
Red States and Blue States: Winners and Losers
Americans are moving from blue to red states. Why? Stephen Moore explains what California, New York, and Illinois can learn from Florida, Texas, and Tennessee.

Has Archaeology Ever Disproved the Bible? Dinesh D'Souza Answers
Can archaeology prove the Bible is true—or rooted in real history? Dinesh D’Souza joins Shabbos Kestenbaum to explore biblical archaeology’s biggest questions.


Who Is Steve Hilton—the Man Who Wants to Be California’s Governor
California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton discusses the state's cost of living, homelessness, government spending, and challenges facing Californians.


Why Margot Cleveland Is Suing Dearborn, Michigan
Margot Cleveland sues Dearborn over alleged religious favoritism and unequal treatment of Christian and Jewish holidays.


Rubio's Warning from Greece, Trump Accounts for 70M Kids, SCOTUS Climate Case: 10/9/26
Rubio warns the West, Trump launches kids’ investment accounts, SCOTUS weighs climate costs, and a WWII hero steals the spotlight.
The Stones Cry Out
Dinesh D’Souza explores biblical archaeology and the discoveries that shed light on the Bible’s people, places, and events.

Parent Alert: Toxic “Manosphere,” Kids & Gambling, and Cesar Chavez School Controversy
How are gambling and the manosphere influencing teens? Jill Simonian explores online risks, harmful content, and the LAUSD Cesar Chavez controversy.


The Civil War: Attack on Fort Sumter
For decades, slavery and states’ rights fueled tensions. By spring 1861, the nation reached its breaking point at Fort Sumter. Who would fire first?

Dennis Prager on America’s Age of Moral Confusion
Dennis Prager examines Netanyahu’s UN speech, the walkout, moral confusion, and why compassion, justice, and morality should come before politics.

Dinesh D'Souza on the Biggest Archaeological Evidence for the Bible
Dinesh D'Souza explores archaeological discoveries he says are corroborating the people, places, and historical details described in the Bible.


Is the AI Apocalypse a Left-Wing Scam?
Victor Davis Hanson dismantles the sudden wave of AI extinction warnings, arguing the left-wing media produce panic cycles right before elections.


Is Mass Deportation Realistic?
Can America expel illegal immigrants? Critics call mass deportation immoral and harmful to the economy. Shabbos Kestenbaum weighs the arguments.

Why Do Mormons Get Married So Young? Josh Carr Explains
Mormon dating, early marriage, sex, pornography, masculinity, and eternal family life—with Josh Carr on why LDS culture centers marriage.


Peptides: Medical Breakthrough or Risky Shortcut? | Dr. Jared Ament & Dr. Jon Kanevsky
Two doctors join Marissa Streit to discuss peptides, GLP-1 drugs, NAD, IV drips, benefits, risks, and why sourcing matters.


Kelsey Grammer: The Real Man Behind Frasier
Kelsey Grammer shares how tragedy, Shakespeare, sobriety, faith, and friendship took him from sleeping in his car to Cheers, Frasier, and a Golden Globe.


The Civil War: Did It Have to Happen?
Was the Civil War inevitable? Wilfred McClay explores whether slavery, secession, and failed compromises made America’s bloodiest conflict unavoidable.

Stephen Baldwin on Addiction, AA, Faith & Going “Cali Sober”
Stephen Baldwin sits down with Aaron Prager for a candid conversation about addiction, Hollywood, faith, and the decisions that changed the course of his life.


Has Socialism Ruined Canada?
Victor Davis Hanson breaks down how Canada's socialist paradigm and open borders led to economic stagnation.


Should America Lead the World?
Should America remain the world’s leading superpower, or share global influence with China and Russia? Jeremy Boreing examines what’s best for America.

What Does the Quran Actually Say? A Former Muslim Tells the Truth
Why did Apostate Prophet leave Islam and become Christian? Ridvan Aydemir discusses the Quran, Muhammad, Jesus, Judaism, Christianity, and his journey.



























































