- The alleged media dishonesty surrounding ICE enforcement and immigration reporting, highlighting disputed stories and community-notes corrections. - Activist protests in cities like Minneapolis and Los Angeles oppose ICE activity, sometimes attempting to obstruct arrests of individuals accused of serious crimes. - Crime in major cities—especially Chicago—is detailed, with criticism directed at judges and officials accused of releasing repeat violent offenders. - Political trends and demographic shifts in places like Minnesota are discussed as reshaping local power structures, with concerns raised about long-term national implications.

- The Pentagon is reviewing Sen. Mark Kelly’s statements, with possible recall to active duty for court-martial because he is still subject to the UCMJ. - Jason Crow lists alleged past threats involving military misuse, despite none having occurred. - Tennessee congressional candidate faces scrutiny over resurfaced comments criticizing Nashville and past posts supportive of defunding police. - Additional controversies include Chicago’s violent crime crisis, a New York Times story about an identity thief involved in a fatal crash, and a trans athlete winning a women’s strength competition.

- A controversial White House meeting occurs between Trump and Mamdani, sparking confusion and backlash among political observers. - A prominent member of Congress, Marjorie Taylor Greene, announces a planned resignation, prompting debate over loyalty, internal divisions, and the release of high-profile investigative files. - Claims of widespread federal government fraud, waste, and abuse surface, with accusations that billions of taxpayer dollars cycle through NGOs and back into political influence. - A Chicago criminal with more than 70 prior arrests is accused of setting a woman on fire, raising concerns about judicial decisions, public safety, and local leadership.

- Trump prepares for a tense Oval Office meeting with Mamdani. - Allegations surface that massive welfare and autism-program fraud in Minnesota funnels taxpayer money to Somalia and potentially to terrorist groups. - Congressional controversies escalate as Stacey Plaskett’s Epstein-linked texts and Sheila McCormick’s alleged FEMA fraud ignite fierce partisan defenses. - Steven A. Smith attacks Drake Maye over claims he doesn’t watch his show.

- A group of Democratic lawmakers and veterans release a video urging military and intelligence personnel to refuse “illegal orders,” sparking accusations of encouraging mutiny and creating chaos within the ranks. - Multiple political scandals emerge, including a Florida congresswoman charged with stealing FEMA funds and a representative exposed for texting Jeffrey Epstein during an official hearing. - Violent crime cases are highlighted, including a Chicago subway attack where a man with 49 prior arrests allegedly sets a woman on fire, raising concerns about repeat offenders and soft-on-crime policies. - Immigration enforcement actions in Charlotte show thousands of illegal immigrants leaving the area, resulting in changes to traffic, school attendance, and local worksites as ICE removes offenders.

- Gerry argues that new revelations about the Epstein scandal are poised to backfire on Democrats, exposing long-ignored connections and alleged hypocrisy. - Released testimony and records repeatedly clear Donald Trump of wrongdoing while implicating numerous high-profile Democrats and media members. - Criticism of FBI handling of the attempted Trump assassination and other political controversies, portraying them as part of widespread institutional corruption.

- Democrat infighting intensifies as activists turn on party leadership over policy disputes, shutdown politics, and rising left-wing influence. - A surge of socialist and far-left candidates emerges nationwide, with predictions that figures like AOC, Ayanna Pressley, and Jasmine Crockett could win Senate seats. - Tucker Carlson releases claims suggesting new details about Thomas Crooks, the man who attempted to assassinate Donald Trump, including alleged political radicalization and online activity. - Eric Swalwell faces scrutiny over alleged mortgage fraud while claiming political retaliation, drawing parallels to other legal controversies.

- The episode describes Democrats celebrating election wins before facing a political backlash as the government shutdown ends and their messaging collapses. - Claims emerge that Democrats and media outlets overplay Trump-related accusations from newly released Epstein documents, despite testimony stating he did nothing wrong. - A major spotlight is placed on alleged SNAP/EBT fraud, revealing duplicate payments, benefits to deceased individuals, and high levels of non-working able-bodied adults receiving assistance. - Large-scale immigration fraud investigations in Minnesota reveal widespread visa abuse, fake documents, sham marriages, and national-security concerns.

- Gerry unloads on Democrats amid the government shutdown’s end, claiming Chuck Schumer’s leadership collapse sparks a party civil war. - Chaos inside the Democratic Party, citing polls showing “Don’t Know” as the top answer for who leads the Democrats in 2025. - Trump faces backlash from his own supporters after defending HB1 visas and Chinese student programs, prompting outrage over “foreign workers replacing Americans.” - Callahan dives into Candace Owens’ conspiracy-laden feud with Ben Shapiro and Megyn Kelly over the death of Turning Point USA’s Charlie Kirk, calling it “evil and unhinged.”

- Gerry honors veterans, apologizes to them, and then apologizes again for the entire modern world. - Trump’s having a “bad day,” which for Gerry means an international incident, a dumb mortgage plan, and 600,000 Chinese “exchange students.” - Jimmy Kimmel’s wife blames Trump for her broken family. - A liberal talk show host literally kisses a congresswoman’s sneakers, proving satire is officially dead.

- The 40-day government shutdown ends as eight Senate Democrats break ranks, leaving their party divided and angry. - Discussion focuses on Democrats allegedly using the shutdown for political leverage to secure healthcare benefits for illegal immigrants and restore spending programs. - A heated feud unfolds between Tucker Carlson and Ben Shapiro, centered on Carlson’s interview with Nick Fuentes and shifting views on Israel. - Major League Baseball faces a gambling scandal as two Cleveland pitchers are indicted for manipulating pitch speeds to benefit bettors.

- The ongoing federal government shutdown, flight cancellations, and unpaid federal workers, asserting that Democrats are prolonging the shutdown for political advantage. - Gerry discusses Nancy Pelosi’s announced retirement, describing her as emblematic of corruption and alleging she amassed immense wealth through insider trading while in office. - Highlighting controversies involving California politician Scott Wiener and claims that the Democratic Party is shifting further left, citing examples from San Francisco and national politics. - Gerry covers culture-war stories, including Sydney Sweeney’s “good genes” ad backlash, a trans locker-room confrontation at Gold’s Gym, and local election results in Minneapolis and Washington, D.C., as examples of perceived political and moral decline.

- Gerry criticizes Gen Z women and immigrant voters for supporting leftist candidates, arguing this marks a cultural and political transformation of U.S. cities. - Nancy Pelosi's retirement and Donald Trump's reaction. - A segment focuses on the assassination of Charlie Kirk, including reactions from his widow and criticism of Candace Owens for spreading conspiracy theories about the murder. - Ridiculing comedian Roy Wood Jr. for saying he wants to confront descendants of slave owners by showing up at their house.

- New York City voters elect Zohran Mamdani, sparking outrage and predictions of chaos. - Election outcomes in New York, Virginia, and New Jersey are framed as a major victory for Democrats and a setback for conservatives. - Tom Brady is in the news after cloning his dog. - Michelle Obama is making the rounds, promoting her new book on her fashion as a First Lady.

- Gerry accuses voters of choosing a socialist and Islamist candidate who seeks to “destroy” the city. - Polling data from New York suggests hundreds of thousands of residents plan to flee the city if Mamdani takes office. - Donald Trump's statement promising to withhold federal funds from New York under “communist” leadership and calling the city’s future “a disaster.” - Dick Cheney passes away at 84. - Nancy Pelosi plans to finally retire.

- Trump’s heated 60 Minutes interview sparks debate over immigration, ICE raids, and crime in Washington, D.C. - Explosive discussion on the New York City mayoral race, accusing the frontrunner of communist ties and radical policies. - Elon Musk’s claims that Democrats are using illegal immigration to reshape the electorate. - Kristi Noem’s revelation about millions of illegals allegedly receiving Social Security numbers, raising national security fears.

- Gerry slams Kamala Harris’s book tour, claiming her interviews are spiraling and her proposal to lower the voting age to 16 is “insane.” - SNAP benefits are set to expire amid a government shutdown, sparking outrage and threats of looting as fraud and waste in the program are alleged. - JD Vance’s remarks about English-speaking neighbors. - Gavin Newsom is accused of campaigning for president too early while defending Joe Biden as “the greatest president of the century.”

- Gerry discusses Donald Trump’s high-profile meeting with Xi Jinping, describing major trade and investment deals and praising his leadership on the world stage. - JD Vance’s Turning Point USA event at Ole Miss, highlighting his unscripted speech, large turnout, and growing profile as a future presidential contender. - Democrats’ welfare policies and illegal immigration have created dependence and fraud, citing statistics on SNAP use and entitlement attitudes. - The show details the alleged Biden “auto-pen” scandal, asserting that key presidential pardons and orders were signed without Biden’s direct involvement, and also criticizes Gavin Newsom’s authenticity as a rising Democratic figure.

- Trump ends speculation about a third term, revealing it was a deliberate troll aimed at the media. - Bill Gates publicly admits climate change will not wipe out humanity, contradicting years of doomsday predictions. - A congressman proposes denaturalization and deportation to prevent Mamdani's rise.

- The government remains shut down after repeated Democratic votes, sparking outrage from millions facing a cutoff in SNAP food assistance. - Social media fills with anger as welfare recipients threaten looting and riots, while politicians blame Trump for the crisis. - Jon Stewart compares Zohran Mamdani to Jackie Robinson. - Joe Biden came out of hiding to say that the country is the worst he's seen in his 50+ year career in politics.

- Gerry marks 24 years since 9/11 and blasts New York voters for backing a radical Muslim candidate accused of downplaying the attacks. - Cuomo releases a viral AI campaign ad mocking the candidate’s policies on crime, drugs, and prostitution as dangerous and delusional. - AOC, Bernie Sanders, and Kathy Hochul headline a massive Queens rally promoting socialist policies like “tax the rich,” free buses, and decriminalized crime. - Data is cited showing that nearly half of Somali and Afghan households rely on government assistance.

- Shocking footage shows Terry Rozier allegedly throwing a game, sparking outrage and exposing the NBA’s deep ties to the betting industry. - Stephen A. Smith bizarrely blames Trump for the NBA gambling scandal. - Steve Robinson joins the show and details how Maine Senate hopeful Graham Platner—tattooed with Nazi symbols and tied to Antifa training—still leads in polls.

- The FBI arrests NBA players and coaches, in a sprawling mob-linked gambling and point-shaving scheme. - Democrats’ immigration policies, ICE opposition, and public safety failures. - John Fetterman’s surprising stance as a rare Democrat challenging his party’s rhetoric and policies.

- Trump stuns Washington by funding a massive new White House ballroom himself, sparking outrage from Democrats and the media. - Democrats accuse him of “destroying” the White House, while supporters hail the move as genius and cost-free for taxpayers. - A Maine Democratic Senate hopeful faces backlash after being exposed with a Nazi tattoo. - The New York mayoral race spirals into chaos as Andrew Cuomo and a far-left opponent divide voters and inflame political tensions.

- Protesters flood major cities with “No Kings” rallies, denouncing Trump as a dictator—but struggle to name a single “kinglike” policy. - Attention turns to New York City’s mayoral race, where the rise of a far-left candidate alarms critics who warn of “radical” influences. - Sharp criticism of media hypocrisy, from late-night TV stunts to political bias.