Jason speaks with Dr. Nicole Saphier, the Director of Breast Imaging at Memorial Sloane Kettering, to discuss how the unplanned pregnancy of her oldest son in high school gave her the fortitude to persevere through the challenges of medical school.

Jason discusses his concern for the direction President Biden and VP Harris are taking on immigration, brings on the stupid with an unsatisfied Burger King customer, and gives his daughter a call to talk about her experience in the United States Senate.

Jason discusses the proper role of government in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. He touches on the responsibility of individuals and businesses to respond to revised CDC mask guidelines, mixed messaging from the President, and more.

Jason exposes needless government spending as a result of President Biden's $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 relief bill, including $600,000 on gazebos at Guantanamo Bay, money for handwashing in Syria, and funding for civil society grants in Russia.

Jason is joined by Representative Michael Waltz, (R-FL) who discusses the values of self-reliance and responsibility. He explains how his faith and commitment to his country brought him to serve in the military and in Congress.

Jason discusses asylum-seeking within the United States and revisits Vice President Kamala Harris' failure to visit the Southern border. Then he brings on the stupid with a Florida man who allegedly shoved a woman into a fold-out couch.

Jason revisits massive spending on the part of the Biden Administration and emphasizes the government's growing deficit. Then he brings on the stupid with one Ohio man who decided to show his support for former President Trump in an inappropriate way.

Jason raises concerns about the DOJ's quarterly report. Then he brings on the stupid with Representative AOC, who wants to reduce violent crime by stopping the building of prisons.

Jason calls out House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for using proxy voting as a means of maintaining control in the House of Representatives and calls her leadership 'a grip on power that is unbelievable.'

Jason highlights IRS corruption and their recent denial of tax-exempt status to a Christian education nonprofit for having 'Republican' ideals. Then, he brings on the stupid with Hunter Biden's art, now valued at $500,000.

Jason revisits Democratic criticism of a Georgia voting law that resulted in moving the MLB All-Star game from Atlanta to Denver. He also comments on the Texas House Democrats flying to Washington, D.C. in order to keep Republicans from passing new laws.

Jason discusses whether it is the correct role of the Federal government to go door-to-door encouraging the COVID-19 vaccine and the legitimacy of a multi-billion-dollar bill addressing the safety and security of the Capitol complex.

Jason is joined by Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY), who discusses how he and his 'high school sweetheart' from Kentucky ended up together at the artificial intelligence lab at MIT, their technology startup, building their off-grid home, and more.

Jason is joined by former White House Press Secretary, Ari Fleischer. Ari discusses how he got involved in politics, what he learned from spending nearly two decades on Capitol Hill, and his experience serving as White House Press Secretary.

Jason talks about the debt ceiling and why he thinks it is 'an important national conversation'. Later, he is joined by Montana Governor Greg Gianforte who discusses his business background, transition into politics, and more.

Jason is joined by former White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany. Kayleigh discusses how her upbringing in Florida informed her political ideals, her career journey, and the lessons she learned while serving as White House Press Secretary.

This week, Jason sits down with Elizabeth Smart, who recounts the harrowing details of her 2002 kidnapping from her Utah home. Listen now!

Jason discusses why he disagrees with how President Biden carried out the U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. Then, he reviews how a woman from Connecticut got sentenced to jail for walking across a thermal area in Yellowstone National Park.

Jason is joined by former U.S. Navy SEAL Rob O'Neill, who discusses the lessons he learned growing up in Montana, his experience with SEAL Team Six, and being part of the 2011 mission that killed Usama bin Laden.

Jason is joined by the host of 'Fox Across America', Jimmy Failla. Jimmy shares his experience as a NYC taxi driver, what caused him to break into stand-up comedy, and how his former career continues to help him connect with his radio show listeners.

Jason weighs in on Democratic congressional spending on the part of the American Rescue Plan, a piece of legislation he calls 'the Coronavirus Relief Heist.' He also shares a personal story regarding Speaker Nancy Pelosi.