Jim Pfaff is President of The Conservative Caucus, one of the longest-running grassroots conservative organizations in the country. He spent roughly eight years on Capitol Hill working for members of Congress and has spent decades in the conservative movement advancing constitutional government and election integrity.

Robert McNeily, guest host, is Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement for Tea Party Patriots Action.

Key topics:

• The SAVE America Act stalls in the Senate despite 50 votes on record
• President Trump's housing-bill leverage to force a floor vote
• Filibuster, cloture, the Byrd rule, and why reconciliation falls short
• Scott Presler turned away from the South Dakota Republican dinner
• The Supreme Court's 6-3 immigration rulings and Temporary Protected Status
• Hawaii's carry-default law overturned: a Second Amendment win
• Faith, the founding, and America's 250th birthday

Timestamps:

00:00 — Washington is frozen: the SAVE America Act and Trump's housing-bill leverage

01:45 — Two-step action plan: the White House, Truth Social, and the Capitol switchboard

05:22 — Scott Presler turned away in South Dakota and the grassroots-leadership divide

10:32 — The Great American State Fair and America's 250th birthday

14:42 — Guest host Robert McNeily welcomes Jim Pfaff: what happened in the Senate

18:07 — Filibuster, cloture, and the Byrd rule explained

22:48 — Why Trump's veto leverage on the housing bill matters

25:29 — Grassroots versus the establishment

29:24 — The message GOP leadership should hear; why reconciliation won't do it

33:41 — The Supreme Court's 6-3 immigration ruling on Temporary Protected Status

40:54 — Hawaii's carry law overturned: the Second Amendment

44:52 — Pastor Jentezen Franklin's State Fair prayer

47:09 — Faith, the founding, and the fight ahead

52:05 — Closing call to action

54:24 — World Cup goodwill and the Oliver clip

Learn more at teapartypatriots.org and jennybethshow.com. To act on the SAVE America Act, contact the White House at whitehouse.gov/contact, post on Truth Social tagging the President, or call the Capitol switchboard at 202-224-3121.

Jenny Beth Martin is the host of The Jenny Beth Show, co-founder of the Tea Party movement, and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action, representing three million grassroots conservative activists.

Amy Ford is the founder and president of Embrace Grace, a nonprofit that equips churches to walk alongside women facing unexpected pregnancies. What began as one small group in her Texas church has grown into a movement in more than 1,200 churches across all 50 states. Amy is the author of Help Her Be Brave: Discover Your Place in the Pro-Life Movement and A Bump in Life.

Key topics covered:

• Amy's own unplanned pregnancy at 19 and the day she nearly had an abortion
• Why the abortion rate inside the church is the same as outside it
• The shift from "pro-life" to "pro-love" — making abortion unthinkable, not just illegal
• The mail-order abortion pill and the hidden trauma facing young women
• How pregnancy resource centers work and why so few women know they exist
• Embrace Grace, Embrace Legacy (for fathers), Embrace Life, church buddies, and mentorships
• How to start a group in your own local church

Timestamps:

00:00 — Welcome and why pro-life is more than policy

01:23 — Amy's unplanned pregnancy at 19

02:17 — Passing out in the abortion room

02:53 — A pastor refuses to bless the marriage

04:06 — The pastor's public apology, years later

08:13 — The vision that started Embrace Grace

11:23 — Three moms and the first twelve-week group

12:50 — Why women in the church stay silent

20:03 — From "pro-life" to "pro-love"

20:57 — The abortion pill and its hidden trauma

24:36 — 1,200 churches now, 23,400 is the goal

28:23 — How to start a group in your church

38:35 — Embrace Legacy: ministering to fathers

40:27 — Amy's books: Help Her Be Brave and A Bump in Life

41:30 — The future of the pro-life movement

45:06 — Where to get involved

Links: embracegrace.com | jennybethshow.com | teapartypatriots.org

Guest: Bill Norton is a constitutional scholar, author, and educator with more than three decades studying the American Founders. He is a co-author of "Behind the Bill of Rights" (with Jeremy Nelson of the National Center for Constitutional Studies) and of "Speaking the Language of Liberty" (with Mark Herr of the Center for Self Governance), with "Behind the Declaration of Independence" and "Behind the Constitution of the United States" forthcoming. He owns a construction company, is a lifelong artist and curriculum designer, and serves as the education director of Liberty Village in Hurricane, Utah.

This episode is a preview of the show's upcoming founding-principles training series — four lessons across eight episodes on the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights — which begins airing Monday, July 6.

Key topics:

• How the Founders actually built the Constitution as a "mixed form of government"
• Using founding principles as a lens on today's fights — the SAVE America Act, the border, and more
• Fixing what's broken, facing what's new, and not becoming what we hate
• "Speaking the Language of Liberty" and the patriot who called herself a tyrant
• Frédéric Bastiat's "The Law" as a starting point
• Liberty Village: a 30-acre founding-era America in the Utah desert
• How Jenny Beth and Bill Norton first met, and the night that turned protest into strategy

Timestamps:

00:00 — Welcome, and why the daily show paused for constitution training

01:03 — Meet Bill Norton: four lessons, eight episodes

02:45 — Applying founding principles to today's biggest fights

04:13 — Beyond Band-Aids: fix what's broken, face what's new, don't become what we hate

05:50 — Jenny Beth's "equal and opposite reaction" test

06:54 — The Declaration, the Constitution, and how it was actually built

08:46 — The Bill of Rights and "Behind the Bill of Rights"

09:58 — "Speaking the Language of Liberty" and the patriot who called herself a tyrant

12:25 — Why Bastiat's "The Law" is the place to start

12:59 — When the training airs, America's 250th, and the July 4 plan

13:58 — Liberty Village: a 30-acre founding-era village in Utah

19:15 — Benjamin Franklin's home as a kids' discovery center

20:37 — How Jenny Beth and Bill Norton first met in 2011

22:44 — Sleeping in a car to stop Obamacare

24:46 — From anger to productive action

26:48 — Rallies are the first step, not the last

27:55 — Founding-level Americans are still here

Links: jennybethshow.com · teapartypatriots.org

Guest

Wade Miller is the executive director of the Center for Renewing America. A combat veteran and U.S. Marine Corps infantryman who deployed three times to Iraq and the Horn of Africa, he is a longtime adviser to OMB Director Russ Vought and brings over fifteen years of conservative political experience, including serving as political director for Senator Ted Cruz's 2018 campaign and chief of staff for Congressman Chip Roy.

Key Topics Covered

• What “enumeration” actually means and why an accurate count is the constitutional purpose of the census
• How the differential privacy algorithm scrambled 2020 population data between rural and urban areas
• Why including non-citizens in redistricting maps tilts power toward blue states
• The six congressional seats the Biden administration admitted were misallocated
• How corrupted counts misdirect hundreds of billions in federal tax dollars
• