Suddenly, John Thune is praising Ken Paxton — and Joe Pags says the political timing couldn’t be more obvious. He breaks down what the recent runoffs and primaries revealed about the Republican Party and why many voters clearly see it as Trump’s party now. Then, Pags asks the big question: if Iran is the threat everyone says it is, why is America still trying to make a deal with them? Plus, former Congressman and Judge Ted Poe joins for a powerful conversation on Iran, regime change, whether the U.S. should support revolution efforts inside the country, and what history teaches us about wars, negotiations, and strength on the world stage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jill Biden now says she thought President Biden may have been having a stroke during the debate against Trump — and Joe Pags asks how Americans are only hearing this now. Then, the America 250 concert lineup is released, and Pags sounds off on what he sees as some major misses. Plus, Kathy Hochul goes viral again after a moment Pags says completely backfired. Then, Heritage Foundation foreign policy expert Andrew Harding joins for a deep dive into Iran, Russia, and China — breaking down whether America is moving closer to a deal or a larger conflict, what role the War Powers Act plays, and whether the Iranian regime can actually be changed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Memorial Day, the Minneapolis mayor sparks massive backlash after honoring George Floyd during ceremonies meant to remember fallen American service members, and Joe Pags says people are fed up with the politicization of the holiday. Then, Chip Roy joins Pags on Texas election day to make his case for Attorney General, warning that Democrats are aggressively targeting Texas and arguing the state is at a turning point. Roy also discusses concerns over Islamist enclaves, why modern political ads have become so defamatory, and why he believes conservatives must show up and vote now more than ever. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

President Trump suddenly cancels a planned Camp David meeting and moves it to the White House, raising major questions about what’s happening behind the scenes with Iran and national security. Joe Pags breaks down reports that Iran is demanding frozen funds or major payouts in exchange for a ceasefire — and says America should give them absolutely NOTHING. He also dives into the escalating redistricting battles happening across the country, why some states are moving forward while others are blocked in court, and why Democrats are fighting so hard to stop GOP-led maps ahead of major Supreme Court battles. Plus, it’s Election Tuesday, and the political stakes couldn’t be higher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Why are violent teen “takeovers” suddenly happening across major cities? Joe Pags digs into whether social media, cultural shifts, failed parenting, or something deeper is fueling the trend. Then, Kay Hill joins for an explosive breakdown of the growing divide between Thomas Massie and President Trump — including why Trump supported him in the past, what changed, and how the Epstein files became a major flashpoint in the feud. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pags sounds off on the growing crackdown on free speech in the UK, then reacts to outrage surrounding Texas Democrat Maureen Galindo and the dismissal of the criminal case against Kilmar Abrego Garcia. He also breaks down the reality of America’s immigration crisis — from not truly knowing who’s in the country to a massive 3.5 million case immigration court backlog and frustration with Republican leadership, including questions about why Senator Thune isn’t doing more. Pags also asks voters a blunt question: is this what you voted for? Then, attorney and political consultant Mehek Cooke joins for a jaw-dropping conversation about alleged fraud in Ohio, the threats and intimidation she says she’s faced for exposing it, and why she believes corruption in the state runs far deeper than most people realize. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tulsi Gabbard steps down as DNI, and Joe Pags says the reason behind the move may surprise a lot of people. He reacts to the shocking development and says it’s the kind of news he hates having to report. Then, the crew debates whether President Trump will make it to Don Jr.’s wedding this weekend, while also reflecting on the short but memorable life and legacy of Kyle Busch. Plus, outrage erupts in Texas after Democrat Maureen Galindo faces backlash over inflammatory comments involving ICE and “American Zionists,” with Pags asking whether parts of Texas are starting to resemble far-left states like Massachusetts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

President Trump may miss his son’s wedding and even canceled planned golf time in Bedminster, raising major questions about whether something significant is coming this weekend. Joe Pags breaks down the speculation, Trump’s fun interactions with supporters in New York, and his continued claim that he “won three elections.” Then, more UFO files are released, and Pags asks whether any of it actually means something this time. Plus, former U.S. Ambassador to Denmark Carla Sands joins to break down growing tensions between NATO and the United States, why some allies didn’t step up during the Strait of Hormuz crisis, and whether countries like Spain still want America’s protection while refusing to fully cooperate militarily. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The DOJ’s fraud division is issuing charges against 15 people tied to massive fraud schemes in Minnesota, with prosecutors alleging more than $90 million in taxpayer money was stolen from Medicaid and social service programs. Joe Pags says Americans are FED UP with paying for fraud while politicians look the other way. He also reacts to ongoing controversy surrounding Ilhan Omar and claims she continues to receive protection from political allies despite mounting scrutiny. Plus, rumors swirl about major companies like Starbucks reconsidering their future in Seattle as frustration grows with city leadership. Then, Mike Davis from the Article III Project joins to break down birthright citizenship, whether people born under disputed circumstances should be eligible to run for office, and the growing fight over Supreme Court reform and court packing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices