- President Trump says, "with a high degree of certainty," that the suspect in the killing of Charlie Kirk has been caught. [Wake Up America] - Greg Kelly celebrates the life and achievements of Charlie Kirk. [Greg Kelly Reports] - Eric Trump joins Finnerty to give his thoughts on Charlie Kirk’s assassination. [Finnerty] - The parallels between the Charlie Kirk shooting and 9/11. [Carl Higbie FRONTLINE]

- Rob Finnerty cuts through the array of liberal reactions to the killing of a 23-year-old white woman by a black repeat offender. [Finnerty] - Ted Cruz discusses the contrast between the Biden and Trump administrations’ approaches to handling crime in America. [Rob Schmitt Tonight] - After new testimony from military figures on UFOs, Rep. Anna Paulin Luna joins "Rob Schmitt Tonight" with an update. [Rob Schmitt Tonight] - Tom Homan responds to his appearance on MSNBC, rejecting their claims and emphasizing the importance of law enforcement and public safety in America. [Finnerty]

- Eric Trump torches the media figures that ignore violent criminals roaming free in Democrat-run cities. [Carl Higbie FRONTLINE] - Jim Jordan praises President Donald Trump's Washington D.C. crackdown. [The Record with Greta Van Susteren] - Sebastian Gorka talks about the Trump administration's efforts to combat migrant crime. [Newsline] - Rob Schmitt: Liberal attitudes enabled deadly attack on a 23-year-old white woman by a 16-time arrested "lifelong bottom-feeder" in North Carolina. [Rob Schmitt Tonight]

-Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich criticizes current leaders for rejecting federal help. -Newsmax’s Lidia Curanaj discusses President Trump's restoration of the Department of War. [Sunday Agenda] -Alan Dershowitz says Rosie O'Donnell’s rant against Trump could become a lawsuit. [Sunday Agenda] -Michael Savage talks about the dumbing down or America. [The Savage Nation] -Rob Astorino reports live from Vatican City on the canonization of St. Carlo Acutis. [Wake Up America]

- First Lady Melania Trump emphasizes AI's transformative potential for America's economy. - Robert F. Kennedy Jr. slams Senator Ben Ray Luján during an exchange over the protocols for an autism study. - Senator James Lankford reacts to Chicago leaders’ response to President Trump’s offer to combat crime. [Wake Up America] - Greg Kelly discusses the LGBTQ agenda that was pushed by the NFL. [Greg Kelly Reports]

- Rep. James Comer calls for congressional action on Jeffrey Epstein and the Trump administration's disclosure of documents. [The Chris Salcedo Show] - Marjorie Taylor Greene demands justice for Epstein’s victims. - Former acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf slams JB Pritzker and Brandon Johnson for resisting federal help amid rising crime. [Wake Up America] - Rob Finnerty torches the Trump "death" narrative spun by the MSM. [Finnerty]

- President Donald Trump announces that Space Command Headquarters will move to Huntsville, Alabama. - The President orders strikes on Venezuela drug cartels, quashes death rumors and talks about Ukraine. - Judge Andrew Napolitano said it was "controversial and very bold" for a federal judge to make a statewide ruling on Trump's use of the National Guard. [NEWSLINE] - Ryan Routh was in court yesterday and Greg Kelly reminds us that being president is a dangerous job. [Greg Kelly Reports] - U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro blasts the "political nonsense" at play in Democrat-run cities on “Rob Schmitt Tonight”. [Rob Schmitt Tonight] - Mark Teixeira explains why he is running for Congress. [Rob Schmitt Tonight] -Big moves on Newsmax as "The Record with Greta Van Susteren" shifts to 4 PM ET,  "The Chris Salcedo Show" will air at 5 PM ET and "Carl Higbie FRONTLINE" takes over at 6 PM ET effective next Monday, September 8th. [The Record with Greta Van Susteren]

- Carl Higbie criticizes Chicago Democrats for pretending that the Windy City is safe. [Carl Higbie FRONTLINE] - Todd Starnes: "I look forward to the day when President Trump is leading a convoy of troops down past Graceland and over to Beale Street, looking to put a blue suede boot up the backside of the bad guys." [Rob Schmitt Tonight] - Foreign policy analysts Fred Fleitz and Victoria Coates respond to reports that President Donald Trump agreed to send troops to Ukraine. [American Agenda] - Greg Kelly comments on what Big Media is ignoring in regard to the Minneapolis tragedy. [Greg Kelly Reports] - A South Carolina biotech CEO was brutally attacked by an Uber driver who entered the U.S. illegally. [Wake Up America]

-Rob Schmitt: "Democrats are stoking fear and rage into the mentally ill in our country, then screaming for gun control when they lash out." [Rob Schmitt Tonight] -The push for gun control has intensified, but some critics say the manifesto left behind by Robin Westman points to something darker. [Wake Up America] - Minnesota's controversial policies on transgender rights and school safety. [The Right Squad] - Border czar Tom Homan slammed California Gov. Gavin Newsom for referring to ICE as President Trump's "private police force." - JD Vance speaks in La Crosse, Wisconsin about the rise of American manufacturing.

- Rob Finnerty: "We're not going to pretend the identity of the shooter doesn't matter." [Finnerty] - Greg reacts to Wednesday's mass shooting in Minneapolis. [Greg Kelly Reports] - Gov. Tim Walz and others express condolences and discuss the tragic shooting. - Carl Higbie explains why gun control isn't the solution to mass shootings. [Carl Higbie FRONTLINE] - Former Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows called for continued emphasis on law and order in America's cities. [The Record with Greta Van Susteren]

- President Trump responds to Democrat criticism over deployments of federal troops. - Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich comments on the need for National Guard in Chicago. [Rob Schmitt Tonight] - Former Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy and encourages President Trump to send help to Chicago. [National Report] - Greg Kelly explains why John Bolton was not the right man for the job. [Greg Kelly Reports] - Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker presses for continued dialogue between Russia and Ukraine. [Newsline]