Kristen Waggoner, president and CEO of Alliance Defending Freedom, discusses a pivotal lawsuit by The Babylon Bee against California’s new laws that censor satire. She emphasizes how these laws threaten First Amendment rights, particularly during an election year. Waggoner highlights the historical context of censorship, drawing parallels to significant incidents like the Charlie Hebdo attacks. The conversation underscores the critical role of political satire and free speech in challenging government overreach and fostering open discourse.

Country music artist Granger Smith shares his heartbreaking loss of his son and how he turned tragedy into a new calling. CEO of Alliance Defending Freedom Kristen Waggoner discusses the story of a Finnish member of Parliament on trial for quoting the Bible. Glenn outlines the weak case against President Trump and the devastating effects of the Maui fire. New studies show producing electric cars and paper straws may cause more harm than good. Glenn urges audience to search for opportunities to change the world.

Chelsea Mitchell and Alanna Smith, high school track stars entangled in a lawsuit against transgender athletes in girls' sports, share their quest for fairness and recognition. Attorney Kristen Waggoner discusses the legal complexities involved, while Joanna Harper, a trans athlete and medical physicist, provides insight into the science of athletic performance. Professor Gregory Brown adds perspective on the physiological aspects, exploring how hormone therapy timing affects competition. Together, they navigate the emotional and ethical challenges of this divisive topic.