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Check out the best highlights from your favorite shows on The First! And be sure to share them to spread the word and thwart the Big Tech overlords.
Dana Loesch reacts to Antisemite Podcaster Hasan Piker campaigning ALONGSIDE Islamist Dem Abdul el-Sayed at a rally in Michigan, proving how far left Democrats really are.
The US hits new targets near Tehran as the regime holds on. What will happen next?
Jesse Kelly and Carol Roth have an important conversation about the economy.
Jesse Kelly sits down with Theo Wold to discuss some major issues in America today.
The Democrat Party is in bad shape. Jesse Kelly explains.
Dana Loesch reacts to reports that Eric Swalwell will soon face sexual harassment accusations from his former staffers as multiple women are planning to expose his “pattern of manipulation”
Dana Loesch reacts to Artemis II Pilot Victor Glover giving the PERFECT response to a leftist reporter asking about skin color. A Leftist claims grass lawns are based on white supremacy and are racist, and she wants to bring back unkempt landscapes with weeds.
Jesse Kelly sits down with Jeff Clark to discuss some major issues in America today.
Adam Carolla of the Adam Carolla Show joins Jesse Kelly to discuss some big stories out of California.
Jesse Kelly unpacks some new data and what it means for America.
Mike Baker speaks with author Gordon Chang about Iran’s missile arsenal, the threat it actually posed in the lead-up to the war, and where U.S. intelligence may have gotten it wrong Did they possess intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of striking the United States? What’s real, what’s exaggerated, and how did those assumptions shape the path to war?
Mike Baker speaks with Behnam Ben Taleblu of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies about the massive January protests that shook Iran—some of the largest since the 1979 revolution—and whether those demonstrations could return once the war ends. After millions took to the streets earlier this year and faced a brutal crackdown, the question now is whether the regime’s pressure has crushed dissent—or simply delayed the next uprising.