Podcasts about Pags

The fight over the SAVE America Act heats up as Chuck Schumer says no—and in the process appears to admit ICE could remove tens of thousands of names from voter rolls. Did he just say the quiet part out loud? Joe Pags breaks down the moment and the bigger debate over election integrity. Meanwhile, Speaker Mike Johnson weighs in on the midterms and says he has no expectation of losing the House or Senate. Pags reacts and asks whether Republicans are ready for the fight ahead. Then Lucy Biggers joins the show. Once a climate activist and social media strategist for some of the biggest names in the movement, she's now done a complete 180. Biggers explains why she walked away from the woke climate agenda, what she learned behind the scenes, and why issues like plastic straws, Greta Thunberg, and AOC's activism may not be what they seem. A fascinating insider takedown you have to hear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The FBI is warning California officials about a potential Iranian threat on U.S. soil, and Joe Pags breaks down what we know so far. Could the oceans and shipping routes become targets? Pags asks whether America's maritime security is truly prepared and whether lessons were learned after last year's mysterious drone incidents. Then the big question: are we actually at war with Iran? President Trump isn't calling it a war—so what exactly is it? Pags digs into the language and what it could mean for the future of the conflict. Plus, Amber Smith joins the show. The former Deputy Assistant to the Department of Defense and combat helicopter pilot who served in Afghanistan and Iraq delivers an expert breakdown of the Iran situation. Was the U.S. military always focused on Iran? Why is the region so strategically important? Smith shares rare insight into how these conflicts are evaluated and what could come next. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe Pags slams Democrats for refusing to support the SAVE America Act, calling out what he says are misleading claims about voter registration and election laws. At the same time, Pags gives credit where it's due—Texas Senator John Cornyn earns praise for stepping up to support the bill. Callers from across the country jump in, blasting what they say are outright lies about how voting registration works. Pags then delivers a clear, no-nonsense history lesson on election integrity and voter laws, explaining why he believes the SAVE America Act is simple, common-sense protection for American elections. A fiery hour you have to hear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fulton County DA Fani Willis is facing new trouble as courts block her again in the collapsed RICO case tied to President Trump—while the administration pushes to claw back millions tied to the prosecution. Joe Pags breaks down what this latest setback could mean for one of the most controversial legal battles in recent years. Then the fight over the SAVE America Act heats up. Pags says it's time to pass it and calls out Democrats for opposing what he says is a basic protection for American elections. Karoline Leavitt lays out the administration's case and why the White House says the bill matters now more than ever. Plus, Sen. Roger Marshall joins the program. The former doctor and Army reservist speaks bluntly about what's really happening behind the scenes in the Senate, the roadblocks to passing the SAVE Act, and whether Majority Leader John Thune can get anything done. They also tackle the filibuster fight and why Pags says it may be time to force a vote and show Americans who stands where. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jasmine Crockett is out after losing her race, but Joe Pags says the story doesn't end there. New reports are surfacing about alleged misuse of campaign funds, and Pags breaks down why the controversy could follow her even after the loss. Then Daniel Turner, founder of Power The Future, joins Pags to explain the energy story everyone should understand. Why is the Strait of Hormuz so critical—and what happens if Iran shuts it down? Why do gas prices jump, drop, and jump again? Turner digs into regulations, Keystone XL, refining capacity, and what it would actually take for America to become truly energy independent. