Steve, Todd, and Aaron examine revelations that the U.S. Women’s National Team is reportedly operating at a loss, as well as a toothless Twitter fight between President Trump and the cast of "Morning Joe." Then, The Daily Wire’s Josh Hammer joins the program to answer a simple question: What would happen if President Trump defied a court-issued edict that unlawfully restricted his power? In hour 2, the team cross-examines statements by Rand Paul and Meghan McCain in the latest round of "Fake News or Not?", and Steve refutes an assertion by a major college football coach as to why attendance at games is down.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron examine President Trump’s lambasting of Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings with awful statistics and images from the Democrat’s district, which includes a substantial part of impoverished West Baltimore. Then, Steve breaks down the watershed moment when voting trends among African-Americans changed forever. In Hour Two, Steve turns his attention to all the people Trump has exposed as spineless, fraudulent, or simply pathetic during his time in office.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome in BlazeTV congressional correspondent Nate Madden to dissect yet another week full of Democrats saying dumb things. In Hour Two, Steve responds to listener feedback on topics such as faith, abortion, and science.

Steve and the team break down the fallout from the Mueller hearing and debate what the Democrats’ next move against the president could be. Then, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to shed additional light on how the president will proceed in the wake of the hearing. In hour 2, Steve plays a clip from the 2019 Family Leadership Summit in which he and comedian Brad Stein discuss faith, tradition, and why both have been effectively eliminated from American society.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron open up the phone lines to allow listeners to share their thoughts on transgenderism, mental illness, and how to proceed as conservatives. In hour 2, the team plays a far-reaching game of "Buy, Sell or Hold?" that includes the odds of Steve walking out, the probability of martial law being declared, and the top 25 NFL quarterbacks of all time.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the latest developments from the president’s new debt ceiling agreement and the not-so-brilliant crusade against the Guatemalan government. Then, Jason Johnson joins the program to remind listeners about those people who really are pushing back against open borders. In hour 2, the team dives into Pop Culture Tuesday and Fake News or Not?, and Steve sustains an injury from laughing at one of Aaron’s jokes.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down a weekend full of leftist lunacy, and Steve might just have a new favorite story of 2019. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to shed additional light on the issue of reparations and forgiveness. In hour 2, the team touches on some fundamental truths that are all too relevant to today’s society, and Steve delves deeper into Rush Limbaugh’s book "The Way Things Ought to Be."

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome back D.C. McAllister to the program to break down the week that was and reassess the level of crazy rhetoric coming from the Left. In hour 2, Steve Deace unveils his campaign for governor of Iowa – at least in theory – and responds to several listener messages for Feedback Friday.

Steve and the team examine the fundamental difference between the asylum-seekers that arrived from Southeast Asia in the 1970s and those coming from Central America today. Then, Mason Mars, host of the Mars Hill Podcast, joins the program to explain why you cannot make informed decisions on current events without understanding foundational political theory. In Hour Two, Aaron asks three non-political questions, and Steve delves into a fundamental fallacy for Theology Thursday.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron lament CNN going completely over the edge and giving a platform to Richard Spencer. Then, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to take you into the land of the Teletubbies, er … Republican shills for the Left. In Hour Two, the team plays a profound and diverse game of "Buy, Sell or Hold," and Aaron drives Steve over the edge with a top 20 countdown of the best Beatles songs of all time.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron analyze President Trump’s tweets against the progressive congresswomen, and Steve explains why he is convinced that Trump cannot lose his re-election bid unless there is a recession. Then, TheBlaze managing editor Leon Wolf joins the program to discuss the highly controversial arrest and conviction of British political activist Tommy Robinson. In Hour Two, former Chik-fil-A chief marketing officer Steve Robinson joins the program to discuss what makes his brand so special (amazing chicken sandwiches aside).

