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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head talks with author and The Heritage Foundation’s Senior Fellow for Technology Daniel Cochrane to unpack the high-stakes antitrust fight against Facebook (now Meta) and what it reveals about Big Tech’s grip on American life. Cochrane breaks down the 2019–2020 antitrust case targeting Meta’s acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp, explaining why Judge Boasberg ultimately ruled the company wasn’t a monopoly due...
On this episode of the podcast, Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison discussed his proposal for a new healthcare account, the MAHA account, which would function like a supercharged Health Savings Account (HSA), allowing individuals to save up to $25,000 tax-free annually for health insurance and wellness expenses. He emphasized the need for a new solution to address healthcare affordability issues, criticizing Obamacare’s preserve incentives. The Missouri Republican also highlighted...
On this episode of the podcast, Indiana Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith joins Amanda Head to break down the state’s latest redistricting efforts and why he believes Indiana must act now to preserve fair congressional representation. Lt. Governor Beckwith explains the balance between a reliably conservative electorate and a 30% Democratic population, warning that states like Illinois and California have mastered gerrymandering while Indiana risks falling behind. Beckwith doesn’t...
On this episode of the podcast, NetChoice’s Director of Policy Patrick Hedger details why they launched a new lawsuit against the State of Virginia for passing a new law that would require minors younger than 16 years of age to undergo age-verification, receive parental consent, and be limited to just one hour per day of use on social media platforms. Hedger argues that this regulation represents a direct...
On this episode of the podcast, Moms for Liberty co-founder and CEO Tina Descovich joins Amanda Head to break down the crisis facing America’s children — from the failures of the foster care system to the collapse of public education. Descovich exposes how vulnerable kids were abandoned during COVID, why foster youth face devastating graduation rates, and how entrenched teachers unions and political apathy are destroying academic outcomes...
On this episode of the podcast Texas Land Commissioner Dr. Dawn Buckingham breaks down the state’s aggressive, tech-driven fight to secure the southern border and the state’s land. She details how Texas is using aerial surveillance, ground-penetrating technologies and rapid-response teams to detect and shutdown cartel-built tunnels before they become trafficking pipelines. Commissioner Buckingham shares new data showing a sharp drop in illegal crossings and human trafficking attempts...
On this episode of the podcast, Matthew Faraci breaks down President Trump’s historic meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, a onetime jihadist turned head of state. As al-Sharaa seeks global legitimacy, nearly 100 faith leaders from Save the Persecuted Christians (STPC) have released a letter and campaign video urging Trump to confront Syria’s leader over the ongoing blockade of humanitarian aid to Christians, Druze, and other minorities in...
On this episode of the podcast, Dr. Drew Pinsky joins Amanda Head to discuss how America’s obsession with avoiding discomfort is undermining our emotional and physical health. He explains why ‘oridnary misery,’ the everyday struggles and setbacks that build resilience, is not only normal but essential for personal growth. Dr. Drew also tackles the overuse of psychotropic medications, the failures of modern primary care, and the erosion of...
On this episode of the podcast, Job Creators Network CEO Alfredo Ortiz joins the show to explain how Republicans have failed to communicate their economic successes and what they can do to turn things around. Ortiz points to the strong economy under President Trump, including lower gas prices, overtime tax benefits, and small business growth driven by a 20% tax deduction and immediate expensing provisions. He says Democrats...
On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head talks with author and homelessness expert Michele Steeb to expose the failure behind Los Angeles’ ongoing homelessness crisis. Despite a 300% increase in taxpayer funding, homelessness has surged by more than a third since federal policies shifted in 2013 to prioritize housing subsidies over comprehensive care. Steeb explains how California’s “Housing First” policy — meant to be a solution —...
On this episode of the podcast Arizona State Senator Mark Finchem discussed his involvement in the Arctic Frost investigation, alleging he was spied on due to his advocacy for free and fair elections. The former Arizona Secretary of State Republican nominee highlighted irregularities in the 2022 election, suggesting a FISA warrant was issued on him. Finchem criticized the bureaucratic state’s corruption, citing money laundering through Canadian banks and...
On this episode of the podcast, Dr. Robert McClure of the James Madison Institute discusses the housing crisis, particularly affecting millennials and Gen-Z. McClure attributes the issue to government regulations and inflation, noting the median home buyer age has risen from 45 to 56 in just four years. Dr. McClure highlights Florida’s efforts to reduce property taxes and streamline regulations, contrasting with California’s strict regulations. He also discusses...
On this episode of the podcast, Steve Rosenberg, a leader in Philadelphia’s Jewish community discussed the resurgence of anti-Semitism, particularly among the youngest Americans. He recounted the impact of the 2018 Tree of Life Synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh, where he knew three of the victims. Rosenberg criticized the media’s sensationalism and foreign influence, emphasizing the need for economic cooperation through the Abraham Accords. He highlighted the divide within...
On this episode of the podcast, Filmmaker and Former U.S. Agency for Global Media CEO Michael Pack joins the show to discuss his powerful new documentary, “The Last 600 Meters: The Battles of Najaf and Fallujah” which will premiere one day before Veterans Day on November 10th on PBS. The film, once rejected for being ‘too pro-military,’ captures the grit, courage and sacrifice of American troops during two...