Michael McCaul

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken discusses the Hamas terror attacks and the need for international support. Key lawmakers react and pledge aid for Israel. Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer, former US Ambassador to Israel Thomas Nides, and former Defense Secretary Mark Esper discuss the attacks and Israel's response. The panel of experts talks about the challenges facing Israel and what to expect in the future.

Michael McCaul, a Texas Republican Congressman and former chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, joins fellow Congress members Ilhan Omar and Bill Hagerty. They dive into President Trump's ongoing policy shifts, the confusion stemming from his bureaucratic overhaul, and its influence on law enforcement and intelligence. The trio discusses the dire need for effective U.S. foreign aid amid humanitarian crises, revealing complexities in managing aid delivery and the potential repercussions of cutting support to vulnerable nations.

Former FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate and Jeva Lange from Heatmap discuss climate change impact on hurricanes. Ryan Nobles interviews House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul on Taiwan tensions. Topics also include Trump's Libertarian Convention speech, severe weather events, and challenges faced by military families.

President of Israel Isaac Herzog, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, and International President of Doctors Without Borders Christos Christou discuss the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, negotiations for hostages, and the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza. Also, updates on recent elections in the Middle East, the threat posed by Hamas, and the importance of Palestinian governance. Plus, analysis of school board elections highlighting controversies surrounding book banning, LGBTQ+ rights, and mask mandates.

Nikki Haley discusses G20 statement, China as an enemy, and stopping immigration. Blinken declines to speak on Elon Musk's alleged role in preventing a drone attack. Rep. McCaul criticizes G20 and President Biden, calling for more aggression towards China.