On this episode of the podcast, Corey DeAngelis discusses how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping education and why a free-market approach is key to success. The duo highlights First Lady Melania Trump’s Presidential AI Challenge — which awards up to $10,000 for AI-driven solutions while DeAngelis emphasizes the power of bottom-up innovation over top-down mandates.

The school choice advocate also points to schools like Alpha School in Austin, Texas, where students use AI for two hours a day and consistently achieve top national scores, as proof of what’s possible outside the control of the teachers’ unions. DeAngelis also makes the case for school choice to empower parents and explores how AI can boost vocational training, especially in farming, to strengthen rural education and even bolster national security.

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On this episode of the podcast, Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie examines the troubling crime landscape in Chicago and other major U.S. cities. Representative McCombie points to a combination of low police staffing and woke liberal policies — including zero cash bail and sanctuary city laws as drivers of the crisis. Although violent crime is down slightly, Chicago still ranks among the most violent cities per capita and remains above the five-year average. House Minority Leader McCombie called out Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Governor J.B. Pritzker for refusing to seek federal assistance and instead shifting blame to President Trump.

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On this episode of the podcast Tristan Leavitt, President of Empower Oversight, breaks down the groundbreaking settlements reached between the Department of Justice and 10 courageous whistleblowers. Among them are Garret O'Boyle, Steven Friend, Marcus Allen, Zachary Schoffstall, Monica Shillingburg, and Michael Zummer — FBI agents and employees who faced retaliation and discrimination under the Biden administration’s weaponization of the security clearance process.

Leavitt exposes the grueling fight to reinstate clearances, the devastating toll on families and careers, and how the system was used to silence dissent. He also highlights the pivotal role of Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) in securing these victories — outcomes that have allowed some whistleblowers to return to their posts at the FBI.

Head also pressed President Trump on several issues during his Cabinet Meeting held on August 26, 2025. Hear about her exclusive conversation and line of questioning for our Commander-in-Chief.

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On this episode of the podcast, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton joins Host Amanda Head to break down President Trump’s new executive orders on burning the American flag and taking measures to end cashless bail to curtail crime and recidivism in Washington, D.C.

AG Paxton highlights Texas’ bail reform and praises the state’s decision to put the Ten Commandments back in schools. Paxton also unloaded on Pfizer for deceiving Americans about vaccine efficacy and on the ATF for overstepping its authority on silencers, tying both fights to constitutional freedoms.

The longtime Attorney General endorsed Aaron Reitz to succeed him in the upcoming election while also torching Senator John Cornyn for decades of broken promises, weak Trump support and siding with President Biden on the Second Amendment.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amy Nelson shares the harrowing five-year ordeal her family endured after the FBI launched a federal criminal investigation into her husband, a former Amazon executive. Despite no charges ever being filed, the Department of Justice seized their assets, including $7 million, devastating their family financially, mentally, and emotionally. Backed by former federal prosecutors, Amazon pressed for charges of “honest services fraud” even though her husband had complied fully with his employment contract.

Over the years the Nelsons fought back, spending over $4 million in legal fees, while corporate giants and government agencies closed ranks. Their story exposes a disturbing alliance between Big Tech and the federal government, raising serious questions about unchecked corporate influence, prosecutorial overreach, and the lack of accountability from top leaders. Amy now advocates for justice and systemic reform, determined to prevent other families from enduring similar abuses of power.

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On this episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head talks with Just The News reporters, Ben Whedon and Natalia Mittelstadt about their latest news articles published over on JustTheNews.com.

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On this episode of the podcast, Wisconsin Congressman Glenn Grothman discussed the federalization of Washington, D.C., emphasizing its potential to reduce crime and improve safety. He criticized the liberal governance of cities like Milwaukee and linked the rise in crime to the breakdown of families due to welfare programs.

Additionally, Rep. Grothman highlighted the Oversight Committee's subpoenas to figures like Hillary Clinton and Eric Holder, accusing them of election manipulation. He also addressed former President Joe Biden's pardons and executive orders, questioning their legality and impact. Finally, Congressman Grothman praised President Trump's reduction of the illegal immigrant population by 1.6 million and stressed the need for further deportations to maintain American values and housing affordability.

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On this episode of the podcast, former CIA Chief Russia Analyst and vice presidential special assistant George Beebe, discussed the upcoming summit between Presidents Trump and Putin in Alaska. Beebe expects the meeting to focus on advancing peace in Ukraine and improving U.S.-Russia relations. He doubts a ceasefire will be achieved without addressing Russia’s core interests. Beebe predicts a framework agreement outlining a roadmap for peace and improved bilateral relations.

Beebe also emphasized the importance of involving Ukraine in the peace process and suggested potential compromises, such as Ukraine not joining NATO and Russia not blocking Ukraine’s EU accession. Beebe highlighted the strategic significance of the summit and its impact on U.S. foreign policy, particularly in countering China’s rise.

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