The podcast discusses Trump's decision to skip the upcoming Republican debate and visit a manufacturing plant in Michigan. It also covers the criticism Trump received and his prediction about job losses to China. Other topics include a New York judge's ruling, Senator Bob Menendez's bribery charges, a U.S. soldier's release from North Korea, the end of the Hollywood writer's strike, looting in Philadelphia, and a murder case in Baltimore.

President Biden and former president Trump battle for UAW support, Hunter Biden's laptop is making legal waves, and Daily Wire investigation puts pressure on Texas officials

Potential government shutdown, lawsuit against Amazon for price inflation, President Biden joins strikers, JP Morgan settles claim related to Jeffrey Epstein, Hunter Biden's lawsuit against Giuliani and Costello, Governor Newsom signs bill, Taylor Swift dating rumors.

Hollywood writers reach a breakthrough after months of striking, US funding for Ukraine raises concerns about transparency, and the mayor of El Paso discusses the overwhelming influx of migrants. Lack of communication and focus on government funding frustrates citizens in addressing the root problem.

The podcast discusses the Texas Republican Party's resolution on Colony Ridge, high crime rates and cartel activity, updates on Sen. Bob Menendez and the Hollywood writer strike. It also covers the potential deal for the WGA strike, a German family seeking asylum, and the unveiling of stained glass windows at the Washington National Cathedral.

GOP Presidential hopefuls prepare for debate as calls for Senator Bob Menendez's resignation grow. Online safety bill passed in the UK.

The podcast discusses how the White House, FBI, and CDC violated the First Amendment by pressuring social media platforms to censor Covid-related posts. It explores the wide range of government agencies involved in content moderation and the suppression of true speech. The Fifth Circuit ruling on SISA's engagement with nonprofits and government hit lists is also highlighted. The negative impact of White House censorship on health, well-being, and free speech is discussed.

Congressman Chip Roy, Texas Congressman with a solution to secure the border and reduce spending, discusses conservative priorities such as drug trafficking and sex trafficking, factions within the GOP on government funding and border security, funding cuts and the Ukraine issue, and border security, immigration reforms, and an impeachment inquiry.

Ibram X. Kendi's antiracism center faces investigation for financial mismanagement and staff exploitation. Chicago considers a controversial plan for a city-run grocery store to address food equity. The podcast also explores the record high number of legal and illegal immigrants in the United States, discussing their impact and the main countries they are coming from.

This podcast discusses the antitrust trial against Google and the challenges facing Duck Duck Go. It also covers Disney's investment, Texas Governor's accusation, obesity-related deaths, and a woman's encounter with a moose.