Josh opens the show by breaking down the Supreme Court's final rulings of the term, including two major victories and one significant setback for the Trump administration. The wins came in cases involving biological males competing in women's sports and campaign finance laws, while the Court's 5-4 ruling on birthright citizenship delivered a major legal hurdle for the administration. Josh explains what the decision actually means, where the case goes from here, and what conservatives should expect in the next phase of the legal battle.

Later, Professor Ilan Wurman joins the show to analyze the Court's birthright citizenship decision, breaking down the dissenting opinion and what it reveals about the constitutional questions still at the heart of the case.

Finally, Josh provides the latest update on Iran, discussing where negotiations stand, the significance of several high-profile meetings scheduled for later this week, and what they could mean for the future of a potential agreement.

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Josh opens the show by discussing the rise of New York mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani and what his victory says about the Democratic Party's continued embrace of socialism. Josh explains why Democrats are no longer running from the socialist label and what this ideological shift could mean for the future of the party and the country.

He then breaks down the latest Supreme Court rulings, explaining why they send mixed signals and what their long-term implications could be for executive power, the judiciary, and the Constitution.

Next, Stephen Moore, co-founder of Unleash Prosperity, joins the show to discuss the Democratic Party's socialist turn and why younger Americans are increasingly embracing the ideology. Moore explains what's driving this trend, the economic consequences if it continues, and what conservatives can do to push back.

Finally, Rachel Bovard, Vice President of Programs at the Conservative Partnership Institute, joins Josh to discuss the SAVE America Act and its prospects following the Supreme Court's latest election law ruling. She explains what the decision means for election integrity, voter registration, and whether Congress still has a path forward on election reform.

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Josh opens the show with the latest developments on the Iran deal and explains why it now appears to be hanging by a thread following Iran's actions earlier this week. He revisits what should have been done from the beginning, why the current approach has fallen short, and why President Trump still has time to secure a real victory. Josh also examines the biggest obstacles standing in the way of a lasting agreement and whether a deal is still realistically within reach.

Next, Josh turns to the courts with a major legal update, breaking down the Left's meltdown over a recent Supreme Court ruling that may go down as one of the most commonsense decisions we've seen from the Court. He explains what the ruling actually says, why critics are misrepresenting it, and what it means for the future of executive authority and the rule of law.

Finally, Josh discusses the anniversary of the Obergefell v. Hodges same-sex marriage decision at the Supreme Court and why new polling provides evidence that the fight to restore the proper definition of marriage is far from a lost cause.

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Josh opens the show by breaking down two major Supreme Court rulings that handed President Trump significant victories on immigration. He explains what the decisions mean for the administration and previews the key Supreme Court cases expected to be released over the next week to 10 days.

Next, Josh continues his analysis of the Democratic Party's embrace of socialism following recent primary elections, explaining why party leaders are struggling to contain the movement's growing influence and what it could mean heading into future elections.

Josh also examines comments from Secretary of State Marco Rubio on the prospects of a peace deal with Iran, breaking down where negotiations stand and the biggest hurdles that remain.

Finally, Josh wraps up the show by highlighting practical advice from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on building a happier, more meaningful life and why his message resonates beyond politics.

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Josh opens the show by discussing the state of the pro-life movement as the nation marks the anniversary of the Dobbs decision. He examines the progress that has been made since Roe v. Wade was overturned and what still needs to be done to protect the lives of the unborn.

Next, Josh breaks down the rise of socialism in New York following major victories for the Left in Tuesday's primary elections. He explains why the Democratic Party continues to move further left and what the diminishing influence of moderate voices could mean for the future of American politics.

Finally, Josh provides the latest update on the Iran negotiations, explaining why the situation differs significantly from the conflict in Lebanon and why that distinction remains a major obstacle to reaching a broader ceasefire agreement.

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Josh opens the show by breaking down the Democrats' continued march to the Left following the latest election results. He explains why many so-called "moderate" Democrats aren't truly moderates at all—they're simply less radical than the other candidates in their primaries. Josh then turns to the state of the Republican Party, examining the ongoing ideological battles on the right and what they mean for the future of the GOP.

Next, Josh dives into new polling that shows the MAGA base largely supports President Trump's initial hardline approach toward Iran, despite the narrative being pushed by a handful of loud critics on the right. He also provides an update on the ongoing discussions surrounding a potential Iran deal, explains why the emerging details should raise serious questions, and lays out what must happen before the United States should even consider further negotiations with Tehran.

Finally, Josh revisits the controversy surrounding Pride Night celebrations at Major League Baseball games across the country and discusses the latest developments in the growing debate over politics, sports, and cultural activism.

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Josh opens the show with the latest developments surrounding the proposed U.S.-Iran deal, breaking down the MOU everyone keeps talking about and the high-stakes summit taking place in Switzerland. As details remain scarce, Josh asks the key question: what exactly is being negotiated, and why is the public still being kept in the dark?

He then turns to the breaking political earthquake in the United Kingdom as reports emerge that Keir Starmer is stepping down, examining the broader political realignment taking place across Britain and what it could mean for the future of the U.S.-UK relationship.

Finally, Josh reflects on the passing of former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, looking back on his legacy, the lessons from his decades of influence over the American economy, and what his tenure reveals.

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Today, Josh opens the show with a troubling new statistic that reveals just how deeply divided America has become. In a nation that once rallied around shared traditions and patriotic holidays, even the Fourth of July is now becoming a source of political and cultural division. Josh examines what’s driving the growing disconnect and asks the critical question: Is there anything that can still bring Americans together?

Then, Rich Goldberg of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies joins the program to break down the recently released memorandum of understanding surrounding the U.S.-Iran agreement. Did the deal achieve its stated objectives? What are the long-term implications for American national security and stability in the Middle East? Rich separates fact from spin and explains what Americans need to know moving forward.

Finally, Josh reacts to recent comments from Pete Hegseth regarding NATO and America's role in the alliance. Josh explains why Hegseth's remarks strike the right tone and why it's time for a serious conversation about what NATO should look like in the years ahead—and what America's allies should be contributing.

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