FULL SHOW: Intense military strikes; Disturbing Epstein update.

Yesterday marked a significant escalation in the war against Iran, as both nations exchanged major missile strikes and deployed military weapons, with tensions extending to the Strait of Hormuz. Attorney General Pam Bondi has allegedly relocated to military housing amid ongoing security threats. New details have surfaced regarding Jeffrey Epstein’s New Mexico ranch, with reports of alleged deadly sex games and other disturbing activities that took place there. NYC Mayor Mamdani is facing controversy after inviting a supporter of the October 7th Israeli attacks to dinner at Gracie Mansion.

Mark interviews political strategist Ed Rollins. Speaker Mike Johnson has called for a reassessment of roles and positions within the GOP. With the current political climate, the stage for the midterms is effectively being set now - though much could shift depending on how events unfold over the next eight months. Mark and Ed also turn to how GOP resources should be strategically allocated in the lead-up to the midterms. Meanwhile, New York City is pushing forward with a proposed $30-per-hour minimum wage bill aimed at supporting everyday workers.

The Aitolia’s son was wounded over the past several days amid ongoing military strikes carried out by the United States and Israel. New York City continues to advance its proposal for a $30-per-hour minimum wage. A school in Colts Neck, NJ, is considering renaming its building in honor of President Trump.

Mark interviews author Ann Coulter. Ann argues that the current minimum wage doesn’t fully reflect the long-term financial burden it places on businesses and companies over time in NYC. She advocates for states to establish their own versions of DOGE in order to eliminate wasteful spending and reduce government payrolls. Ann also sounds off on the significant amount of taxpayer money she says was wasted by the Biden administration on illegal aliens.

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