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The latest on the Iran conflict as Pete Hegseth and Gen. Dan “Razin” Caine deliver a Pentagon update—Joe Pags breaks down what it means and reminds everyone: the people of Iran never asked for the extremist regime running that country. Then Karoline Leavitt steps to the podium and absolutely shuts down reporters, firing back at what the administration calls misleading narratives. Pags plays the clips and the takedowns are something you have to hear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe Pags is stunned that Texas voters elected Rep. James Talarico, accusing him of blurring the lines between politics and Christianity in a way that confuses young voters. Pags lays down the gauntlet, walking through what the Bible actually says and why he believes faith shouldn't be twisted for political messaging. Then Mike Davis of the Article III Project joins the show for a powerful conversation on the push to pass the SAVE Act. Davis explains why the bill is straightforward: making sure only citizens vote in American elections. Why are Democrats fighting it? He lays out the political battle behind the scenes and why he believes the stakes are so high. Davis also delivers a chilling warning about extremist ideology and national security concerns inside the U.S. An intense, must-hear discussion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Two people are arrested after allegedly trying to bomb the mayor's mansion during protests in New York City—and Joe Pags says the situation has crossed the line into something far more serious. But what really stuns the crew is how Mayor Mamdani responds. Instead of immediately condemning the alleged attack, he spends over a minute talking about protests tied to “white supremacy.” Pags plays the clip and breaks down why the reaction has people shaking their heads. Then the focus shifts overseas as Marco Rubio weighs in on the escalating Iran conflict. Where does the U.S. stand—and what should happen next? Pags also turns his fire toward Senate leadership, blasting John Thune for failing to move the SAVE Act forward. A fiery hour of news, politics, and straight talk you have to hear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A political earthquake: Markwayne Mullin is in, Tony Gonzales is out—and Joe Pags breaks down the headlines shaking Washington and Texas politics. Many are now asking the big question: did Pags' hard-hitting interview with Gonzales help end his political career? The fallout continues as Karoline Leavitt addresses reporters about the excitement surrounding Mullin's new role, while Pags calls out the growing GOP infighting and urges conservatives to unite before the midterms. Then Ruthie Blum joins the show from Israel. She describes what life is like on the ground right now—how Israelis are reacting, why the mood in the country is different from conflicts like Iraq or Afghanistan, and what it's like living with the constant threat of attacks and rushing to bomb shelters. A powerful firsthand account you won't hear anywhere else. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The House Oversight panel votes to subpoena AG Pam Bondi in the Epstein probe—and Joe Pags says it's about time. His message is simple: release everything and let the American people decide. No more secrecy, no more cover-ups. Pags breaks down what this move could mean for the Epstein investigation and why the pressure for transparency is growing. Meanwhile, questions swirl over who is leaking sensitive intelligence about Russia, and Karoline Leavitt has plenty to say about it. Plus, a major shake-up at DHS as Kristi Noem is out—Pags airs the moment and the clip that effectively ended her tenure. A packed hour of accountability, controversy, and breaking developments you have to hear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A strong take from Joe Pags on vaping and electronics in schools sparks a real debate—do you agree with him or not? Then President Trump gives an update on how he believes the conflict with Iran is unfolding, while former President Biden appears publicly and leaves the crew trying to decipher some truly puzzling remarks. Plus, Patrick Sullivan joins the show with a jaw-dropping investigation into Big Food. After battling cancer in 2014, Sullivan and his wife began digging into what's really happening in America's food supply—and what they found is alarming. Why do many major food companies trace back to cigarette corporations? Is the same addiction science being used in our food today? Sullivan breaks down how the U.S. food system changed dramatically over the last 30–40 years and who may really be behind it. A fascinating conversation you have to hear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Jack Riccardi with breaking news of Kristi Noem being fired, Tony Gonzales interview from Pags show, special guests include Brigitte Gabriel on Iran and Hot Air.coms Ed Morrissey plus Cong. Chip Roy."

