Steve gets on his soapbox about how “conservative” media and prominent Republicans shilling for candidates who aren’t truly conservative is nothing new. Then, during Buy, Sell, or Hold?, he and Todd go for each other’s throats over, of all things, professional Fortnite players. In Hour Two, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to tell the unvarnished truth about those who want both gun control and lighter punishments for violent offenders.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron wonder if Kamala Harris can legally travel to Iowa to campaign now that her home state has banned travel there for state employees. Then, Steve examines a report that supposedly offers some proof that Christine Blasey Ford was coerced by the Left to take on Brett Kavanaugh. In Hour Two, the team holds its own side to account with the latest round of Fake News or Not? And Steve shares his thoughts on California’s impending law that would allow amateur athletes to profit off their likenesses.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss Beto O’Rourke’s insane admission that he will, if given the power, take away your AR-15s and AK-47s by force. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to discuss Brett Kavanaugh, Roe v. Wade, and a serial killer who might be worse than Gosnell in Pete Buttigieg’s backyard. In Hour Two, Steve opens the phone lines for listeners to share their thoughts on people in their lives who, time and again, fall victim to confirmation bias.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome D.C. McAllister to the program to debate who won the most recent Democratic debate as well as determine which candidate, if elected, would be the biggest threat to the freedoms we currently enjoy. In Hour Two, Steve changes his tune (sort of) on the president’s plan to ban flavored e-cigarettes, and Aaron brings to light some common misconceptions about libertarianism.

Steve and the team lament the utter lack of self-control being displayed by six vaping nitwits AND the president. Also, Matthew Peterson of the Claremont Institute joins the program to discuss how America’s public institutions are corrupting the next generation with no repercussion. In Hour Two, Steve delves into the sovereignty of God for Theology Thursday, and Aaron poses three nonpolitical questions for a much-needed break from the chaos of contemporary America.

Aaron’s montage looks back on the sights and sounds of September 11, 2001, and Steve poses the question of whether Americans truly remember the significance of this atrocity. In Hour Two, the team examines proposals from the worlds of politics, sports, and popular culture in Buy, Sell, or Hold? And Daniel Horowitz joins the program to discuss John Bolton’s departure as national security adviser as well as President Trump’s evolving foreign policy stance.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the stories of a former spy under fire for sharing information from a known anti-Semitic website as well as an impending watershed moment in the pro-life movement. Then, Stephen Black, a ministry director and author who left the LGBTQ+ community, joins the program to describe his faith transformation. In Hour Two, Steve shares his take on the breaking news that John Bolton has resigned as national security adviser, and the team holds its own side to account in Fake News or Not?

Steve, Todd, and Aaron navigate a weekend full of pointless protests, slips of the leftist tongue, and challenges to the president. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to discuss the fundamental disconnect within Pete Buttigieg’s supposed ideology. In Hour Two, Steve opens the phone lines to ask listeners what they would ask if they could pose one question on the Democratic debate stage.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Blaze Media's Chris Pandolfo to the program and collectively sift through the laundry list of wild and crazy things the Democrats said this past week. Lo and behold, one member of the team rates the cray-cray as an imperfect 10 out of 10! In Hour Two, for Feedback Friday, Steve outlines exactly what makes a right a right and how that definition defines him as a conservative and libertarian.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron examine some wild stories from CNN’s climate town hall and break down how leftists seem to love certain people who don’t share their views. Then, Brent Bozell, president of the Media Research Center, joins the program to illustrate the thought process of social media giants and how they are manipulating public opinion without repercussion. In Hour Two, Steve delves into Theology Thursday and illuminates yet another generational divide that must be bridged.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron lament the things that our country should be learning (but isn’t) from the elites of Britain who are preventing Brexit from taking place. We’re working ourselves, as a country, into a place where the people will have no power at all. In Hour Two, the team examines a series of proposals from the world of sports and popular culture in the weekly game of "Buy, Sell, or Hold?" Then, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to discuss the simple things that a REAL conservative party would have been doing over the past three years.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron examine a weekend slammed by a killer hurricane, a mass shooting sparking another round of cries for gun control, and a liberal pundit stating the obvious about the Constitution. Then, Ken Cuccinelli, director of Citizenship and Immigration Services, joins the program to tell the unvarnished truth about the situation at the border. In Hour Two, the team examines a clip of Fox News' Neil Cavuto for "Fake News or Not?" And Steve discusses an alarming trend among younger evangelicals.

