Steve and the crew lament how the liberal media will do ANYTHING to avoid discussing America's 3.25% economic growth under President Trump, and Aaron poses a trio of non-political questions for a much-needed reprieve. In Hour Two, Steve welcomes author Evan Sayet to the program to discuss his book, "Apocali Now!", and the team reflects on how American society has changed in the years since Aaron McIntire was born.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss the latest anti-abortion measures put in place in Georgia and lament that, to so many people, a simple heartbeat seems wholly inadequate to signify life. Then, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to explain the changing times for President Trump and the GOP's endless, needless pandering to the Left. In Hour Two, an enthralling game of Buy, Sell or Hold ensues.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss the rise of Joe Biden and reveal the exact reason why he’s polling so well in the Democratic race. Then, the team plays a round of Fake News or Not? and Steve reveals the last Democrat who won a presidential election on the issues alone.  In Hour Two, the team opens up the phone lines, asking listeners whether or not they would support a transgender U.S. Olympian competing in and winning a women's competition.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss the latest round of Islamist rhetoric being perpetuated by the mainstream media. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to explain how he has avoided conflict with those he disagrees with, something that liberals have proven completely unwilling to do. In Hour Two, Steve drops a trio of truth bombs as he reveals what the real battle for America looks like. Spoiler alert, it’s not Liberals vs. Conservatives.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Shannon Joy to the program to discuss the radical, outlandish, and downright disturbing things that Democrats have said over the past week. In Hour Two, the crew puts a bow on this week's discussion of "Avengers: Endgame," and Steve responds to some thought-provoking listener feedback.

Steve and the crew are forced to sift through several alarming stories from around the world, so Aaron lightens the mood with a trio of non-political questions relating to sports and popular culture. In Hour Two, Steve answers questions from a conservative student who wonders how the state can be held accountable in this day and age.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron bring on Daniel Horowitz to give his conservative review of Venezuela, Putin, and Maduro and how everything impacts domestic politics. Horowitz tells us how the Left is good at speaking to the morality of what’s going on with immigration, capitalism, and socialism. 

SPOILER ALERT!!!!! Steve, Todd, and Aaron sift through the fallout of "Avengers: Endgame" and outline what the Marvel Universe has meant for global cinema. In Hour Two, Steve interviews the father-daughter duo Robert D. and Lauren Hudson, co-authors of the book, “It Can Be Done," which reflects on the American Dream and the idea that students can and are leading an exceptional America.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Drew Zahn, director of communications at The Family Leader, to discuss the LGBTQ community and where it is leading America. Where is America going to go if we are so divided that we can’t talk about things? In Hour Two, Steve describes the sporadic outreach from Headline News and the real reason the network is adamant about wanting him on to discuss Trump and North Korea.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Shannon Joy to the program and sift through the horrors of what the Democratic candidates actually believe. In Hour Two, the team continues Thursday's discussion of pop culture and film releases, and Steve responds to listener feedback.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron debate whether Joe Biden will be able to both fend off his fellow Democrats and establish himself for the general election simultaneously. Then, "Reasons for Hope" creator Carl Kerby joins the program to explain why it is much harder to disprove Christ’s resurrection than atheists will admit. In Hour Two, Steve’s former partner in crime, Mike Woody, joins the program to break down the latest trends in Hollywood and preview this summer’s biggest blockbusters.

Steve has a clean bill of health as he returns to the program following a stress test, and his team breaks down how the removal of traditional family values is just the tip of the iceberg of America’s descent into chaos. In Hour Two, Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, joins the program to implore the president and the GOP to take a stand against those in power who seek to undermine our nation’s laws. Finally, the crew plays an insightful game of Buy, Sell or Hold?

Aaron and Todd examine some of the crazy things the Democratic candidates said during a CNN town hall and play a round of Fake News or Not? Then, they take a deep dive into the debate over the effectiveness and side effects of vaccines and attempt to decide whether or not the federal government should implement a student loan debt forgiveness plan.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down public figures' varying levels of concern for those affected by the bombings in Sri Lanka over the weekend, and Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to illustrate how the GOP's strategy to win over suburban voters in 2020 differs from that of the Democrats. In Hour Two, Steve laments how the Republican Party has entered an endless cycle of despair that began with alienating its conservative base.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Rachel Semmel of District Media Group to the program to put a bow on the Mueller report saga and attempt to forge a path for the president moving forward. Then, the Deace Group examines the tragic case of Michael Sam, an LGBTQ athlete who was dropped flat by his supposed support group after his football career ended. In Hour Two, Steve responds to listener feedback and addresses a number of topics ranging from rock stars to youth sports.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down the full release of the Mueller report and look back not so fondly on the chain of events that has transpired since the onset of the investigation. In Hour Two, the team reads some hilarious stories of listeners' "Mueller Report Eve" celebrations, and Steve examines twelve undisputed facts that validate the story of Jesus Christ.

Steve and the team examine a multitude of stories that illustrate how the Left is no longer willing to coexist with, much less work with, the Right; Daniel Horowitz joins the program to remind the team that the Democrats are losing voters faster than they can replenish their ranks. In Hour Two, the crew plays a game of Buy, Sell or Hold in which the possibilities seem more endless than ever before.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron reflect on what has been lost in the catastrophic fire at Notre Dame and what we need to keep in mind as the cathedral is rebuilt. In Hour Two, The Federalist's David Harsanyi joins the program to discuss the Trump tax cuts and the Democrats' insistence that all candidates reveal their tax returns. Lastly, the crew plays a far-reaching game of "Fake News or Not?"

Steve, Todd, Aaron, and Bob Vander Plaats examine the response to Tiger Woods' amazing victory at the Masters, asking whether or not the onetime golf superstar deserves to be celebrated as a great redemption story. In Hour Two, Steve explains why there are only two institutions that people seek to join despite not believing what they stand for: the Christian Church and the Republican Party.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome BlazeTV congressional correspondent Nate Madden to the program and break down the tangled web of contradictions within the Democratic candidate field. Then, the Deace Group debates whether Barack Obama has become the pseudo-conservative voice of reason for the Democrats. In Hour Two, Steve drops truth bombs, responds to listener feedback, and offers his take on the title of the upcoming Star Wars movie.

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.