WBAP's Morning News Podcast

Lt. Gen. Richard Newton, NewsNation Sr. National Security Contributor, on Iran war strategy.

Tim Graham, Executive Editor, Media Research Center’s (MRC) NewsBusters, joined the program. Are we winning or losing? Well…it depends on what news network you are watching!

Eric Napoli, Chief Legal Officer at AirHelp, explains what the government shutdown means for spring break travelers.

Dr. Emmanuel Dalavai joined the show to share his harrowing account of being stuck in the UAE as Iranian drone and missile attacks shut down flights and struck in and around Dubai’s airport. 

Anthony Russo, Political Analyst, and host of The Truth Will Set You Free Podcast, breaks down the firing of Noem and the hiring of Markwayne Mullin. 

Adam Powell, President and CEO, United Way of Tarrant County talks about launching a new institute to help nonprofits better support struggling North Texas families.

Dr. Bo Kabala, Political Science Expert from Tarleton State, joined the program to discuss the major problems that occurred in Dallas County on election day. What happened?

Mike Jernigan, Retired Marine Colonel, of The Heritage Foundation, explains the scramble to get Americans out of the Middle East.

UNT Professor Leo Moradi PhD, shares fears after losing contact with his family in Iran. Does our operations in Iran give some hope for the future?

Victoria Coates, of The Heritage Foundation, joined the program to talk about the latest on Operation Epic Fury. How many Iranian targets have been hit?

Chris Putnam, CEO of The Dallas Express, joined the show to talk about the results of the primaries. Who won? Who is heading for a runoff election? 

Spencer McGowan, of Networth Radio Saturdays at 7am on KLIF and 4pm on WBAP, joined to talk about markets swinging as oil jumps after the Iran attack

James Fitzpatrick, Army vet and security director, breaks down latest in Iran war and what comes next 

Brian Maddocks, a Retired Air Force Major, explains how targets are chosen and strikes unfold over Iran, and the ethics behind it. 

Lora Ries of The Heritage Foundation sounds the alarm on cartel violence spreading beyond Mexico.

In Case You Missed It, Toothless eventually will get some work done, and a woman reacts to PainQuil. What are they thinking???

Chris Putnam, of The Dallas Express, exposes Dallas’ H‑1B giants and Paxton’s crackdown on pro‑immigration school protests.

Spencer McGowan, of Networth Radio, reveals why Gen Z, priced out of homes, is turning to markets as its wealth strategy.

Heritage’s Victoria Coates unpacks high-stakes Iran–US talks, Ukraine–Russia tensions, and the rising power of directed-energy weapons

From Mardi Gras beads to city‑killer asteroids, it’s a wild Fat Tuesday—plus, our picks for Robert Duvall’s best movies

TX Rep. Chip Roy joins to discuss the Save Act and what’s next amid the government shutdown

Former FBI hostage negotiator Gil Torrez joins us to dissect the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case—revealing what negotiators look for, the psychology behind high-stakes crises, and what might really be happening behind the scenes.

Victoria Coates of The Heritage Foundation breaks down rising tensions with Iran as military forces gather across the Middle East. Could these movements signal that the U.S. is preparing for conflict with Iran?

Experts argue it’s time to ditch overcomplicated tech and return to dumb cars and dumb phones that simply work.

Sgt. Betsy Brantner Smith examines the Nancy Guthrie case and asks if it began as a home invasion gone bad

Former NYPD Lt. Cmdr. Joe Cardinale breaks down the latest developments in the kidnapping case of Nancy Guthrie.

Texas Public Policy Foundation's Mandy Drogin breaks down the new Texas Education Freedom Accounts application portal and what it means for Texas parents and students.

A Texas town erupts as residents challenge H-1B visas, representation, and who really gets a voice at City Hall

Dr. Shelly Hall, head of the heart transplant team at Baylor Scott and White, marks 3 years since Hal Jay’s transplant, highlighting American Heart Month and the life-saving power of organ donation.

Victoria Coates, of The Heritage Foundation, joined the program. US F-35 downs Iranian Shahed drone charging toward USS Abraham Lincoln in Arabian Sea, defending carrier and crew. Will this damage our talks with Iran? 

Healthy living expert Paul Fulford of Cynosure Lutronic warns of Dr. TikTok and the dangers of health misinformation from influencers.

Fox News Radio’s Jeff Monosso talks about flyers without a Real ID or passport must now pay a $45 fee before boarding, as new travel identification rules take effect nationwide, plus Hal Jay on visiting the DMV for his driver license renewal. 

Rep. Chip Roy joined the show. He and Rep. Keith Self led a U.S. Capitol press conference announcing the Sharia-Free America Caucus and its legislative priorities.

Crowd control expert Mark Herrera, president of Global Awareness Professionals, weighs in after Trump tells DHS to avoid protests in Democratic cities.

KJ Blattenbauer, PR and marketing pro and author of Pitchworthy, joined The WBAP Morning News and breaks down what to expect from the 2026 big game ads now hitting the airwaves.

TX Rep. Cole Hefner, District 5, joined The WBAP Morning News to give us an update on the Islamic Games that were scheduled for Colleyville Heritage High

The WBAP Morning News will always give you the news you might have missed. Catholic school moms get into a brawl at their son's basketball game, and RFK, Jr. lets us know who is the funniest person in the cabinet.

The WBAP Morning News welcomed Texas Representative Chip Roy to the program to talk about waste, fraud and abuse in the state of Texas. It is happening everywhere!

What is your favorite girl scout cookie? Well, The WBAP Morning News had Fox News Radio’s Tonya J Powers on the show to talk about the start of the sales and what the most popular cookies are!