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Marc & Kim kick off the Marc Cox Morning Show with a heated reaction to Facebook pulling their livestream over licensed music—Marc blasts Big Tech's hypocritical censorship while teasing major interviews with Tanya J. Powers, Jim Carafano, and Dr. William Forstchen. From Lee Zeldin's promised transparency on geoengineering to Josh Hawley's AI moratorium concerns, the hour is packed. The team dives into the chemtrail and cloud seeding debate following deadly Texas floods, weighs the credibility of long-hidden government weather programs, and critiques media gaslighting over Biden's cognitive decline. In Kim on a Whim, Kim torches a California Catholic diocese for suspending Mass for illegals afraid of ICE, calling out moral inconsistency within the church. Marc challenges the narrative that ICE targets churches, accusing leftist clergy of political grandstanding. Finally, the show honors Officer Schneider of Troy, MO as June's Feed Our First Responders pick while Marc recalls his own reporting on secret Cold War chemical testing in St. Louis—proof that government secrecy is real, and so are the questions that follow.

National security takes center stage as Jim Carafano of The Heritage Foundation joins Marc to sound the alarm on a dangerous provision buried in the latest defense authorization bill—a Democrat-backed moratorium that could cripple U.S. military innovation in AI while giving China the upper hand. Carafano warns this political stunt could stall vital advancements in defense tech and calls for lawmakers to wake up before it's too late. Marc backs the urgency, connecting it to broader concerns—from Claire's gut-wrenching testimony on gender surgeries at 14 to DOJ subpoenas hitting clinics involved in child transitions.

In the third hour of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc kicks things off spotlighting the neglected I-64 roadwork and unpacks a wave of disturbing stories—from Alan Dershowitz hinting he knows who's on the suppressed Epstein list, to Claire's heartbreaking account of gender surgery at 14. National security takes center stage as Jim Carafano warns a Democrat-backed AI moratorium in the defense bill could hand China a military edge. Congressman Bob Onder joins for Capitol Beat, torching Biden's physician for pleading the Fifth, slamming judicial overreach that blocked Congress's pro-life “Big Beautiful Bill,” and debunking Democrat lies about Medicaid reform. In Kim on a Whim, Kim scorches Baylor University for quietly accepting—and then returning—a grant to push LGBTQ+ inclusion in churches, calling out cowardice in Christian academia.

Marc, Kim, and Ethan charge into Friday's Marc Cox Morning Show taking on Big Tech censorship after Facebook shuts down their livestream—Marc rips into Silicon Valley hypocrisy and teases powerhouse guests like Tanya J. Powers, Jim Carafano, and Dr. William Forstchen. The team exposes the government's hidden hand in weather manipulation and Biden's cognitive decline while torching NPR's bias and Senator Hawley's warning over AI deepfakes. Tanya reports on the anniversary of Trump's near-assassination, and Bob Onder dismantles Medicaid myths and Biden's health cover-up. William Forstchen delivers a chilling breakdown of America's vulnerability to an EMP attack in his bestselling One Second After, now being adapted for the big screen. Meanwhile, Missouri bans cell phones in classrooms, Kim crushes Baylor's woke backpedaling, and Joy Behar threatens to stop paying taxes—sparking a scathing civics lesson. From illegal immigration and transgender medical scandals to a Eureka community rally and the Queen of Hearts jackpot, it's a packed show that pulls zero punches.

The nation turns it's weary eyes to Texas in prayer, and mourning. Jim Carafano fills us in on happenings abroad, and Ryan Schmelz, also with Texas roots, explains some things.

We are now giving Ukraine more weapons, according to Trump and Hegseth. This is a different place to be than 2018.

