9:00 · Show Open: Mainstream media electioneering!
- Lower Inflation: Inflation numbers in President Trump’s second term remain lower overall than during the Biden presidency.
- Fuel Prices: Despite middle-eastern conflict, gas prices in Trump's second term have stayed below peak spikes from the previous administration.
- Wage Growth: Real wages remained stagnant under Biden, but have shown growth across both of President Trump's terms in office.
- Tax Cuts: The 2025 tax legislation saved the average household nearly $3,000.
- Mortgage Rates: Mortgage rates doubled under the Biden administration, whereas they fell during Trump's first term and have held steady in his second.
- Is this deliberate coverup by MSM similar to their burying the Hunter Biden laptop story six-years ago?
Guest: Craig Bannister: Managing Editor of MRC's CNS News · More about the guest
9:20 · As the midterms approach, the Media Research Center (MRC) has released new research exposing the full scale of billionaire George Soros’ political…
- As the midterms approach, the Media Research Center (MRC) has released new research exposing the full scale of billionaire George Soros’ political and media footprint:
- Social Media & Digital Operations: Exposing how the Soros-backed Courier Newsroom is actively leveraging TikTok and digital platforms to reach voters ahead of the midterms.
- Broadcast & Legacy Media Infrastructure: Highlighting major media moves, including the acquisition of a $400 million debt stake in Audacy to gain influence across key radio markets.
- Criminal Justice & Prosecutorial Campaigns: Tracking over $117 million directed toward backing progressive district attorney candidates and justice advocacy groups nationwide.
- Free Speech & Electoral Spending: Funneled tens of millions into voter mobilization, progressive advocacy, and digital moderation initiatives targeting political discourse.
- Google News provides ZERO-COVERAGE to Trump administration war on taxpayer fraud!
- The Trump administration has taken at least 51 key actions and victories against fraud since February, ranging from massive healthcare fraud takedowns to the suspension of billions of dollars in government funding. Yet, Google News featured none of them in its top 20 morning listings.
- Sly like a “Fox:”
- President Trump targets Fox News:
- President Trump just turned the fire on Fox News on Truth Social. Trump's new complaint: Schumer, Jeffries, Tarlov, and the rest get more air than the people who won. Trump says that is why MAGA will never love the network.
- Trump has not been happy with Fox recently since they sided with fake news CNN, MSNOW and POLITICO on their lawsuit against the White House. If your “friendly” channel books the opposition as the A-block, it is not your channel. (DJT/9/30/26)
- Firing of Maria Bartiromo!
- Fox boycotted White House coverage over the CNN/MSNOW/Politico ban!
- How much influence does Paul Ryan have over Fox’s decision to feature Democrat talking-points?
- MSM does NOT even make an attempt to provide any reasonable, balanced coverage of Trump policies.
Guest: Craig Bannister: Managing Editor of MRC's CNS News · More about the guest
9:35 · You did everything right.
- You are not imagining it. And it is not your fault.
- In THE VELVET MONOPOLY, Chad Law sets out to answer the question quietly haunting millions of households: why has modern life become so expensive—and why can no one seem to explain it? The usual suspects—corporate greed, inflation, globalization, overregulation—each sound convincing until you follow the money and discover they don't quite fit.
- So, Law follows something else instead. A pattern. The same strange shape, surfacing again and again, in industries that have nothing to do with one another.
- He finds it on a cattle ranch in Texas, where a rancher whose family has raised cattle for generations can no longer name his own price.
- In a small-town pharmacy that loses money on nearly every prescription it fills.
- In a homebuilder who can't build a starter home anymore.
- In a community banker keeping a dying town alive one handshake loan at a time;
- a ninety-seven-year-old whose insurance failed her the year her neighborhood burned;
- an engineer who cracked clean energy and then waited years for permission to plug it in; a man who got so fed up with bad internet that he built his own.
- Different people. Different industries. The same hidden pattern underneath them all: competition—the quiet force that is supposed to keep prices honest and doors open—slowly, politely, and perfectly legally disappearing.
- Are Globalists now picking winners and losers?
- Wasn’t this test driven during COVID when hundreds of thousands of businesses were driven out of business?
Guest: Chad Law, author: The Velvet Monopoly · More about the guest
9:45 · Chad, how do you see the Midterms; is it a battle for control of our country or a war, declared by the Globalist Cabal?
- If inflation and affordability are the driving force for voters, why would they pull-the-lever for the party which sides with the Davos crowd and has given us unaffordability?
- The anti-Trump media is quick to report of the pain at the pump, but refuses to report on those positive economic signs. Do you agree?
- In your book: The Velvet Monopoly, you discuss the loss of competition in America, however; when you only report on how bad the economy is (when it is quite healthy), aren’t you hoping that Americans lose their competitive spirit – which drives competition?
Guest: Chad Law, author: The Velvet Monopoly · More about the guest
10:00 · In your opinion, was the incident at RAF Fairford and the attempted hijacking of the FlyDubai aircraft related?
- Asked if there was any indication of Iranian involvement, Netanyahu said it was too early to say. "We'll get to the root of this attacker, whether he had accomplices, whether Iran was behind it. I think we'll find out very soon," Netanyahu said. (The Jerusalem Post)
- The knife used by the terrorist was either brought aboard by the terrorist, or; it was planted by an accomplice (catering or maintenance contractor). Do you agree?
- The co-pilot is an Omani-national. Isn’t Oman an ally of the Iranian Regime?
