This podcast discusses the resignation of Harvard President, killing of Hamas officials, stabbing of South Korean politician, and more. It also includes an ad for Balance of Nature.

Record-breaking numbers of illegal border crossings, escalating conflict in the Red Sea, and controversy surrounding a Democrat mega-donor's dodging of charges are discussed in this episode. Also mentioned are taxpayer-funded health care for legal immigrants in California and growing unrest in the Middle East.

Updates on earthquake in Japan, troop withdrawal in Gaza, high surf advisory in California. North Korea's missile plans, Taiwan reunification, lawsuit alleging sexual assault, Lahaina housing crisis, and box office success of Willy Wonka prequel.

Experts discuss the controversy surrounding states' attempts to remove Trump from the ballot, the interpretation of the insurrection clause in the 14th Amendment, the Supreme Court's potential involvement, Maine's election laws and dismissal of cases challenging Trump's eligibility, and the variations in election laws across states and importance of a Supreme Court ruling.

Find out about the unsealing of Jeffrey Epstein documents and the potential implications. Explore revelations, allegations, and unanswered questions surrounding Epstein's case, including the mysterious death and the involvement of powerful individuals.

A Chicago-based IDF reservist officer shares their experience after the October 7th attack, finding a woman's body among terrorists, a harrowing encounter resulting in severe injuries, a journey of survival, and the importance of eliminating Hamas.

Maine boots Trump off ballot, legal rulings in Georgia, threats of lawsuit in Texas, Ohio governor's veto on transgender bill, Ohio's veto override, Israeli airstrike, Wonka film success, and closure of Black Lives Matter Garden

Guest Judge Bill Nelson, who lost his stepson to an Oxycontin overdose, criticizes the Purdue Pharma settlement. Topics include the role of the Sackler family in the opioid crisis, the complexities of drugs and opioids, and the criminal charges and pushback on the settlement.

The podcast discusses Colorado GOP's appeal to Supreme Court, possible impeachment offense against President Biden, Democrat mayors seeking assistance with illegal migrants, and surge in illegal crossings at the southern border. It also covers pro-Palestinian protests, a violent incident in Grand Central Terminal, and a product announcement for Jeremy's Razor's for Women.

Mike Rowe, widely known for his work in television with shows such as “Dirty Jobs,” discusses his charitable organization and the importance of learning trades and job opportunities in the skilled trades industry. The podcast also explores the stigma and statistics of unemployment among able-bodied men, the decline in community involvement, and the importance of work ethic. Additionally, it highlights how the success of 'Dirty Jobs' led to the establishment of the Mike Rowe Works Foundation and the impact of personal stories in challenging stereotypes.