Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Shannon Joy from "The Shannon Joy Show" to the program. They catch up on the extensive list of Democratic presidential candidates. More controversy surrounding the freshman congressional representatives and the trouble with blindly supporting a politician. Steve reads an interesting letter from a listener and reveals a "Truth Bomb."

Steve, Todd, and Aaron sift through a wild assortment of news stories before taking a break from politics to answer a trio of questions about sports and popular culture. In Hour Two, the team wraps up its discussion of the book of Colossians for Theology Thursday.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down Utah GOP Sen. Mike Lee's new bill for paid family leave via Social Security, and Daniel Horowitz joins the program to discuss entitlement programs, federal spending, and the border situation. In Hour Two, Steve explains why his social media accounts are being "shadow-banned" and predicts that the Cleveland Browns could easily win more playoff games in the coming season than the Detroit Lions have in over 50 years.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron sift through a montage filled with cringeworthy news stories and lament the ongoing rise of "Republicrats" within the GOP. In Hour Two, the crew examines five questions illustrating how true American conservatism and the values of the Republican Party are becoming less intertwined every day.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron discuss the Democrats’ incomprehensible defense of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s anti-Semitic comments, and Bob Vander Plaats joins the program to break down South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s empty appeal to scripture. In Hour Two, the crew outlines some simple differences between Republican and Democrat voters as well as Republican and Democrat politicians.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome in Blaze Media's Chris Pandolfo for the latest edition of The Deace Group and have some fun with Aaron's latest brainchild: The "Intersectionality Madness Tournament." In Hour Two, Steve plays a video clip from the time he was approached by a group of atheists at CPAC in 2016 and answers some profound existential questions for Feedback Friday.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down why the Democrats have been so slow in condemning the anti-Semitism displayed by Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn. Then, Aaron asks three pop culture questions to provide a much-needed break from politics. In Hour Two, former Iowa State football star Ben Bruns joins the program to discuss human nature, belief in a higher power, and selflessness in everything you do.

Steve and the crew lament how Aaron’s alma mater turned its back on a pro-life Christian speaker, and Daniel Horowitz joins the program to provide an update on the situation at the border. In Hour Two, the guys dive into an utterly informative parody video reviewing "Captain Marvel" and have way too much fun playing Buy, Sell, or Hold.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron examine the mainstream media narrative of the “Fox News White House." The obvious truth is that the network behaves the same way for President Trump that all the other networks would for a Democrat president. In Hour Two, David Yepsen, host of "Iowa Press," joins the program to explain the various strategies that the Democrats currently gathering in Iowa could employ in a general election.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Bob Vander Plaats back to discuss The Daniel Initiative and voter activism. Steve dives into the problems of Twitter and the self-obsessive culture it’s created. The opposition to the Trump administration may not be geared toward a hatred of Trump … its true targets are Trump supporters. Hour Two dives into the abortion debate. A reading from "Truth Bombs" and an in-depth discussion on the biggest political issue facing the nation: The fight for life.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron welcome Shannon Joy back to the program and break down a satirical, but very powerful column illustrating the utter futility of the pro-choice argument. In Hour Two, Steve responds to listener feedback on several pertinent issues.

Steve and the guys lament the breakdown in talks between President Trump and Kim Jong Un, and Aaron asks three questions for a lighthearted break from politics. In Hour Two, Tim Carney, author of "Alienated America," joins the program to explain why the loss of public institutions like churches has an even more devastating effect on communities than job losses.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron sift through the latest round of finger-pointing among President Trump's former advisers, and Daniel Horowitz joins the program to remind people that the president's "emergency declaration" has been, thus far, little more than a suggestion. In Hour Two, the team has way too much fun playing Buy, Sell or Hold, and Todd volunteers to take a bold stand for fairness in sports.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron lament the utterly disappointing failure of the Senate bill intended to protect infants born alive during abortion procedures. In Hour Two, D.C. McAllister, senior contributor at The Federalist, joins the program to explain why Americans need to take a step back and observe the real impact of the feminist movement.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down a weekend that saw, among other things, Patriots owner Robert Kraft and other billionaires getting busted in Florida for soliciting prostitution. Then, Bob Vander Plaats returns from vacation to explain why President Trump seems to have better relations with Kim Jong Un than with some of America's allies.

Steve, Todd, Aaron, and BlazeTV congressional correspondent Nate Madden discuss the Chicago PD’s response to this modern-day lynching that Jussie Smollett has created in this horrible hoax of a situation. They group also asks the question, “Where’s the emergency?” as they discuss the fact that Trump has yet to sign the national emergency declaration and what this means for us a nation. We also, sadly, see the reality that biology is no longer absolute, as there is now something called a “female penis.” Oscar predictions are also made as the weekend approaches, and Steve’s Truth Bomb will shock you beyond belief.

Steve and the crew break down all the latest headlines as well as some infamous moments from yesteryear. Then, the gang takes a break from politics to have some fun answering a trio of pop culture questions. In Hour Two, Steve opens the phone lines for a game of Truth Bomb Trivia and dives into marriage and responsibility for Theology Thursday.

Steve and the gang highlight more instances of leftists eating their own, and Daniel Horowitz joins the program to illustrate what an emergency declaration SHOULD look like.  In Hour Two, the team examines the curious case of Gov. Larry Hogan and the Republican Party in Maryland, and Steve explains how the Alliance of American Football could survive long-term.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron sift through the fallout from new revelations surrounding the case of actor Jussie Smollett. The anti-Trump narrative stemming from Smollett's now-in-question "modern-day lynching" is just the latest example of a zealous media running with any story that might frame President Trump. In Hour Two, Steve welcomes in brothers David and Jason Benham, who used their collective Christian experience to write the book "Bold and Broken."

Sara Gonzales and Jason Buttrill examine President Trump's national emergency declaration and lament the Democrats' (latest) insane attempt to dig up dirt on the president. In Hour Two, they check the circumstantial "facts" surrounding actor Jussie Smollett's claim that he was assaulted by a group of pro-Trump goons.

Steve, Todd, Aaron, and guest Shannon Joy discuss President Trump’s recent national emergency declaration regarding the border crisis and talk about whether he is genuinely serious about this or trying to save political face. In Hour Two, the guys discuss a New York Times article that actually told the truth that aligned with Steve’s truth bomb about the political news cycle being completely scripted.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron explain why the persona of "Trump the deal-maker" was nothing more than a talking point right from the start. Then, the group takes a break from politics to have some fun with sports and Star Wars. In Hour Two, Dr. Matthew Peterson of the Claremont Institute joins the program to discuss values and integrity in education, and Steve dives back into the book of Colossians for Theology Thursday.

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.