Fallout explodes after Joe Pags' exclusive interview with Tony Gonzales, as GOP leaders step forward publicly calling for him to step down. The political pressure is building fast—and the future of TX-23 is suddenly a major national story. At the same time, a major shake-up hits Washington: Kristi Noem is out as DHS Secretary and Markwayne Mullin steps in. Democrats immediately fall into lockstep blasting the move, while Mullin speaks out publicly for the first time about the transition and what comes next. Joe Pags breaks down the reaction, the politics behind it, and what it could mean moving forward. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

President Trump announces Tucker Carlson is out of the MAGA movement, and Joe Pags and the crew have a field day with it—rolling through the puns and reactions in a hilarious segment you have to hear. Then frustration grows over the stalled auto-pen investigation, with Pags asking why the momentum seems to have disappeared. Plus, the latest on the Nancy Guthrie case as NewsNation reporter Brian Entin joins the show. Entin has been one of the top journalists covering the story from the beginning and shares what he's learned after 33 days of intense reporting—including whether the case is going cold and what developments could still break it open. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe Pags dives into one of the biggest political stories out of Texas—Rep. Tony Gonzales of TX-23 is facing explosive allegations involving an alleged affair with a staffer who later took her own life. In an exclusive interview, Pags asks the questions everyone is asking: Did the affair happen? Can Gonzales still serve in Congress? And could an ethics investigation or political pressure force him out? Nothing is off limits. Gonzales responds directly to the allegations, the ethics probe, and the tragedy surrounding the aide's death. Pags presses him hard on whether he believes he can still do the job and what comes next for his political future. A raw, intense conversation you have to hear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is the Iran conflict a distraction from the Epstein files? Joe Pags says no way—but the crew still has some fun tearing through the wild conspiracy theories circulating online. It's a lively, sometimes hilarious look at the internet's most out-there takes on today's biggest headlines. Then Josh Hammer of the Article III Project joins Pags for a fiery conversation on the growing controversy surrounding Candace Owens. Why is she suddenly going after Erika Kirk? Why are some voices on the right turning against Israel? And what role do figures like Tucker Carlson play in the debate over the Iran strikes? Hammer breaks it all down in a blunt, no-holds-barred interview. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe Pags covers the latest developments surrounding Iran after strong comments from Pete Hegseth about U.S. and allied control in the region's airspace. What does that actually mean from a military standpoint—and how serious is the situation becoming? Pags walks through the implications and what Americans should be paying attention to. Then retired USAF Colonel and combat veteran Rob Maness joins the show for a deep, informative breakdown of the potential military strategy involving Iran. Why is this moment different from the past? Why didn't previous administrations take similar action? Maness explains the timing, the risks, and what could realistically happen next from the perspective of someone who's actually served in combat and understands the strategy behind it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A Georgia father is convicted of murder after giving his son a gun that was later used in a deadly shooting—and Joe Pags says the case raises serious questions. How is the father legally responsible for what his son did? The ruling has the country debating accountability, gun rights, and where the line should be drawn. Pags opens the phones and the reactions pour in. Callers weigh in, the crew pushes back, and even the studio can't agree. It's a lively, no-holds-barred hour on a shocking case full of twists—and a debate that's dividing Americans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

More than 40 years ago, Donald J. Trump was already warning about Iran—and Joe Pags points out something striking: the message hasn't changed. Love him or hate him, Pags says one thing is clear—Trump has been remarkably consistent on Iran for decades. Then reporters try to trap Secretary of State Marco Rubio with a classic gotcha question… and it completely backfires. Rubio flips the script and dismantles the narrative on the spot. Meanwhile, Chuck Schumer is once again furious—but when isn't he? Plus, Matt Schlapp of CPAC joins the show. The longtime conservative leader and foreign affairs voice breaks down the Iran situation, what happens next, and why it matters for America. He also previews the upcoming CPAC Dallas event and what conservatives should expect. A sharp, timely conversation you don't want to miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iran's leadership is a revolving door of danger—and Joe Pags explains why. From assassinations to mysterious deaths and power struggles, history shows that some Iranian leaders barely take office before chaos follows. Iran's political system has seen multiple high-ranking officials killed or targeted, just today. So, is the current conflict really an “America First” move? Pags says yes—and breaks down why the timing matters and what the real strategic goals might be. Plus, a moment you have to hear from the Oval Office: President Trump goes off on what he calls the “sick people” running Iran, delivering a blunt message about the regime and why the U.S. acted now. Pags plays the clips and explains what it all means for America—and what could come next. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bernie Sanders is pushing a billionaire tax—Joe Pags says don't be fooled. He breaks down why this isn't about “fairness,” but political leverage and power. Who really benefits? And who ultimately pays? Pags connects the dots. Then a chilling update on the alleged terror attack in Austin. New details raise serious questions about what comes next—and how the city will respond. Pags says brace yourself for the political reaction that's likely coming. Plus, Nicole Sadighi joins the show with powerful, firsthand insight from inside Iran. What are the protests really about? Why are some still backing the ayatollah? Could the Shah's son re-emerge? Are millions of Iranians ready to reclaim their country—or is the regime tighter than ever? Nicole brings perspective you won't hear anywhere else in a must-hear global breakdown. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Some extremists are claiming the Iran strike was timed to distract from the Epstein files. Joe Pags shuts that down fast—the Clintons' depositions were literally released today. He cuts through the noise: this isn't a smokescreen, it's an America First national security move. Suggesting otherwise? Pags calls it out as political spin. Then Robert Greenway joins the show. A former National Security Council official and former advisor to POTUS, now with Heritage, Greenway lays out what's really happening with Iran. Why now? Why not sooner? Was this the right moment to act? Could China or Russia get involved—or are they already playing a role? What happens next? Strategic, sharp, and straight from someone who's been in the room. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

America is now engaged in military action against Iran — but is this our war? Joe Pags dives into the latest conflict and lays out why he believes this isn't reckless adventurism, but a preemptive, America-First move to protect U.S. forces and citizens. Top leaders like Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have said Iran's growing missile and drone capabilities posed a serious future threat, and Speaker Mike Johnson confirms Congress was briefed on the need for action to defend American interests. Pags contrasts that with how legacy media and some politicians are spinning the narrative — and explains exactly what Americans are missing in the mainstream headlines. A must-hear breakdown of who's saying what — and why this moment matters for national security and global stability. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Should mail-in ballots be banned? Have Democrats actually tried to game the system? Joe Pags digs into the voter integrity fight and what's happening as Harmeet Dhillon moves to collect voter data—whether certain states want to cooperate or not. Is this transparency or a turf war? Pags lays it out clearly. Then it's DOPE OF THE DAY—lefty lunacy edition. The contenders are wild, the crew weighs in, and the laughs roll. And buckle up: former mob boss Michael Franzese joins Joe Pags for a jaw-dropping comparison between the old American Mafia and today's Mexican cartels. After reports that cartel boss El Mencho may be out of the picture, what really happens next? Franzese explains the power vacuum, the brutal internal battles, and why he believes modern cartels operate more like paramilitary organizations than street gangs. From border spillover risks to whether U.S. leaders grasp the threat, this is a chilling, insider perspective you won't hear anywhere else. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The war on voter ID is reaching fever pitch—and Joe Pags says the optics aren't looking good for Democrats. As they double down and even roll out Kamala Harris to defend the position, the messaging gets shakier by the minute. Who's winning this fight—and who's making fools of themselves? Pags breaks it down with receipts. Then the Epstein saga heats back up. Hillary Clinton now faces renewed scrutiny as a leaked photo from a hearing circulates, and questions resurface about Ghislaine Maxwell's presence at Chelsea Clinton's wedding. A tense press briefing follows—and ends abruptly when reporters press for answers. What does it all mean? A fast-moving, must-hear update on one of the most explosive stories in politics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is Tony Gonzales going to step down—or get pushed out? Joe Pags says the pressure is building, and the path forward may be narrowing fast. Then, four years into the war in Ukraine, is there finally an off-ramp? Some leaders are hinting at movement. Pags lays out what's actually happening and what could come next. War with Iran—real possibility or overheated rhetoric? After comments from John Thune raise eyebrows, Pags digs into whether Washington is drifting toward another conflict. Then former Congressman and Judge Ted Poe joins the show. He reacts to what he saw at the SOTU, weighs in on the political theatrics, and gives a direct take on whether America is truly heading toward confrontation with Iran. Straight answers. No fluff. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will the Senate move the SAVE America Act—or cave? Joe Pags breaks down the fight over voter ID and why it matters right now. Then the Trump administration floats requiring proof of citizenship for banking access—security safeguard or overreach? Pags cuts through it. Victor Avila — former ICE Supervisory Special Agent and current ONDCP Assistant Director — joins the show with a chilling warning. After El Mencho, cartel instability is spilling outward. Fentanyl pipelines, organized recon tactics, and questions surrounding the Nancy Guthrie case raise bigger national security concerns. Is this just crime—or something far more coordinated? Fast, sharp, and packed with substance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Last night's State of the Union brought big moments—and Joe Pags breaks down his favorites. From the strongest applause lines to the most powerful themes, he walks you through what landed and why it mattered. But the real fireworks? Some Democrats refusing to stand—even for American citizens being honored. Pags calls it out, then plays their own defenses back so you can decide. Callers light up the lines with their favorite moments, biggest surprises, and sharpest takes. It's a high-energy, can't-miss recap of a major speech—with plenty of Pags-style commentary and crowd reaction woven in. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sádicos, degenerados, locos…es la imagen que tenemos de los emperadores romanos de la dinastía Julio-Claudia: Tiberio, Calígula, Claudio y Nerón. Pero ¿cuánto de verdad hay en los relatos escabrosos que se han escrito sobre ellos? En este capítulo analizaremos la figura de Calígula, considerado el paradigma del emperador loco.Bibliografía:Beard, Mary. SPQR. Una Historia de la Antigua Roma. 2016 Editorial Crítica•⁠ ⁠González, David Martín. Dossier El Verdadero Calígula. El Origen del Mal. En Revista Historia y Vida #637 Abril 2021. Pags. 38 a 47 •⁠ ⁠González, David Martín. Dossier El Verdadero Calígula. ¿Víctima o Simple Verdugo? En Revista Historia y Vida #637 Abril 2021. Pags. 27 a 37 •⁠ ⁠Rodríguez Valcárcel, Jose Antonio. El Asesinato de Calígula el Emperador en revista Historia National Geographic. Página web: https://historia.nationalgeographic.com.es/a/asesinato-caligula-emperador-romano-que-creia-ser-dios_24123 •⁠ ⁠Tobalina, Eva. Conferencia Calígula emperador. El paradigma del tirano loco. Raíces de Europa. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBe13BFBVa8

A heartbreaking update in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance as the reward for any information bringing her home climbs to $1.2 million. Savannah releases a new video update—and the emotion is real. Joe Pags walks through what we know, what we don't, and why this case continues to grip the nation. Then it's State of the Union night. What will President DT focus on? Border? Economy? Birthright citizenship? Pags lays out his predictions—and asks the spicy question: how many political “dopes” won't show up? The no-show count might be telling. A big-news, high-stakes hour you don't want to miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A major shift in the Mexican drug war after Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes — one of the most powerful cartel leaders — was killed in a military operation, triggering violent backlash across several states as rival cartels retaliate and chaos spreads. Meanwhile in the U.S., President DT signs a proclamation designating February 22 as National Angel Family Day, honoring Americans killed by criminal illegal aliens and spotlighting the human cost of border crime — a moment that flew under legacy media radar. In Washington, renewed scrutiny over Rep. Tony Gonzales' future raises questions about political timing, accountability, and whether he should step aside amid controversy. It's high-stakes, timely, and packed with global impact you'll want to hear broken down in classic Pags style. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

