In this episode, Mike examines the ICE operations in Minneapolis, the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Jeffrey Pretti, and the unrest that followed—making clear that several things can be true at the same time. He explains why these are longstanding immigration laws being enforced, why illegal immigration cannot be tolerated, and how immigration violations differ from simple civil cases, while arguing for full investigations, de-escalation, firm enforcement of the law, and real legal immigration reform.

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In this episode, Mike covers Trump’s Greenland push and why military action is the wrong answer, Iran’s escalating crackdown and the glaring protest double standard, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy rooted in human dignity and the gospel.

In this episode, Mike breaks down a weakening jobs market and how Federal Reserve policy is colliding with real-world employment, examines the ICE operation in Minneapolis and the gap between video evidence and political claims, and closes by grading the Donroe Doctrine and what it means for American leverage across the Western Hemisphere from Venezuela and Cuba to Mexico and Greenland.

In this episode, Mike breaks down Zohran Mamdani taking power in New York City and what his rejection of rugged individualism means for everyday New Yorkers, explains the rising unrest in Iran and the global stakes behind it, and analyzes the dramatic U.S. military operation that captured Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela and brought him to New York to face narcoterrorism charges.

Charlie Kirk. The Economy. American Strength. In the final episode of 2025, Mike breaks down three stories shaping the year ahead. We start with the assassination of Charlie Kirk — how it energized young conservatives while exposing real problems inside the movement. Then we look at the economy: stronger than the headlines claim, but still at risk if policy mistakes continue. Finally, we zoom out to the world stage, where renewed American strength is reshaping global realities heading into 2026.

In this episode, Mike reflects on the hope introduced through the birth of Jesus and how that same hope strengthens us in the world we’re living in today. He talks about loving people well, setting healthy and life-giving boundaries, and using emotional and mental health in constructive ways that build relationships instead of breaking them. A Christmas message centered on grace, renewed perspective, and the enduring power of real hope.

In this episode, Mike examines why public trust in the media has collapsed to historic lows and how narrative-driven coverage shapes political outcomes and division, then turns to how the climate “crisis” lost priority when affordability, energy reliability, and economic reality forced a reckoning with exaggerated claims and costly non-market solutions, before closing with why Republicans again face the healthcare dilemma ahead of the midterms as past failures, voter anxiety, and the absence of a clear alternative resurface.

In this episode, Mike breaks down how a wave of young political influencers with questionable experience are pressuring Republicans into reactionary decision-making, then turns to the growing national debate over presidential authority and the future of the federal bureaucracy, and closes with a clear explanation of the COVID-era ACA subsidy expansions, why they were temporary, and what their expiration at the end of 2025 really means.