Steve, Todd, and Aaron dig deep into a weekend’s worth of unnecessary Trump tweets, Democrat infighting, and social justice warriors barking up the wrong tree. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to illustrate how the idea of improving society by improving government is fundamentally flawed. In Hour Two, Steve reflects on the time he decked the class bully in high school, and the crew delves further into Rush Limbaugh’s groundbreaking book "The Way Things Ought to Be."

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Shannon Joy to the program to break down the latest week of lunacy from the Democrats. In Hour Two, Steve responds to some of your emails for Feedback Friday.

Steve and the team discuss how the post-victory behavior of the U.S. women’s national team will do more to constrict the growth of soccer than promote it. Then, Aaron poses three non-political questions about fake diseases, heartbreak through sports, and bad advice. In Hour Two, Promise Keepers CEO Ken Harrison joins the program to discuss the importance of taking a stand for men’s roles as both husbands and fathers.

Todd and Aaron discuss the latest round of hypocrisy from the Left, such as athletes clamoring for equal pay while at the same time attempting to do away with gender-based competition. Then, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to discuss the latest news from the border and the GOP's plan of action moving forward. In Hour Two, the team plays an extended game of Buy, Sell or Hold.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the Jeffrey Epstein case and Steve hopes (but doesn’t expect) that the backlash from the Democrats will far exceed the outright hatred they displayed toward Brett Kavanaugh last year. The team then turns its attention to Justin Amash, and Steve explains how his voting record isn’t at odds with the GOP. In Hour Two, John Matze, co-founder of the neutral social media site Parler, joins the program to discuss his business model. Lastly, Steve laments how the sport of soccer was superseded by social justice and political activism at the Women’s World Cup.

Sara Gonzales and Jason Buttrill break down Justin Amash’s departure from the Republican Party and speculate as to what his next move might be. In Hour Two, they turn their attention to the Democrats, who are engaged in a war of words between Nancy Pelosi’s establishment and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s progressives.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron celebrate Independence Day by examining some little-known stories that illustrate just how exceptional our nation's Founding really was.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron dissect a long list of news stories that leave them hopelessly shaking their heads. Then, Swiss America's Jim Carrillo joins the program to discuss economic growth under President Trump and whether the national debt will come back to haunt Americans sooner rather than later. In Hour Two, the guys put the mainstream media to the test in "Fake News or Not?", and Steve breaks down Joe Rogan's recent interview with supposed Area 51 expert Bob Lazar.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron lament the utter lunacy of President Trump entering the Korean DMZ and stepping into North Korea alongside Kim Jong Un. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to shed some light on the evolving relationship between the LGBTQ community and what’s left of America. In Hour Two, the conversation shifts back to President Trump’s visit to North Korea, and Steve delves back into Rush Limbaugh’s book, "The Way Things Ought to Be."

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome author and PJ Media contributor D.C. McAllister to the program to break down the results of the first Democratic debate and determine if there was a winner. The presumed front-runner, Joe Biden, took a beating from both his challengers and the media. Is his goose cooked right from the start? In Hour Two, the team responds to listener feedback and answers some fundamental questions on the issues of higher education and health care.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the Democrats’ first live debate and reveal which candidate they think has, surprisingly, worked their way back into the race. In Hour Two, pandemonium breaks loose when Aaron poses three non-political questions, and Steve illustrates why corporate America has become ever more aligned with leftist causes.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome in Conservative Review's Daniel Horowitz and U.S. Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) to provide an update on the border crisis and the sheer government ineptitude that has only made things worse for citizens and migrants alike.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron lament how the only Democrat who seems interested in doing anything is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Even worse is the revelation that evidence of the many misdeeds of Rep. Ilhan Omar was summarily swept under the rug by the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. Finally, what should one be looking for in the upcoming Democratic debates? Steve Deace has you covered.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss President Trump backing down from his threat to attack Iran, and Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to shed additional light on both Trump and the GOP endlessly backing down on immigration. In Hour Two, Steve explains why showing weakness is the surefire way to lose a re-election campaign, and the team delves further into Rush Limbaugh’s book, "The Way Things Ought to Be."