China is smuggling this in the country to slowly destroy us, plus Ukraine using drones to attack Russia. Victoria Coates, with The Heritage Foundation, is right on top of these international stories. 

Looks like Dallas PD can’t enforce prostitution laws and looks like your favorite tasty beverage might affect the brain more than you think! 

Economist Steve Moore analyzes Trump’s tariff policies, exploring their impact on the U.S. economy and what they could mean for future growth.

Another edition of ‘Give ‘Em Hal!” This edition, he proclaims his love for his wife’s cooking and what he would tell his younger self. 

Nebraska will ban SNAP recipients from buying soda and energy drinks starting January 2026, becoming the first state to receive federal approval for such a restriction. Should we, as taxpayers, get to decide what they can and can’t have? It is our money after all. 

How many schools are FWISD going to close? Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker joins the show to talk about this and many other issues involving the great city of Fort Worth.

Kash and Bongino said they believe that Jeffrey Epstein killed himself, based on evidence. Is this true? Is this a cover-up? Political Analyst Jeff Crouere, host of Ringside Politics, joined the show to talk about how none of this is adding up. 

Retired Lt. Randy Sutton highlights the public safety threat after multiple men, including 4 murder suspects, escape from a New Orleans jail. 

Dr. Neil Desai, oncologist at UT Southwestern, provides expert insights on former President Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis, discussing individualized treatment options and advancements in prostate cancer care.

A Country legend performed his final concert before retiring from touring. Fox News Radio’s Tonya J. Powers discusses his farewell show.

Many parents are outraged after Frisco ISD allowed Karmelo Anthony, the teen who stabbed Austin Metcalf to death, to graduate while out on bail. Some are calling for parents to take their kids out of FISD. Should parents be outraged? 

Apparently too much of this will lead to brain shrinkage. We are screwed!!! Plus, the pope's brother is a cantankerous tweeter, and we can’t wait to read his next post!

Dr. Dawn Buckingham joined the show. She supports a bill limiting Texas land sales to buyers from certain foreign countries. What does this bill entail and will this actually pass? 

A new pope has been elected, and for the first time, he’s an American. Pope Leo XIV, hailing from Chicago. Matt Lamb, reporter for The College Fix and LifeSiteNews, sheds some light on who the new guy is. 

Heritage economist Parker Sheppard highlights surprising public interest in factory jobs and why it matters to our economy. 

The Texas Lottery’s future is on the line as lawmakers debate reauthorization. Should we treat the people gaming the system like card counters at the casinos?

Victoria Coates of The Heritage Foundation discusses the escalating India-Pakistan conflict, warning that enduring hostilities over Kashmir threaten regional stability and global security

Bankrate’s Andrew Pentis explains what borrowers need to know as the Department of Education resumes federal student loan collections.

Lt. Col Allen West criticizes EPIC City development as state leaders intensify scrutiny over transparency concerns and potential foreign influence in Collin County.

Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos calls theaters “outdated,” saying audiences prefer movies at home-Netflix is “saving Hollywood” by giving fans what they want. We love going to the theater, but the movies stink and you have to take a mortgage out for a bucket of popcorn. 

By year-end, popular snacks will change as manufacturers remove artificial dyes and additives, shifting to natural ingredients for healthier options. Are Cheetos even natural after the dye is taken out? You don’t pull a Cheeto out of the ground, do you?

A Carnival cruise got a little too lively when passengers decided to settle things the old-fashioned way-no karaoke, just chaos!

Ramon van Meer, founder of Afina, originally featured on Shark Tank, put “Made in USA” claims to the test with a real-world experiment: 25,650 shoppers, two identical showerheads. Did anyone choose the “Made in America” product? Would you pay more for “Made in America?”

Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker addresses concerns as a local ISD school receives its 5th straight unacceptable rating, putting it at risk of state takeover or closure due to ongoing performance issues.

Lora Ries of The Heritage Foundation warned that the arrest of an ex-New Mexico judge and his wife for allegedly harboring a Tren de Aragua member highlights the gang's growing threat in the U.S.

Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman revealed that fewer Americans plan to travel in 2025, with many citing affordability as the main reason for staying home.

Jim Blythe, third-generation Navy veteran and host of the Veterans' Impact Show, highlights the Army’s strong recruiting momentum in 2025, reflecting growing interest and support for military service.

State Rep. Matt Shaheen joined the show. He has filed three bills to combat antisemitism in Texas schools, aiming to protect Jewish students in K-12 and college campuses amid rising hostility following the 2023 attack on Israel

Marc Morano, executive editor of ClimateDepot.com, highlights Trump’s executive order reversing Biden-era water flow restrictions. The move restores high-pressure shower heads, ending “weak and worthless” regulations

Ashleigh Searles, nationally recognized CPA and author of Startup 2 Success, reveals overlooked tax deductions (health insurance, self-employment tax) and audit triggers like excessive write-offs or underreported income for freelancers and remote workers.

CPA and money manager Bill Dendy breaks down the Dow's 800-point futures rebound after Trump's tariffs triggered 3 days of market chaos, analyzing the volatility and economic implications

Congressman Chip Roy discusses his "Beat China" trade bill in an interview, explaining its focus on repatriating U.S. manufacturing through tax incentives to counter China's economic influence and align with Trump's tariff strategy

Dan Green, Heritage Foundation defense analyst, discusses Trump's high-stakes Iran talks, analyzing potential nuclear deal outcomes and implications for regional security amid heightened military posturing.

From Twinkies to our boss’s favorite drink. We discuss the 15 American foods we still stock our shelves with, that other countries ban. Are these items in your pantry? 

Dr. Benjamin Neuman, Texas A&M Chief Virologist, joined the show to talk about the Grapevine measles exposure, highlighting the virus's airborne persistence and rapid spread. He urges vaccination as essential to prevent outbreaks and protect communities