Donald Trump has reportedly rejected military options for an all-out war with Iran, choosing to continue negotiations even as the White House seeks billions in additional funding tied to the growing conflict. Meanwhile, Israel’s so-called “Board of Peace” is preparing to launch “Hamas-free” camps as it tightens its grip on Gaza, drawing renewed scrutiny over the territory’s future. Elsewhere, Bill O'Reilly claims Tucker Carlson and Megyn Kelly oppose Trump only because they are no longer journalists, Lauren Boebert mocked Tom Kean Jr. over his extended absence from Congress, and reports say Trump purchased stock in Abbott Laboratories before his Justice Department dropped a criminal investigation into the company.

Donald Trump has reportedly rejected military options for an all-out war with Iran, choosing to continue negotiations even as the White House seeks billions in additional funding tied to the growing conflict. Meanwhile, Israel’s so-called “Board of Peace” is preparing to launch “Hamas-free” camps as it tightens its grip on Gaza, drawing renewed scrutiny over the territory’s future. Elsewhere, Bill O'Reilly claims Tucker Carlson and Megyn Kelly oppose Trump only because they are no longer journalists, Lauren Boebert mocked Tom Kean Jr. over his extended absence from Congress, and reports say Trump purchased stock in Abbott Laboratories before his Justice Department dropped a criminal investigation into the company.

A growing smear campaign targeting Graham Platner is drawing fresh scrutiny as Democrats grapple with a competitive Senate race and new questions emerge about the motives behind the attacks. Meanwhile, a U.S. senator is demanding the release of an American citizen seized by the IDF in the West Bank, while +972 Magazine publishes another investigation into alleged Israeli influence operations aimed at shaping U.S. public opinion. Elsewhere, Philadelphia police admitted they are tracking First Amendment activity critical of AI, a watchdog report found donors to Trump’s ballroom project later received roughly $50 billion in government contracts, and Pam Bondi says Todd Blanche was responsible for handling the Epstein files review. The show also examines how DOGE-related cuts may have contributed to the return of the New World screwworm to the U.S., and dives into the bizarre LEGO scandal currently rocking YouTube.

A growing smear campaign targeting Graham Platner is drawing fresh scrutiny as Democrats grapple with a competitive Senate race and new questions emerge about the motives behind the attacks. Meanwhile, a U.S. senator is demanding the release of an American citizen seized by the IDF in the West Bank, while +972 Magazine publishes another investigation into alleged Israeli influence operations aimed at shaping U.S. public opinion. Elsewhere, Philadelphia police admitted they are tracking First Amendment activity critical of AI, a watchdog report found donors to Trump’s ballroom project later received roughly $50 billion in government contracts, and Pam Bondi says Todd Blanche was responsible for handling the Epstein files review. The show also examines how DOGE-related cuts may have contributed to the return of the New World screwworm to the U.S., and dives into the bizarre LEGO scandal currently rocking YouTube.

Donald Trump reportedly issued a series of unhinged threats against Iran just as JD Vance was engaged in sensitive negotiations in Switzerland, raising fresh questions about whether the administration is undermining its own diplomacy. Meanwhile, the battalion linked to the killing of Hind Rajab has reportedly suffered major losses in South Lebanon, and the official Trump White House account stunned observers by publicly mocking Batya Ungar-Sargon for attacking the Iran deal. Elsewhere, Trump is reportedly venting frustrations over problems with his reflecting pool project, a massive cold-storage facility fire has erupted in Los Angeles, and a U.S. operation targeting an alleged drug-smuggling vessel in the eastern Pacific left two people dead and six survivors rescued.

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Donald Trump reportedly issued a series of unhinged threats against Iran just as JD Vance was engaged in sensitive negotiations in Switzerland, raising fresh questions about whether the administration is undermining its own diplomacy. Meanwhile, the battalion linked to the killing of Hind Rajab has reportedly suffered major losses in South Lebanon, and the official Trump White House account stunned observers by publicly mocking Batya Ungar-Sargon for attacking the Iran deal. Elsewhere, Trump is reportedly venting frustrations over problems with his reflecting pool project, a massive cold-storage facility fire has erupted in Los Angeles, and a U.S. operation targeting an alleged drug-smuggling vessel in the eastern Pacific left two people dead and six survivors rescued.

Congress has refused to allow a full House vote on a measure that critics say would pave the way for unprecedented integration between the U.S. and Israeli military-industrial complexes, igniting fresh debate over Washington’s relationship with Israel. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court of the United States struck down longstanding campaign finance restrictions, while Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called for bringing one million additional settlers to the West Bank. Elsewhere, Zohran Mamdani told ABC he supports Israel only as a state with equal rights for all its citizens, Kash Patel is facing criticism for reportedly compromising an FBI investigation with an early social media post, and the latest high-profile hire at The Daily Wire is already unraveling amid growing turmoil at the company.

Congress has refused to allow a full House vote on a measure that critics say would pave the way for unprecedented integration between the U.S. and Israeli military-industrial complexes, igniting fresh debate over Washington’s relationship with Israel. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court of the United States struck down longstanding campaign finance restrictions, while Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called for bringing one million additional settlers to the West Bank. Elsewhere, Zohran Mamdani told ABC he supports Israel only as a state with equal rights for all its citizens, Kash Patel is facing criticism for reportedly compromising an FBI investigation with an early social media post, and the latest high-profile hire at The Daily Wire is already unraveling amid growing turmoil at the company.

Donald Trump abruptly canceled a signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill, dismissing it as being of “minor importance” as attention shifts to what some are calling a judgment day moment for his Iran policy. Meanwhile, Dan Goldman is drawing criticism after warning that a victory by Brad Lander would signal the Democratic Party’s embrace of antisemitism, while internal documents reportedly show Trump’s so-called “Board of Peace” moving to undermine Palestinian self-determination. Elsewhere, The Daily Wire is reportedly seeking strategic investors amid financial struggles, the Trump administration has installed fencing and cameras around the reflecting pool project, and a U.S. operation targeting an alleged drug-smuggling vessel in the eastern Pacific left two people dead and six survivors rescued.

Donald Trump abruptly canceled a signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill, dismissing it as being of “minor importance” as attention shifts to what some are calling a judgment day moment for his Iran policy. Meanwhile, Dan Goldman is drawing criticism after warning that a victory by Brad Lander would signal the Democratic Party’s embrace of antisemitism, while internal documents reportedly show Trump’s so-called “Board of Peace” moving to undermine Palestinian self-determination. Elsewhere, The Daily Wire is reportedly seeking strategic investors amid financial struggles, the Trump administration has installed fencing and cameras around the reflecting pool project, and a U.S. operation targeting an alleged drug-smuggling vessel in the eastern Pacific left two people dead and six survivors rescued.