Trump has done it. Just two months into his presidency, he has delivered on yet another promise: abolishing the Department of Education. Yesterday, he signed an executive order dissolving this wasteful, fraudulent, and utterly useless department. Essential programs like food assistance, special education, grants, and more will be transferred to other departments better equipped to…

Yesterday, 80,000 pages of formerly classified JFK files were released, and honestly, so far, no bombshells have been revealed. Instead, the files have confirmed what we already knew, which would have gotten you labeled as a conspiracy theorist if you talked about it prior to this. It appears that the CIA did it, with help…

Earlier this year, the Colorado House introduced a bill (HB25-1073) that would mandate a minimum mandatory incarceration period for Class 4 and Class 3 child sexual assault cases. Six Democrats voted NO. Who exactly are these Democrats who essentially killed this bill? We'll be covering that today. Next up, Karen Kennedy joins the show to…

Happy Tuesday! Yesterday, Trump announced that today, 3/18, the JFK files would finally be released to the public—nearly 80,000 pages of classified information finally reaching the hands of the American people. It’s long overdue, but one has to ask: will this be another Epstein debacle? Will actual substantive information be released, or will this administration…

The Joe Biden autopen scandal is ramping up, with many pointing out that all of the signatures on his pre-emptive presidential pardons are clearly signed with an autopen. This raises the question: can any of these pardons be considered valid, or are they all null and void? President Trump thinks none of these can be…

Join us for a special episode today! Not only is it the end of the week, but we're thrilled to welcome back Joe Oltmann from his sick leave. In this exciting installment, Joe is joined in the studio by guests! Jake Lang and Matt Wallace. Together, they explore all things related to J6, Jake Lang's…

Tomorrow is the day. On March 14th, Congress will decide whether to shut down the government or not. Unsurprisingly, Democrats are attempting to leverage a shutdown—something they harshly condemned Republicans for doing in 2023. The truth? Both sides exploit shutdowns to their advantage, sowing division in the process. It’s best not to get bogged down…