West Palm Beach Airport may soon bear the name President Donald J. Trump—and Joe Pags says the left won't know what hit them. Just waiting on Gov. DeSantis to sign off, and the trolling level is legendary. Then the ICE school “walkouts” narrative gets shredded—Pags reminds everyone skipping school isn't some protected First Amendment act. And what about the claim that ICE is hiring “bounty hunters”? The truth behind that headline is jaw-dropping. Plus—this is huge—former FBI profiler James R. Fitzgerald joins the show and delivers a gripping psychological breakdown of the Nancy Guthrie case. Why is there still “no new information”? What does that actually signal in an investigation? And the profile he outlines of the potential suspect will absolutely make you think twice. High energy, big headlines, and insider analysis you won't hear anywhere else. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

President DT unloads on the Supreme Court's tariff decision—and Joe Pags breaks down exactly what it means for the economy, executive power, and America First trade policy. What did SCOTUS actually rule? Who wins, who loses, and what happens next? Then the big question: can POTUS maneuver around the decision using executive authority? Pags walks through the constitutional angles, the legal options on the table, and whether this fight is just getting started. A clear, no-spin breakdown you need to hear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Prince Andrew is arrested—then released—and Joe Pags is asking the question many Americans are thinking: how does this guy get cuffed while bigger names uncovered in the U.S. never seem to face consequences? Is it hypocrisy, politics, the deep state… or something worse? He calls it out. Then more than 300 students are suspended after staging a walkout—and Pags says actions have consequences. Period. Plus, Alireza Jafarzadeh joins the program with a powerful perspective on Iran. Is today's unrest anything like the 1979 revolution? Are we on the brink of something historic in the Persian Gulf? Why are Western leaders negotiating with a regime that never honors deals? From potential regime change to what happens if the theocracy falls, this is a must-hear deep dive into what's really unfolding—and what it could mean for the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Explosive viral claims are swirling about Rep. Tony Gonzales and a tragic death—and Joe Pags says slow down. Is this truth coming to light… or political timing at play? He breaks down what's being alleged, why the timing matters, and why facts—not rumors—have to win. Then President DT holds a presser on the “board of peace,” but Pags makes it clear: if the U.S. is pledging billions overseas, Americans deserve to know why that money isn't staying here first. ICE is now getting broader authority to detain individuals here on temporary status—and Pags says temporary means temporary. Law and order matters. Plus, a potential terror attack is thwarted in Idaho. What do we know? How close was it? The details are chilling. A packed, high-stakes hour that cuts through the noise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are we on the brink of another war with Iran? Aircraft carriers are moving, tensions are rising, and President DT is sending a message. Joe Pags breaks down exactly what we know, what we don't, and why he hopes America doesn't get dragged into another endless conflict—while still standing strong for the oppressed Iranian people. Then President DT marks 100 years of celebrating Black History Month, and Pags weighs in on the moment and its meaning. Plus, former U.S. Olympic bobsledder Russ Finley joins the show—and he does not hold back. From firsthand experience in the Olympic Village to watching today's athletes in Milan criticize the very country they represent, Finley says the mindset has completely shifted. Is “Team USA” now about self-promotion over patriotism? He shares insider perspective on how the Games used to operate—and why he's stunned at what he's seeing in 2026. