Topics discussed include Hamas declaring a Global Day of Jihad, Henry Kissinger's views on mass migration, and the GOP losing its top House Speaker candidate. The podcast also covers fear of the Lord versus worldly fear, the controversy of mass migration in the West, Biden's emails scandal, improving dog health with Rough Greens, rethinking fame and valuing authenticity, the support for Hamas, potential use of nuclear weapons, and dealing with a difficult mother-in-law.

Lindsay Graham calls for bombing Iran, Biden claims global warming is more dangerous than nuclear war, and California introduces 'Ebony alerts' to prioritize missing black individuals over white ones.

The podcast explores the endorsement of Hamas by Black Lives Matter, connections between pro-Hamas activists and the left, the Israel-Palestine conflict, the reinstatement of a transgender spokesperson in the Ukraine military, BLM protesters' flags and endorsement of violence, selective immigration policies, and the significance of a statue being put back up in Rhode Island.

Discussion on the recent war in Israel, the consequences of Biden's actions, and reflections on the pro-Palestinian argument. The importance of verifying information, Bobby Kennedy Jr.'s independent run, and controversial political figures. Criticism of Mark Millie and argument against punishing child rapists.

Engaging political commentator Michael Knowles responds to an aggressive attack video from The Young Turks, defending his conservative views. The podcast explores the controversy surrounding the statement that condoms are 'kind of gay' and delves into the differences between right and left wing ideologies. It also discusses the Catholic Church's teachings on contraception and the importance of rules and regulations in sexual relationships. The chapter concludes with a discussion about acting, sexuality, and the need for correcting misconceptions about condoms.

Michael Knowles, Debunker of liberal attacks on Christopher Columbus, provides evidence and historical context to refute misconceptions about Columbus. The podcast also explores the mistreatment of Native Americans, Columbus' encounters with indigenous people, and debunks common misconceptions about him.

In this captivating debate, Michael Knowles and viral BLM activist Joshua Joseph confront various contentious issues such as social justice, systemic racism, and police reform. They explore topics like the language and ethics of abortion, the morality of killing, suffering and moral implications, the origins of law and slavery, the concept of consent and its influence, sin and virtue, the existence of an unmoved mover, gender fluidity, the social construction of race, the use of different names in political campaigns, and the morality of crossing borders illegally. They also touch on the politicization of science, criminal justice perspectives, and dispelling the myth of Black fatherlessness.

Vivek Ramaswamy, businessman and author, joins the show to discuss Joe Biden's sudden support for Trump's border wall. The speakers also cover teaching 'mating dynamics,' protests turning violent, the importance of the military covenant, challenges faced by young men, perspectives on Ukraine, Gen Z choosing marijuana over alcohol, the significance of marriage, and skepticism towards polls showing Trump in the lead.

Discussion on the case in Switzerland where a writer went to jail for calling a lesbian a “lesbian,” concerns over failing education system and LGBTQ agenda in schools, consequences of psychiatric drugs and irresponsible prescribing, analysis of upcoming election and controversy surrounding California senator, shift in political dynamics and the Catholic Church's synod

Republicans oust Speaker of the House; links between antidepressants/contraceptives and problems discussed; liberals terrorized in major cities; analysis of potential replacements for Speaker of the House; judge's gag order on Trump; developments in the Catholic Church; link between birth control and marital problems examined; rising crime rates addressed