Steve and the gang break down the substance behind the Acosta-Trump meltdown from Wednesday afternoon. They also discuss Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker and his potential impact on the Mueller investigation. Finally, they identify the true definition of anti-Semitism.

Daniel Horowitz joins the show to (more or less) burn everything with fire in the aftermath of the midterm elections. In hour two, Steve and the crew talk to listeners and determine once and for all whether it is, in fact, the Christmas season.

Steve and the team provide their final analysis of the midterms and discuss early returns, as well as what different results could mean for the political dynamic in America.

Steve and the team discuss the news of the day; then Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to share some insight on various Iowa races on the eve of the midterms. In Hour Two, Quartz journalist Heather Timmons joins the show to have a friendly debate over immigration.

Hour 1: Four days until Election Day. The (Don) Lemon test. Yeezy. Dialing down the rhetoric. Hour 2: Feedback Friday

Steve and his crew discuss the latest news of the day and hand out some helmet stickers for good customer service experiences. Also, Todd (Catholic) and Steve (Protestant) discuss the major arguments of the Reformation for Theology Thursday.

Steve and the gang discuss the news of the day and Daniel Horowitz takes us inside the chaos of Washington. In hour two, Senate candidate Chris McDaniel from Mississippi joins the program, and Steve discusses the challenges that conservative candidates like McDaniel face due to the nature of the current political system.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss President Trump's plan for an executive order clarifying the 14th Amendment to the Constitution. For Pop Culture Tuesday, the team discusses whether or not Christians should celebrate Halloween. And in hour two, the team takes your calls regarding how often we should be policing others in conservative media.

Steve and company discuss the tragic news of political nut jobs acting out on their worst impulses over the past week. Bob Vander Plaats joins the show to discuss where the line is for rhetoric in the political arena, and Dr. Michael Brown joins the show to discuss his book, 'Donald Trump is Not My Savior'.

Hour 1: Special Guest. 10 Days. Bombs. Fraudster. Candy. Hour 2: Feedback Friday.

Steve, Todd and Aaron discuss how the Red Sox snubbing Curt Schilling is a total repudiation of any talk of "unification." Also, David Limbaugh joins the program to talk about his new book 'Jesus is Risen: Paul and the Early Church'. Finally, the team discusses breaking news surrounding the DOJ's referral of Michael Avenatti for criminal prosecution.

Steve, Todd and Aaron discuss some of the latest headlines of the day, then Daniel Horowitz joins the program to talk about Republicans' misguided attempts to woo moderate voters. Plus, the team plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold.

Steve unveils his top five horror movies of all time and discusses what conservatism has to say about the themes of those films. In the second hour, Steve picks apart the media in "Fake News or Not?"

Steve, Todd, and Aaron spend two hours taking an in-depth, analytical look at where things stand in the fast-approaching midterm elections. Bob Vander Plaats and David Yepsen also join the program to shed additional light on the subject.

Seventeen days until Election Day, things tyrants say, the great Graham scam, John Roberts' lies, and Feedback Friday.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss what exactly America's foreign policy is in the Middle East. Steve also reviews the new movie, "Gosnell." In Hour 2, Steve unveils the "Seven Deadly Worldviews."

Steve and the gang catch you up on some of the biggest headlines from while they were away, then introduce you to a concept called "Three-Dimensional Thinking."

Steve Deace continues this week's "Steve Deace Show 101" series by unveiling and explaining the Ten Commandments of Political Warfare.

Steve Deace, Todd Erzen, and Aaron McIntire make their debut on TheBlaze. They provide a general idea on what to expect from the show, outline their different terms and terminology, and cast a vision about where conservatism currently stands in culture and the political sphere.

We take a break from our series going through the book of Colossians to listen in to a message Steve recently delivered in his own backyard.