Rand Paul, U.S. Senator from Kentucky and a vocal libertarian critic of foreign intervention, joins the conversation to highlight the ramifications of Bashar al-Assad's exit from Syria. He argues that U.S. troops serve more as a target than a deterrent in the complex conflict. Paul also discusses the challenges faced by ancient Christian communities amid the political turmoil and shares insights on shifting Republican sentiments around military engagement. Finally, he reflects on how these dynamics may affect Tulsi Gabbard's political future.

Sen. Rand Paul, the outspoken libertarian Kentucky Senator, dives into Trump's upcoming government waste program and the potential for a more efficient government. Randy Clark, a retired Border Patrol agent, shares firsthand insights on the shifting dynamics at the U.S.-Mexico border, especially with Trump's return to power. San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond discusses local sanctuary city policies, highlighting the challenges of illegal immigration on community safety. The conversation also touches on media bias in Trump's interactions and the implications of controversial legal cases.

Sen. Rand Paul, a U.S. Senator from Kentucky known for his libertarian views, discusses Trump’s government waste program, expressing optimism for greater efficiency. Randy Clark, a retired Border Patrol officer and Breitbart reporter, shares insights on current border dynamics and potential changes under Trump. They examine the implications of Trump's media strategies and operational challenges at the border, including drug cartels and asylum policies. The conversation also touches on the contentious issue of birthright citizenship and the complexity of immigration laws.

Join Sen. Rand Paul, a libertarian Republican senator from Kentucky, and Vivek Ramaswamy, a former presidential candidate and author, as they delve into pressing political issues. They discuss President Javier Milei's bold critique of the U.N.'s globalist agenda and Argentina's shift towards individual liberties. Ramaswamy shares insights from his upcoming book on America First ideals, while Paul highlights alarming security failures leading to an assassination attempt against Donald Trump, emphasizing the urgent need for accountability in protective agencies.

Sen. Rand Paul and Rep. Chip Roy discuss Biden's attempt to tie Israel's aid to Ukraine, the shift needed for the next speaker of the House, and the belief that COVID-19 cover-up is deadlier than the virus. Glenn goes off on people defending Hamas and denying their atrocities. The podcast also explores the influence of Alexander Dugin's mindset, the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and the suspicious death of Dugin's daughter.