Kamala Harris, Vice President and presidential candidate, dives into her media struggles and political missteps while trying to separate her identity from President Biden. Byron York critiques Harris's communication skills and the urgency for voter connection. Janice Dean provides a storm update on Hurricane Milton's potential impact on Florida. Jess Tarloff shares fun parenting insights about Halloween costumes. Meanwhile, Howie Kurtz discusses the CBS controversy surrounding journalistic integrity during heated interviews, emphasizing the challenges in today's media landscape.

Journalist Alex Newman discusses what America can learn from recent election outcomes in Europe. Fox News meteorologist Janice Dean exposes Andrew Cuomo for lying about his actions with nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Andrew McCarthy breaks down the trials of Hunter Biden and Donald Trump, highlighting procedural differences and potential sentencing outcomes. The podcast delves into issues of gun ownership, global governance, rising homeownership costs, and the impact of climate crises.

Guests include Josh Kraushaar, Mollie Hemingway, and Janice Dean. They discuss biased media reporting, the exploitation of a racist shooting, media bias towards Republican candidates of color, crime rates in Chicago, law enforcement challenges, analysis of a potential historic hurricane, and biased coverage by the Associated Press.

Join Janice Dean, Fox News meteorologist and critic of Andrew Cuomo’s nursing home policies, along with gun rights advocate John Lott Jr. and commentator Bethany Mandel, as they tackle urgent issues. They discuss the adverse impacts of COVID restrictions on children, with heartfelt stories about mental health and educational concerns. Gun laws take center stage following a school tragedy, highlighting media biases and the complexities of legislation. The conversation also dives into the Cuomo controversies and introduces the 'Heroes of Liberty' book series for young readers.

Join philosopher Peter Boghossian, who boldly resigned over campus wokeism, as he shares insights on the crisis of free speech in academia. Janice Dean passionately reflects on patriotism in the wake of 9/11, while Adam Carolla delivers his comedic take on current events. They tackle the implications of social justice ideologies in education, critique hypocrisy in movement advocacy, and discuss the evolving narrative of natural immunity amidst the pandemic. The trio’s candid conversations shine a light on contemporary challenges facing society.