Steve, Todd, and Aaron sift through the fallout of Jersey City and discuss the rise and (inevitable) fall of Pete Buttigieg. Then, Billy Hallowell, director of communications and content at Pure Flix, joins the program to discuss how evangelicals ought to address the divide among themselves regarding MAGA hat-wearers, NeverTrumpers, and GOP skeptics. In Hour Two, Steve continues his Theology Thursday discussion with what he calls “The Five Myths of Christmas” – the actual Christmas, not the commercial one.

Steve still can’t even, but today he stays on the set, even as the Pentagon gets something right (albeit eighteen years too late) and the president is depicted as Thanos wiping out his enemies. Then, the team plays an extended game of Buy, Sell, or Hold? Don’t miss this round, as it touches on everything from the College Football Playoff to the Supreme Court and from the most iconic moments in sports history to the most iconic promos for the Steve Deace Show. Finally, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to discuss the president’s lack of response to the Pensacola attack and the government’s utter acceptance of terror threats at home and abroad.

Your favorite host simply can't even with the attitudes toward health care on college campuses, and he's not sticking around to sift through the ashes of his shattered soul ... sort of. Then, once he returns, the team holds its own side to account with a round of Fake News or Not? In Hour Two, Liberty Counsel's Mat Staver joins the program to discuss Chick-fil-A's dangerous precedent in toeing the line for the Southern Poverty Law Center. Finally, Steve explains the origins of "conservatives for pornography" (while remaining just PC enough for radio).

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the cold, hard truth about the terror attack at Naval Air Station Pensacola, and Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to discuss an inevitably fruitless but no less important crusade against pornography. In Hour Two, the team welcomes in Christopher Hale, a former Democrat politician and faith outreach coordinator under President Obama, who offers a unique perspective on faith, prayer, Democrats, and progressivism.

Steve, Todd, Aaron, and Shannon Joy sift through the fallout of Kamala Harris’ withdrawal from the Democratic primary race and attempt to figure out what went wrong with her campaign. In Hour Two,  Steve dives into Feedback Friday and tells the truth about your tax dollars and public education.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron can only shake their heads as the Left eats its own for being “not (black/gay/woke) enough.” Then, Josh Hammer joins the program to discuss how the Right must address its internal divisions to avoid the chaos plaguing the Left. In Hour Two, Aaron poses three non-political questions, and the conversation proceeds directly to a galaxy far, far away. The show wraps up with Steve responding to a listener’s concern over the influence of a transgendered family member.

Steve and the team simply can’t even any more with the Democrats’ refusal to acknowledge Joe Biden’s corruption. Then, the crew discusses what so many Democrats fail to realize when falling back on free college and health care reform: You first need to build a base of people who want it before you try to make it compulsory for everyone. In Hour Two, the team plays an extended game of Buy, Sell, or Hold? And Steve creates a scenario in which he becomes a full-on pro-Trumper.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the evolving poll numbers among the Democrats and the outright lies leftists are spewing about Facebook’s relationship with right-wing news sources. Then, Minno CEO Erick Goss joins the program to discuss the new age of media distribution and streaming content for families. In Hour Two, the team holds its own side to account with Fake News or Not?, and the guys reminisce about their superhero idols for Pop Culture Tuesday.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron sift through a long weekend of stories concerning the president’s visit to Afghanistan, the folly of new-age Malthusian principles, and a sports announcer who took a stand few are willing to approach. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to reveal the extent of Chick-fil-A’s new support of leftist groups, such as the Southern Poverty Law Center. In Hour Two, the team opens the phone lines for listeners to share whether or not they feel betrayed by Chick-fil-A.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron shake their heads at another dude who feels pretty ruining the competition for female athletes. Then, the team holds its own side to account with a thought-provoking round of Fake News or Not? In Hour Two, the guys play a holiday-themed game of Buy, Sell, or Hold? Is stuffing the most overrated Thanksgiving dish? And what is the most iconic Christmas gift of the 1980s?

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down a weekend full of leftists protesting issues that they clearly do not understand, and Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to discuss why the Democrats’ front-runner in Iowa and New Hampshire may be peaking too soon. In Hour Two, Steve hosts a town hall for listeners to express what they are most thankful for this holiday season.

Steve, Todd, Aaron, and D.C. McAllister reflect on a week full of Democrats saying things that were once outlandish but are now commonplace. Then, D.C. offers her take on Pete Buttigieg’s rise, a trajectory she predicted when the campaign first began. In Hour Two, Steve responds to listener feedback and offers his take on the odds that a major Christian revival takes place in the coming years.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the lowlights of the latest Democratic debate and speculate as to what the leftist political machine’s next move might be to terminate the internal threat that is Pete Buttigieg. Then, Aaron lightens the mood with a trio of non-political questions. In Hour Two, Steve dives headlong into Theology Thursday as he explains why so many Christian leaders are buying into progressive ideals.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron examine a series of clips that will make you shake your head at leftists and Republicans alike. Then, was the team too quick to write off Pete Buttigieg? An extended game of Buy, Sell, or Hold touches on “underrated Thanksgiving," Steve’s job security, and the best acting performances in "Star Wars." Finally, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to discuss the militant local Democrats ravaging communities and their practically nonexistent Republican opponents.