In hour 1, after an off day, the Marc Cox Morning Show is back! Marc and Scott discuss how their off days went, as well as giving us the top stories of the day in the Marc Cox Shortlist. We also hear our national anthem of the day! Concern over U.S. involvement continues to grow as President Trump approaches a decision. Should we get involved, or should we let them figure it out? In today's edition of Scott on the Spot, we wonder if grade schools are teaching the right things to students. Are schools, and public schools specifically, spending money in the right places? Comments from the chat raise questions as to where these school districts are that are over-spending. Charlie Kirk has a debate with a 14 year old freshman, and raises questions about the reasons why some young women choose to go to college. In hour 2, Marc discusses the reason he was off yesterday, and it was for Juneteenth which is a federal holiday. We also hear Marc's top stories in this edition of the shortlist! Janett Liriano, Venture-Backed founder with a political mindset and co-founder of INARU, joins to discuss the treasury releasing social security and Medicare Trustees Report. Florida is running out of space for illegals, so the attorney general proposed an idea to put one in an abandoned airport. It is being dubbed 'Alligator Alcatraz' due to it being surrounded by alligators and pythons. Nicole Murray, of This Morning with Gordon Deal, joins the show to discuss the markets, as well as worldwide, national and local news. In Other News, a lady goes crazy on an airplane for no apparent reason, and a British Airways flight attendant was dancing without clothes in the first class bathroom. In hour 3, There is no omelet bar here in the St. Louis like there is up in New England, and we also hear Marc's top stories of the day in the shortlist! Jim Carafano, Heritage Foundation national security and foreign policy, joins to discuss Trump's current strategy for Iran, and the latest comments from the president and his press secretary. Dr. Bob Onder, U.S. Congressman for Missouri's 3rd District, joins to discuss a new law approved in Tennessee by the Supreme Court. This states that transgender minors can not have surgery to transition to the opposite gender. In this edition of Scott on the Spot, Scott breaks down some controversial comments from Whoopi Goldberg on The View, as well as the loads of backlash she is facing, including some from Iranians. In hour 4, Marc has his top stories of the day with the shortlist! Marc also dives into some comments made by Charlie Kirk. Alexandria Hoff, Reporter for Fox News, joins the show to discuss Trump's timeline for Iran to call for a ceasefire, as well as for negotiations to begin in that time period. She also discusses why the polls are bad for Biden. Asaf Ramirowsky, PHD, a Middle East Scholar, the Executive Director of the Association for the Study of the Middle East and Africa (ASMEA) as well as the Executive Director of Scholars for Peace in the Middle East (SPME), joins the show to discuss the problems that Iran continues to cause around the world, and how people continue to go after Israel. Charlie Kirk follows the comments made by Harrison Butker by saying that there is nothing wrong with women wanting to go to college to find their husband.

Jim Carafano, Heritage Foundation national security and foreign policy, joins to discuss Trump's current strategy for Iran, and the latest comments from the president and his press secretary.

There is no omelet bar here in the St. Louis like there is up in New England, and we also hear Marc's top stories of the day in the shortlist! Jim Carafano, Heritage Foundation national security and foreign policy, joins to discuss Trump's current strategy for Iran, and the latest comments from the president and his press secretary. Dr. Bob Onder, U.S. Congressman for Missouri's 3rd District, joins to discuss a new law approved in Tennessee by the Supreme Court. This states that transgender minors can not have surgery to transition to the opposite gender. In this edition of Scott on the Spot, Scott breaks down some controversial comments from Whoopi Goldberg on The View, as well as the loads of backlash she is facing, including some from Iranians.

Could the Iranian regime survive and endure all of this, or is change imminent? There are a few ways this could go from here, and Jim Carafano, foreign policy expert at Heritage lays it all out.

It's a full show with discussion on Israel, Iran, and the U.S. But is MAGA as split as they seem on this subject? Jim Carafano is here to talk about it, and Carol Roth, author of "You Will Own Nothing" takes us on a journey through AI and it's dystopian possibilities.

In contrast to this society, where we celebrate our weaknesses and flaunt them for influence, Iran & Muslim majority nations don't see things that way. Jim Carafano joins us, and we take your calls.