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The reward for information in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance has nearly doubled—but what do we actually know that we didn't a week ago? Not much. That's exactly what has Joe Pags asking the hard questions. As new money pours in, the facts remain frustratingly thin. Why? What's being missed? And what's really going on behind the scenes? Then it's time for “Dope of the Day,” and Joaquin Castro out of San Antonio lands squarely in the spotlight. Is he telling the truth—or spinning it? The crew has a hilarious but sharp takedown of what they call left-wing lunacy, with four strong contenders battling it out for the title. The debate takes an unexpected turn and sparks a bigger conversation: how do we define a “third world” country—and where does Mexico actually stand today? It's news, analysis, and classic Pags-style edge you don't want to miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is the conservative movement splintering from within—and who's actually driving the divide? That's the question on the table as Joe Pags breaks down the growing tension, highlighted by the clash between Tucker Carlson and Mike Huckabee. Who's standing on principle, and who's fueling the fire? Pags gives it to you straight. Then Karoline Leavitt steps to the podium and unloads on the economy, public school walkouts, and the DHS shutdown drama—laying out what the administration says is really happening behind the headlines. Then it gets explosive. Former Lieutenant Randy Sutton joins the show with jaw-dropping insight into the Nancy Guthrie investigation. The sheriff leading the case is reportedly facing a 98.2% vote of NO CONFIDENCE from his own deputies. Sutton exposes the internal chaos inside the Pima County Sheriff's Department, why the FBI had to step in to recover critical video evidence, whether cartel angles are being ignored, and how releasing the crime scene early may have changed everything. This is insider knowledge you're not hearing anywhere else—and Pags makes sure you get it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A judge orders Abrego-Garcia released—and Joe Pags is asking what upside-down world we're living in. How can Congress respond, and could they actually rein in that court? He lays out the constitutional path and what it would take. Then Breanna Morello joins the show and goes straight at the Epstein question: if Jeffrey is dead, why are the files still sealed? What's the holdup, who's protecting whom, and is this shaping up to be a generational cover-up? “Break the seal,” Pags says. They also dive into Ghislaine Maxwell, transparency, and the new NYC mayor Mamdani—campaign promises vs. tax hikes. A no-fluff, high-stakes hour you need to hear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Why is CBS still airing Stephen Colbert after firing him—especially as he publicly shames the network? The questions are piling up, and Joe Pags lays it out without mincing words. Then, Tricia McLaughlin announces she's stepping down—why she delayed her exit says a lot about the work she's been doing. Vice President JD Vance calls out blatant hypocrisy he witnessed in Germany, and the Iran question heats up—should the U.S. be involved at all? Pags breaks it all down in a sharp, no-nonsense hour you don't want to miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A heartbreaking case out of Rhode Island sparks a blunt conversation about mental health in America, and Joe Pags doesn't hold back—calling for real solutions instead of culture-war slogans. Then the gloves come off: while the Trump administration talks about cutting costs, Congress appears to be barreling ahead anyway—and Pags says even Republicans are part of the problem. If you're frustrated about rising prices and empty campaign promises, this hour hits home. Breanna Morello returns for part two, breaking down why Elise Stefanik dropped out, what's really happening with Mamdani in NYC, and the fallout from Munich that has global headlines swirling. Sharp, direct, and no sugarcoating—classic Pags. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe Pags kicks off the hour with the sad news of Robert Duvall's passing before diving into the latest Minnesota bombshell — state investigators are being blocked from accessing FBI evidence on the Alex Pretti shooting, a fatal encounter in Minneapolis that has ignited national controversy over federal cooperation and transparency. Then Gov. Greg Abbott joins Pags for an electrifying interview: he unloads on local Democrats who oppose ICE facilities, explains why the Minnesota upheaval looks nothing like Texas law enforcement cooperation, and lays out how states can step up in crises like the Guthrie case. Abbott also breaks down voter ID, why school choice matters in Texas, and delivers a blistering take on teachers unions backing ICE walkouts — classic Abbott, nobody holds back. It's packed, pointed, and absolutely unfiltered — the kind of conversation only this show delivers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A fresh Truth alert from President DT sparks a huge question: is an executive order on voter ID coming — and could it outmaneuver the Senate entirely? The strategy, the legality, and what it would mean for election integrity get broken down in classic Pags fashion. Meanwhile, Rosie O'Donnell is back in the U.S. and fanning outrage yet again — and the reason why will have you shaking your head. Across the pond, AOC stumbles through basic international questions in the EU, leaving the crew debating whether it's diplomacy… or pure word salad (spoiler: it's word salad). It's Free Speech Friday, so the phones light up and the listeners bring the heat — unfiltered, unapologetic, and can't-miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pags breaks down the massive repeal of Obama-Biden era car regulations — what it means for your choices, your wallet, and why it signals a major shift toward consumer freedom. A jaw-dropping GoFundMe for James Van Der Beek's family raises questions, and Switzerland's proposed population cap? Pags says just call it what it is — immigration control. Then Part 2 with Nancy Mace — and she is NOT backing down. Transparency, accountability, and zero tolerance for the nonsense. Classic Pags: direct, punchy, and can't-miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Terminello's Take on the Big Game, Winter Olympics 2026 and Praying for The Guthrie Family Alongside Pags' Perspective

Another critical deadline passes in the Nancy Guthrie case, and the newest developments only deepen the mystery. With more than 36 years in journalism, Pags cuts through the noise and calls out a so-called reporter after Rep. James Comer demands answers tied to Ilhan Omar and shuts the media spin down cold. Then the focus shifts to a landmark courtroom battle accusing social-media giants of addicting children — sparking a blunt, uncomfortable question: is this Big Tech's fault, government failure, or parents who handed over the phones? The hour closes with an explosive interview featuring investigative journalist Alexandra Lavoie of Rebel News, who risked her life going undercover into Cuba as a “tourist” to hear what everyday Cubans really think after President DT took Maduro into custody. Raw, dangerous, and unfiltered — this is real journalism you won't find anywhere else. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Super Bowl halftime show ignites a firestorm as Bad Bunny takes center stage — and many viewers aren't impressed. The performance is stacked up against the high-energy, pro-America alternative seen at Turning Point USA events, raising a blunt question: was this really the show America deserved? The controversy deepens as listeners ask whether anything was censored and if anyone actually knows what was said on that stage. With the National Football League once again under scrutiny, this is a must-hear breakdown of culture, media control, and why fans feel increasingly disconnected from the game they love. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pags unloads on the NFL for embracing what he calls anti-patriotic, woke policies that are driving everyday Americans to turn their TVs off. The crew debates whether Bad Bunny could possibly unite the country (spoiler: they strongly disagree), sparking playful but pointed banter you have to hear. Pags then lays out what TrumpRx.gov actually means for you — cutting through the noise with a clear, practical breakdown. The hour closes with Part Two of a no-holds-barred conversation with rock legend Ted Nugent, who issues a blunt warning to the National Football League over its Super Bowl halftime choices featuring Bad Bunny and Green Day. Nugent dives into what he calls the “mind virus” infecting music and sports, why traditional American values are under attack, and how the Second Amendment fight ties into the bigger cultural battle. Loud, unapologetic, and built to keep you listening. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rumors swirl about ICE agents potentially showing up at voting locations — and Pags cuts straight through it with a simple point: only citizens can vote, so what's the problem? From there, he delivers the civics lesson everyone's been waiting for, breaking down where the filibuster came from, why it exists, and why Republicans are debating whether it's time to change it. Then the heat turns up as Anna Paulina Luna and Mike Johnson sound off on the SAVE Act — and you need to hear their takes. Finally, rock-and-roll legend Ted Nugent joins Pags for a no-holds-barred, two-part conversation blasting Super Bowl wokeness, weighing in on Bad Bunny and Green Day, defending the Second Amendment, reacting to Minneapolis, and torching the culture shift overtaking sports and music. Loud, unapologetic, and can't-miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pags opens with a troubling update on Nancy Guthrie that raises even more questions than answers. A bizarre twist follows as authorities arrest a man accused of sending a fake ransom letter, adding another layer of confusion to an already disturbing situation. From there, Pags turns his fire locally — urging voters to stop rewarding career politicians who hide behind virtue signaling while serving only themselves. Calling out San Antonio leadership by name, he asks the question many conservatives are thinking: why aren't we voting in more family-first, common-sense conservatives? A direct, no-nonsense hour that challenges listeners to pay attention — and take action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices