Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss the story of John Bel Edwards and the signing of a pro-life bill. Additionally, the team welcomes Bill Richmond and discusses ways to combat social media censorship.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron reveal the truth behind the assumed reason why evangelicals have supported President Trump through thick and thin. In Hour Two, the team plays a far-reaching game of "Buy, Sell or Hold," and Daniel Horowitz joins the program to shed some light on what the Democratic border “response” could mean for U.S. national security.

Steve and the team break down Parkland student Kyle Kashuv having his admission to Harvard revoked, the latest "comedy routine" from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and the way the GOP routinely attempts to sell out real conservatives by raising the stakes on not-so-hot-button issues. Also, in this week's edition of "Fake News or Not?", Steve examines a long line of stories about transgender individuals who were killed or wounded in attacks that, contrary to what the media would have you believe, were NOT the work of Trump supporters.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron attempt to come to terms with the fact that more and more people are falling victim to leftist efforts to censor them. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to discuss the Left's desire, not just for acceptance, but for affirmation of their behavior. In Hour Two, the team continues to break down the arguments of the LGBTQ community, and Steve reveals the exact reasons why Ted Cruz lost the GOP primary to Donald Trump in 2016.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome in BlazeTV congressional correspondent Nate Madden to discuss the crazy things Democrats have said over the past week, as well as the looming threat of further online bans being handed down to conservatives. In Hour Two, Steve responds to several listener emails for Feedback Friday.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the changing attitudes in key swing states that flipped from Obama in 2012 to Trump in 2016. Then, the team takes a break from politics to answer some profound existential questions, such as “Is a hot dog a sandwich?” In Hour Two, Dr. Warren Farrell joins the program to discuss his book "The Boy Crisis," which outlines the fundamental reasons why so many young men throughout the Western world go down a dark path. Finally, Steve takes a look at a series of dumb things that smart people believe about faith, religion, and Christianity.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron have absolutely had it with President Trump gushing over the supposed virtues of Kim Jong Un. And to make matters worse, his presumed Democrat opponent, Joe Biden, just promised to cure cancer. Then, Daniel Horowitz joins the program with his weekly update on the border crisis, and in Hour Two, the team plays an extended game of Buy, Sell or Hold.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron reveal yet another example of how the Democrat death cult is dropping subtle hints as to its true intent. Then, the team holds the mainstream media accountable with a round of Fake News or Not? In Hour Two, author Al Regnery joins the program to discuss his book "Unlikely Pilgrim: A Journey into History and Faith," and the team analyzes the recently announced list of “moderators” for the upcoming Democratic debates.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss the evolution of the Left’s stance on abortion, which leftists now attempt to justify with manipulative polls. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to reaffirm that religious liberty continues to decline amid the runaway LGBTQ movement. In Hour Two, Steve laments how leftists all too often look down at minorities and LGBTQ individuals who display conservative principles. Lastly, the team remembers the dawn of conservative media and the juggernaut that was Rush Limbaugh.

Steve, Todd, Aaron, and special guest Shannon Joy discuss all the dumb things that Democrats have said over the past week before delving into the YouTube crackdown on right-wing content producers. They also break down the potential adverse effects of President Trump's impending tariffs on goods crossing the border with Mexico.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron reflect on what real bipartisanship looked like in the 1990s and take a much-needed break with three non-political questions. In Hour Two, the Federalist's John Davidson joins the program to discuss the latest facts and figures from the border, and Steve illustrates the importance of forgiveness for Theology Thursday.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron examine yet another stark reminder of the horrors of abortion, which Steve calls America’s version of human sacrifice. Then, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to break down the latest (extremely bad) news from America’s southern border. In Hour Two, Steve lays bare the cold, hard truth about President Trump and his supporters, and the team plays a fun game of Buy, Sell or Hold.

Steve and the team break down the intense pushback against Catholic authorities re-affirming their opposition to the LGBTQ movement and Pride Month. Then, Steve reveals the cold, hard truth about who always wins culture wars in contemporary America. In Hour Two, author and filmmaker Robert Orlando joins the program to illustrate what the American conservative movement really needs, and Steve offers up five examples of Pride Month rhetoric going way over the edge.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the president’s visit to an evangelical church in the wake of yet another mass murder, this time in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Trump's rare show of humility offers the team a unique opportunity to showcase three instances of pastors praying for political leaders and reveal what preaching redemption for those in power should look like.

Steve, Todd, Aaron, and special guest Shannon Joy break down a laundry list of insane things that Democrats have said over the past week. Then, the team analyzes an ongoing conflict among libertarians and speculates whether the new allegations that Martin Luther King Jr. did truly disturbing things threaten to rewrite American history books. Lastly, Steve responds to listeners’ emails for Feedback Friday.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Dr. Duke Pesta, Director of FreedomProject Academy, to discuss student loans, the Obama administration, and that idea that universities’ prime directive is inclusion to self-sustain, rather than academic excellence. Schools are no longer concerned with excellence, but rather with conformity and social justice. Critical thinking? What's that?

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down Robert Mueller's statements regarding the release of his report. Then, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to analyze the president's remarks about Joe Biden and describe what Trump should be doing to secure re-election. In Hour Two, the team plays a game of Buy, Sell or Hold that touches on topics as far-flung as baseball's popularity, the continued viability of Netflix, and the refreshing taste of Vernor's Ginger Ale.

Sara Gonzales and Jason Buttrill debate which fashion faux pas is the ultimate deal-breaker on a first date before turning to more serious matters in a world that continues to descend into madness. The latest comments from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., read like a parody account, but they're real and terrifying. In Hour Two, Sara and Jason lament the utter hypocrisy of Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., fundraising for CAIR over Memorial Day weekend and shake their heads at a biological male winning an NCAA championship in women's track and field.

Sara Gonzales and Jason Buttrill delve into the treasonous past of John Walker Lindh and what his release from prison represents. Then, they attempt to answer the age-old question of how much you should tip at a restaurant. In Hour Two, Sara and Jason celebrate the signing of new pro-life laws in Missouri but lament how, even with another Trump appointee, the Supreme Court will never overturn Roe v. Wade. Finally, Sara attempts to get Jason to lose his lunch by reading a list of the grossest things that people have done in an office setting.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Shannon Joy to the program to help dissect the utter ridiculousness that the Democrats spewed over the past week. Then, the team examines the landscape of American education and wonders whether more and more students will forgo universities in favor of trade schools. In Hour Two, Steve delves into the nonsensical world of liberals who call themselves Christians for Theology Thursday.

In Hour One, Steve and the crew welcome Daniel Horowitz of Conservative Review to discuss who the real conservatives are and which political candidate has their people's interest in mind. In Hour Two, Steve, Todd, and Aaron bring on Lila Rose, president of Live Action and anti-abortion activist, to discuss abolishing abortion and Planned Parenthood.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron bristle at the thought of "woke Islam" taking over the Middle East, and the team puts the week's biggest news stories to the test in Fake News or Not? In Hour Two, the team breaks down the controversial ending to "Game of Thrones," and Steve reveals which Founding Father he would resurrect to solve America's most pressing contemporary issues.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron open up the phone lines to hear what listeners have to say about Rep. Justin Amash's comments regarding impeachment proceedings against President Trump. In Hour Two, Steve delves into a somewhat obscure part of the Old Testament and wraps up the book study of his new book, "Truth Bombs."

Steve and Aaron welcome in Chris Pandolfo and Gaston Mooney of Blaze Media to discuss the evolving debate over abortion and a number of other issues facing President Trump. In Hour Two, Steve responds to listeners' questions and concerns for Feedback Friday.

Steve and Aaron discuss the wave of pro-life bills being introduced across the country, as well as faith healers that you must avoid and the GOP’s broken promises on health care. Then, Aaron asks Steve three non-political questions for a well-deserved break from the political arena. In Hour Two, retired detective and author J. Warner Wallace joins the program to discuss his book, "So the Next Generation Will Know," and Steve returns to the abortion debate from a spiritual, rather than a political, perspective.