Ryan Wrecker fills in today on The Mark Reardon Show, and in this hour to open up the show Ryan will talk about the most recent act of political violence in Minneapolis with David Strom. Then he brings on Jim Carafano, for a major discussion on the current state of the conflict between Israel and Iran.

There are three types of protesters. Here's how to spot them. Heritage Foundation Foreign Policy expert Jim Carafano joins the discussion on DEI.

Ryan Wiggins and Brad Range talk with Jim Carafano of the Heritage Foundation about the removal of DEI initiatives in the military and the impact on recruiting. The conversation expands globally, covering how America is perceived under different administrations, the spread of American social issues abroad, and a growing conservative pushback against progressive agendas both in the U.S. and Europe.

In Hour 2 of The Annie Frey Show, Ryan Wiggins and Brad Range are joined by Jim Carafano of the Heritage Foundation to discuss the rollback of DEI initiatives in the military and the return to a merit-based warrior ethos. They explore how Trump is viewed globally, the export of American social debates, and rising conservative momentum in Europe. The conversation also touches on the media's role in shaping ideological divides and the importance of open dialogue on global issues.

In Hour 1, Ryan Wiggins and Brad Range, filling in on The Annie Frey Show, are joined by Tonya J. Powers of Fox News to analyze the growing political unrest in the U.S. They discuss various protest groups, National Guard deployment in Los Angeles, and how immigration raids and sanctuary city policies are driving demonstrations. The hosts also explore political motivations, alleged protest funding, and media influence on public perception. In Hour 2, Jim Carafano of the Heritage Foundation joins Ryan and Brad to talk about the rollback of DEI initiatives in the military and a renewed focus on merit and warrior ethos. They discuss global views of Trump, the international spread of American social debates, and the rise of conservative movements in Europe, highlighting media's role in shaping ideological divides and the need for open dialogue. Hour 3 features Ethan and Brandon, who shares a story about waking at 4 AM to find someone standing in his bedroom doorway. Callers add their own wild sleepwalking tales, from midnight cooking to military drills. The hour closes with a live chat poll asking, “Can California Be Saved?”

Heritage Foundation's Jim Carafano joins Marc & Kim to talk about the most recent updates in Eastern Europe, the fallout from the Ukrainian offensives against Russia, if Trump is trying to pull a Reagan by forcing them to spend and how this conflict has been defined by technology.

Marc & Kim dive into the biggest stories of the day in The Shortlist, our Anthem for the day, Marc on the Trump v. Elon beef & the fickle feelings of the left, Kim on a Whim look into the Innocence Project & it's National Donut Day! In the second hour of the show, Marc dives into the news coming out of Jefferson City after the recent session made some big moves, dive into the Shortlist to talk about the biggest stories, the ways that local libraries are buying into the LGBTQIA+ propaganda, Nicole Murray join for a check on Business & In Other News. The Governor joins Marc & Kim to kick off Hour 3 talking about the recent decisions made in Jeff City as their special session, including the big spending for KC billionaires, Heritage Foundation's Jim Carafano talks Russia-Ukraine updates, Dr. Bob Onder on the Capitol Beat breaks down the OBBB news & Kim on a Whim looks into increased anti-Semitism in America. Kick off the final hour of the show, Marc & Kim talk to St. Charles County Senator Nick Schroer to look into how the KC stadium handout got passed in the middle of the night and the potential alternatives to a bad deal, Chiefs Greg Brown & Mike Weigend join in studio for the weekly Queens of Hearts Drawing, the ways that they are coming for your 2A right in the state of Illinois and Marc is joined by Greg Palkot live from Normandy to remember D-Day on today's anniversary,

The Governor joins Marc & Kim to kick off Hour 3 talking about the recent decisions made in Jeff City as their special session, including the big spending for KC billionaires, Heritage Foundation's Jim Carafano talks Russia-Ukraine updates, Dr. Bob Onder on the Capitol Beat breaks down the OBBB news & Kim on a Whim looks into increased anti-Semitism in America.

Ryan Wrecker interviews Jim Carafano, who breaks down Ukraine's bold drone strike, Operation Spiderweb, and what it means for the future of warfare. They also discuss the deadly attack targeting Jewish people in Boulder, Colorado — what happened, why it matters, and how the U.S. is responding

Ryan Wrecker talks foreign policy with Jim Carafano, then Brad Range joins, to dig into Ukraine's latest drone strike and what it signals about modern warfare. They also take on the growing wave of antisemitism across the U.S., especially on college campuses.

In the third hour Marc and Kim are joined by Missouri Senator with District 26 Ben Brown to talk about the end of the legislative session, it ending early and the previous question. Jim Carafano, Heritage Foundation National Security and Foreign Policy talks about President Trump finishing up his trip to the Middle East and what he has taught us. Missouri State Senator for District 23, Adam Schnelting to talk us through why he submitted the PQ and more. Finally, in Kim on a Whim the Texas teen to graduate high school after stabbing fellow track athlete.

Jim Carafano, Heritage Foundation National Security and Foreign Policy joins the show to talk about President Trump finishing up his trip to the Middle East and what he has taught us.

Today on the Marc Cox Morning Show; Missouri Senator with District 26 Ben Brown joins the show to talk about the end of the legislative session, it ending early and the previous question. Jim Carafano, Heritage Foundation National Security and Foreign Policy joins the show to talk about President Trump finishing up his trip to the Middle East and what he has taught us. Missouri State Senator for District 23, Adam Schnelting joins to talk us through why he submitted the PQ and more. Congressman Eric Burlison, Missouri 7th Congressional District to talk about the reconciliation bill and the budget bill. Reid Rasner, Wyoming Entrepreneur talks about his $47.45 billion bid to acquire TikTok and move its headquarters to his home state. Plus James Comey under investigation after social media post threatens Trump. Georgia abortion law is keeping brain dead woman alive and where not to take a woman on a first date.

Marc Cox welcomes Jim Carafano from The Heritage Foundation to break down the broader implications of the UK–US trade deal, the first since Brexit. Carafano explains how the agreement—reached during the Trump administration and including major Boeing purchases—marks a key diplomatic and economic achievement. They explore the deal's global significance, including its impact on U.S. leadership, foreign investment, and pressure on China. Carafano also addresses rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and South Asia, and critiques how mainstream media has downplayed the foreign policy wins of the Trump era.

Jim Carafano joins Marc Cox to assess global flashpoints—from China's relentless push for influence to renewed tensions between India and Pakistan following a terrorist attack in Kashmir. They explore Trump's approach to Iran, potential airstrikes, and what Mike Waltz's move to the UN says about U.S. foreign policy. Plus, a strange Tesla Cybertruck sticker incident involving Christian Kirk.

Marc Cox dives into a packed show covering everything from reshoring American manufacturing to rising global tensions. Congressman Eric Burlison outlines his support for a Made in America resurgence and the Missouri Taxpayer Bill of Rights. Jim Carafano joins to discuss U.S.-China relations, India-Pakistan military posturing, and the significance of Mike Waltz's move to the UN. Plus, social media trends, Tesla vandalism in Kirkwood, and Zuckerberg's latest AI commentary.

