Jenna Ellis Tonight

Kevin McCullough (:17, 36:13) - About a year ago in Maryland, Montgomery County schools announced the start of an LGBTQ curriculum and students were required to sit through it. Concerned parents took the county to court arguing it would violate a students write to religious beliefs. Unfortunately they lost. John Cardillo and John Jackson (10:26) - Yesterday both Biden and Trump agreed to debate. Joe Biden had some stipulations while Trump just said when and where. Does Biden have the upper hand already? Gerard Filitti (19:49) - Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico, was shot yesterday in broad day light. He is expected to survive. Leaders across the EU condemned the shooting. How and why did this happen? Matthew Tyrmand (28:33) - V24 Investigations has been on the forefront of the school protest scene. There is a pattern of professors feeding students a similar agenda, which has led to these protests on campuses across the country. The Head of V-24 joins to discuss their findings

Carl Jackson (:36) (36:18)- There are real issues facing our borders and our economy. These two issues go hand in hand. Guest host Carl Jackson points out the Joe Biden using Donald Trump’s legal issues to avert your gaze from the disaster of his administration. Charles Marino (9:53)- “Terrorists On The Border And In Our Country” is a new book by Charles A. Marino discussing the serious threat to national security our borders face. Is there a solution? Can Trump be the answer? Josh Hammer (19:03)- What is the latest on Israel and Hamas? Joe Biden seems to have turned his back on Israel, to the point where the U.S. is withholding information of the whereabouts of hostages. Joe Biden always claimed to be pro-Israel but clearly that is not the case. Jim Nelles (28:28)- Inflation has increased 3.4% percent since April 2023. “Bidenomics” has been a disaster. Housing , gas, and food have been destroying the working class. How can we solve this crisis?

Kevin McCullough (:20, 27:51) - Filling in for Jenna is Kevin McCullough of “That Kevin Show” He hits on the ongoing crisis in Israel, The Trump Trial, The Trump Economy and the Trump’s current standing in the polls. Will Chamberlain and Brent Buchanan (10:24) - Donald Trump is seemingly the headline every week, between his court cases and the upcoming election. Polls are showing a fairly large lead for the former president in battleground states. Many believe this election is leaning toward Trump despite the controversies surrounding him. Ed Butowsky (19:34)- The Biden administration is trying to convince the American people that the economy is in good shape, data shows otherwise. The President claims he’s lowered inflation over the last 3 1/2 years, but the average American seems to have it worse than ever. Is he equipped to handle this for another 4 years?

Mary Margaret Olohan (2:07, 9:36) - A viral social media post showed a transgender man trying to bond with a new born child. Surrogacy has made a major impact of the transgender community. The author of “DETRANS: True Stories of Escaping the Gender Ideology Cult” joins to us to discuss. Josh Hammer (18:47) - Jerry Seinfeld was the keynote speaker at Duke University and was greeted with some jeers and a few pro Hamas protesters walked off. This is a small example of the cultural marxism taking its toll on campuses across the country. Sean Feucht (28:00) - Some American’s are standing against anti-semitism and have joined christian singer Sean Feucht these last few months on his United Israel March. He joins to discuss all the work he’s doing to support Israel and fight against the pro-Hamas protesters. Dave Brat (36:00) - The economy is at the top of the list for most voters in America. In an NBC poll asking which candidate is better suited to deal with his issue, Former president trump has a 22 percent lead. The Biden administration has seemed unequipped to handle Americas inflation issues and the voters know it.

Abe Hamilton (1:58) - The FCC has announced a rule that essentially forces religious broadcasters to confirm with DEI. Walker Wildmon of American Family Radio along with The NRB are suing the Biden Administration for this rule. They believe the courts should rule that this FCC regulation is unconstitutional. Megan Basham (8:42, 16:16) - The American church has been corrupt by left wing cooperations.“Shepherds For Sale : How evangelical leaders traded the truth for a leftist agenda” is a new book by Megan Basham that explains how this happened and why. Jeff Hunt (26:22, 32:17) - This week AOC is arguing that bridges and commutes are racist while New York Governor Kathy Hochul suggested black people don’t know what a computer is. Meanwhile at the Met Gala they answer the question “can Katy Perry dress up like the woods”?

Legal Eagle Panel (1:03, 9:30, 18:44) - Mike Donnelly and Ron Coleman are our legal experts for today’s panel. As the NYC Trump trial heats up, another trial involving the former president has been postponed indefinitely. TikTok continues its battle with the United States, and the Biden administration is attempting to redefine “sex” under federal health care law. Seth Dillon (29:53) - The Babylon Bee stirred up controversy this week after they posted a comedic video portraying “woke Jesus”. The CEO joins us to discuss why it made so much noise on social media. Lucas Miles (37:04) - Woke Jesus: The False Messiah Destroying Christianity is a new book that helps Christians defend their faith against progressive ideology. Lucas Miles is the author and he joins to break it down.

Josh Hammer (2:29) - The Biden administration is considering allowing Gazan refugees into the United States. With the issues already facing our border, many conservatives are concerned this could get out of hand and Senator Bill Hagerty of Tennessee suggests it will be a danger to our national security. Marc Lotter (11:05) - Democrats are concerned that there will be a massive show of force at the Democratic National Committee convention in August. Is the Biden administration’s handling of this situation to blame? Ryan Helfenbein (19:06, 27:57) - United Methodists overturned a measure that barred gay clergy from ordination. The second-largest protestant body is embracing the LGBTQ community. Is this an isolated movement or will other churches follow suit? Auron MacIntyre (36:28) - Friend of the program and writer at The Blaze Auron MacIntyre has recently released a book titled “The Total State : How Liberal Democracies Become Tyrannies”. He joins us to discuss.

Scott Morefield (2:17) - As protests continue on campus, Columbia University has decided to cancel its university wide commencement ceremony. Speaker Mike Johnson suggested removing Columbia President Shafik and said as a result of her “Unwillingness to control their campus”“Thousands of students who’ve worked hard to achieve their degrees will not get the recognition they deserve.” Jeremy Carl (10:04) - The Unprotected Class : How Anti-White Racism is Tearing America Apart is a new book written by Jeremy Carl. The author joins us to discuss. Walker Wildmon (19:45, 27:57) - Disney’s brand is in trouble lately as many consumers are frustrated with their clear LGBTQ agenda. Plus, the NRB files a petition for a review of FCC workforce data collection order. John Cardillo (36:54) - Joe Biden is attempting to buy votes with a $13.5 billion student loan bail out plan. Could this work, and should it be allowed?

Jeff Myers (2:36, 8:21) - Columbia University seems to be the centerpiece of the pro-Hamas, anti-Israel protests that have been going on all across the country. with some of these protests turning violent, students have been arrested. Some school administrators and faculty have asked for clemency for these students. Should they not be held accountable for their actions? Ken Tashjy (17:15) - House Republicans held a press conference this week to discuss the protests on multiple campuses across the U.S. and more specifically to discuss defunding some of these major universities. Virginia Fox, Education and Workforce Committee Chairwoman, spoke on the matter. Jeff Hunt (24:46, 32:22) - The pro-Hamas protests have become increasingly more violent. Are the universities to blame? Plus, Kristi Noem torpedoed her chances of becoming the vice president with her recent memoirs where she recalled shooting and killing her 14-month-old farm dog. What was she thinking adding this to the book and where was her PR team?

Jenna Ellis (:34) - After weeks of protests on campuses across the country, President Biden finally addressed the situation. Although some good points were made about the violence during these events, the President never made it clear that he stands with Israel. Abe Hamilton (9:30) - A bipartisan antisemitism bill was passed in the house yesterday. While any bill condemning antisemitism is a positive, Congressman Chip Roy made it clear that this bill didn’t go through the proper channels. There is more to this bill that could do more harm than good. Thursday Round-Up (18:59, 26:44, 34:44) - Our Power Panel is back and this time it includes John Cardillo, Robin Biro, and Saurabh Sharma. Today’s debate topics include the Biden administration’s lack of understanding when it comes to young voters, America’s “anti-white feeling”, and Trump’s plans for huge tariffs if elected that could lead to higher inflation rates.

Jenna Ellis (:36) - Columbia University protesters were arrested after they occupied Hamilton Hall on campus. UCLA protesters were throwing punches and it took law enforcement 3 hours to respond. With so many protests across the nation, are they all coordinated? How do we analyze this from the conservative perspective Matthew Tyrmand (10:48) - Columbia University professor Mohamed Abdou told an undercover camera from V24 investigations that President Minouche Shafik “lied” when saying she would fire him during her congressional testimony. The head of V24 Investigations joins us to break down the story. John Cardillo (19:29) - Former NYPD officer and Jenna Ellis Tonight regular John Cardillo gives his important perspective on how law enforcement can get control of these nationwide protesters. Josh Hammer (29:10, 35:56) - Michael Cohen has been using TikTok to profit off the New York Trump trial. Although he is a witness in this case, the words and actions on his live streams seem to have no repercussions. Plus, what laws can be applied to the protesters occupying campuses across America?

Michael Donnelly (2:54, 9:33) - The ICC is moving to indict Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for war crimes. The Biden Administration State Department has also found Israel potentially guilty of war crimes. Should Israel’s leaders be Indicted while defending their country? Walker Wildmon (20:09) - According to a CDC report, the birth and fertility rates in the United States dropped to record lows. It is a mix of economic decline in America and the overall health of our nation that has led to these low numbers. Is there a way to start trending upwards? Will Chamberlain (29:03, 35:57) - It’s the third week of the NYC Trump trial, the judge has held the former President in contempt of court for violating a gag order. The judge also refuses to allow expert testimony on campaign finance. Trump also met with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to “bury the hatchet” after a contentious GOP primary. DeSantis will now fundraise for Donald Trump.

Alex McFarland (1:32, 9:33) - Over 200 students have been arrested and face consequences across campuses in America. College protesters are asking for “amnesty as they await consequences of anti-Israel demonstrations”. What should we make of all these protests that have turned into riots, could this be a coordinated effort? Ryan Helfenbein (20:08, 27:57) - With all the schools protesting in America, Liberty University holds a massive public prayer gathering, attempting to contrast the anger, violence, and hatred from the anti-Israel mobs. Plus, the ICC may issue a warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu and other top officials over their response to the Hamas attack on Oct 7th. Jenna Ellis (35:55) - It’s concerning that the ICC is after Israeli leaders and Prime Minister Netanyahu. They should have the right to defend their country from those who attacked them on October 7th. Israel is concerned that humanitarian aid is going to be used to fuel the terrorists. In other strange news, Governor Kristi Noem of South Dakota wrote in her memoirs the story of her shooting one of her family hunting dogs 20 years ago. This behavior is concerning and should be condemned. Some of the republican party is coming to her defense, but the reason is questionable at best.

Tho Bishop (1:00) - The Biden Administration calls for a 44.6% capital gains tax rate, the highest since its creation in 1922. This part of the president’s budget proposal should appease the more progressive left. The massive capital gains tax could be devastating for the U.S. economy. Raw Egg Nationalist (9:53, 16:23) - Why is the American obesity rate so high? What foods are we consuming and are some of the supposed “healthy” options detrimental to our bodies? Emily Davis (25:06) - The 2024 election has a battle on its hands with the topic of life. Since the Dobbs decision, states’ rights have been the deciding factor when it comes to abortion laws. Conservatives need to avoid the left’s rhetoric regarding abortion with their pro-choice ballot initiatives. Pro-life is not a radical opinion. Jeff Hunt (33:56) - Colorado Democrats sent out a memo to Republicans with a list of words they can no longer use to describe illegal immigrants. If they use any of those words in the house they will gaveled down by the house speaker and told to stop speaking.

Jake Denton (2:21) - President Biden signed the TikTok divestment legislation that requires them to divest from their parent company ByteDance or they will be banned in the United States. The CEO Shou Zi Chew took to TikTok and mentioned constitutional protections as a defense. Can this ban hold, and is this a case of free speech being infringed upon? Thursday Round-Up (9:50, 18:48, 34:46) - John Cardillo, Josh Hammer, and Ryan Fournier make up this week’s power panel. They discuss the TikTok Ban signed by Biden, Scotus hearing arguments on Trump vs The United States, a case focused on presidential immunity, and Mike Johnson speaking at the Columbia protests to defend the Jewish community. Todd Starnes (27:27) - “Speaker Johnson Consulted with Democrats and God Before Bolting From the GOP” Todd Starnes joins us to discuss his piece at Toddstranes.com that seems to have Mike Johnson using God as a scapegoat to avoid being attacked by conservatives and Christians for turning on the GOP.

Jake Denton (2:21) - President Biden signed the TikTok divestment legislation that requires them to divest from their parent company ByteDance or they will be banned in the United States. The CEO Shou Zi Chew took to TikTok and mentioned constitutional protections as a defense. Can this ban hold, and is this a case of free speech being infringed upon? Thursday Round-Up (9:50, 18:48, 34:46) - John Cardillo, Josh Hammer, and Ryan Fournier make up this week’s power panel. They discuss the TikTok Ban signed by Biden, Scotus hearing arguments on Trump vs The United States, a case focused on presidential immunity, and Mike Johnson speaking at the Columbia protests to defend the Jewish community. Todd Starnes (27:27) - “Speaker Johnson Consulted with Democrats and God Before Bolting From the GOP” Todd Starnes joins us to discuss his piece at Toddstranes.com that seems to have Mike Johnson using God as a scapegoat to avoid being attacked by conservatives and Christians for turning on the GOP.

Zach Yost (1:32) - Gazans reported discovering a mass grave near the Nasser Hospital in the city of Kahn Yunis in the Gaza Strip. “According to reports, the grave contained at least 200 bodies”. The report claims this was done by the Israeli military. The IDF denies these claims, but at the moment this is not a good look for Israel. Marc Lotter (10:27, 36:05) - Columbia has shifted to hybrid learning for the remainder of the semester amidst the anti-Israel protest continuing on campus. Is Columbia an example of a larger problem in our schools, and has there been a change in the younger voters’ views of Israel and foreign policy as a whole? Plus, What is the political fallout of the Trump trials? Is this something that truly affects the election in November? Legal Eagles (18:58, 27:54) - David Frei and Robert Patillo make up today’s legal panel to discuss the trial of Donald Trump. Will he get a fair shot in court, and should this case have even been brought to trial? on top of this, Tomorrow the Supreme Court will be arguing the presidential immunity case, how should SCOTUS rule?

Alan Dershowitz (1:05) - Opening statements in the Donald Trump hush money trial began yesterday. The prosecution argued for election interference while Trump’s team claimed election interference is permissible if the act is not illegal. With that being said, is there an actual crime to convict the former president? Jime Nelles (9:56) - Alvin Bragg seems to have taken what would be a small incident and turned it into a trial. Jime Nelles of The Blaze wrote a piece “Trump’s New York ordeal echoes sinister Soviet show trials” breaking down the hypocrisy of this entire case. Walker Wildmon (21:50, 27:57) - Democrats are pushing ballot initiatives heading into November that would lead to fewer restrictions on abortions such as Florida Amendment 4, Right to Abortion Initiative. Governor Desantis seems to believe the language in this amendment is purposefully misleading to voters. Conservatives need to pay attention to the left’s misdirection. Gino Geraci (36:23) - Americans are split on the $95 billion aid package. How Should conservatives feel about where this money is headed? Plus, is Mike Johnson still the right man for the Speaker of the House?

Jenna Ellis ( :36, 9:28) - Conservatives were in shock this weekend when the House voted for a $95 Billion spending package that supports Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan, and humanitarian aid that will end up in the hands of Hamas. Why aren’t Republicans insistent on funding and securing our borders if we’re going to fund everyone else’s? Plus, should Republicans be concerned about the uniparty inside the House of Representatives? Power Panel (20:57, 28:06, 36:07) - With the massive $95 billion spending bill passing on Saturday, we have a special Panel discussion today to cover it all. Will Chamberlain, Auron MacIntyre, and Jeremy Slate break down Trump’s role in the passing of this bill, bipartisanship taking precedence over conservative values, the Ukraine flag waving in Congress, and Donald Trump’s super PAC spending almost $60 million in legal fees.

Allen West ( 1:31) - With the Mayorkus impeachment articles scrapped, Biden’s border policies will be left unchecked. What is the political fallout considering this will be if not the top issue, one of the top issues in this year’s election? John Amanchukwu (9:17) - A Bishop and four other civilians were stabbed this weekend in a church in Sydney, Australia. There has been a rise in these violent and seemingly random attacks, and this horrific event may speak to a broader issue in our society. Kevin McCullough (18:54) - NPR has suspended a veteran editor named Uri Berliner after pointing out his employer showed a liberal bias and lack of diversity in their political coverage. With the new CEO showing what seems to be a leftist agenda, this is dangerous territory for a non-biased news outlet. Corey DeAngelis (28:28) - “The Parent Revolution: Rescuing Your Kids from the Radicals Running Our Schools” was written by Carey A. DeAngelis, and dives into parental rights and how you can protect your children from government indoctrination. Jeff Hunt (37:00) - Gordon Ramsay’s Pub, The York and Albany, was taken over by squatters and the group said they were aiming to set up an art cafe. Gordon Ramsay was forced to get a court order to kick them out.

Jenna Ellis (:36) - With the Democrats dismissing the impeachment of Mayorkas, Rep. Bob Good believes it’s clear that they want an invasion at the border. They look at those crossing into America as undocumented democrats. The important question is, what are Republicans doing about it? Thursday Round-Up (9:52, 18:48, 43:47) - The Power Panel consisting of Robin Biro, David Reaboi, and John Cardillo discusses the hypocrisy from the left as they kill the Mayorkis impeachment, Mike Johnson’s ever-changing position on the U.S. providing aid for Ukraine, and The CEO of NPR goes after the first amendment and misinformation. Tho Bishop (27:33) - There is a clear worldwide debt problem. America is no exception. In February, foreign holding of U.S. Treasuries surged, making it the 5th straight monthly rise, and an 8.7% rise from last year. Should Americans be paying attention to this?

Jenna Ellis (:12) and Steve Deace (9:23 & 18:36) - The Democrats voted unanimously to kill both articles of impeachment against Alejandro Mayorkas. The House GOP Leadership stated, “By voting unanimously to bypass their constitutional responsibility, every single senate democrat has issued their full endorsement of the Biden Administration’s dangerous open border policies.” Bill Bock (27:47) - An appeals court says the West Virginia transgender sports ban discriminates against a teen athlete according to Title 9. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1 that the law cannot be applied to a 13-year-old who has been taking puberty-blocking medication and has identified as a girl since she was in 3rd grade. Saurabh Sharma (35:47) - Authorities ordered a shutdown of The National Conservatism Conference in Brussels, citing “safety” reasons because Antifa rioters will protest the event. This seemed less about safety and more about political bias.

Will Chamberlain (:52) - The Supreme Court heard arguments today over the obstruction law that’s being used to prosecute some of the January 6th rioters. This law seems to only target Jan. 6 rioters and not others who have obstructed other official proceedings. Is there a clear bias? Michael Donnelly and Ron Coleman (9:59, 18:46) - With the Supreme Court today hearing arguments of obstruction for Jan. 6 rioters, let’s take a look at the pro-Palestine riots all over America this weekend. Plus, the most important case in America is the trial of Donald Trump and it was reported that dozens of potential jurors were rejected because they could not be impartial. Matthew Tyrmand (27:57) - V-24 Investigations sent undercover journalists to Columbia University. They caught multiple professors on tape pushing for anti-Israel protests, instigating anti-semitism and anti-Christian rhetoric. Tho Bishop (36:42) - The Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach is sending a letter to Bank of America detailing the bank’s apparent discrimination against Christians. Bank of America has been accused of de-banking or refusing to service Trump supporters, Christian Churches, and Republican-led states.

Marc Lotter (:48) - Prices keep going up under the Biden administration. A report from earlier this week shows inflation is higher than expected. This will be a major topic amongst voters in this upcoming election and it doesn’t seem to be leaning in Biden’s direction. Auron Macintyre (8:52, 17:18) - With the recent rhetoric around “toxic masculinity” there has been a steep decline in real masculinity. Can this be changed? Plus, a feud between Elon Musk and Brazil is heating after he was warned his employees would be arrested. Frank Pavone (27:07, 32:29) - Abortion rights have been in the headlines this month after Trump spoke to the media about IVF and his feelings about the Arizona Supreme Court ruling. Some of Trump’s views seem to be appeasing moderates. Does this concern you as a conservative voter?

Jenna Ellis (0:36) - As a conservative it can be frustrating to live in a world run by the liberal agenda. Paul Harvey in 1965 gave a warning as “The Devil” stating what he would do to destroy Western civilization. Take a listen and see how close we have come to these ideals. Thursday Round-Up (9:50, 18:47, 34:47) - This week the power panel includes John Cardillo, Robin Biro, and Matthew Tyrmand. They debate the issues of presidential polling, a possible missile strike on Israel, and the House blocking the FISA spy bill. Ken Tashjy (27:35) - An 11-year-old student was rejected by her school when she tried to start an interfaith prayer club that allows “other non-religious clubs to meet” including a pride club which is considered a “safe space for students to build community”.