Biden sets conditions for Israel support, Bronx home taken over by illegal immigrants, Bob Iger's power struggle at Disney

Bipartisan group suspends third party ticket efforts, Trump's bid rejected, U.S.-Israel-Iran dynamic discussed. Update on Biden's warning, Janet Yellen in China, Federal Reserve's decision, and sports news.

New polling shows Trump ahead in most battleground states for the 2024 election, Biden's immigration program brings migrants to the US, and the administration cancels plans to refill the strategic oil reserve despite rising gas prices.

This podcast covers the aftermath of a Taiwan earthquake on the semiconductor company, severe weather in the US, legal issues for Trump, and Tesla's market performance. It also touches on technological advancements, a tragic incident in Gaza, and an elephant attack in Zambia.

The podcast discusses Trump's legal hurdles including bond payment and gag order, Florida's Supreme Court rulings on abortion laws, and the contrasting election strategies of Biden and Trump. The focus is on the potential impact on Trump's property, the shifting abortion landscape in Florida, and the campaign emphasis on immigration as a key issue.

Topics covered include Biden's phone call with Xi Jinping, Hunter Biden's tax charges, legal battles involving Trump, political censorship allegations, and legislative veto actions. The podcast also discusses trade issues, cyber attacks, combating narcotics, transgender athlete policies, and historical events.

The podcast explores the heightened terror threat on U.S. soil following the rise of ISIS-K in Afghanistan, suspicions of Russia's role in the Havana Syndrome, and the debate surrounding the ban on gas-powered vehicles in multiple states.

Topics covered include the sentencing of Alec Murdaugh, Scotland's new hate speech law, activists disrupting an Easter service, and a data leak at AT&T. Other topics featured are car crash at FBI headquarters, severe weather forecasts, protests in Times Square, and violence at a Nashville Easter brunch.

Former President Trump's financial gains from Truth Social, Biden's controversial declaration of 'Transgender Day of Visibility,' and the heartwarming support shown at NYPD officer Jonathan Diller's funeral are highlighted in this episode.

Outspoken sports anchor Sage Steele discusses her exit from ESPN, suing for free speech rights, and launching 'The Sage Steele Show'. She explores vaccine mandates, unity, diversity, and censorship challenges, promoting open conversations on core issues.