Rep. Ralph Norman discusses voting on spending bill for SAVE ACT, and recommends the use of polygraph tests in the investigation into the circumstances surrounding the second attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. “Look at the past two assassination attempts, that's not by accident. I mean, there’s something is going on that and maybe a polygraph test for the shooter at the golf course. How did he know Donald Trump would be there, who told him, had to be somebody on the inside,” he says. Additional interview with AMAC Spokesman Bobby Charles on the top headlines of this week.

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John Solomon and Arizona Congressman Eli Crane break down revelation that suspected Trump assassin Ryan Routh was on the radar of Homeland Security after he was flagged by U.S. Custom and Border Patrol officials during his return from Ukraine in June of 2023, but the Homeland Security Investigations refused to open a probe into him. Additional interview with Senator Ron Johnson on why former President Donald Trump needs to add a “head of security” to his campaign team that will oversee Secret Service detail. “We need to have far better surveillance of these venues where President Trump is going to go,” he says.

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Former FBI Terrorism Supervisor Jeff Danik says it is almost impossible that U.S. intelligence Agencies such as the NSA and CIA did not have some knowledge of apparent Trump assassination suspect Ryan Wesley Routh given his ties to battlefield recruitment in Ukraine and Afghanistan. Danik says both countries are “high criteria intelligence collection points….for our CIA, NSA, and five other partners. So an American traipsing around in those battlegrounds are going to be [noticed], I would be shocked if one of the intelligence agencies didn’t have [Routh] devices compromises, and all of the data collected.” Additional interview with U.S. Oil and Gas Association President Tim Stewart comparing Harris and Trump energy agendas.

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Representative Matt Rosendale (R-MT) explains why Democrats pass their political agendas while House Republicans struggle to get the votes for budget bills. Rep. Rosendale vows to continue his fight to shrink federal government, reduce spending, and restore order to Congress. Additional interview with Rep. Claudia Tenney, and, ‘Wired2Fish Coffee’ Leaha Thomas.

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Representative Josh Brecheen (R-OK) says Democrat members of Congress don’t know how to legislate because they have no principle leading their party. Rep. Brecheen slams the Democratic Party for not leading with principle, it’s all sunshine and rainbows, bringing out surprise celebrities to perform, “painting a picture of celebration” while our country heads toward demise. Additional interviews with Miklos Szantho, who touts CPAC Hungary’s ‘Wokebusters’ campaign, and Executive Director of Americans for Pharma Reform Rob Burgess.

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Former Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan says Springfield, Ohio’s Haitian migrant crisis is the direct result of the Biden-Harris administration’s open border policies. “It’s why we’ve been saying for a very long time that every state is a border state,” he says. Additional interviews with Alan Dershowitz on Merrick Garland’s comments that the Justice Department will not become a political weapon after Trump criticisms and Rep. Tim Burchett.

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Former Democrat Strategist Mark Penn calls for an internal investigation of ABC moderators following the partisan referring of former President Donald Trump in recent debate with Vice- President Kamala Harris. Penn says, the performance that ABC moderates gave begs the question of if the process is fair, “I care less about who wins than I care about the process. Because I believe, ultimately, if the process is really fair and people get to see the choices, the voters, over time, will make good decisions.” Going on to say, “let's imagine in that Biden debate in June that those moderators had acted like ABC and let's say they interrupted Trump three or four times and said, you know, that's a lie. Biden might not have dropped out, Biden might have been perceived to be the winner of that debate, or at least good enough in that debate, but in that case, the moderators let the two of them have a fair debate, and the public was able to make a a fair conclusion that Biden really wasn't, certainly wasn't up to a second term, let alone the first term. And that's why it is so important that people who are the keepers of these democratic institutions, and the press is on the front lines, give the voters, you know, treat the candidates in an equal, even handed way, so that the voters are seeing the real game, okay, and not a staged wrestling match.”

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Bernie Kerik slams ABC moderators for not asking any questions on terrorism the night before anniversary of September 11th, discusses that fateful day and it’s legacy. Additional interviews with pollster Scott Rasmussen on Trump-Harris debate having little to no impact on polling and AMAC's Bobby Charles.

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