Jenna Ellis reflects on the significance of fatherhood and the biblical principles of masculinity. Joined by Alex McFarland, they discuss the current crisis of manhood, the cultural challenges men face, and the importance of restoring biblical values in relationships and family dynamics. 

Jenna Ellis discusses the alarming findings from the Rape Gang Inquiry Report in Britain, which reveals the systematic abuse of vulnerable girls by predominantly Muslim Pakistani gangs. Joined by Calvin Robinson, they delve into the implications of this report, the failures of law enforcement, and the broader issues surrounding immigration and cultural integration in the UK and the US. The conversation highlights the urgent need for accountability and reform in various institutions to protect the rights and safety of women and children.

Jenna Ellis discusses the implications of Steven Spielberg's new film, "Disclosure Day," which raises questions about the existence of extraterrestrial life and its potential impact on Christian faith. Joined by Steve Deace, they delve into the film's narrative, its attempts to deconstruct Christianity, and the broader societal reactions to such themes. Jenna emphasizes the importance of a solid theological foundation in addressing these existential questions, reinforcing that the gospel remains unchanged regardless of the existence of alien life.

Jenna Ellis discusses the recent developments surrounding the U.S. deal with Iran and its implications for both American and Israeli interests. Joined by author and commentator Dan Barwami, they analyze the complexities of the agreement, the theological underpinnings of Iran's regime, and the potential long-term consequences for the region and the West.

Jenna discusses the significance of Flag Day and President Trump's birthday, highlighting his patriotic spirit and recent events that showcase his love for America. She delves into the controversial decision by the Florida GOP to cancel gubernatorial primary debates, arguing that it's essential for voters to hear from all candidates. Jenna also touches on the implications of Bethany Christian Services' new policy regarding LGBTQ couples in adoption and the broader societal impacts of family structures.

 Jenna Ellis discusses the recent controversy surrounding the Department of War's new list of recognized military faiths, which excludes certain groups such as atheists and Mormons. Joined by Pastor Gino Geraci, they explore the implications of government recognition of religions, the definition of Christianity, and the ongoing debate about the inclusion of various denominations. Raw Egg Nationalist joined later to discuss the UK's increased violence with immigrants and CRUMBL introduction of dirty sodas

(00:00) Jenna Ellis: Rights that our founders recognize come from God our Creator

(00:33) Department of War is substantially reducing the number of religions it officially recognizes

(09:42) There has been a watering down of what it actually means to be Christian

(18:59) Gino Dracy: Many cultural Christians will go along to get along

(21:17) Police stepping up security in Northern Ireland after night of violence

(31:47) Keir Starmer is constrained by public sentiment over mass immigration

(38:58) Crumble's new dirty soda contains 186 grams of sugar

(46:41) Jenna: Big things do need to change in the food system

Jenna Ellis engages with former Congressman Bob Good to discuss the recent U.S. airstrikes on Iran and the implications for U.S. foreign policy. They dissect President Trump's approach to Iran, the complexities of military action, and the importance of clear communication with the American people. The conversation also touches on the recent South Caroline primary results, Trump's endorsements, and the ongoing dynamics within the Republican Party. Additionally, Jenna highlights the Southern Baptist Convention's recent decisions, including a formal ban on women pastors, and the significance of maintaining a biblical worldview in governance.

(00:00) The rights that our founders recognize come from God our creator, not our government

(00:34) Former Congressman Bob Good: President Trump strikes Iran as ceasefire collapses

(06:38) David Brody: Where is Israel in all of this?

(11:09) Bob Good gives his take on South Carolina's primaries

(16:47) Bob Good: I'm tired of MAGA trying to cancel primaries

(20:30) Thousands of Southern Baptists overwhelmingly voted to advance a formal ban on women pastors

(21:21) Southern Baptists have voted to advance a formal ban on churches with women pastors

(28:58) Southern Baptists voted overwhelmingly for new president Willie Rice on seven pillars

(35:53) Ryan Helfenbein speaks on legitimacy in government on American Family Radio

(46:56) Ryan: I encourage listeners to have a Bible reading plan

We delve into pressing constitutional questions as Jenna speaks with former prosecutor Don Brown. They explore the implications of recent Supreme Court cases, including the controversial Talbot case regarding military recruitment policies and the separation of powers. The discussion highlights the judicial branch's authority and its impact on executive decisions, alongside the broader context of governance in America.

(00:00) Don Brown: June typically means Supreme Court season of controversial cases

(09:14) Checks on the executive within the military are to be made by Congress

(15:44) Carmelo Anthony was sentenced to 35 years in Texas track meet murder

(18:26) Gerard Felitti: Carmelo Anthony should have gotten 35 years

(28:49) Gerard Felitti: Carmelo Anthony case shocks left

(31:57) Hello Fresh facing backlash for controversial Pride Month post featuring sexually suggestive content

(33:58) Walker Wildman: Major companies are advertising based on homosexual behavior

(43:47) Christian conservatives have been fighting no fault divorce for decades

(46:26) Walker: Boycotting over moral issues is within the confines of Christianity

Jenna Ellis discusses the complex dynamics of U.S. foreign policy regarding Israel and Iran with guest Auron MacIntyre. They analyze the implications of President Trump's demands for a ceasefire and the differing priorities of Israel and the United States in the ongoing conflict. The conversation delves into the challenges of alliances, the motivations behind military actions, and the responsibilities of sovereign nations. Additionally, Jenna and Patrick Hedger touch on the recent bipartisan draft bill aimed at regulating artificial intelligence and its potential impact on innovation. Finally jenna discusses the Henry Nowak case with Raw Egg Nationalist

Jenna discusses the ongoing California primary elections and the implications of mail-in voting, alongside guest Matthew Williams, who shares insights on the challenges of election integrity in the state. The conversation also shifts to the importance of the SAVE Act and its potential impact on fair elections. Later, Jenna delves into a deeply concerning medical case involving a child in Texas, discussing the ethical implications of brain death and the treatment decisions made by hospitals. Lastly she discusses Youtube Influencers announcing killing their unborn child.

Jenna Ellis engages in a thought-provoking discussion with investigative journalist Billy Hallowell about the intersection of faith, UFOs, and the supernatural. They explore the implications of recent UFO file releases from a biblical worldview and how Christians can reconcile these phenomena with their faith.

 As America approaches its 250th anniversary, we explore how our understanding of liberty has evolved and the importance of rededicating ourselves to the principles that have sustained our nation. We also touch on the recent shifts in public opinion regarding same-sex marriage and the implications for conservatives.

(00:00) Jenna Ellis: House passes resolution to block military action against Iran

(01:00) One month out from July 4th, we celebrate America's 250th anniversary

(02:43) Troy Miller: We do take liberty for granted as a society

(11:36) Troy Miller: There's been a concerted effort to remove God from public institutions

(15:35) Gallup poll finds decline in acceptance of same sex marriage among Republicans

(28:33) Delano Squires says overturning anti-sodomy laws doesn't change morality

(35:26) House passes resolution to block military action against Iran; President Trump could veto it

(44:46) Gerard Filitti: The Supreme Court has traditionally given deference to executive

Jenna Ellis discusses the latest developments in the primary elections, focusing on the implications of recent results in Iowa and California. Joined by Steve Deace, they analyze the performance of Trump-endorsed candidates and the shifting dynamics within the Republican Party. The conversation then shifts to the ongoing debate surrounding family values and the significance of Fidelity Month in states like Arkansas and Tennessee with Ryan Helfenbein.

(00:00) Jenna Ellis: Rights that our founders recognize come from God our Creator

(00:33) Major races in California, including the governor's race, are still uncalled

(02:06) Steve Martin: Zach Lane nearly beat incumbent Randy Feenstra in Iowa primary

(09:25) Rob Sand: A lot of rural Iowans support President Trump

(16:12) There aren't any really good options here, but we have to choose one

(20:03) Jenna Ellis: Arkansas has declared June Fidelity Month

(21:54) Ryan Helfenbein: Pride Month peaked under Joe Biden

(26:36) John Quincy Adams: Properly defining family government would force civil government reforms

(33:34) The Florida legislature has approved Governor Ron DeSantis's property tax proposal

(35:05) There are misconceptions about what services would still be funded under Florida property tax plan

(38:44) Proposal to cut Florida property taxes will go before voters in November

(45:25) Blaze Ingolia: Florida's property tax initiative could set national precedent

Jenna Ellis discusses the controversial plan by Google to release up to 32 million sterile mosquitoes in California and Florida as part of their "debug" program with Raw Egg Nationalist. She also discusses the latest on the Iran Conflict with Scott Uehlinger. Finally she talks to Gerard Filitti about the trial of the alleged killer of Charlie Kirk

(00:00) Jenna Ellis: Rights that our founders recognize come from God our creator

(00:34) Google Debug aims to stop bad bugs with good bugs by releasing sterile mosquitoes

(02:27) Charles Cornish Dale questions why Google is focusing on tackling mosquito problems

(10:59) Jayhatta: Where's the line between reasonable public information and fear mongering

(21:03) Scott Ulinger: Iranian leader reportedly resigns amid ongoing nuclear negotiations

(31:10) Scott Eulinger: Public perception on war depends on how Trump handles it

(33:00) New Charlie Kirk assassination evidence set to be made public at bombshell court hearing

(34:52) Gerard Filitti: Whether defense goes to preliminary hearing makes sense

(44:24) Gerard Filitti: The biggest misconception about preliminary hearings is misinformation

(47:54) The prosecution needs to prove motive and why Tyler Robinson allegedly confessed

Jenna talks to Auron MacIntyre about the Paxton V Talarico Texas General Election upcoming and then discusses with Mike Donnelly about Disney wanting to have "The View" labeled as News

(00:00) Jenna Ellis: Rights that our founders recognize come from God, not government

(00:33) Ken Paxton and James Talarico face off in Texas Senate race

(04:06) Talaico has said some things that he actually believes

(05:32) Orin McIntyre: Ken Paxton's worldview will carry over into Senate policies

(15:16) Ken Paxton and James Talarico face off in Texas Senate race

(18:30) Oren McIntyre: This midterm is going to be a reckoning on Trump agenda

(21:02) Disney is asking FCC to declare the View exempt from equal opportunities requirements

(22:51) Disney is suing the FCC over its Fairness Doctrine regarding news programs

(31:18) FCC is considering whether to regulate political speech on airwaves

(36:57) Should the government be in the business of producing the View?

(37:52) Jenna Ellis welcomes Mike Donnelly back to American Family Radio

(40:06) I'm a big supporter of eliminating the income tax because I believe it's immoral

(43:35) I believe that the income tax system as a system is immoral

Guest Host: Fred Jackson discusses Iran Deal

 Jenna discusses the dignity of life from conception until natural death with Father Frank Pavone

Jenna Ellis discusses the recent political landscape in Texas, focusing on the significant victories for conservative candidates, particularly Ken Paxton, and the implications for the GOP. Joined by Texas State Representative Brian Harrison, they analyze the grassroots support that led to these wins, the challenges faced by establishment Republicans, and the shifting dynamics within the party as they head toward future elections. The conversation also touches on the controversial topic of abortion and the legal ramifications surrounding recent cases in Texas, highlighting the inconsistencies in the pro-choice narrative.

(00:00) Jenna Ellis: Rights that our founders recognize come from God our Creator

(00:33) Ken Paxton unseated John Cornyn in hotly contested Texas primary

(01:48) Ken Paxton beat incumbent John Cornyn 30 points in Texas attorney general race

(05:05) Jen Tallarigo: Ken Paxton's victory is a testament to voters

(09:24) Chip Roy loses runoff for Texas Attorney General to a MAGA challenger

(13:17) Brian Harrison: Al Green losing his seat was a big victory for Texas Republicans

(15:07) Texas man accused of giving pregnant girlfriend abortion drug and causing unborn child's death

(17:07) Frank Pavone: Abortion law should be clear regardless of who consents

(22:26) Texas is among the leading states protecting unborn children from abortion pills

(24:36) Jenna Bell: Is a forced abortion okay? Ask your pro choice friends

(28:01) Frank Pavone: We have to continue working with our state legislators

(29:20) Jenna Ellis: We need to talk about a post Trump world

(30:23) JD Vance: I think MAGA has morphed into America first

(35:46) Ron Deantis: The definition of America first basically being America only

(42:39) Everybody is looking at Trump to make his endorsement for the next nominee

(46:34) David Brody on where loyalty aspect of Trump presidency goes from here

Jenna Ellis discusses the complex geopolitical landscape surrounding Iran and the U.S. response, featuring insights from former Congressman Bob Good. The conversation delves into the challenges of negotiating peace, the implications for Israel, and the evolving dynamics within the Republican Party regarding support for Israel.

(00:00) Jenna Ellis: U.S. constitution obligates government to protect God's rights

(00:33) Bob Good: President Trump announced major combat operations against Iran

(02:48) The President is negotiating with Iran over a nuclear deal

(07:12) There is concern with President Trump about declaring victory on Iran deal

(15:46) Why is Israel becoming such a flashpoint and divide inside the Republican Party

(22:39) How should Christians think about the definition of Israel in those contexts

(33:11) How should the Church be talking about Israel from a biblical and theological perspective

(36:05) Jenna Ellis: I appreciate Gino answering questions on American Family Radio

(37:21) Gunman who attempted to shoot White House was previously known to Secret Service

(44:19) The Anti Weaponization Fund was established to compensate victims of lawfare

Jenna Ellis discusses the significance of truth and the biblical worldview as it relates to family, government, and the current cultural landscape. Joined by guest Jon Root, they delve into the reappropriation of Christian music and the implications of redefining family in today’s society. They explore how the concepts of love, identity, and morality are being challenged and distorted, urging listeners to stand firm in their faith and understanding of scripture.

(00:00) Jenna Ellis: Rights that our founders recognize come from God our Creator

(00:34) Memorial Day is more of a solemn day of remembrance for the fallen

(03:36) Christian song Testify to Love being misappropriated as LGBTQ anthem

(07:11) Jenna Deuter: John Root is a faith, sports and culture commentator

(16:52) John Root: If you are not rooted in scripture, you are deceived

(21:21) Jenna Ellis: Truth versus suppression of truth and unrighteousness

(31:37) Christianity can be defined based off your sexual desires, John says

(39:36) Jenna: John Root, where can people reach you across social media

(40:18) Jenna Ellis: Until Christians advocate for clear biblical definition of family, we lose ground