What To Watch

U.S. Small Business Admin administrator Kelly Loeffler slams plan for city-run grocery stores.

Market strategist Phil Rosen analyzes Bitcoin's sudden surge to a three-month high above $81,000. He discusses the digital currency's rapid momentum and points to the Treasury's bond buyback program as a primary catalyst.

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.

Rep. Rick Crawford, R-Ark., discusses cattle shortage as beef prices get higher. Crawford also talks about Republican leadership canceling final two legislative weeks before midterms.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Public News founder Michael Shellenberger discusses a new U.N. climate report. Shellenberger argues that climate change targets 'don't mean anything' and explains that projected global temperature increases are down.

Gov. Patrick Morrisey, R-W.V., discusses his state’s plan to attract data centers on ‘The Bottom Line.’

Center for Industrial Progress founder and CEO Alex Epstein analyzes calls from progressives to ban artificial superintelligence on ‘The Bottom Line.’

Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. Dakota Meyer analyzes the U.S. military presence in the Middle East and discusses a Fox News poll on national pride on ‘The Bottom Line.’

White House Office of Science and Technology policy director Michael Kratsios discusses the Trump administration's push for fewer regulations on artificial intelligence at the G20 on 'Kudlow.'

Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General John Yoo discusses several states blocking new mail-in ballot rules ahead of the midterm elections on 'The Bottom Line.'