Representative Tom Tiffany joins Jenna to talk House politics and Trump nominees. Ken Cuccinelli from the Center for Renewing America presents what is necessary logistically to deport the numbers of people Trump wants to deport. WBAP radio host James Parker brings an update on the Daniel Penny subway case in New York.

Executive Director of the Standing for Freedom Center Ryan Helfenbein and Arizona Representative Andy Biggs join Jenna to discuss the opportunity of the new Trump administration, his leadership appointments, as well as votes in the Senate and House of Representatives for their leaders.

Ashley Hayek of the America First Policy Institute lays out the strategy that was deployed to win the election. Author and health expert Raw Egg Naturalist discusses the changes coming as a result of the election and gives his analysis of President Trump's choices for leadership positions in his administration. The founder of Blackwater, Erik Prince, talks about the U.S. military and what President Trump should do to restructure and strengthen it.

Marc Lotter of the America First Policy Institute and Abraham Hamilton III from the American Family Association join the program to break down the transition to the Trump administration. Leif Le Mahieu from the Daily Wire brings an update on the FEMA employee that directing aid be withheld from Trump supporters after the hurricane damage in Florida.

Jenna welcomes Tho Bishop of The Mises Institute, Walker Wildmon of AFA Action, and Chelsea Wildmon of AFA Foundation

Steve Deace of Blaze Media discusses the Trump mandate and explains why it is critical that Christians continue the legal and political fight against abortion. Newly elected Texas Rep. Brandon Gill joins the program to look at what the Republican agenda should be. And, Cleta Mitchell from the Conservative Partnership Institute says it was a good night for election integrity but there is still work to do.

Jenna is joined by Daniel Horowitz of Blaze Media and Frank Pavone of Priests for Life to break down the presidential election and look at how abortion amendments faired that were on state ballots.

Radio hosts Todd Starnes and Jeff Hunt join Jenna to preview the election.

Gov. Ron DeSantis breaks down amendments on the Florida ballot on marijuana and abortion. Pastor Jack Hibbs says Christians must participate in elections and vote. GOP Strategist Rob Salvador discusses campaigns using AI to direct political messaging in real time.

Tho Bishop of the Mises Institute explains Polymarket, how it works and whether it's more accurate than political polling. Mary Margaret Olohan from the Daily Wire discusses President Trump's embracing of the transgender culture war and what that might mean on election day. Representative Dave Williams, Chairman of Colorado GOP, talks about the seriousness of the Colorado Secretary of State posting passwords for voting machines online.

Dr. Eric Hall, Florida Secretary of Department of Juvenile Justice, discusses the problems with Florida's amendment 3 that would legalize marijuana. Pastor Willy Rice, Pastor of Calvary Church in Clearwater, Florida, shares why it is important for churches to do their part in educating Christians about their faith so they can be informed and effective voters and members of society. Frank Pavone, founder of Priests for Life, discusses his "NO Campaign" exposing the agenda behind abortion amendments on the ballots in many states this year.

Secretaries Shevaun Harris and Jason Weida join the program to break down Florida Amendment 4 and explain the difference between parental rights and parental notification. Joel Rosenberg of All Israel News addresses Democrats calling President Trump a Nazi and implores American Christians to go to the polls and vote Christian values. Finally, Kaylie Ray, co-captain of the Utah State volleyball team, discusses the erosion of Title IX as transgenders are allowed to compete in women's athletics.

Guest host Fred Jackson and Chris Woodward from American Family News discuss the upcoming elections, what states are doing to prepare and the issues to look for on state ballots.

Retired CIA and naval officer Scott Uehlinger brings an update on the investigation into the leaking of classified information from the Pentagon. Marc Lotter of the America First Policy Institute takes a look at polling as the campaigns enter the final stretch to election day. Manny Diaz Jr., Commissioner of the Florida Department of Education, discusses the importance of voting no on Florida Amendment 3 legalizing marijuana.

Chris Lane of Cygnal Media joins the program to discuss the Trump campaign and their encouraging early voting. Pastor and author John Amanchukwu examines Christians' roll in elections. Chris Woodward from American Family News breaks down the media coverage of the campaigns and the election.

Hogan Gidley of the Center for Election Integrity talks about Donald Trump's McDonald's visit and his ability to relate to and have conversations with ordinary people. Allen West of the Dallas GOP discusses the border crisis and Kamala Harris' role in it. He then takes a look at the critical congressional and senatorial elections taking place. Finally, Jenna emphasizes the importance of being informed about state ballot initiatives and discusses Colorado Amendment 80 on school choice.

Katy Faust, Founder and President of Them Before Us, and Walker Wildmon, Vice President of American Family Association, join Jenna to discuss recent news surrounding IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) and examine it from a Christian perspective.

Auron MacIntyre of Blaze Media joins to talk about Conservatism under Harris Admin and Conservatism under Trump Admin

Jenna is joined by Todd Starnes to analyze Vice President Kamala Harris' interview with Bret Baier on Fox News. Then Brian Festa of We The Patriots USA discusses RFK Jr. joining them in their fight for free speech.

Ryan Helfenbein of Liberty University, Cleta Mitchell of Conservative Partnership Institute and Gerard Filitti of The Lawfare Project join the program to discuss election integrity and Christians not voting.