Steve and the team lament the church sliding ever closer to the progressive cause, and PragerU’s Will Witt joins the program to reveal the simple reason why college students’ progressive activism is completely devoid of substance. In Hour Two, the team holds its own side to account with the latest round of Fake News or Not?, and the show wraps up with Pop Culture Tuesday and the salient point: “You go woke, you go broke.”

Steve, Todd, and Aaron continue to debate whether Pete Buttigieg is a legitimate candidate, despite his position at the top of the Iowa polls. Steve maintains that the South Bend mayor will not be able to ride the momentum of a victory in Iowa because he does not have the support of key demographics in places like South Carolina. Is this the beginning of the end for the relevancy of the Iowa Caucus? In Hour Two, Steve takes a stand against those who are manipulating Colin Kaepernick into attempting a comeback that he ultimately doesn’t want.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Chris Pandolfo to the program to reflect on a week in which the leftist craziness was WAY off the charts. Then, the team delves further into the firing of a CBS staffer who allegedly leaked the video of ABC’s Amy Robach discussing the network covering up the Jeffrey Epstein story. In Hour Two, Steve responds to a listener’s email asking how disturbing television shows promoting polygamy and child abuse can remain on the air on a major cable network.

Steve and the team speculate on what could happen if Ruth Bader Ginsburg cannot finish the current presidential term, and Steve picks apart Hillary Clinton’s argument that Margaret Thatcher wasn’t a sufficiently “gutsy” woman. Then, Aaron combines his three questions with Theology Thursday. Finally, Mike Woody joins the program to talk movies and watch trailers for the entire second hour.

Steve and the team raise an eyebrow at the latest Democratic poll out of Iowa, which has Pete Buttigieg atop the leaderboard, and Aaron asks Todd why he hates Christmas. Then, the team plays an extended game of Buy, Sell, or Hold? with a sports list that effectively terminates Steve’s will to live. Finally, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to warn listeners that sooner or later, unless things change dramatically, the Left will have a movement and the Right will not.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron examine Nikki Haley’s revelation in her tell-all book that she was pressured by others within the Trump administration to undermine the president’s agenda. Is she the one to unite social conservatives and libertarians with establishment Republicans in 2024? Then, the team holds those who represent “what’s left of America” to account with a round of Fake News or Not? In Hour Two, Steve simply can’t come to terms with the Democrats’ thought process on how best to nail Trump, and Project Veritas’ James O’Keefe joins the program to discuss the extreme leftist double standard for whistleblowers.

Filling in for Steve Deace, Sara Gonzales and Jason Buttrill break down the strange case of a Bay Area police officer detaining a man for, wait for it, eating a sandwich on a public transit platform. Then, the pair examines the slightly humorous, slightly serious story of Californians pouring into Idaho and pushing citizens of Boise to the brink. In Hour Two, the team welcomes in Kim Schwartz of Texas Right to Life, and she tells her story of fighting for a young child slated to be taken off life support because of a Draconian law.

Sara Gonzales and Jason Buttrill discuss the latest round of utter hypocrisy on 'The View,' everyone’s (new) favorite presidential candidate for 2024, and the insanely relative meaning of words for so many on the Left. In Hour Two, the infamous Ukraine whistleblower’s name is revealed because it’s not illegal for anyone outside Washington to do so. Besides, the brass at ABC and CBS were certainly not put off from firing the whistleblower who revealed that the Jeffrey Epstein story had been suppressed three years ago. Finally, a positive update on the James Younger story.

Steve reminds listeners that, according to scripture, government cannot dictate one’s conscience. Then, Tim Carney of the Washington Examiner joins the program to explain how President Trump’s faction within the GOP has shrunk even as his base has grown. In Hour Two, Steve responds to a listener’s email regarding a critical distinction within the power of prayer. Finally, Aaron poses three non-political questions featuring: the Mount Rushmore of underrated actors, the likelihood of global extinction events, and the greatest sports days in our collective memory.

Steve explains why Virginia has become a bona fide purple state in a shockingly short amount of time and shows how the same thing happened to a conservative stronghold in California following the Reagan amnesty of 1986. Could another federal amnesty bill render the Republican Party an afterthought once and for all? In Hour Two, the weekly round of Buy, Sell, or Hold? descends to the brink of Steve nearly giving up on life before Daniel Horowitz joins the program to push him completely over the edge.

Steve, Todd, and the newly engaged Aaron discuss the new Exhibit A in the case of why you shouldn’t trust the mainstream media with your decision-making. Then, the team dives headlong into this week’s edition of Fake News or Not? In Hour Two, Congressman Chip Roy, R-Texas, joins the program to discuss the latest threat posed by drug cartels (which should be labeled terrorist groups) operating along our southern border. The show wraps up with some speculative cinema talk for Pop Culture Tuesday.