- The question remains; was security in Dubai
- UK PM Andrew Burnham implicates Iran in RAF Fairford!
- My sources were concerned about a FALSE-FLAG incident in the UK when 5 of the suspected 8 suspects were released by Metropolitan Police.
- How likely is it that Iran is now able to activate sleeper cells when it has not done so since the outbreak of the war?
- EJ, it appears that the Saudi’s are receiving praise from the Israeli’s with their handling of the suspected terrorist co-pilot?
- Whether you believe in false flags or not, the U.S. is increasing their power in the region?
- The U.S. is sending the USS Theodore Roosevelt carrier strike group and the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit to the Middle East, U.S. officials confirmed to Fox News.
- How likely is it that the U.S. (and now Israel) will retaliate against Iran before the U.S. Midterms and the Israeli elections?
- EJ, if the terrorist (or Iranian proxy) had succeeded, this October 7th Anniversary would have had a much different meaning. Do you agree?
- The stories of courage aboard the aircraft were amazing. What will Israel, Dubai and the world learn from FlyDubai Flight 1073?
Panelists: (ZOOM – JAKE 2)
Steven Bucci is a Visiting Fellow who focuses on cybersecurity, military special operations, and defense support to civil authorities for the Heritage Foundation
EJ Kimball, Director of Policy: U.S. – Israel Education
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10:30 · From the New York Post
- When asked which party is more likely to bring costs down, respondents favored Republicans narrowly over Democrats, 44% to 39%, with 16% saying neither.
- AFP’s survey quizzed 24,089 “swing” voters in Alaska, Iowa, Michigan, Montana, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio and Wisconsin.
- AFP believes concerns about the rise of socialism have created an opening for Republicans.
- “Republicans hold a narrow lead on affordability. But ask those same voters what future they want for the country, and the contrast is striking: nearly 70% favor personal freedom and free-market solutions, compared with fewer than 10% who want more government,” AFP spokesperson Katelyn Bledsoe told The Post.
- “Republican candidates have a clear opening,” Bledsoe added. “Now they need to draw a sharp contrast between conservative solutions and the policies of a Democratic Party increasingly shaped by socialist ideas.”
- Why isn’t the video clips and soundbites showing the Dem-Com promises over the “INFLATION REDUCTION ACT” being played around the clock until the Midterms?
- Kent, last month (on Constitution Day), you wrote an opinion piece warning about the DSA. Tell us what we should know?
- I do not see any contrast between the Dem-Coms and the DSA. The DSA is far more radical, but; the apple does not fall far from the tree.
- Kent, if the United States of America falls into the hands of the Communists, American prosperity is OVER! Do you agree?
- Should Speaker Mike Johnson codify prior to the Midterms, the Communist Control Act of 1954?
Guest: Kent Strang: Managing Director of Americans for Prosperity · More about the guest
11:00 · Axios reported this week that Sen.
- Why Schmitt makes sense for Vance, and what he brings to a 2028 ticket
- Schmitt vs. Rubio and the rest of the potential shortlist
- What the pick would signal about the direction of the post-Trump GOP.
- What about the future of the MAGA movement?
- Did RFK Jr. recent speech at the convention raise the bar for him as VP pick in 28?
- JFK was a Roman Catholic (spent a lot of time in the confessional. Plugs Biden was a fake Catholic. Is JD Vance’s faith a potential problem for him?
- There are those insiders in Washington who believe if the Dem-Coms and DSA take control of Capitol Hill, they will attempt to Remove Trump and Vance from office and install their puppet regime in their place. What do you think?
Guest: Frank DeVito, author of JD Vance and the Future of the Republican Party Frank DeVito is an attorney and conservative commentator whose legal and political writing has appeared in The American Conservative, The Federalist, Public Discourse, The Daily Wire, First Things, The Claremont Review of Books, and City Journal. He's a frequent speaker for Federalist Society chapters, law school groups, and civic organizations. · More about the guest
11:30 · Do you trust everything your therapist says?
- How much damage can bad therapists do to lives and families?
- Lies My Therapist Told Me: Why Christians Should Aim for More Than Just Treating Symptoms.
- Too many people are caught in a vicious cycle of visiting every doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, and therapist in their area only to find frustrating labels and numbing medications at the end of each path. Rather than eradicating anxiety in the same way vaccines conquered smallpox, the mental health establishment has seen the number of diagnoses and prescriptions skyrocket on its watch.
- How did we get here? In Lies My Therapist Told Me, Dr. Greg Gifford delivers the definitive Christian critique of secular psychiatry and psychology. With encouragement, humor, and conviction, Gifford:
- Debunks mental health myths such as “the body keeps the score” and “addiction is a disease.” • Offers biblical insights and solutions for struggles like anxiety, narcissism, OCD, and Binge Eating Disorder. • Points to Christ and the power of the Gospel as the all-sufficient answer for our fears and frailties.
- This book brings clarity where secular therapy has created confusion, and offers hope even for those struggling with the hard cases. Through deep research, biblical teaching, and the inspiring stories of real counselees, he shows why we can’t blame the past—or even a diagnosis—for our bad behavior, and why our society’s growing unhappiness is not primarily a medical issue.
Guest: Dr. Greg Gifford, author; of an Amazon #1 Best Seller: Lies My Therapist Told Me: Why Christians Should Aim for More Than Just Treating Symptoms · More about the guest