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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.
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.
Nick Shirley opened the floodgates on exposing Somali fraud in Minnesota. He joins Jesse Kelly to discuss.
Are big changes on the horizon for Trump’s administration? Jesse Kelly and Sean Spicer discuss.
The communist wants power. What will it do with the power? Jesse Kelly explains.
Your humble correspondent returns to the anchor chair after coping with a week of medical maladies.
O’Reilly reacts to the death of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. It’s time for America to hear the truth about what really happened on that day.
Be very careful who you surround yourself with. Jesse Kelly discusses that as well as the role of the church with Pastor J. Chase Davis.
Liz Collin of Alpha News joins Jesse Kelly with an update on what’s going on in Minnesota.
Here we go again. Jesse Kelly explains.
Death is inevitable, but it doesn’t have to be the ending. What does the bible teach about life, death and eternity? Mike Slater discusses with Wittenberg University President Christian Brady.
Is life really about chasing your dreams? Is about leaving a legacy? Or are those lies told by culture? Mike Slater dives in alongside Pastor Kelly K.
Mike Baker is joined by Daniel Di Martino of the Manhattan Institute to examine new reporting that the White House may apply the “Venezuela model” to Cuba. The discussion looks at how pressure campaigns helped destabilize the Nicolás Maduro regime, whether similar tactics could reshape the political order in Havana, and why Cuba’s unique power structure could complicate Washington’s strategy.
Mike Baker is joined by author Gordon Chang to break down growing political turmoil inside China, as Xi Jinping intensifies his crackdown on internal rivals. From purges within the Communist Party to signs of unrest inside China’s military leadership, the conversation examines whether the current upheaval poses a real threat to Xi’s grip on power—and what it could mean for Beijing’s stability going forward.