Candace Owens

Dr. Sebastian Gorka is a Hungarian-American military and intelligence analyst who served as Deputy Assistant to President Donald J. Trump. He joins the show to tell the story of how his family escaped a communist dictatorship and explains how radical ideas can infiltrate a society.

Candace counters the Rutgers professor, Britney Cooper, who went viral on social media for making a series of racist comments against white people.

Sara Gonzales and Bryson Gray join the panel to discuss the FDA’s authorization of the Pfizer vaccine for kids, Floyd Mayweather’s public statement against vaccine mandates, and Biden's plans for the Southern Border. Plus, Bryson Gray gives us a special performance of his hit song "Let's Go Brandon" and explains what it felt like to have his song reach the top of the iTunes charts.

Despite our politically charged climate and the ever encroaching feeling that we have nothing left to unite us, there is still some hope. There is still hope because there are still children, and we must fight to protect them. Could this be the issue that finally unites us?

Honored in the Country Music Hall of Fame, Jeffrey Steele is one of Nashville's most successful songwriters. He has worked with artists like Blake Shelton, Trace Adkins, Carrie Underwood, Rascal Flatts and more. Jeffrey joins Candace to reflect on his successful career, breakdown his songwriting process and dish on what it's like to work with some of country music's biggest stars. Plus, Jeffrey gives a moving performance of one of his most well-known songs, My Wish.

Candace shares 5 life lessons from her grandfather that helped shape who she is today.

If you know Candace, you know what she stands for: family values, hard work & the rejection of victim mentality. Where did these ideas come from? The answer is simple, her Granddad. In loving memory of the remarkable man who lived as a shining example of the American dream, Candace reflects on the role her Granddad played in her life and how he helped her find her voice.

Trapped in their homes, 5 Australian citizens Skype in to reveal what it's like to live in an authoritarian police state. Do these Aussies see a light at the end of the tunnel?

Zuby & Michael Knowles join the panel to discuss the international impact of covid-19, the global normalization of authoritarian governments, and where they see the future of America heading.

What is happening in Australia, under the guise of a virus, is complete and total government overreach; the kind that gives birth to evil dictatorships and mass atrocities. Pay attention, because we are all in the midst of an ideological and psychological global war.