Steve and the crew discuss why both political parties need a sense of humility to do anything of value, and author Joel C. Rosenberg joins the program from Israel, to which Steve is suddenly inclined to move. In Hour Two, Steve drops a fundamental truth bomb about slippery slope arguments and dives into Theology Thursday.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron examine a case of liberal tribalism being shattered, and Daniel Horowitz joins the program to break down the situation in Israel amid a heavily contested election for prime minister. In Hour Two, Steve laments how Millennials were never taught what the right side of history looks like, and the team plays a game of Buy, Sell or Hold.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron take a stroll down memory lane to commemorate the program's 500th episode in its current form. Then, Steve explains why the story of the 2018-19 Virginia Cavaliers is one of the greatest stories in college sports history. In Hour Two, British comedian Andrew Doyle joins the program to discuss free speech, and the team plays a hybrid game of Fake News or Not? and Buy, Sell or Hold?

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down a barrage of headlines from the weekend and explain why South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign is not legitimate. In Hour Two, Steve asks his listeners whether they would trust a day care completely staffed by men or feel safe in a town with a fire department completely staffed by women.

Steve, Todd, Aaron, and special guest Jon Miller of the White House Brief analyze what the Left’s attitude toward Joe Biden and Stacey Abrams could mean for the future of the Democratic Party. They then ask whether the spirit of the GOP is embodied by a former championship-level boxer who quit in the middle of a title bout. In Hour Two, the team drops truth bombs like they’re a dime a dozen, and Steve relishes the fact that his anniversary falls on a critical day in "Star Trek" history.

Steve and the crew explain why the latest investigation into the Mueller Report is little more than a stunt, and Pure Flix’s Billy Hallowell joins the program to illustrate how the film "Unplanned" has been making waves across the country. In Hour Two, Theology Thursday returns as Steve examines the story of the woman caught in the act of adultery.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss the disconnect between the issue of border security, the GOP, and the Trump administration. Then, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to drive home the point that nothing else matters if the federal government won’t defend America’s borders. In Hour Two, the team plays a game of Buy, Sell or Hold and reminisces about a time when it seemed as if the world couldn't get any weirder.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss the brainwashing of America's next generation in favor of statism and what that means for the future of our country. Then, Brad Wilcox from the National Marriage Project joins the show to discuss the implications of a recent study that found that Millennial men are having less sex. Finally, Steve reads some of his audience's profound reactions to the new pro-life film "Unplanned" for Pop Culture Tuesday.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the highly successful opening weekend of the pro-life film "Unplanned," and Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to share his take on the fallout from the Mueller report. In Hour Two, the team reflects on what cost President George H.W. Bush in his 1992 re-election campaign.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Shannon Joy to the program and debate over just how much President Trump has been vindicated by the Mueller report. Then, Steve reveals the fundamental difference between conservative and "click-servative" media. In Hour Two, Steve responds to listener feedback and reaffirms the fundamental reason for his stance on the gay marriage question.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss the week's biggest stories. More questions surrounding Jussie Smollett and state's attorney Kim Foxx on the dropping of all sixteen charges. Some companies are refusing to advertise for the new film "Unplanned." Is Star Wars overrated? Theology Thursday is back! The problems in denying the divinity of Christ.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss the "whitewash of justice" that is the charges against Jussie Smollett being dropped. Then, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to lament how the progression of a conservative agenda is little more than a pipe dream these days. In Hour Two, Steve and Todd disagree on whether the NFL's decision to make pass interference a reviewable play is a good idea.

The Robert Mueller probe has been concluded for over 24 hours, and the Left still can't seem to understand what that means. And to top it all off, Jussie Smollett has had all charges dropped against him as of today. Monica Burke from the Heritage Foundation also joins the show and discusses gender identity issues and feminism as well as how the policies coming out of these movements are negatively affecting the freedoms of everyday Americans. Also, Steve recently watched Jordan Peele's new movie, "Us," and is wondering if the whole country is getting trolled.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the evidence presented in the Mueller report and lament how the liberal media spent the past two years preparing for an indictment that never came. Then, Ashley Bratcher, star of the pro-life film "Unplanned," joins the program to shed additional light on her role as Planned Parenthood employee-turned-pro-life advocate Abby Johnson. In Hour Two, the conversation returns to the Mueller report and how every supposed “leak” revealed by the mainstream media is now in question.

Sara Gonzales and Jason Buttrill savor the Democrats losing their minds but hang their heads over how Americans seem to have lost sight of our collective humanity. They also outline how Millennials seem to be downright miserable and ask what can be done to ensure free speech on college campuses.

Who is Beto O’Rourke? Sara Gonzales and Jason Buttrill break down Beto’s voting record, stance on key issues, history of far-reaching corruption, and downright disgusting personal life. In Hour Two, Sara and Jason break down the impending gun control measures in New Zealand and dive into the hilarity that was Democrat presidential candidate John Hickenlooper’s CNN town hall.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron examine a montage of Democratic candidates spewing their radical rhetoric on the campaign trail. Then, Steve laments the latest in a long line of journalistic snafus befalling news networks in the state of Alabama. In Hour Two, the crew spends the whole hour playing a downright hilarious game of Buy, Sell or Hold.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron continue to expose the Democratic Party’s worship of abortion by comparing their campaign rhetoric to scenes from horror movies and things that serial killers have said. Then, they dissect the film "Captain Marvel" and explain what it represents in the Marvel Universe. In Hour Two, the guys turn "Fake News or Not?" against themselves and open the phone lines to determine, once and for all, if they really follow the truth (no matter where it leads).

Steve entertains Todd and Aaron with tales from his youth, including his recollection of the time he beat the tar out of a bully named Nick at Lincoln High School in Des Moines. He then reveals his ten commandments for conservatives after a mass shooting. In Hour Two, the crew answers a four-dimensional question (courtesy of Aaron) and discusses the unique situation of third parties.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Shannon Joy from "The Shannon Joy Show" to the program. They catch up on the extensive list of Democratic presidential candidates. More controversy surrounding the freshman congressional representatives and the trouble with blindly supporting a politician. Steve reads an interesting letter from a listener and reveals a "Truth Bomb."

Steve, Todd, and Aaron sift through a wild assortment of news stories before taking a break from politics to answer a trio of questions about sports and popular culture. In Hour Two, the team wraps up its discussion of the book of Colossians for Theology Thursday.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down Utah GOP Sen. Mike Lee's new bill for paid family leave via Social Security, and Daniel Horowitz joins the program to discuss entitlement programs, federal spending, and the border situation. In Hour Two, Steve explains why his social media accounts are being "shadow-banned" and predicts that the Cleveland Browns could easily win more playoff games in the coming season than the Detroit Lions have in over 50 years.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron sift through a montage filled with cringeworthy news stories and lament the ongoing rise of "Republicrats" within the GOP. In Hour Two, the crew examines five questions illustrating how true American conservatism and the values of the Republican Party are becoming less intertwined every day.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss the Democrats’ incomprehensible defense of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s anti-Semitic comments, and Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to break down South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s empty appeal to scripture. In Hour Two, the crew outlines some simple differences between Republican and Democrat voters as well as Republican and Democrat politicians.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome in Blaze Media's Chris Pandolfo for the latest edition of The Deace Group and have some fun with Aaron's latest brainchild: The "Intersectionality Madness Tournament." In Hour Two, Steve plays a video clip from the time he was approached by a group of atheists at CPAC in 2016 and answers some profound existential questions for Feedback Friday.