Hour 3 features an in‑depth interview with Senator Jim Banks (R‑IN) reflecting on President Trump’s first year of his renewed administration—highlighting major wins at home and abroad. Banks praises Trump’s historic Greenland deal, which, according to reports, will grant the U.S. new Cyprus‑style sovereign base areas, strengthening Arctic defense and cementing American influence over strategic shipping lanes and mineral access.

Banks discusses his support for Tyler’s Law, targeting fentanyl distribution with harsher sentencing and enforcement, noting the direct link to this year’s remarkable decline in national overdose deaths, verified by multiple federal health reports and covered by RedState. He emphasizes that the legislation’s bipartisan backing shows real results when Washington focuses on saving American lives instead of scoring points.

The conversation shifts to the domestic economy—especially rising housing costs squeezing working families—and the need for deregulation and property‑tax relief to restore affordability. Casey and Banks also touch on Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s failed attempt to delete a controversial “La Raza Lovefest” video after widespread backlash, and on the breaking development that Bill and Hillary Clinton now face potential jail time following a House contempt vote related to Jeffrey Epstein‑linked investigations.