Charlie sits down with country music phenom, Coffey Anderson, a proud American who sings about the country he loves, its warriors, its people, and why it's still worth fighting for. Complete with a few songs LIVE and in studio, Coffey explains where the inspiration for his music comes from and why he will make no apology for defending the Stars and Stripes, regardless of the warnings from woke Nashville record labels demanding he conform. Coffey and Charlie also do a live taste test of Charlie's hot sauce, "Kirk's" (and Coffey, a Texas native, has some pretty strong opinions about hot sauce).  Next up, Charlie welcomes TPUSA Contributor Morgan Zegers, and host of "Freedom Papers from TPUSA" and The Morgan Zegers Show, to to discuss one of Charlie's favorite books, Christopher Caldwell's "Age of Entitlement" for a deep dive into the radical and "transformative" nature of the Civil Rights movements of the 1960s. Morgan reflects on what she learned reading this consequential treatise and why it's critical for understanding the conservative movement over the last 30 or 40 years. Did the well-intentioned reforms of the 1960s undermine the brilliance of the Constitution, or did it complete it? Morgan and Charlie reflect on the one book all of you need to read.