Josh opens the show with the rumors swirling about a possible Supreme Court vacancy this summer. If it happens, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Josh lays out exactly the kind of justice he believes belongs on the court and asks the question Republicans must answer: are they serious about putting a true constitutional conservative on the bench — or are we headed for another David Souter mistake?

Rachel Bovard, Vice President of Programs at the Conservative Partnership Institute, joins Josh to break down the latest battles in Washington, including the push for the SAVE America Act and the growing divide among Republicans over the massive reconciliation bill.

Josh also dives into the latest developments with Iran, reacting to what Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said Friday and what it means for U.S. policy moving forward.

To close the show, Josh tackles the biggest question facing the country: who we are as a nation — and how immigration plays a defining role in that identity.

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Josh opens the show with the latest on the stalled peace talks with Iran, breaking down what went wrong, what it signals about the regime’s intentions, and where both sides go from here. He also calls out a senator’s misleading comments on the situation, separating political spin from the facts.

Josh is joined by Tyler O'Neil, Senior Editor at The Daily Signal, to discuss the fallout from the DOJ’s indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center. Tyler explains why the charges are significant and how his books documents years of troubling conduct by the organization.

Plus, the latest on rumors that the federal government could step in to rescue Spirit Airlines, as the airline teeters on the brink of bankruptcy.

And finally, Josh reacts to the president’s decision to change the federal classification of medical marijuana, explaining why he believes the move is a mistake.

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Josh opens the show by discussing the DOJ indictment of the SPLC. He breaks down what the indictment says and why Josh says the organization has spent years stoking division rather than combating hate.

Josh then turns to the Virginia redistricting vote that just passed, explaining what it could mean for the political landscape and why other states may soon begin redrawing their own congressional maps in response.

Josh is then joined by Mollie Hemingway, author of Alito, to discuss her new book exploring what we know—and what we don’t—about Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. Mollie also weighs in on the reports that Alito may retire this summer and what such a move would mean for the future balance of the Court.

Josh also highlights a major court case out of Texas involving the Ten Commandments, before calling out a Democratic senator who sparked controversy by cheering against the United States during the war with Iran.

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Josh opens the show by laying out the four conditions he believes must be met for a real deal with Iran, as negotiations are set to continue this week. He also reacts to the President’s latest comments about a potential deal—and the possibility that additional strikes on Iran may still be on the table.

Josh is then joined by Trent England, Executive Director of Save Our States, to explain why efforts to eliminate the Electoral College in favor of a national popular vote are not about fairness, but about political advantage. England argues that the push to scrap the Electoral College is being driven by political actors looking to tilt the system in their favor.

Josh also dives into the issue of gerrymandering, focusing on the latest controversy in Virginia and why it once again exposes what he sees as the Left’s deep hypocrisy on election rules.

He wraps up the show by highlighting another case headed to the Supreme Court, involving a state that continues to discriminate against religion despite repeated legal challenges—raising serious questions about whether some states simply refuse to learn their lesson.

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Josh opens the show by breaking down the latest developments in Iran following the events of the weekend and what they signal about where the conflict may be heading. He also explains why the opening—and potential closing—of the Strait of Hormuz carries enormous consequences for global energy markets and geopolitical stability.

Josh is then joined by Samuel Goldman, Associate Professor of Humanities at the University of Florida’s Hamilton School, to discuss Christian Zionism—what it is, where it comes from, and why the topic is more relevant today than ever before. The two explore the deep historical roots of the idea, tracing it back to the 1600s, and explain how it continues to shape modern political and religious debates.

Josh closes the show by discussing a tragic story that he argues could have been prevented, highlighting how the Left’s soft-on-crime policies continue to put innocent lives at risk.

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Josh discusses the latest developments in Iran and whether the war may finally be approaching its endgame. He breaks down the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and what it could mean for global energy markets and oil prices moving forward.

Josh also takes aim at the growing campaign on the Left to target and intimidate conservative lawyers, explaining why these attacks strike at the heart of the legal system and the rule of law.

He then reacts to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’s remarks earlier this week, where Thomas warned that modern progressivism poses a serious threat to America’s institutions and constitutional order.

Josh closes the show by examining a new study showing religion declining among young women while rising among young men. He explores why this divide may be emerging and what can be done to reverse a broader trend of declining faith in America.

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Josh opens the show by tackling the growing rumors of a potential Supreme Court vacancy later this year and what it could mean for the future balance of the Court. He shares his thoughts on who he believes should be considered for the highest court in the land and makes the case that now is not the time for a “go-along-to-get-along” nominee—but rather a no-nonsense conservative willing to stand firm on the Constitution.

Josh is then joined by Lara Trump, former RNC co-chair and Trump campaign senior advisor, to discuss the endgame in the war with Iran and how the conflict could shape the political landscape heading into the midterm elections. She also weighs in on the narrative that Republican momentum is fading—and why she believes the reality looks very different.

Josh wraps up the show by reacting to Vice President JD Vance’s remarks at a recent TPUSA event, highlighting what his comments say about the direction of the conservative movement.

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Josh responds to the pope’s recent comments about the war in Iran and examining how they square with Scripture. He also breaks down the latest developments in the ongoing peace talks between Israel and Lebanon and what the newest updates could mean for stability across the Middle East.

Josh is then joined by Peter St. Onge, Senior Economist at The Heritage Foundation, to discuss the state of the economy and the real key to bringing oil prices down—both here at home and around the world.

Later, Josh reacts to a major Left-wing influencer once again making headlines with inflammatory comments, and he explains why Republicans would be wise to spotlight rhetoric like this to show just how far outside the mainstream parts of the modern Left have drifted.

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