Steve, Todd, and Aaron wonder how long it will be until "deepfakes" are used to start global conflicts, and they also explain why Christian citizenship is completely paradoxical. Then, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to answer the question of who is most at fault for the inaction that has defined Donald Trump's presidency. In Hour Two, Steve pitches his idea for a plot line on the hit show "24," and the crew plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold.

Steve and the crew examine President Trump's speech in El Paso, Texas, on border security and lament how you typically need to start a project before you can finish it. In Hour Two, author Daniel Crane joins the program to discuss his new book, "Seven Books that Rocked the Church," and Steve explains why the upcoming film "Unplanned" could be a watershed moment for the pro-life movement.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron describe the utter chaos that will ensue if Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax is removed from office but Gov. Ralph Northam is not. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to break down the Democrats' response to President Trump's State of the Union address. In Hour Two, the guys contemplate whether the civil war illustrated in "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay" could become a reality in the United States.

Steve, Todd, Aaron, and guest Sara Gonzales break down an eventful week as they discuss the lack of consequences for Virginia Governor Ralph Northam. Also, they discuss Trump's State of the Union speech and how no matter what happens, the Democrats will always find a reason not to work with the president on anything. Plus, don't miss the discussion on America's hatred of the New England Patriots' success and the likely end of Elizabeth Warren's political aspirations. In Hour Two, Steve and the guys discuss why removing "Under God" from the oath isn't as big a deal as many think, because they are simply tired of being stabbed in the back by their own team. Feedback Friday continues; the topic is the underlying issue of the abortion debate.

Steve, Todd and Aaron lament how the Democrats are all too willing to stay silent on the assault accusations levied against Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax (D-VA).  They also discuss how Elizabeth Warren's listing her race as "Native American" on her Texas bar registration is the worst example of "cultural appropriation" in recent memory.  In Hour Two, the team brings back a listener-requested segment in which Aaron asks Steve a series of completely unrelated questions. Finally, Steve resumes the discussion of the Book of Colossians.

Steve, Todd and Aaron sift through the fallout from President Trump’s State of the Union Address and decide whether the President has given his administration new life with his words. In Hour Two, Steve explains why the Visigoths are entering our country in the form of the Democratic Party, and the crew plays a game of Buy, Sell or Hold.

Steve, Todd and Aaron break down the ongoing fiasco in Virginia and discuss an amazing film about World War I titled 'They Shall Not Grow Old'. In Hour Two, author Charles Martin joins the program to discuss his book about faith and contemplation titled 'What if it's True?'.

Steve and the gang lament the absolute fiasco that was the commercials during this year's Big Game, and Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to offer his thoughts on President Trump's looming State of the Union Address.  In Hour Two, Steve answers a listener's question about his book, 'Truth Bombs'.

Steve, Todd, Aaron and guest Shannon Joy break down what ended up being an awful week for the Democrats. They also decide whether the Democrat establishment looks worse now than President Trump did after caving on the government shutdown.  In Hour Two, Steve responds to listener feedback and delves deep into what the Christian worldview really is.

Steve, Todd and Aaron examine the unconscionable statements made by Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam in regards to the abortion bill recently proposed in his state. In Hour Two, television personality and author Phil Robertson joins the program to shed some light on what has happened to spirituality in America, which he outlined in his new book 'The Theft of America's Soul'.

Steve and the crew explain how advocates of "gender fluidity" are enabling and victimizing people in a state of mental illness.  Then, Daniel Horowitz joins the program to reassure Steve that the immigration issue is not completely lost for conservatives.  In Hour Two, the guys have some fun with the liberty scores of powerful Republicans and list the best places for Steve to survive the apocalypse ...or simply retire to.

Steve, Todd and Aaron break down what makes Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) a legitimate threat to President Trump should she win the Democratic nomination. In Hour Two, Josh Hammer of The Daily Wire joins the program to discuss the legal ramifications of Trump attempting to secure the Mexican border by declaring a national emergency.

Steve, Todd and Aaron break down how President Trump's legacy is in peril amid the recent turn of events, and Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to offer a bold prediction on the future of Roe v. Wade.  In Hour Two, Steve reveals the groups and sub-groups of people that comprise those who inhabit contemporary American politics.

Steve, Todd and Aaron welcome Shannon Joy to the program to break down the week that was in the Deace Group.  What was the turning point for President Trump's decision to back down on ending the government shutdown?  And will any Republicans take a stand against the evil unfolding in New York?

Steve, Todd and Aaron break down President Trump’s evolving feud with Nancy Pelosi and describe what the "Ferdinand moment" that irreparably splits American society could look like.  In Hour Two, Janna Darnelle joins the program to describe the new debate over marriage and how her family was torn apart by the forces that have placed power firmly in the hands of the LGBTQ community.

Steve laments the utter scorn being shown for innocent children by Democrats in New York, and Daniel Horowitz joins the program to take you inside politics. In Hour Two, a simple game of Buy, Sell or Hold descends into marvelous chaos.

Steve, Todd and Aaron dissect a plethora of clips from the mainstream media as they play a round of "Fake News or Not". In Hour Two, Steve opens up the phone lines to ask listeners how much they are willing to concede in terms of amnesty in order to obtain real border security.

Steve explains how the events of the past few days are yet another illustration of the extremely precarious position of our culture. Then, Bob Vander Plaats of the Family Leader joins the show to discuss a massive tax fraud scheme centered around immigration. In Hour Two, Steve invites listeners to participate in a round of 'Truth Bomb Trivia' dedicated to Martin Luther King, Jr.

Steve, Todd and Aaron welcome in Conservative Review writer Chris Pandolfo for the Deace Group roundtable to discuss the biggest themes and headlines from the week that was. In Hour Two, Steve fields questions and comments from listeners on Feedback Friday.

Steve, Todd and Aaron examine some off-the-wall news stories and have way too much fun with proposed locations for President Trump's State of the Union Address.  In Hour Two, Protestant Steve and Catholic Todd illustrate why disagreeing with someone's religious views is not bigotry.

Steve, Todd and Aaron discuss one of the greatest political metaphors of all time, and Daniel Horowitz joins the program to shed some light on what President Trump will need to accomplish to attain re-election in 2020.  In Hour Two, Todd reveals the shocking number of federal employees that would be affected if the Democrats were to abolish ICE, and the team plays an enlightening game of Buy, Sell or Hold.

The team has some fun with President Trump's choice of fare for a White House dinner and Steve explains why Texas does not need to become California just to add more jobs.  In Hour Two, Daniel Turner, President of Power the Future, joins the program to break down Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez' "Green New Deal".  Also, the crew examines a powerful ad from Gillette on "toxic masculinity".

Steve and the gang break down the weekend's news, focusing on the (actual) bombshell report regarding the FBI and President Trump. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins the show to discuss the politics of the ongoing government shutdown. In Hour Two, to preview his forthcoming book, Steve plays a new game called "Truth Bomb Trivia" with callers.

The Deace Group takes a look at the ongoing government shutdown, America's political identity, the Kevin Hart situation, and the fine line of heresy. For Feedback Friday, the team addresses how churches can be more involved politically.

Aaron and Todd indulge in some epic outbursts from Leftists, examine Tucker Carlson's argument about morality and the economy, and lament how Christians seeking government jobs have been targeted by Democrat lawmakers. In Hour Two, Brad Wilcox, Director of the National Marriage Project at the University of Virginia, joins the program. Lastly, the team opens the phones to hear your thoughts on how parents should approach the "college track" in their children's education.