to cover for incapacitated politicians to protect their own job security, while asserting that the American public ultimately deserves full honesty regarding the fitness of their elected leaders.

Across the first hour of her guest-hosting appearance, Heidi Harris delivers a passionately patriotic broadcast centered on American exceptionalism, freedom, and opportunity. She begins by enthusiastically recapping the high-energy "America 250" weekend celebration in Washington, D.C., expressing deep pride in President Trump's stirring speeches at Mount Rushmore and the capital, alongside standout military band performances. Harris expands on this theme by detailing the unique cultural values that define the United States, issuing a direct reminder about the hard-fought history of voting rights—especially for women—and urging citizens to remain actively grateful for their civil liberties. Concluding with a message on the boundless potential of the American Dream, she shares the inspiring story of Madam C.J. Walker, who overcame enslavement and poverty to become America's first self-made female millionaire, using her legacy as proof that anyone can achieve greatness through individual effort and determination.

In this second segment from The Charlie James Show, guest host Heidi Harris continues her passionate praise of America's cultural identity and history, using President Trump's recent speeches to emphasize the nation's exceptionalism. She speaks directly to the importance of the right to vote, sharing a humorous anecdote from her time on cable news to remind listeners—especially women—not to take their hard-fought suffrage for granted. Highlighting Trump's remarks on American ingenuity and history, Harris celebrates the country's unparalleled achievements—from foundational civil liberties to world-changing inventions like the internet, the microchip, and air conditioning—concluding with a resounding message of gratitude for living in a society with strong, foundational values.

In this segment from The Charlie James Show, guest host Heidi Harris enthusiastically recaps the America 250 weekend events in Washington, D.C., expressing deep patriotism and emotional pride. She shares her admiration for President Trump's speeches at Mount Rushmore and the capital, praising the military bands, a viral performance of "YMCA," and the diverse, joyful crowd. Harris contrasts the high-energy, muscle-flexing celebration with how she believes a subdued Kamala Harris administration would have handled the milestone, while directly telling critics who dislike America that they are welcome to leave.

In this opening segment of The Charlie James Show, guest host Heidi Harris fills in to celebrate the July 4th holiday weekend by reflecting on her gratitude for American freedom. She discusses the resilience of the nation, emphasizing that a country's strength is deeply rooted in the stability of traditional family structures. Harris critiques modern cultural shifts, such as online trends promoting family estrangement and social division, which she believes weaken the country from within. Ultimately, she praises the unique freedoms found in the United States—specifically the right to free speech and open expression, even when opinions conflict—and invites listeners to share their holiday plans.

During the third hour of The Charlie James Show on Monday, June 8, 2026, guest host Heidi Harris examined domestic and strategic angles of the conflict with Iran before transitioning to local politics. Harris began by analyzing the stark political divide over the war, noting that Donald Trump's base defends the military efforts while the left condemns his actions. She then reiterated her stance that the U.S. is not winning the Iran war because Trump fundamentally misunderstands the enemy, a point that sparked listener call-ins focused on the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz. The hour concluded with a shift to local affairs, featuring an interview with Joe Deal, a candidate running for Greenville County Council District 17.

Guest host Heidi Harris filled in on The Charlie James Show during the second segment of Hour 1. She led the broadcast's discussion on the shifting votes in the Los Angeles mayoral primary race and Spencer Pratt's reactions to California's ongoing mail-in ballot count.

During the first hour of The Charlie James Show on Monday, June 8, 2026, guest host Heidi Harris led a heavy focus on both international conflict and the shifting political landscape in California. The hour opened and concluded with foreign policy discussions, featuring a two-part interview with Robert Spencer of the Jihad Watch blog to analyze Iran's long-term geopolitical strategy. Domestically, Harris focused heavily on the Los Angeles mayoral primary race, covering reality TV star Spencer Pratt's campaign for political change in the first segment, and dedicating the second segment to how California's ongoing mail-in ballot count ultimately allowed Councilmember Nithya Raman to overtake Pratt for a spot in the November runoff against incumbent Karen Bass.

During the first segment of Hour 2 on Monday, June 8, 2026, guest host Heidi Harris continued filling in on The Charlie James Show by tackling the complex foreign policy dynamics surrounding Donald Trump's approach to the Middle East. Harris focused the segment's commentary on the argument that Trump does not fully understand the Iranians, analyzing how his administration's past strategies and current political rhetoric align—or conflict—with Iran's long-term geopolitical motivations.

During the second segment of Hour 2 on Monday, June 8, 2026, guest host Heidi Harris expanded on her foreign policy critique by arguing that the United States is not winning against Iran because Donald Trump underestimates the enemy. Harris detailed how treating Iran as a standard political adversary rather than a deeply committed, long-term ideological threat compromises American strategy in the region.

guest host Heidi Harris argued that the U.S. is not winning in Iran because Donald Trump underestimations of the enemy and misunderstanding of Iranian strategic motivations. These topics were discussed during the second hour of the program, specifically within segments five and six.

During the second segment of Hour 3 on Monday, June 8, 2026, guest host Heidi Harris doubled down on her critique of the Middle East conflict, explicitly stating that the U.S. is not winning the Iran war because Donald Trump does not understand the enemy. She emphasized that this fundamental misunderstanding of Iranian strategy and motivations prevents the implementation of an effective victory plan.

Heidi Harris discussed international threats, emphasizing that Iran is engaged in a long-term conflict. The segment also covered the Los Angeles mayoral race, where reality star Spencer Pratt is campaigning to bring major political changes to the city.

Guest host Heidi Harris began Hour 4 on Monday, June 8, 2026, by discussing the heavy backlash surrounding Donald Trump's historic attendance at Game 3 of the NBA Finals. Critics and sports fans were significantly angered by the severe disruptions his presence caused at Madison Square Garden.

During the second segment of Hour 4 on Monday, June 8, 2026, guest host Heidi Harris shifted the discussion to sports controversy, highlighting the first public photos of New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel since the explosive Rossini scandal broke. Harris and her listeners analyzed the coach's appearance and body language in the newly released images, discussing how the ongoing team drama and media scrutiny are impacting the Patriots organization as they head into the summer.

During the fourth hour of The Charlie James Show on Monday, June 8, 2026, guest host Heidi Harris covered sports controversies, pop culture, and a final push for the upcoming local elections. She opened with the heavy backlash surrounding Donald Trump's disruptive attendance at the New York Knicks game that night, followed by a discussion on the first public photos of New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel since the Rossini scandal broke. Harris then urged listeners to vote in tomorrow's election before diving into a segment titled "Judging Jews 1," which focused on cultural commentary. Finally, she closed the hour by addressing the controversy surrounding Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Blake Treinen's decision not to wear the team's pride-themed hat during a recent game.

Heidi Harris discusses concerns over artificial intelligence, surveillance culture, social media, and freedom in America before welcoming Hans von Spakovsky to break down tensions with Iran, uranium enrichment, terrorism, and U.S. foreign policy. The hour also reflects on COVID-era restrictions, gun culture, hunting, and frustrations with political leadership in states like California, Virginia, and New York.

Heidi Harris talks with attorney, Army veteran, and James Fitzpatrick about the meaning of Memorial Day, tensions with Iran, uranium enrichment concerns, economic pressure on the regime, and possible military options to protect American interests.

Heidi Harris reflects on the meaning of Memorial Day, freedom, and personal responsibility while discussing national park safety, economic struggles, and leadership in America. James Fitzpatrick joins to discuss tensions with Iran and U.S. foreign policy, while Tom Ackerman remembers the life and legacy of Kyle Busch and the impact his death had on the racing world.

Heidi Harris talks with Hans von Spakovsky about Memorial Day, Iran's nuclear ambitions, uranium enrichment, missile capabilities, terrorism in the Middle East, and the Trump administration's approach to stopping Iran without a long-term U.S. occupation.

Heidi Harris fills in and reflects on the meaning of Memorial Day, military sacrifice, faith, and American freedom while discussing tensions with Iran, media narratives, mental health concerns, and national security. The hour also covers Spencer Pratt's unconventional Los Angeles mayor campaign and frustrations with political leadership.

Heidi Harris fills in on 97.1 FM Talk with a wide-ranging Memorial Day program focused on freedom, military sacrifice, leadership, and national security. The show covers tensions with Iran, uranium enrichment, terrorism, AI and surveillance concerns, COVID-era restrictions, and frustrations with political leadership across the country. Guests Hans von Spakovsky and James Fitzpatrick discuss foreign policy and military strategy, while Tom Ackerman reflects on the life and legacy of Kyle Busch and the impact his death had on the racing community.