Impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas; Debate on massive foreign aid bill; Discussion on Joe Biden's mental acuity and inflation challenges; Importance of Republican Party coalition; Washing away wokeness with Jermese skincare products.

Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Candace Owens, Michael Knowles, and Andrew Klavan discuss topics including Taylor Swift's impact on marriage and conservative beliefs, Lil John's performance and attempts to get on the Grammys, reflections on a funny tweet, the opposition to marriage within certain segments of the right, understanding oppression and victimization, the decline of American presidents' ability to speak to constitutional values, the border crisis and Biden's open border policy, the importance of America in global affairs, success and gender differences, vaccines and birth control, speculating on future Democratic nominees, favorite memories from filming, a phenomenal moment in a 12th-century church, fixing your world and measuring success.

The podcast discusses the media's biased coverage of a recent shooting incident at a church carried out by a trans person. It also explores the Senate's foreign aid debates for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, as well as Tucker Carlson's interview with Vladimir Putin and the resulting foreign policy debate within the Republican Party. The podcast highlights comparisons between American and foreign cities, critiques press restrictions in the US and Russia, and examines Russia's territorial ambitions and NATO's role.

The podcast discusses lessons from the Super Bowl, Biden's age being questioned, and Trump's comments on NATO. They also talk about the Super Bowl halftime show, controversial ads, Joe Biden's online reaction, concerns about his age, and his team's media perception. Additionally, they discuss the reluctance to release Biden's transcripts, potential trouble for Democrats, Trump's controversial views, Senator Rubio's statement on foreign aid, and the importance of prioritizing American interests in foreign policy.

Former acting CBP Commissioner & Chief of U.S. Border Patrol, Mark Morgan, discusses the insane provisions in the border deal, cartels' surveillance tactics, uphill battle for Republicans, and the need to stop the invasion. Topics include entry limits misconceptions, flaws in the asylum system, missed opportunities in addressing the crisis, and the well-organized business of smuggling across the border.

The podcast discusses Joe Biden's catastrophic press conference and the special counsel's report on his handling of classified documents. It also covers concerns about Biden's mental fitness, his declining memory, and his defense strategy. The podcast touches on strained relations between the US and Russia, including Russia's actions in Ukraine and Putin's tactics in negotiations.

This podcast explores the trend of using cries of racism as a defense when accused of wrongdoing, with examples including a mayor under investigation for corruption. It discusses the dangers of lowering performance standards by using race as a shield and prioritizing diversity over competence. The podcast also delves into the impact of DEI on employment practices, the media's role in accountability, and the dangers of social media censorship. Other topics include corruption in Ukraine, the importance of the Second Amendment, the border crisis, and ongoing negotiations for military aid.

The podcast covers Ben Shapiro's retirement from rap and Donald Trump's call to end the Bud Light boycott. They also discuss Ronna McDaniel's departure from the RNC, critique recent songs in the hip hop industry, and analyze the political implications of Joe Biden's proposed border bill. The podcast highlights Tucker Carlson's controversial interview with Vladimir Putin and Gina Carano's lawsuit against Disney.

Ben Shapiro discusses the failure of Woke Kindergarten, the challenges in police recruitment, and the negative consequences of woke ideologies. He also addresses the low favorability ratings of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the immigration issues at the southern border, and the Biden administration's failure on immigration enforcement.

In this podcast, the host discusses the disappointing Senate border bill and criticizes the Grammys. They highlight concerns about global instability, critique the clothing choices of artists, and question the moral clarity of the awards. The podcast also touches on topics such as Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus's new album, the Biden administration's stance on immigration, political narratives at the border, aid to Israel, analysis of immigration bills, and flaws in the asylum system.