On this episode, Jason discusses his issues with the Democrats’ proposed $3.5 trillion spending bill and how a certain portion of the plan will actually give tax breaks to the rich. Then, he brings on the stupid with McDonald’s revealing what the character Grimace is actually supposed to be. Later, Jason is joined by the host of “Fox Across America” on Fox News Radio, Jimmy Failla. Jimmy shares his experience as a New York City taxi driver, what caused him to break into stand-up comedy and how his former career continues to help him connect with his radio show listeners. Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse

Jason is joined by former U.S. Navy SEAL Rob O’Neill, who discusses the lessons he learned growing up in Montana, his experience with SEAL Team Six, and being part of the 2011 mission that killed Usama bin Laden. In part two of the conversation, Jason asks Rob for his opinion on President Biden’s decision to withdraw all U.S. troops from Afghanistan. Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse

On this episode, Jason discusses why he disagrees with how President Biden carried out the U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. Then, he brings on a double dose of the stupid with a woman from Connecticut getting sentenced to jail for walking across a thermal area in Yellowstone National Park, and the way The Los Angeles Times is trying to portray Republican Larry Elder in the upcoming recall election of California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom. Later, Jason is joined by Representative Chris Stewart (R-UT), who talks about the lessons he learned growing up on a farm in Utah, why he decided to join the Air Force, and some of the experiences he’s had during his time in Congress. Jason and Chris also discuss the situation in Afghanistan and why they both feel the Biden Administration could have handled it better.  

On this episode, Jason gives his take on the situation in Afghanistan and talks about the impact the U.S. troop withdrawal from that country is having on the world. Then, he brings on the stupid with some in the Middle East calling people who are purposely starting forest fires in Israel activists as opposed to terrorists. Later, Jason sits down with Elizabeth Smart, who recounts the harrowing details of her 2002 kidnapping from her Utah home. Former United States Attorney for the District of Utah Brett Tolman joins the conversation to discuss his role in Elizabeth’s case. They also give their thoughts on the ongoing fight against sex trafficking. Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse 

On this episode, Jason revisits the "financial mess" the country is in as a result of unprecedented spending, debt, and rising inflation. Then he brings on the stupid with the state of Oregon suspending math and reading requirements for high school graduates.  Later, Jason is joined by former White House Press Secretary and Fox News Contributor, Kayleigh McEnany. Kayleigh discusses how her upbringing in Florida informed her political ideals, her career journey, and the lessons she learned while serving as White House Press Secretary to President Trump. She also gives her advice for young people looking to achieve their own successes in politics and media. Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse

On this episode, Jason talks about the debt ceiling and why he thinks it is "an important national conversation". He says the only solution to out-of-control spending by the government is a balanced budget amendment. Then Jason brings on the stupid with some restaurants reporting issues with workers who haven't had to serve orders on trays before. Later, Jason is joined by Montana Governor Greg Gianforte. Governor Gianforte discusses his business background, his transition into politics, and dealing with the recent wildfires impacting his state. Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse

On this episode, Jason shares his concerns about a Senate vote to proceed with a proposed bipartisan Infrastructure framework, saying "there is absolutely no way I would have voted to proceed on a bill that wasn't even written yet." Then he brings on the stupid with the return of mask mandates.  Later, Jason is joined by former White House Press Secretary, Ari Fleischer. Ari discusses how he got involved in politics, what he learned from spending nearly two decades on Capitol Hill, and his experience serving as White House Press Secretary during the September 11th attacks.   Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse

On this episode, Jason discusses continued censorship of speech on the part of the Federal government. Then, he brings on the stupid with the Tokyo Olympics making athletes sleep in cardboard beds to prove they can be "sustainable."  Later, Jason is joined by Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY),  who discusses how he and his "high school sweetheart" from Kentucky ended up together at the artificial intelligence lab at MIT. He talks about their technology startup, building their off-grid home on a farm in  Kentucky, and how he came to Washington, D.C.  And he also goes over his belief in limited government and concerns about rampant waste across Federal organizations.  Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse

On this episode, Jason discusses whether it is the correct role of the Federal government to go door-to-door encouraging the COVID-19 vaccine and the legitimacy of a multi-billion-dollar bill addressing the safety and security of the Capitol complex. Then, he tells a story from the halls of Congress about the 'prayer room' located between the House and Senate on Capitol Hill.  Later, Jason is joined by Country Music star, Craig Morgan. Craig discusses his upbringing in Tennessee, and how he went from serving his country in the United States Army to creating country music. He discusses his commitment to the men and women in the armed forces, his philosophy for life, and his journey through the music industry. Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse

On this episode, Jason revisits Democratic criticism of a Georgia voting law that resulted in moving the MLB All-Star game from Atlanta to Denver. Then, he brings on the stupid with the Texas House Democrats who flew to Washington, D.C. in order to keep Republicans from passing new election laws. Later, Jason is joined by Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. Secretary Pompeo discusses how attending West Point at 18-years-old changed the trajectory of his life, his most fond memories from Serving in Congress, and his most proud accomplishments from serving in the Trump administration.  Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse

On this episode, Jason highlights IRS corruption and their recent denial of tax-exempt status to a Christian education nonprofit for having "Republican" ideals. Then, he brings on the stupid with Hunter Biden's art, now valued at $500,000.  Later, Jason is joined by Seth Dillon, the CEO of the satirical news site The Babylon Bee. Seth and Jason discuss conservative satire in the time of "cancel culture" and political correctness, and the power of social media platforms to suppress content. Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse 

On this episode, Jason calls out House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for using proxy voting as a means of maintaining control in the House of Representatives, and calls her leadership "a grip on power that is unbelievable." Then, he gives his reasoning for why Speaker Pelosi doesn't need to form a select committee to look into the events of January 6th.  Later, Jason is joined by Harris Faulkner, host of "The Faulkner Focus" and "Outnumbered" on the FOX News Channel. Harris discusses how her upbringing in a military family instilled in her the values of patriotism, resilience, and faith.  Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse 

On this episode, Jason raises concerns about the DOJ's quarterly report, and the federal government's failure to prosecute U.S. Attorneys and other officials. Then he brings on the stupid with Representative Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, who wants to reduce violent crime by stopping the building of prisons.   Later, Jason is joined by Congressman Andy Biggs (R-AZ). Congressman Biggs discusses how his upbringing, his experience at Brigham Young University, and his career practicing law led him to Congress.  Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse 

On this episode, Jason revisits massive spending on the part of the Biden Administration and emphasizes the government's growing deficit. Then he brings on the stupid with one Ohio man who decided to show his support for former President Trump in a particularly inappropriate way.  Later, Jason is joined by Brett Tolman, a former United States Attorney for the District of Utah, and Senate Judiciary Committee counsel for Orrin Hatch (R-UT) and Arlen Specter (R-PA). Brett discusses his role in the Elizabeth Smart case, his work on Capitol Hill, and his defense of an individual under questioning by the FBI for being in Washington, D.C. on January 6th, 2021.  Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse 

On this episode, Jason discusses asylum-seeking within the United States and revisits Vice President Kamala Harris' failure to visit the Southern border. Then he brings on the stupid with a Florida man who allegedly shoved a woman into a fold-out couch. Later, Jason is joined by Representative Brian Mast, (R-FL). Congressman Mast discusses how his upbringing in a tight-knit community in Michigan led him to serve his country in Afghanistan. Representative Mast reflects on his experience losing both of his legs while serving overseas, and his journey recovering from that experience.  Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse 

On this episode, Jason revisits spending on the part of the Biden Administration. Then, he brings on the stupid with Vice President Kamala Harris' failure to visit the Southern border and scrutinizes the political motives of the media as the public revisits the origins of COVID-19.  Later, Jason is joined by Representative Michael Waltz, (R-FL). Congressman Waltz discusses how being raised by a single mother instilled in him the values of self-reliance and responsibility. He discusses how his faith and commitment to his country brought him to serve his country in the military and in Congress.  Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse 

On this episode, Jason exposes needless government spending as a result of President Biden's $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 relief bill, including $600,000 on gazebos at Guantanamo Bay, money for handwashing in Syria, and funding for civil society grants in Russia. Then, he brings on the stupid with a particularly crazy bridezilla.   Later, Jason and is joined by Sandra Smith, co-anchor of America Reports on The Fox News Channel. Sandra discusses how her bond with her father led her to a collegiate track career at LSU and a job at the New York Stock Exchange in Chicago. Sandra also discusses how she maintains her composure in the anchor chair, her passion for fly-fishing, and more. Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse 