Marc Cox kicks off the show reflecting on his daughter's prom night, promposals, and changing high school traditions. The discussion shifts to economic mismanagement, outdated federal tech, and the need for energy independence. Nichole Murray joins with business headlines, including a product recall, jobs report preview, and Kay Quinn's departure. In "Kim on a Whim," Kim St. Onge covers Liverpool star Cody Gakpo's criticism for his “I belong to Jesus” shirt. The segment also delves into social media censorship on COVID-19 and Biden's use of autopen for executive orders. Congressman Eric Burlison joins for Capitol Beat to champion the Missouri Taxpayer Bill of Rights, highlight America's manufacturing decline, and discuss economic competition with China. Jim Carafano of the Heritage Foundation breaks down global security: India-Pakistan tensions, Mike Waltz's UN appointment, Iran nuclear talks, and U.S.-China strategic diplomacy. Later, Marc addresses Elon Musk-related vandalism, Zuckerberg's AI ideas, and trends in social interaction. Developer Alex Oliver introduces a $5.7 million plan to renovate Washington Avenue lofts and revitalize downtown St. Louis. Retired Fire Chiefs Greg Brown and Steve Olshwanger promote the Guns & Hoses fundraiser and Backstoppers. Finally, Christian Kirk explains how his viral video exposed a Tesla vandal in Kirkwood—only to see local prosecutors decline to press charges.

Heritage's Jim Carafano breaks down the Trump foreign policy strategy and whether or not he thinks it is successful.

In hour 2, Jim Carafano evaluates Trump's foreign policy through 100 days, Annie takes over for her interview with Senator Eric Schmitt & the show dives into some truly BIZARRE stories.

In Hour 1 Brad & Wiggins take a listen to to Karoline Leavitt's question regarding Amazing while Annie was in the press room, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent talks financial literacy & Annie answers the listeners questions like from DC In Hour 2, Jim Carafano evaluates Trump's foreign policy through 100 days, Annie takes over for her interview with Senator Eric Schmitt & the show dives into some truly BIZARRE stories. In Hour 3, Annie sits down with Link Lauren on the White House grounds to talk about the shakeup of the White House Press Pool and Congressman Mike Bost to talk about the "Big Beautiful Bill", Wiggins runs through the changes in Hollywood that are causing it to run from California & Ethan joins for a Sports Report on the fall of Shedeur Sanders.

In Hour 1, Marc Cox discusses former President Trump's promise to tackle antisemitism on college campuses, along with a new Washington state home loan program that critics have labeled a form of reparations. Kim St. Onge weighs in on Uber's threat to leave Colorado over a proposed rideshare safety bill and the dangers of marijuana use while driving. Hour 3 features Jim Carafano, who provides an update on Russia, foreign diplomacy, and the potential peace deal in Ukraine, as well as insights into President Trump's role in addressing the conflict's root causes. Brian Cattell joins Marc to dissect the case of an illegal immigrant backed by Democrats, sparking a debate on due process and American law. Marc and Kim also discuss the shocking firing of KSDK meteorologist Anthony Slaughter and its implications for the station. The hour wraps up with Nichole Murray providing the latest business news. Finally, Kim St. Onge returns with a look at the growing issue of antisemitism on college campuses across the U.S. As Missouri's legislative session nears its end, Senator David Gregory discusses critical issues such as minimum wage adjustments, Amendment 3 revisions, and the filibuster challenges. He also talks about the use of the "nuclear option" to push key bills forward. In the second segment, Kelly Seberi from Fox Business Network breaks down the Trump administration's efforts to boost U.S. energy independence, including executive orders to speed up permits and the future of U.S. deep sea mining to reduce reliance on foreign countries like China.

In this second hour of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc is joined by Jim Carafano to discuss the latest developments regarding Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's comments on the potential peace deal in Ukraine. Lavrov suggests that progress is being made towards a resolution, with President Trump's Envoy playing a crucial role. Carafano offers his expert insights into why President Trump is seen as the key leader to address the root causes of the conflict. They also dive into Trump's potential talks with Iran and the wider implications for global diplomacy.

Hour 3 of the Marc Cox Morning Show begins with Jim Carafano discussing Russia, foreign diplomacy, and the potential peace deal in Ukraine. He touches on Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's recent statements about nearing a resolution and highlights President Trump's unique role in addressing the root causes of the conflict. Next, Marc is joined by Brian Cattell, Senior Partner at CLP Strategies, to dive into the controversial case of an illegal immigrant, who Democrats have been championing as the “Maryland man.” Despite his gang affiliation and status as an illegal immigrant, Cattell discusses how the left's insistence on defending him, even though he's not a U.S. citizen, challenges the core principles of due process and American law. The hour concludes with Kim St. Onge's Kim on a Whim, where she takes on the rising issue of anti-Semitism on college campuses across the nation. Kim breaks down the growing concern about intolerance and the troubling increase in anti-Jewish rhetoric within academic institutions.

We take your calls, with varying viewpoints, all of which are legit! It's a fun show today with Jason Chaffetz batting lead-off from the top, Jim Carafano and Jason Smith MO-8 in the second hour, while we also uncover the origins of Ryan's press-room reporter character, Gary Vood.

Jim Carafano (national security) and Jason Smith (MO-8 Rep) are on the show this hour, talking everything from El Salvador to D.C. safety. And we introduce the concept of having to use an app to get a haircut (not a fan).

Marc & Kim welcome Jim Carafano from Heritage to break down the latest in Ukraine, including Zelensky's accusations about China arming Russia and the broader geopolitical chess match between Putin, Trump, and Congress. Carafano outlines three likely outcomes for the conflict and explains why Trump's “pedal to the metal” approach could prevail. Plus, a surprise gym encounter with RFK Jr. gets a few laughs, and Carafano critiques the Democrats' obsession with Trump, even as they try to intervene in El Salvador's legal matters. El Salvador's President Bukele, likened to Orban, is siding with the U.S. long-term, but he won't be handing over a deported criminal just to please D.C. Democrats.

Marc & Kim unpack the stunning case of Massachusetts parents losing custody of their baby after refusing vaccines—despite having a religious exemption—and the high-stakes interstate arrest that followed. Jim Carafano joins to dissect Zelensky's claim that China is arming Russia, the U.S. role in the Ukraine war, and why Trump's hardline stance might win out. He also mocks Dems for fixating on Trump while bungling international diplomacy. Rep. Eric Burlison takes the mic for Capital Beat, torching the Fed's interest rate politics, Biden's tax hikes, and woke policies, while calling out the left's defense of an MS-13 thug in El Salvador. Plus, his take on party division, IRS picks, and why he skips toxic town halls. And yes—Kim on a Whim, too.

Marc & Kim start Good Friday with donuts and a takedown of RFK Jr. critics before slamming a photo-op featuring a U.S. Senator and an MS-13 thug. They dig into the Pentagon dropping “diversity is our strength,” the cancer risk from CT scans, and Macadoodles bourbon with NHL great Ed Belfour. Kim covers a Belize plane hijacking tied to a former St. Louis coach, while the team hypes up the Guns & Hoses raffle. They roast space tourists, discuss vaccine custody battles, and talk Ukraine and El Salvador with Jim Carafano. Rep. Eric Burlison delivers blunt Capitol Hill insights, and Jonathan Serrie breaks down the alarming CT scan study. The real headline: longtime producer Carl Middleman says goodbye after decades in radio. Tributes pour in as the team relives his best moments, shares laughs, and gives Carl one final salute—with Real or Fake returning Monday for his curtain call.

Jim Carafano, Senior Counselor to the President and E.W. Richardson Fellow at The Heritage Foundation, joins the show for a wide-ranging conversation on major global issues. He breaks down challenges at the U.S. border, strategies from the Trump administration, and demographic shifts in immigration. Carafano also weighs in on U.S.-China trade tensions, the importance of rare earth mineral independence, and America's role in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. From supply chains to tariffs, it's a high-level look at how geopolitics and economics are deeply intertwined

In Hour 2 of The Mannie Frey Show, the crew dives into Sweden's growing struggle with multiculturalism and gang violence, questioning the challenges of immigration and cultural assimilation in modern Europe. Then, Jim Carafano of The Heritage Foundation joins the show for an in-depth conversation on U.S. border security, trade tensions with China, the ongoing war in Ukraine, and how rare earth minerals are shaping global strategy. Finally, Wiggins America returns with the CIA's bizarre experiments with psychic research—including a story about remote viewing the Ark of the Covenant—and a personal reflection on spiritual gifts and perception.

Marc Cox and Jim Carafano from The Heritage Foundation take a deep dive into the immigration crisis, calling out the Biden administration's failed narrative that paints every border crosser as a saint—even gang members like Kilmar Abrego Garcia. Carafano blasts the asylum loopholes and the political cowardice that keeps violent criminals on U.S. soil. They also tackle Biden's trade standoff with China, praising Trump's strategy of forcing nations to choose between U.S. deals or economic pain. Carafano makes it clear: the only loser in this game is China—and maybe your wife's next Temu order.

Marc & Kim kick off the third hour covering St. Louis' action-packed sports weekend and calling out media hypocrisy in Jasmine Crockett's questionable hate crime tale. Pam Bondi slams the Left over Tesla dealership vandalism, while RFK Jr. teases an autism breakthrough. Jim Carafano exposes Biden's asylum loopholes and defends Trump's tough stance on China. Congressman Bob Onder rips weak GOP leadership over the $400B Senate budget joke, backs Trump's economic strategy, and honors his late mother. Plus, Kim on a Whim reveals a shocking fluoride-autism link and RFK Jr.'s vow to expose the truth by September.

Marc & Kim bring the heat on a packed Marc Cox Morning Show—kicking off with media spin around Missouri's Amendment 3, free sweatshirt hype at the Cards game, and the STL mayoral shakeup as Kara Spencer clashes with Tishaura Jones. VP JD Vance's Greenland visit turns into a bureaucratic circus, and “Kim on a Whim” slams America's declining dress code culture. Marc exposes the insanity behind SCOTUS's MS-13 reversal and calls out immigration loopholes with Jim Carafano and Bob Onder. RFK Jr. sounds the alarm on autism's dramatic rise, while Kim unpacks fluoride fears and government overreach. From NIL chaos in college sports to secret “play money” accounts and absurd regulations on kid entrepreneurs, it's a fast-moving, hard-hitting ride that pulls no punches.

Is it too early to grade Trump's job performance? You can do A through F today, where is he on your report card? Andy McCarthy is here on legal and Jim Carafano is discussing Iran.

Andy McCarthy joins us for a legal jam, and Jim Carafano gives us the future of Iran-U.S. negotiations.

The Heritage foreign policy expert explains why he thinks, "it's going to amount to nothing." All the tension between Iran, Israel and the U.S. may not go to blows.

Of course there's a healthy debate about Trump's strategy to reverse our economic fortunes, but Stigall says the hand-wringing in the short term is misplaced. Hear important analysis from Marco Rubio, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and more from over the weekend. Plus, there's national security implications that cannot be ignored. Congressman Pat Harrigan from North Carolina says China and their activity on our military bases is cause for alarm as well and he lets us in on his plan to deal with it. Col. Jim Carafano of Heritage Foundation discusses our overall military preparedness and why this economic discussion is important. -For more info visit the official website: https://chrisstigall.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrisstigallshow/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChrisStigallFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/chris.stigall/Listen on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/StigallPodListen on Apple Podcasts: https://bit.ly/StigallShow-Global Coin, for exclusive listener offers go to https://www.shopglobalcoin.com/pages/stigall or call 1-888-560-3125.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marc talks with Jim Carafano from the Heritage Foundation about the ongoing tariffs imposed by the U.S., which are causing global fallout. Jim explains that these tariffs, while unpopular, are part of President Trump's strategy to reset the global trade system, particularly after the inclusion of China in the WTO. He argues that the political fallout, especially in the stock market, overshadows the economic reality that businesses are adapting and riding out the storm. They also dive into the ongoing hostage situation with Hamas, discussing the potential for a ceasefire exchange and Israel's approach to the conflict. Jim emphasizes the importance of not resetting the clock on peace efforts in the region and supporting Israel's position.