Jennifer Sey, CEO of XX-XY Athletics, Sage Steele, host of The Sage Steele Show, and Michele Tafoya, host of The Michele Tafoya Podcast, dive deep into the challenges facing girls' and women's sports. They discuss the impact of transgender athletes on competition fairness and advocate for a new fund supporting female athletes. The conversation touches on Title IX changes, calls for advocacy, and the implications of media bias in defending the integrity of women's sports. Their insights reflect a crucial cultural conversation on equity and safety in athletics.

Batya Ungar-Sargon, author of "Second Class," critiques the political elite's disdain for JD Vance and discusses Kamala Harris's rising prominence amid concerns over Biden's leadership. Dr. Drew delves into Biden's health issues, suggesting potential Parkinsonism, and examines the oddity of racially segregated Zoom calls supporting Harris. They also analyze media portrayals, cultural narratives around parenthood, and the growing disconnect between political figures and the public.

Stephen A. Smith, a well-known sports commentator, tackles the accountability of VP Kamala Harris regarding President Biden's cognitive health and the offensive nature of the recent Olympics opening ceremony. Victor Davis Hanson, a classicist and military historian, discusses the media's portrayal of J.D. Vance and the hypocrisy in political messaging. Both guests highlight critical issues like fairness in women's sports and the implications of shifting political strategies, offering sharp insights into the current cultural landscape.

Ben Shapiro, a political commentator, shares insights on the rebranding of Kamala Harris amid the Democrats' struggles and the media's portrayal of her nearly presidential role. He discusses the implications of J.D. Vance as a potential VP pick versus other candidates like Glenn Youngkin. Tara Palmeri and Shelby Talcott join to analyze polling trends and the enthusiasm for Harris, alongside speculations about her VP choice. They also unpack explosive reports about Biden's health and the political maneuverings among top Democrats, highlighting the electoral stakes for 2024.

In this engaging discussion, James Woods, a bold conservative actor, shares insights on Hollywood's bias against conservative voices. Tulsi Gabbard critiques Kamala Harris's political rise and challenges, while Sen. Josh Hawley emphasizes the crucial role of whistleblowers, particularly concerning an attempted assassination of a former president. Political commentators Charles C.W. Cooke and Jim Geraghty delve into Harris's track record and the growing disconnect within the Democratic Party, exploring how these dynamics impact young voters and accountability in leadership.

J.D. Vance, a GOP vice presidential nominee, joins to tackle family policies and media controversies. He defends his 'childless cat ladies' comments and critiques Democrats' anti-family stance. Vance highlights the need for supportive policies for working parents and discusses legal complexities around IVF. He also delves into Biden's fitness for office and Harris's controversial rise to prominence, while advocating for equality over equity in policy. Expect a lively exchange on media bias and the pressures of political life!

Legendary actor James Woods discusses Biden's farewell speech and media bias in Hollywood, his patriotism and friendships, staying vocal as a conservative, while Jim VandeHei talks about political bias in the media, key states for the 2024 election, and predictions on VP choices. Plus, Megyn addresses antisemitic riots in DC and pro-Hamas protestors.

Spencer Kimball from Emerson College Polling discusses Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump in swing states, highlighting Trump's lead, Harris's appeal with minority and young voters, and the potential impact of party endorsements. They analyze the dynamics of the 2024 election, who has the momentum now, and the key constituencies to watch.

Tulsi Gabbard, Michael Knowles, and RealClearPolitics hosts discuss the undemocratic selection of Kamala Harris as nominee, left's spin on the reality, false narratives around Harris' record, push for lawlessness, and media smears. Gabbard criticizes the Democratic elite, Harris' extreme policies, and viral debate moment. Knowles touches on left's portrayal of Harris, smears of the right as racist and sexist, and false narratives emerging after her nomination.

Sen. Josh Hawley discusses the resignation of the Secret Service director, law enforcement failures at the Trump rally, and the Democratic elite anointing Kamala Harris. Charlie Spiering highlights Harris' past, struggles, and rebranding attempts. Mike Baker emphasizes the breakdown of leadership during the assassination attempt and the lies surrounding the event.