Former Trump Organization financial chief sentenced, House GOP bill targeting surveillance data abuse. Government officials debate border budget and executive actions. Inflation data, EPA limits on forever chemicals, severe storms in the Southern U.S. discussed.

Seven states sue Biden admin over student loan forgiveness, Trump gains support from Latino voters, parents of school shooter sentenced. Debate on Biden's student loan plan, Biden's strategy to appeal to young voters, and the shifting Latino vote towards Republicans. Analysis of sentencing in school shooting case highlighting negligence and responsibility.

Discussion on the Arizona abortion ruling, Defense Secretary's stance on Gaza genocide claims, and controversy over a Louisiana bill. Also, updates on Trump's hush money trial, Michigan school shooter parents' sentencing, and Norfolk Southern's train derailment settlement.

Former President Trump's new abortion stance contrasts with the Vatican's gender theory opposition. Congress faces challenges on a Ukraine funding bill. The podcast discusses state vs. federal abortion laws, GOP struggles, gender ideology, and Speaker Mike Johnson's political challenges.

Legal maneuvers by former President Trump and President Biden's student debt plan, government policies, cultural views, and celebrity incidents including Morgan Wallen's arrest and Jonathan Majors.

Trump breaks fundraising record, Brazil's online censorship push, Israel exits Gaza amid Iran threat. Insights on tech compliance, tensions in Middle East, and White House stance on Israel. Explore these topics in the latest episode of Morning Wire.

Dr. Ben Carson discusses the dangers of Marxism in America and advocates for a return to faith and family. Topics include navigating a hostile press, the assault on the family, combating manipulative forces, and the intersection of faith and politics in society.

Exploring the alarming statistics of low reading proficiency among U.S. fourth and eighth graders, the debate between phonics and whole word reading approaches, advocating for proactive measures post-dyslexia diagnosis, and critiquing the influence of teachers unions on educational agendas.

The podcast explores the rise of ESG scores for individuals, compares them to China's social credit system, and discusses how financial institutions evaluate customers. It also delves into an increase in violent random attacks in New York City, including assaults on celebrities and TikTok stars, and previews the upcoming total solar eclipse.

Economic updates include oil price surge, legal settlements, and bird flu in Texas. Financial insights cover property taxes, retirement savings, and billionaires lists mentioning Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos.