Steve, Todd and Aaron have a few laughs at the expense of Elizabeth Warren and explain what the phenomenon of the "Romney Republican" actually means for the GOP.  Then, special guest Ryan Mauro joins the show to discuss his new short film 'Finding the Mountain of Moses', which chronicles a discovery that could re-write the histories of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. In Hour Two, the guys dive into Theology Thursday and continue their discussion of the Book of Colossians.

Steve, Todd and Aaron make their return and discuss some of the biggest headlines from their long Christmas break. They also discuss Steve's recent appearance on C-SPAN and play a game of Buy, Sell or Hold.

Sara Gonzales and Jason Buttrill discuss a concerning trend in public education and ask whether President Trump will be able to navigate this disastrous year-end news cycle unscathed. In Hour Two, Jason defends his stance in favor of the border wall GoFundMe page, and the cast takes a pair of calls about the escalating situation in the Middle East.

Jason Buttrill breaks down the latest attempt to avert a government shutdown and explains how conservative millennials can start a productive political conversation. In Hour Two, he highlights one citizen who is attempting to raise $1 Billion for border wall construction via GoFundMe and breaks down the impending bump stock ban.

Sara Gonzales and Jason Buttrill break down the consequences of the U.S.' decision to withdraw all military personnel from Syria.  They also lament the "horrible" lifestyle changes forced upon Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and reveal how tech giants like Google have been getting their hands on ever more of your personal data.

Sara Gonzales and Jason Buttrill examine how the American voter is most likely to respond to anti-Trump rhetoric and break down the shortlist of potential Democratic presidential candidates in 2020. In Hour Two, they explain why the free press (biased or not) must be defended at all cost.

Sara Gonzales and Jason Buttrill explain why the Affordable Care Act is completely unconstitutional now that the individual mandate is set to expire. They also illustrate how the Left has painted both healthcare and abortion as fundamental human rights. In Hour Two, the cast wonders just how far away we are from Santa Claus becoming gender-neutral, and Jason continues his crusade against the disastrous Farm Bill.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron spend the show responding to listener feedback for the last time in 2018.

The crew counts down the biggest news stories of 2018 as well as the biggest fake news stories of the year. The guys also take a look back at the crystal ball predictions that Steve made a year ago.

The best, the worst, the most fair, the most unfair - Steve, Todd, Aaron, and Shannon Joy come together for the end-of-year Deace Group roundtable.

Steve breaks down the flawed argument that those on the Right try to make when it comes to the transgender debate. In 'Fake News or Not', students at a small southern liberal arts college don't know why they hate Clarence Thomas. In Hour Two, author Michael Guillen joins the program to discuss his book 'The End of Life As We Know It'.

Steve, Todd and Aaron illustrate how what happened to Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray shows that we are in an existential battle with Leftism. Steve also breaks down the Cohen sentencing memos, and Bob Vander Plaats joins the show to discuss the ongoing tyranny of the courts.

The Deace Group is back with special guest Shannon Joy.  In Hour Two, Steve examines the story of a farmer who, like countless others in agriculture, has been harmed by government overreach.

Steve and the gang break down an article in The Weekly Standard with three pieces of advice for Donald Trump and decide whether they're buying or selling it. In Hour Two, Steve offers a rebuttal to popular theologian and pastor John MacArthur regarding his recent comments on the American Revolution.

Steve and the crew discuss the latest in the Mueller probe and Daniel Horowitz takes us inside politics. In Hour Two, Steve drops today's Truth Bomb, which explains why Katy Tur doesn't really believe life is meaningless. Lastly, the team plays another game of Buy, Sell or Hold.

Steve and the team discuss Apple CEO Tim Cook's comments regarding "hate" having no place on his platforms. Then, another edition of 'Fake News or Not' reveals a bunch of blatant media lies. In Hour Two, author Gregg Jackson joins the program to discuss his book '40 Rules Every Sales Pro Needs to Know'.

Steve and the team discuss how the Associated Press was actually the most truthful media organization this weekend with their depiction of George H.W. Bush. Also, the guys examine why #NeverTrump is now a cult and have a discussion about the missing link in the Mueller probe.

In Hour One, it's Cohen, Kelly, Obama unleashed ...and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Racist. In Hour Two, it's another edition of Feedback Friday.

Steve and the gang talk about how, since he's left office, Barack Obama is showing us who he truly is. They also take calls from listeners sharing their thoughts on a Deace poll in which Steve asked his audience whether they would rather their politicians vote with Trump or just be a vocal proponent of the President.

Steve and the gang discuss President Trump's threats to General Motors and how conservative economic policy has to see the world as it is, not how we think it should be. Daniel Horowitz joins the show to take us inside politics with the 2020 election cycle looming. In Hour Two, Steve drops another truth bomb and the whole team plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold.

Steve lays out why yesterday's news about Paul Manafort lying post-plea deal in the Mueller case is cause for concern. The crew then plays a round of Fake News or Not and finds …not much fake news. In Hour Two, Steve lays out the cultural parallels of the Christmas story and our own, contemporary world.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron break down all the biggest headlines from the long weekend and speculate as to what exactly Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE) thinks he's doing.  In Hour Two, Steve predicts precisely what will happen in the 2020 general election.

Daniel Horowitz joins Steve and the crew in hour 1 to discuss the last week of adventures in judicial tyranny. In hour 2, the team plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold -- all having to do with Thanksgiving.

Steve, Todd and Aaron examine President Trump's attempt to clarify his labeling of certain media members as "the enemy of the people".  In Hour Two, author and historian Rod Gragg joins the program to discuss his new book 'The Word: The History of the Bible and How it Came to Us'. Finally, the guys offer their takes on 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and Steve describes just how brutally honest it was in telling the story of Freddie Mercury.

Steve previews the show's theme for 2019, and Bob Vander Plaats from The Family Leader discusses where the line to say "no" to judges should be drawn. In Hour Two, U.S. Congressman-elect Chip Roy talks about the challenge he and other conservatives face in working within the Republican Party.