Good Ol’ Aunt Rachel               Today:  Dr. Rachel Levine wins the award for the ugliest hair in the history of the federal government.  She also wins another prestigious award for a statement on “gender-affirming” care.  Then, media expert Jeffrey McCall, writing for The Hill, says America’s rhetorical sphere has descended into chaos.  Later, James Taylor, with the Heartland Institute, celebrates the Supreme Court ripping the EPA apart.

I’m Back             Today:  John ventures into the Great White North and lives to tell the tale…complete with an APB for a shaggy transgender woman with a full goatee.  First up, “Mary” (not her real name), board member with Parent Choice Coalition, discusses the case of three Mt. Lebanon parents challenging the curriculum and parental involvement.  Later, Phelim McAleer, co-producer of Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer talks about his six-part podcast and the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

A Good Day to be in the Womb               Today:  Everybody knew it was coming…..and now it’s official…no more federal protection for abortion..  Roe v Wade goes down.  First up, Tom Jipping of the Heritage Foundation discusses the historic SCOTUS decision.  Later, Horace Cooper, Constitutional lawyer and co-chair of Project 21 Black Leadership Network, talks about the effect the Roe v Wade decision will have on blacks.

The Big Guy is Disappointed Today:  And many other liberals are angry after the Supreme Court today struck down a concealed carry law requiring New Yorkers to prove they needed a gun for self-defense.  Then, Michael Pack, co-author of Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words, talks about the justice and major decisions being made by SCOTUS including today’s ruling on the 2nd Amendment penned by Thomas.  Later, Garrett Ballengee, Executive Director of the Cardinal Institute for West Virginia Policy, discusses the SCOTUS decision school choice and how it is working in W. Va.

Say It Ain’t So, Joe               Today:  Does the President really think the American people are going to buy the gimmick of a temporary federal gas tax reduction?  Apparently so.  Then, virtue signaling doesn’t pay for the Mayor of Minneapolis.  Victoria Taft writing for PJ Media reports on the Minnesota Supreme Court’s rebuke over his defunding local police as crime is on the rise.  Later, Brad Slager, media writer for Redstate.com and Townhall.com examines the CNN ratings slide.

It Just Doesn’t Get Any More Nauseating Than This               Today:  The US Navy has a new training video about proper pronoun usage.  Think the Russian and Chinese military have one?  First up, Leor Sapir with the Manhattan Institute points out a connection between CTR and transgenderism that is fueling a mental-health crisis among teens.  Later, John Daniel Davidson at The Federalist reports that the ongoing southern border crisis has transformed illegal immigration into a black-market boon for the cartels.

It Took Jason Whitlock to Say It               Today:.  The black conservative commentator suggests scrapping Juneteenth in favor of another historic date that unifies all Americans.  Then, Matt Mackowiak, of the Travis County Republican Party talks about the Texas GOP’s response to Senator Cornyn over gun control, the Texas abortion law and the investigation into police handling of Uvalde.  Later,  PA state representative Eric Nelson explains his bill to provide vouchers directly to college students instead of state colleges like Pitt that allegedly conduct fetal tissue research.

You Paid for It             Today:  NPR is funded by tax dollars, which means you foot the bill for Emma Bowman to refer to women as “people who menstruate”.  She wins this week’s prestigious award.  Then Salena Zito, columnist for the NY Post, Washington Examiner and PG talks PA politics and the state of the governor’s race.  Finally, Donna Jackson with Project 21 offers a conservative black female perspective on the 2nd annual recognition of Juneteenth.

Republicans Want School Choice.  Democrats Want Drag Queens.               Today:  Michigan AG Dana Nessel, who is gay, advocated yesterday for a “drag queen for every school”.  Sounds like a great argument for school choice.  Up first, Corey DeAngelis, national director of School Choice Now talks about the Democrat double standard of opposing school choice while sending their kids to private school.  Later, author John O’Connor sets history straight in his new book The Mysteries of Watergate: What Really Happened.

Has Anyone Answered Jack Dell Rio Yet?               Today:  The Washington Commanders defensive coordinator catches heat for drawing a moral equivalence between the uprising after the murder of George Floyd and the Capitol riots on January 6.  Does he deserve it?  Then, James Taylor, Heartland Institute president, addresses Biden's threatening oil companies with emergency powers to boost supply amid inflation.  Later, Dr. Jay Richards with the Heritage Foundation, follows the data on the affect 'gender-affirming' care has on suicide rates for trans kids.

How Do You Like Inflation So Far?              Today:  Biden’s handling of inflation would seem to make Jimmy Carter look good.  John plays an SNL classic from Dan Akroyd.  Then, David Harsanyi, Senior Editor at The Federalist, claims PolitiFact is spreading misinformation on red flag laws and due process.  Later, Christina Bennett, correspondent with LiveAction.org is trying to change minds on abortion with a series of graphic videos.

So How Was Your Weekend?              Today:  The Pittsburgh cultural district is masking up again so what was to be an anniversary evening out turned into John vs. the Jersey Boys at the Benedum.  Find out who won. Then, Canadian gun rights activist D.J. Sumanik, also known as Yukon Strong talks about Trudeau’s stance on gun laws and the warning signs of becoming a totalitarian state.  Finally, Congressman Fred Keller of PA District 12 discusses Biden’s trip to Philadelphia and the January 6th hearings.

The Big Guy Comes Through                Today:  The President addressed inflation live on the docks in LA today and told a familiar story for which he wins this week’s prestigious award.  Then, Ken LaCorte, CEO of Media Action Network, talks about the whistle-blower claim that DHS was in league with Big Tech to censor what the government calls misinformation.  He’ll also talk about the ABC produced January 6th hearing from last night.

Will There Be Music?              Today:  It’s being called a hearing, but tonight’s January 6th primetime special produced by an actual ABC producer sounds more like a show.  Don’t look for it on FoxNews. Then, media critic Jeff McCall from DePauw University explains the FoxNews abstention and the rest of the media’s willingness to play along.  Finally, Erica Sandberg at the City Journal, reports on San Francisco’s recall of DA Chesa Boudin.

I Guess Brett Kavanaugh is Feeling the Whirlwind               Today:  An armed man was arrested near Kavanaugh’s home this morning for threatening the Justice over Roe v. Wade.  Could it be something Senator Schumer said?  Then, Daniel Turner, Executive Director of Power the Future, critiques Biden’s solar energy plan and his responsibility for energy prices.  Later, columnist and talk show host Christine Flowers talks about the violence in Philadelphia and why the DA should be nervous after last night’s events in San Francisco.

Hip, Hip, Hooray            Today:  The Carolina Panthers hired a new cheerleader.  Justine Lindsay is the first openly transgender cheerleader in NFL history.  But will the fans be cheering on game day?  Then, freelance journalist Tayler Hansen went undercover to record what happened at a Drag Your Child to Pride event at a Dallas gay bar.  Later, J. Michael Waller, senior analyst for strategy at the Center for Security Policy talks about what to expect from this Thursday’s prime time coverage of the January 6th hearing.

This is Going to Be a Well-Regulated Show               Today:  As in a “well-regulated militia” described by the Second Amendment.  It doesn’t mean what Democrats and liberals think.  Then, Amy Swearer, a 2nd Amendment expert at the Heritage Foundation raises red flags on federal red flag laws.  Later, Nathan Lewis, a leading authority on monetary policy and co-author of Inflation: What It Is, Why It’s Bad, and How to Fix It explains what’s behind the current economic situation and what to do about it.

He’s Coming for Your Guns               Today:  New York representative Mondaire Jones separated himself from the rest of the Democrat pack as he made his intentions very clear on gun control and wins a prestigious award.  Then, Paula Bolyard, editor at PJ Media, talks about the purposeful exposure of children to nudity and kink under the guise of education at Pride parades.  Finally, 28-year law enforcement veteran Jim Stoker with Firearms Owners Against Crime discusses the latest Democrat attempt at a gun grab.

So, Who’s Paying the Bills?              Today:  John examines resignation culture in today’s open.  With so many businesses struggling to find workers, where’s the money coming from that keeps them off the payroll?  Then, Adam Andrzejewski, CEO of Open the Books, reveals one job you won’t believe pays over a half million a year.  Finally, Joel Griffith at Heritage Foundation talks about why so many businesses are shutting down due to lack of workers.

I Went To See Top Gun Today               Today:  Why is Top Gun: Maverick killing it at the box office?  Perhaps it’s the absence of a “woke” storyline.  John explains why you have to see it on the big screen.  Then, Jeffrey McCall, media critic and professor at DePauw University, reviews the coverage of the Texas shooting and how the media is beginning to turn on Biden.  Finally, Christian Toto at Hollywood in Toto explains the success of the very “non-woke” Top Gun.

The Girly Man Has Spoken Today:  As the US is again in a serious debate over gun control, Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau shows what can happen in a country without a Second Amendment.  Then, Mark Hyman, investigative reporter with the Sinclair Group says the “hysteria” following the Uvalde school shooting puts the focus on the wrong issues.  Finally, Joe Warmington with the Toronto Sun talks about Trudeau banning all handgun sales in Canada.

Where’s Jim Crow When the Democrats Need Him? Today:  The Georgia primaries are tomorrow and early in-person voting has tripled since new voting laws were passed by Republicans.  How will the media report on it?  Stay tuned.  Then, David Kaplan, writing for The Athletic, warns about the return of taxpayer-subsidized sports stadiums.  Later, Phelim McAleer, co-producer of My Son Hunter, says Hunter Biden’s lawyer infiltrated the set of the conservative-backed film in order to help his defense.

This One Was a Slam Dunk Today:  Abortion advocate Aimee Arimbide is an easy choice for this week’s prestigious award.  Then, Corey Brewer, Associate Counsel for the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, ex how Biden’s Title IX changes have created a circus over trans pronouns for three Wisconsin students.  Finally, Gordon Chang, author of The Coming Collapse of China, explains how China weaponizes American investments against us, including a $10B one made by the NBA.

What’s Going On at Fox? Today:  FoxNews continues to ignore 2000 Mules, the Dinesh D’Souza documentary produced with Salem Media Group which claims to prove the 2020 election was stolen.  Why?  Then, Dr. John Lott, President of Crime Prevention Research Center, challenges the claim that mass public shooters are “right wingers” when he claims they are actually environmental extremists.  Later, US women soccer players will now be paid as much as men.  John explains why they don’t deserve it.

I Don’t Care About Johnny Depp Today:  FoxNews apparently does however, apparently to the exclusion of other important stories happening around the world.  Do people really care?  Then, Salena Zito, columnist with The Washington Examiner, New York Post, and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette breaks down the results of yesterday’s primary election and what happens next.  Later, John plays highlights from the House Judiciary Committee hearing on abortion access following the SCOTUS briefing leak.

What Are the Racist Republicans Gonna Do Now?             Today:  It’s election day and the PA primary race for US Senate is virtually tied between Dr. Oz and Kathy Barnett.  Whether she wins or comes close, it’s going to change things.  Then, John replays an interview with Kathy Barnett from when she ran for Congress in 2020 in which she discusses what it means to be a black conservative.  Finally, Zack Smith of the Heritage Foundation gives a report on the first day of the John Durham-Michael Sussman trial.

Good Luck to Peter Doocy               Today:  Can Biden’s new Press Secretary be fair and balanced in the White House press room when she sees racism everywhere?  John shares a montage of Karine Jean-Pierre’s greatest hits.  Then, media critic Jeff McCall, professor at DePauw University compares coverage of the Buffalo shootings to its silence on 2000 Mules.  Finally, Victoria Taft at PJ Media exposes a cover up of medical experiments on Washington State prisoners in the latest installment of ‘West Coast, Messed Coast.’

2000 Mules and a Jackass             Today:  There’s a reason Dinesh D’Souza’s 2000 Mules is being ignored by FoxNews and Tucker Carlson.  His name is Justin Wells, and he’s this Friday’s Jerk of the Week.  Then, Daniel Turner of Power the Future addresses Biden’s blame shifting on gas prices.  Later, Elaine Donnelly, President of the Center for Military Readiness, lauds Senator Tom Cotton for chastising the Secretary of the Army over affirmative action for women.

Must Be Another White Supremacist               Today:  The killing of a 22 year old black man by a white cop earlier this year did not spark the usual riots and outrage.  Why?  Then, Lou Barletta, Republican candidate for governor, discusses the state of the race as Tuesday’s primary approaches.  Later, Jeremy Shaffer is among the Republican candidates vying for the 17th Congressional District to unseat Conor Lamb.  He explains why he’s the best positioned to do it.

What’s This About An Anti-Work Movement?               Today:  As businesses struggle to fill jobs and stay open, there are lots of reasons why people don’t want to work.  Could an Anti-Work Movement, seeking to demolish the economic order be partly to blame?  Then, Hans von Spakovsky at the Heritage Foundation offers his impressions of the “2000 Mules” movie.  Later, Libby Emmons from The Post Millennial reviews Target’s Pride collection of trans merch for kids.

Nothing Like a Fair and Balanced Media Room              Today:  New press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre appeared on MSNBC accusing FoxNews of racism.  Then, Virginia Allen, news producer for The Daily Signal, offers an eyewitness account of the protests at the home of Justice Samuel Alito.  Later, Joe Sweeney, a Pittsburgh native and Founder of the Asservo Project, talks about his efforts to end human trafficking around the world.

Let’s All Throw Up Before Breakfast               Today:  Kellogg’s introduces Together With Pride cereal, the limited-edition breakfast food that celebrates the morning no matter who you are or who you love.  Then, Adam Andrzejewski, CEO/Founder of openthebooks.com reports on the California dreaming that spent millions in aid on fake students.   Finally, GETTR founder Jason Miller, former senior advisor to Trump talks about the impact of Musk taking over Twitter.

Congratulations to the Office of Homeland Security                  Today:  Alejandro Mayorkas may have no clue about his agency, but he does have a prestigious award.  Then, Naomi Wolf, author, columnist, and co-founder of Daily Clout, has some bad news about those vaccines you probably took.  Finally, Jonathan Tobin, senior contributor at The Federalist, warns parents how transgender quacks like Dr. Rachel Levine plan to get control of their children.

You Shouldn’t Be Feeling Too Secure About Your Homeland Security               Today:  Homeland Security Chief Alejandro Mayorkas didn’t have many answers for Congress about the new Disinformation Governance Board head, Nina Jankowicz.  Then, Chris Bedford, Senior Editor at the Federalist says J.D. Vance and the New Right are racking up wins amid backstabbing.  Finally, Jason Killmeyer, candidate for the Republican nomination in Congressional District 17 talks about the race and sizes up the competition.

We Should Have Listened to Ron Paul                Today:  The former Independent Presidential contender was way ahead of everybody on abortion.  Hear what he had to say before anyone else was saying it.  Then, Salena Zito explains how Vance’s win in the Ohio primary and other Trump-endorsed candidates’ victories might affect the PA Senate race.  Later, the late-night hosts had a thing or two to say about the leaked SCOTUS decision, but is anyone laughing?

Navy Joan Roberts is One That Got Away               Today:  Hunter Biden claimed he never met Navy’s mother until a DNA test proved otherwise.  Now he pays child support for the 3-year-old girl.  That plus the end of Roe v Wade in today’s open.  Then, Sarah Parshall Perry of the Heritage Foundation talks about the leaked SCOTUS draft and what happens next.  Finally, Roman Stubbs of the Washington Post examines fans’ reaction to Capital star Ovechkin’s support of Vladimir Putin.

Boy Does the New York Times Hate Tucker Carlson            Today:  The Times has it in for Tucker Carlson, having devoted  a 10,000 word three part series on the FoxNews host.  Carlson hit back with a segment making fun of it.  Then, Action News Network founder and longtime FoxNews producer Ken LaCorte, talks about the NY Times hit piece on Carlson.  Later, the national media gives the “woke” NFL a pass on a new rule that is ruining college football.

Shut Up and Sing              Today:  Or better yet, shut up.  That’s John’s advice to this week’s prestigious award winner, Nina Jankowicz, newly appointed head of The Disinformation Governance Board.  Then, Jeff McCall, Professor of Communications with DePauw University talks about Biden’s new “Disinformation Governance Board” and other media news.  Finally, Mary Washington University student Shawn Fleetwood, intern at The Federalist, writes “America isn’t responsible for my student loans, I am”.

A Lot of Lives Will Change Tonight               Today:  As the NFL draft begins, John looks past the game to the lives of the players, the fans, and the city of Pittsburgh and how they affect the future.  Then, it’s curtains for conservative film producer and playwright Phelim McAleer who says his off-Broadway abortion expose drama “Oh Gosnell” was cancelled by Theatre Row.  Finally, conservative documentary producer Dinesh D’Souza teases evidence of massive voter fraud in “2000 Mules” coming to theaters next week.

Leave the Kid at Home               Today:  A dad becomes viral video star for making a barehanded catch at an MLB game while holding his infant son.  John calls foul.  Then, Congressman Guy Reschenthaler talks about Ukraine, Inflation, Hunter Biden and more.  Later, Dr. Carol Swain, author and retired professor of political science is spokesman for the new documentary “Whose Children Are They?”

Dr. Birx Has a Book              Today:  The former Whitehouse COVID Response Coordinator releases a new book that John won’t fail to miss.  He explains why.  Then, Doug Blair, news producer at the Heritage Foundation and Daily Signal, explores the ramifications of Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter.  Later, John Bursch, VP of Advocacy and Senior Counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom, filed a brief with SCOTUS supporting a high school coach’s post-game prayer.

What’s Going On In Mt. Lebanon?              Today:  Having turned into Shadyside South, John hardly recognizes the town he grew up in, as transgender education of 6-year-olds makes its way to the latest school board meeting.  Then, John talks to a parent who is also a teacher in a neighboring district.  She attended that meeting and inquired about some questionable books made available in the middle and high school libraries and has pictures to prove it.

There Are Few Things Worse Than a RINO Today:  Matthew Dowd ran the Bush-Cheney 2004 campaign but that doesn’t make him a Republican or a conservative.  It makes him the winner of this week’s award.  Then, Salena Zito with the New York Post talks Sarah Palin on Trump, her Congressional run, and finding love again.  Later, Doug Bandow at the Cato Institute, a former assistant to Ronald Reagan, says the US and NATO aren’t doing the Ukrainian people any favors.

On Second Thought… Today:  Maybe a network without an audience shouldn’t spend $300 million on a streaming service.  First up, Ken LaCorte, founder of the Media Action Network and former head of Foxnews.com, does post-mortem on the epic failure of CNN+.  Later, Victoria Taft at PJ Media gives a few reasons the Left wants to destroy the libs of TikTok, and why conservatives should look to Elon Musk to be their savior.

The Big Guy Told Another Whopper Today:  As the President talks gas prices, John thinks he's full of hot air .  Then, Christian Toto of Hollywood in Toto talks about Netflix losing subscriptions and Jerry West suing HBO over its movie portrayal of him.  Later, Amy Swearer at the Heritage Foundation reveals 10 incidents that highlight the importance of the 2nd Amendment for women.

Yeah, But Will the Easter Bunny Be on the Ticket?               Today:  John places his bets on Biden running for reelection in 3 years.  Then, author Ian Miller talks about the end to masking on public transit and the effectiveness of masks throughout the pandemic.  Later, Dr. Charles Lehman, contributing editor at City Journal, claims the media bury the race of murderers, as long as they’re not white.

Are You Ready for Some Football? Today:  The USFL is challenging the NFL monopoly and John explains why fans should be rooting for it to succeed.  Then, Horace Cooper, co-chair of the Project 21 National Advisory Board, talks about a new Pew Research poll showing Crime is the number one concern for black adults.  Later, Mike Gonzalez with the Heritage Foundation, reveals what’s behind BLM: The Making of a New Marxist Revolution.

This Could Be the Last Straw              Today:  It’s not a national crime wave Ian Calderon is focused on.  The California House majority leader wants to stop sit-down restaurants from offering customers plastic straws with their drinks.  Then, GianCarlo Canaparo of the Daily Signal asks who suffers the most from America’s crime wave.  Finally, Dr. Kristen Walsh, a pediatrician with UrgencyofNormal.com says pandemic restrictions have created an avalanche of problems in the health of children.

Get On the Bus, Gus          Today:  Texas Governor, Greg Abbott dropped off a bus load of purportedly illegal immigrants in Washington, DC today.  What about the thousands more crossing every day?  Then, Matt Mackowiak, Travis County Republican Chairman, criticizes the state of the Texas border, the potential fallout of ending Title 42, and Governor Abbott’s first bus load of illegal immigrants to Washington.  Later, media critic Jeff McCall reviews the failure to launch of CNN+, wokeness at ABC, and other media stories.

Where Are You Gonna Go?              Today:  That’s what Cincinnati Reds’ president asks fans upset about the franchise cutting player payroll.  Then, Washington Post sportswriter Neil Greenberg calls foul on baseball’s worsening competitive balance problem.  Finally, Joel Zinberg, writing for The City Journal, blows out the candles on Obamacare’s hollow celebration.