Sara Gonzales and Jason Buttrill discuss MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell’s embarrassing claim about Trump and his half-hearted apology, and comedian Jamie Kilstein joins the program to illustrate what reaching across the aisle really looks like. In Hour Two, the team explains that the Supreme Court, while failing to become more conservative under Trump, might actually be functioning impartially (like it’s supposed to). Lastly, what is really happening in Rep. Ilhan Omar’s shady private life (beyond the alleged immigration fraud)?

Steve and the crew look back on the craziest things Democrat candidates have said during the debates thus far and reveal what their three questions would be if they were moderating the next debate. Then, Daniel Horowitz brings forth his weekly message of doom. In Hour Two, the team puts everything from pumpkin spice vinegar to civil war up for discussion in 'Buy, Sell, or Hold?'

Steve and the team break down the contradictory polls that have clouded the Democratic race and the ripple effect of Joe Walsh announcing his candidacy for the GOP nomination. Then, David Fowler of the Family Action Council of Tennessee joins the program to explain why one court case is not sufficient to decide the issue of abortion once and for all. In Hour Two, Steve delves into Pop Culture Tuesday and reveals why he strongly encouraged his son to play football this fall.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron reveal the simple truth behind Joe Walsh’s primary challenge to President Trump and why the death of David Koch is more of a blow to the Left than the Right. The team then delves into the economy and opens the phone lines to determine whether the U.S. is really on the brink of a major financial crisis.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome in Shannon Joy to break down the week that was in the Democrats’ fantasy world and debate whether a recession or full-blown depression is nigh. Steve lays bare the truth about tariffs and how China can (and will) drag the U.S. into economic turmoil to force the Americans into signing a more favorable trade deal. Finally, the team responds to listener feedback, and Steve continues his quest to “pumpkin spice all the things.”

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss Alyssa Milano’s decidedly oxymoronic bragging about the abortions she had in the 1990s. She probably has a lot more guilt than she lets on. Then, Pastor Cary Gordon joins the program to discuss a new film project called “Enemies Within: The Church," which intends to expose the dangerous hypocrisy of the “social justice gospel.” In Hour Two, Steve continues the discussion on the future of the church, and Aaron poses a trio of non-political questions.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron take one more look at the Epstein case before shifting their focus to Fox News and the network’s increasingly complicated relationship with President Trump. Then, the guys dive into a fun game of "Buy, Sell or Hold?" that touches on such topics as the rise of the new XFL and the decline of women’s sports. Finally, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to debunk a handful of recent stories being recklessly syndicated by the mainstream media.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron open the show by discussing the latest news about Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib. Victoria Robinson from Save the Storks discusses where the real battle lies for the pro-life movement. Steve then explains the severe and frustrating disconnect between National Right to Life and the typical pro-lifer. Todd and Aaron provide their verdicts on various news stories for Fake News or Not. 

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down President Trump’s ongoing feud not only with “The Squad" but with his supposed allies at Fox News. Then the team takes the discussion one step further, and Steve wonders whether President Trump really cares whether he wins in his re-election bid. Finally, Steve opens the phone lines to find out whether listeners really believe that Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide without assistance in his Manhattan prison cell.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome White House correspondent Jon Miller to the program to break down a relatively tame but still ominous week of Democrats spewing their insufferable rhetoric. In Hour Two, Steve responds to listener feedback and proudly proclaims his love for everything that includes pumpkin spice.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron counter the mainstream media’s politicization of an eight-hour police standoff in Philadelphia, and actress Robia Scott joins the program to discuss her role as the antagonist in "Unplanned." In Hour Two, for Theology Thursday, Steve delves into the book of Romans to determine how much obedience a Christian is required to show to the ruling authority.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron just can’t even with the latest lame excuse being given by those responsible for letting Jeffrey Epstein commit suicide. The team then dives into an extended game of Buy, Sell, or Hold that touches on profound existential questions like: Will computers replace baseball umpires? And will “red flag laws” hand the 2020 election to the Democrats on a silver platter? Daniel Horowitz also joins the program to share his thoughts on whether President Trump’s re-election bid is at a crossroads.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron examine the ongoing protests in Hong Kong, and Steve illustrates why Americans need to pay attention to this developing situation. Then, Chuck Konzelman and Cary Solomon, directors of the film "Unplanned," join the program to discuss the impact their film has had on the pro-life movement across America. In Hour Two, the team holds its own side to account in "Fake News or Not?"