Updates on Colorado GOP, housing development lawsuit, China-Taiwan relations, Venezuelan prisoner swap, vandalism at Lincoln Memorial, and cosmic Christmas tree in space.

The podcast covers the Colorado Supreme Court removing Trump from the ballot, Texas cracking down on illegal immigration, and Tennessee suing BlackRock. It also discusses the court ruling on Trump's eligibility to run for federal office, Texas ACLU planning to sue over harsh new law, and the BlackRock lawsuit for misleading consumers.

Updates on Operation Prosperity Guardian and the upcoming unsealing of Jeffrey Epstein court documents. Accusations against bus companies for dropping off migrants in Chicago. New government guidance on gender and parental involvement. Updates on sexual assault case, Texas border law, Lizzo lawsuit, and Marvel Studios.

Controversy surrounds Pope Francis' statement on same-sex unions. President Biden's approval ratings hit record low for 2023. Harvard tackles controversies on its DEI website and racially separated graduation ceremonies.

Extreme weather, Vatican same-sex relationship document, Chinese balloons near Taiwan, San Diego drug seizure, BlackRock lawsuit, and lost tomatoes in space.

Terrorist attacks on shipping vessels in the Red Sea, historic spikes in homelessness, and media bias towards Trump's campaign

Republican Chairman of the House Judiciary committee Jim Jordan discusses the evidence against President Biden in the impeachment inquiry. Topics include the Biden administration's cooperation, lack of Democratic support, key individuals in the inquiry, impact of new charges, and inconsistencies in Joe Biden's and the Justice Department's stories.

White House reporter Phil Wegmann discusses the state of the 2024 presidential primary race, including the dominance of Trump, potential consequences of a Trump conviction, viability and strategies of Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis, chances of President Biden stepping down as the Democratic nominee, and analysis of polling data and candidate dynamics.

Dr. Carol Swain, author of The Adversity of Diversity, discusses the double standard at Harvard regarding plagiarism allegations against President Claudine Gay. The chapter explores the impact of plagiarism on academic careers and Harvard's response to recent Supreme Court decision. It also highlights the importance of viewpoint diversity in higher education and the decline of American colleges and universities.

Chinese Cyber Attacks on US infrastructure, federal funds given to abortion organizations, global agreement on fossil fuel crackdown at COP28