Kelly Shackelford, President and CEO of First Liberty Institute, discusses the reinstatement of military personnel fired over COVID mandates, highlighting the importance of religious freedom in the armed forces. Steve Goreham, executive director of the Climate Science Coalition of America, dives into the implications of shifting U.S. energy policies, questioning the future of renewable energy and drilling in the U.S. They both explore how these changes impact economic stability and personal liberties, offering insights into the current administration's direction.

Steve Goreham, an expert on climate policies, critiques the failed renewable energy initiatives that he claims are economically detrimental. He argues that many policies are built on faulty science. Meanwhile, Melissa Giller discusses the significance of the Dead Sea Scrolls, highlighting their miraculous discovery and ongoing exhibition in the U.S. The conversation intertwines themes of archaeology, history, and the pressing issues within climate change discussions, making for a compelling exchange on both cultural and environmental fronts.

Former Rep. Devin Nunes believes the walls are closing in on President Joe Biden and his alleged illegal dealings with his son, Hunter Biden. Nunes suggests the White House is being run by Barack Obama. Steve Goreham of the Heartland Institute discusses AOC blaming the illegal alien border crisis on man-made climate change. Also, T-Mobile may monitor customers' text messages for unapproved speech.