Chad Pergram on Congress' struggle to pass college sports legislation
Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reports on the legislative battle in Congress to regulate college athletics, including name, image and likeness rules as the college football season begins.
We need to modernize our war fighting for the future: Rep Jodey Arrington
Texas Congressman Jodey Arrington discusses GOP leadership cancelling legislative weeks, the status of reconciliation, Medicare and Medicaid fraud, and President Donald Trump's upcoming appearance at the midterm convention in Dallas.
Ben Domenech on JD Vance's Iran comments, Kamala Harris's campaign strategy
Fox News contributor Ben Domenech joins David Asman to discuss JD Vance's foreign policy remarks and Kamala Harris's comments on campaigning. They analyze the Democratic strategy ahead of the midterm elections.
Gov. Jeff Landry calls out AGs, fires back at SEC over LSU lawsuit
Gov. Jeff Landry, R-La., defends LSU in its escalating legal battle over former NFL players returning to college football and addresses environmental concerns surrounding SpaceX's planned $100 billion Starbase.
Trump's economic policies are working, Steve Moore says
Steve Moore praises President Donald Trump's economic policies for boosting the U.S. economy. He highlights the impact of the tax cuts and capital expensing that have helped the nation outcompete foreign markets like China and Japan.
Vice President JD Vance calls on Federal Reserve to lower interest rates
Vice President JD Vance explains why gas prices remain high due to conflict in the Middle East and discusses the Venezuela oil deal. Vance also urges the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates to help lower borrowing costs.
JD Vance urges Republicans to focus on midterm elections over 2028 presidential race
Vice President JD Vance urges Republicans to prioritize midterm elections over 2028 presidential speculation. He outlines the importance of securing a strong legislative record to support the administration's policy agenda.
Kelly Loeffler on small business optimism rising, credit card swipe fees
U.S. Small Business Administration Administrator Kelly Loeffler joins Cheryl Casone to discuss the July NFIB small business optimism index rise, credit card swipe fees and the SBA Million Dollar Pitch Competition.
Medicare and Medicaid fraud draining $1M a minute, Rep Jodey Arrington warns
Medicare and Medicaid programs have become open cash registers for criminal enterprises, according to a new joint op-ed by Rep. Jodey Arrington. He warns that the U.S. is being defrauded of $1 million every single minute.
Cattle shortage at 75-year low driving beef prices higher, Rick Crawford warns
Arkansas Congressman Rick Crawford explains the distinction between beef and cattle prices as the US herd hits a 75-year low. Crawford warns that tariff policies may not solve the underlying cattle shortage.
Asylum claims with no merit should be denied at the front end: Jonathan Fahey
Former acting ICE director Jonathan Fahey analyzes the Trump administration's efforts to end H-4 spouse work permits and restrict visa rules. He also discusses DHS targeting legally deficient asylum claims.
Trump administration weighs ending work permits for H-1B visa spouses
The Trump administration is considering ending H-4 spouse work permits for H-1B visa holders. Former acting ICE director Jonathan Fahey discusses the economic impact on American workers.
LA homelessness: Mayor Karen Bass called to testify over $1B in federal funds
The House calling on Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass to testify over alleged waste, fraud, and abuse in $1 billion of federal homelessness funding. Panelist Chris Johnson reacts to the spending scandal and the lack of accountability.
Congressman Buddy Carter on OpenAI's massive data center in Georgia, GOP midterms
Georgia Congressman Buddy Carter discusses GOP leadership cancelling the final legislative weeks, OpenAI's plans to build a massive data center in Georgia and President Donald Trump's upcoming speech at the midterm convention.
AI data centers boost jobs, wages despite backlash, Wall Street Journal reports
Georgia Congressman Buddy Carter reacts to reports of left-wing groups pushing a backlash against AI data centers. A Wall Street Journal editorial reveals these facilities are fueling a massive job and wage boom in local counties.
JD Vance blames high gas prices on Iran shipping attacks, calls on Fed to cut rates
Vice President JD Vance blames high gas prices on Iranian attacks on commercial shipping and urges the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates. Vance emphasizes energy dominance and the need to protect global shipping lines.
Democrat Haley Stevens calls anti-Zionism a hate movement, blames Bernie Sanders
Elizabeth MacDonald and Joe Concha discuss Democrat Haley Stevens of Michigan linking Bernie Sanders to extremism. Stevens claims anti-Zionism has become a hate movement in America, blaming socialists for rising antisemitism.
Trump's birthright citizenship order faces another legal hurdle after Supreme Court ruling
John Yoo, former Deputy Assistant Attorney General, joins Brian Brenberg to discuss Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship. Yoo argues that a federal judge went too far in blocking the order.
Letitia James whistleblower claims of targeting President Trump could be federal crimes
Attorney Mike Davis reacts to allegations from a whistleblower claiming New York Attorney General Letitia James ordered staff to target President Trump, warning the actions could constitute federal crimes.
West Virginia data center boom could 'dramatically lower taxes,' Gov Patrick Morrissey says
Host Brian Brenberg questions West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrissey on skepticism over the state's data center plan. Morrisey explains how the influx of AI data centers will fund infrastructure and help eliminate the state income tax.



















