Pags absolutely unloads on Zohran Mamdani after his latest comments targeting wealthy New Yorkers, explaining why high taxes and anti-success policies are driving families and businesses out of the Empire State. Pags also calls out the hypocrisy of millionaire politicians like Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, arguing that what struggling Americans really need isn't bigger government—it's good-paying jobs. Then, former Navy SEAL Robert O'Neill, the man who killed Osama bin Laden, joins Pags for an unforgettable conversation on the escalating conflict with Iran, what's really happening in Ukraine, whether America could end up with boots on the ground, and if Israel pushed the U.S. into the fight. O'Neill also opens up about the invisible wounds many veterans carry, the guilt that follows combat, and a promising new treatment that's changing lives for those who've sacrificed everything. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pags reacts to a bombshell memo alleging the Biden administration was prepared to leave President Trump with an even bigger immigration crisis, asking whether the chaos at the border was part of the plan all along. Pags argues the left was never truly interested in helping migrants—they were interested in political power. He also breaks down Joe Manchin's latest political move as the former Democrat launches a new independent effort that could shake up Washington, and the crew debates whether Hollywood's new adaptation of The Odyssey is worth watching despite criticism over some "woke" creative choices. Then, Marine veteran and attorney John Deaton joins the program to explain why he's taking on Sen. Ed Markey in Massachusetts. Can a Republican finally break decades of one-party dominance in one of America's bluest states? Deaton lays out his strategy, why he believes voters are ready for change, and why this race could become one of the biggest surprises of the election cycle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pags reacts to James O'Keefe's latest undercover investigation after a Secret Service agent assigned to Vice President JD Vance's protective detail was accused of sharing sensitive operational information. The agent has since been placed on administrative leave as the Secret Service conducts an internal review, and Pags argues that if the allegations are true, criminal charges—not just disciplinary action—should be on the table. He also breaks down the latest calls from Republicans urging the Justice Department to pursue greater accountability. Then, former Trump attorney John Eastman joins the program for a can't-miss interview. Eastman explains why so many 2020 election lawsuits were dismissed before the evidence could be fully heard, discusses the controversy surrounding his California disbarment, and tackles one of the biggest constitutional questions imaginable: What would happen if Joe Biden were ultimately found not to have legitimately won the 2020 election? From executive orders to pardons and the legal path forward, Eastman breaks down what the Constitution says—and why he believes Americans will eventually know the full truth about 2020. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pags brings you the biggest highlights from President Trump's remarks on artificial intelligence, including what the rapid expansion of AI could mean for America's electricity grid and your monthly power bill. Pags then reminds listeners that while the biggest news stories matter, great talk radio is also about entertaining conversations that keep people engaged. He takes a closer look at the wave of AI data centers being built across the country, asks who's funding organized opposition to many of the projects, and explores whether foreign adversaries could benefit from slowing America's AI development. The show wraps up with lively calls from listeners who share their concerns, questions, and firsthand perspectives on AI, energy demand, and the future of America's technological leadership. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pags breaks down the latest escalation with Iran as the United States increases its military presence in the Middle East and President Trump weighs what he calls a “massive attack” following deadly strikes on American forces. Pags brings you Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s latest remarks on Iran and reacts to Rubio’s warning for the International Criminal Court, making it clear he has no patience for an international body attempting to dictate America’s military decisions. He also examines the House vote seeking to limit further U.S. military action against Iran, the first such vote since the latest ceasefire collapsed. Pags then discusses the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham and South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster’s decision to appoint Graham’s sister, Darline Graham, to temporarily fill the vacant Senate seat—asking listeners whether family ties and a governor’s appointment are enough to earn such an important position. Finally, retired Air Force Col. Rob Maness joins the program for an in-depth conversation about Iran, Ukraine and China’s growing role in the conflict. Is the Strait of Hormuz actually open? Has Iran’s military truly been decimated? How depleted are America’s weapons stockpiles? Maness also explains the divide between Iran’s conventional Artesh military and the IRGC, who the United States is really targeting, and whether this war could finally create an opportunity for the Iranian people to rise up against the regime. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pags takes a look at how technology has evolved over the years—and why so much of what was supposed to make life easier has done the exact opposite. He then dives into the latest headlines as President Trump warns Iran that every attack on a ship in the Strait of Hormuz will be met with a strike on Iranian infrastructure, dramatically raising the stakes in the ongoing conflict. Pags also calls out what he sees as the media's predictable bias in covering the war, cuts through the noise surrounding America's involvement, and tackles the big question on everyone's mind: where do U.S. weapons stockpiles stand after months of fighting? The show wraps up with a lively conversation featuring calls from listeners across the country, weighing in on Iran, military readiness, and what comes next. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pags previews Border Czar Tom Homan's latest appearance, asking whether New York City's sanctuary city policies could trigger another surge of illegal immigration while explaining the latest ICE policy changes. He also wonders why Homan has become the administration's go-to voice on immigration even after Markwayne Mullin became Secretary of Homeland Security, sparking a conversation about how the two are dividing responsibilities. The crew also shares plenty of laughs over an on-air moment before reacting to President Trump's comparison of Sen. Jon Ossoff to Pee-wee Herman. Pags then discusses how streaming has completely changed television and media ownership before weighing in on the House's long-awaited vote to ban stock trading by members of Congress, arguing it's an obvious reform that should have happened years ago. Finally, Australian journalist Erin Molan joins the show to discuss Zohran Mamdani, the media's handling of major political stories, and why independent journalists believe telling the truth has become more important than ever. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pags unloads on Zohran Mamdani for continuing to push for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s arrest, despite acknowledging that New York City lacks the authority to carry it out. Pags also explains why he trusts information about the Iran war coming from America and its allies—not the hostile regime fighting against them—and calls out Spurs star Victor Wembanyama for liking Mamdani’s video, arguing that it was an unnecessarily divisive political move. Then, Pags brings you the biggest highlights from President Trump’s speech in Georgia, including his renewed push for the SAVE America Act and stronger election protections. Finally, AI Policy Network President Mark Beall joins the program to answer the questions affecting every American: Is AI really draining our water supply and threatening local neighborhoods? Is the United States ahead of China—or are we falling behind? Beall breaks down why the global AI race is about far more than new technology and what winning it could mean for America’s economy, military and national security. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pags breaks down the explosive Senate hearing featuring War Secretary Pete Hegseth, where Democrats repeatedly clashed with the administration over military spending, the Iran conflict, and America's defense priorities. Pags highlights the hearing's most memorable exchanges, explains why he believes some senators were chasing viral moments instead of answers, and unpacks Hegseth's warning that the Iran war has already cost roughly $37.5 billion. He also asks why Congress wasn't pushing to rebuild America's military sooner, explores why the public still doesn't know everything about what led to the conflict with Iran, and explains why the hearing was ultimately about restoring U.S. military strength for future threats—not relitigating the past. Pags closes by making the case that this isn't Vietnam, arguing the United States still possesses unmatched military superiority and explaining why that matters going forward. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices