Here’s What the RNC Midterm Convention Revealed

Trump Just Made A MASSIVE Promise

Dana Loesch reacts to the best highlights from night 1 of the GOP’s Midterm convention in Dallas. Trump says he will issue a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States for $5000 from “our tremendous economic success”.

Remembering Charlie Kirk

Dana Loesch reflects on one year observance of the death of Charlie Kirk.

The Profoundly Obscene Problem With Society

Dave Rubin joins us to react to the Lindsay Clancy case, the public reaction, jury deliberations, and concerns about the TRUE problems we have with parenting and raising families today.

China’s Push to Regain Control of Venezuela’s Oil

Steve Yates joins Dana Loesch to discuss Western countries’ symbolic support of a two-state solution while ignoring Hamas, Canada’s increasingly close relationship with China & China’s efforts to secure energy resources through countries like Venezuela.

Seattle Just Blew THOUSANDS Of Taxpayer Dollars On This…

Dana Loesch reacts to a Seattle City Council decision to allocate roughly $300,000 in taxpayer funds toward gender-affirming surgeries for transgender people who have relocated from other states, questioning the cost-effectiveness of the funding given the high price of such procedures and criticizing the lack of residency requirements or clear criteria for who receives the funds. They frame the spending as an improper use of taxpayer money compared to other civic needs like roads, schools, and police funding, while also disputing activists’ characterization of the situation as a “g*nocide.”

These “Christian” Men Have Lost the Plot

Dana Loesch criticizes online “pastor bros” who lack real congregations but promote content mocking career-oriented “girl boss” women while praising stay-at-home mothers, arguing this behavior contradicts Christian teachings on humility and treating others with love. She traces this dynamic to vestiges of third-wave feminism and argues it’s “godless” men, not scripture, who created gender inequality, citing biblical women like Deborah, Lydia, and Phoebe to argue Scripture doesn’t support demeaning women who don’t fit a narrow mold, and criticizes these online figures as performative “clout chasers” rather than genuine spiritual leaders.