Rep. Josh Brecheen says Congress to vote on a bill next week that will pull federal funding from universities that within the last weeks of nationwide protests failed to protect students on their campuses against antisemitic protestors violence. A key member of House Budget Committee says that by Congress acting it will send a very clear message to university’s, “if you're going to continue insanity, goodbye federal programming dollars.” Additional interview with AMAC Spokesman Bobby Charles on the news of the week and nationwide unrest.

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Former House Freedom Caucus Leader zings Speaker Mike Johnson for compromising conservative principles. Congressman Perry says that while he is unhappy with how the Speaker has been leading the caucus he is still undecided with how he will vote on the upcoming Speaker impeachment vote. Additional interviews with Cornell Professor William Jacobson on the state of college campuses as Gaza Protests break out across the United States and Michael Patrick Leahy.

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Key Member of House Oversight and Judiciary slams Democrats over recent reports and efforts by Democrats and Biden administration to secure a 10-year continued funding package for Ukraine. Biggs remarks, he “didn’t know that the [United States] was trying to annex Ukraine as the 51st state. [The United States] has spent something like 42% of the money is actually gone to the military, to go on target. The rest of it has gone to supply [the Ukrainians] pensions, their farm subsidies, their government operations, a significant portion of it is just gone to the wind, we have no idea where it went, the same with the some of the material. I thought that the Democrat, Republican coalition that that Speaker Johnson put together, I thought they gave us an outrageous product a week or so ago. And I would just tell you, it takes amazing chutzpah on the part of President Zelinsky to come back and say, ‘Oh, we're gonna do this again for 10 years,’ What? What are you talking about?” Additional interview with Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill on her lawsuit against the Biden administration over Title IX.

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Host John Solomon moderates the Association of Mature American Citizens' "Bootcamp for Boomers" event being held in Morrisville, Pennsylvania. Interviews with Former White House Press Secretary Hogan Gidley on ranked choice voting, former United States Ambassador to Denmark Carla Sands on President Joe Biden’s green agenda raising energy costs and contributes to inflation, AMAC Action Senior Vice President Andy Mangione on AMAC’s work with physician groups to expose pharmacy benefit managers’ (PBM) anticompetitive business practices, and many more! Be sure to tune in and become an AMAC member by signing up at AMAC.US/justnews.

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October 7th Survivor Natalie Sanandaji details her harrowing escape from the Hamas attack on Nova Music Festival in Israel, and how upon arriving back to the United States she has been faced with constant death threats and doxing for her speaking out. Additional interviews with Former U.S. Army Brigadier General Anthony Tata on the state of America’s military readiness under the Biden administration as conflict pop-up around the globe with lack of U.S. leadership on world stage, Devin Nunes, CEO of Trump Media and Technology, and U.S. Oil and Gas President Tim Stewart on the best kept secret that America’s energy industry boosts the job market.

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Ohio Congressman Warren Davidson celebrates the House passing the bipartisan Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale Act. The legislation, co-sponsored by Rep. Davidson, would limit law enforcement and government’s ability to purchase Americans’ data from Big Tech companies. "Privacy may be one of our most infringed rights that’s supposed to be protected by the Bill of Rights,” he says. Additional interviews with Kash Patel on how Supreme Court Justice Alito’s position shatters prosecution’s case against Trump immunity claim and Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters vows to take Biden’s Title IX changes to court, getting ‘the lawsuits ready to go.’

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Campus Reform Nicholas Giordano joins the show to discuss recent evidence that Columbia University through its student organization is funding the Pro-Palestine protests group campus encampment. Additional interview with Fred Fleitz detailing how the Biden Administration is trying to handle eruptions in the Middle East, Russia-Ukraine, Taiwan-China, and now Niger.

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Pollster John McLaughlin breaks down all the latest numbers and polling with 195 days to go until the 2024 Presidential Election. Recent polling show “66% of all voters see these indictments against Donald Trump as political and 56% think Joe Biden has played a role in these indictments ordering them against President Trump, 54 to 36% say there’s a double standard of justice in the United States, 56 to 35 say since we're so close to election day, let the voters decide, not the courts, and you've got 53% to 34% that believe Joe Biden's training put Donald Trump in jail.”

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