In this gripping discussion, Buck Sexton, a former CIA officer, and Rich Lowry, National Review's editor, join forces with a host of experts. They dissect the recent foiled assassination attempt on Donald Trump, emphasizing alarming political rhetoric and its potential for radicalization. The conversation reveals the suspect's profile and critiques the Secret Service's response. They explore the implications for public figure safety in a tense political climate, raising urgent questions about media ethics and the psychological profiles behind such threats.

Charles Marino, a recognized expert in border security and former senior advisor in President Obama’s Homeland Security Department, dives into the complexities of President Trump's 2024 border plan. He discusses the significant logistical and legal hurdles of mass deportations and the management of migrants. Marino also sheds light on the challenges posed by sanctuary cities and the thousands of convicted criminals on ICE’s non-detained list. His insights suggest a tough road ahead for new policies aimed at addressing the current border crisis.

Guests include Mike Crane, Phill Kline, Charles Marino, Ryan Walters, Rep. Buddy Carter, Rep. Andy Biggs, and Ford Stokes. They discuss the importance of messaging for the president's campaign, planning for retirement, the race for Congress in Virginia's fifth district, and loyalty towards Trump.