This week, Jason discusses the proper role of government in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. He touches on the responsibility of individuals and businesses to respond to revised CDC mask guidelines, mixed messaging from the President, and continued actions from Democrats to grab power. He also phones former Congressman Trey Gowdy (R-SC), to recall the night they had dinner with the late Justice Antonin Scalia.  Later, Jason and is joined by Fox Nation Host Tomi Lahren. Tomi discusses how growing up on a ranch in South Dakota shaped her into a conservative, how she got her start in broadcasting and sharing her political opinion, and how she thinks the Conservative movement will find footing with younger generations.  Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse 

This week, Jason discusses his concern for the direction President Biden and Vice President Harris are taking on the immigration front and brings on the stupid with a very unsatisfied Burger King customer. He also gives his daughter, Ellis Chaffetz, a call to talk about her experience as a Page in the United States Senate.  Later, Jason and Senator Mike Lee (R-UT)  venture down memory lane to describe Senator Lee's upbringing with his father, Former Solicitor General of the United States, Rex Lee, and how his childhood inspired his passion for law and constitutional government.  Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse 

This week, Jason discusses 'the promise of Joe Biden' as a unifier and a bipartisan President. He unpacks why he believes President Biden has sewn division and failed to bring Washington, D.C. together with his spending-heavy policies. Then, Jason brings on the stupid with ignorant comments about clean water, and an edit made to an op-ed from Stacey Abrams. Later, Jason speaks with Dr. Nicole Saphier, the Director of Breast Imaging at Memorial Sloane Kettering. Dr. Saphier discusses how the unplanned pregnancy of her oldest son in high school gave her the fortitude to persevere through the challenges of medical school. They also discuss Dr. Saphier's most recent book, Panic Attack: Playing Politics with Science in the Fight Against COVID-19.  Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse

This week, Jason discusses the Biden-Harris administration's use of "Czars" in the White House. Then he brings on the stupid with Nancy Pelosi's metal detectors in the House of Representatives and makes predictions about President Biden's address to Congress.  Later, Jason speaks with Representative Lee Zeldin (R-NY). Rep. Zeldin discusses how his upbringing made him a conservative, how he got interested in the law, and how the September 11th attacks inspired him to join the military and fight for his country. Later, Rep. Zeldin tells the miraculous story of the birth of his daughters. Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse

This week, Jason breaks down the divisive, power-grabbing nature of House Democrats' H.R.1, or the "For the People Act of 2021." Then he brings on the stupid with one Waukegan, Illinois middle school and makes predictions about a rocking Fourth of July, the English Premier League, and the Las Vegas Raiders.  Later, Jason speaks to Representative Burgess Owens (R-UT). He discusses what it was like to grow up in segregated Columbus, Ohio, and how it taught him the importance of hard work and patriotism. Later, Rep. Owens explains what going from the NFL to a one-bedroom apartment taught him about perseverance, and how he came to run for public office in the state of Utah.  Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse

This week, Jason explains why he views President Biden's proposed infrastructure package as another Green New Deal, and the problem with relentless spending and tax hikes in Washington, D.C. Then he brings on the stupid with a tweet from Senator Kristin Gillibrand and tells a story with the help of his former Chief of Staff, Fred Ferguson.  Later, Jason speaks to Matt Schlapp, the Chairman of the American Conservative Union and Mercedes Schlapp, former White House Director of Strategic Communications for the Trump Administration. They discuss how they got involved in politics as young people, what inspires them to work for the good of the Republican agenda, and their hopes for the country their children will inherit.   Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse

This week, Jason weighs in on the corporate response to a Republican-led Georgia voting law, 60 Minutes' selective editing of Florida Governor Ron Desantis, and the ongoing crisis at the U.S.-Mexico Border. Then he brings on the stupid and tells a story about former FBI Director James Comey. Later, Jason speaks to Representative Madison Cawthorn (R-NC) about being raised with strong Republican principles, the importance of personal responsibility and the car accident that left him in a wheelchair at 18-years-old, which ultimately led him to seek public office.   Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse

This week, Jason weighs in on Democratic congressional spending on the part of the American Rescue Plan, a piece of legislation he calls "the Coronavirus Relief Heist." He also shares a personal story regarding Speaker Nancy Pelosi.  Later, Jason speaks to Representative Lauren Boebert (R-CO) about how growing up in her mother's Democratic household made her a staunch Republican, her road to Capitol Hill, and her vehement belief in the power of the second amendment and open carry laws.  Keep up with Jason on Twitter: @jasoninthehouse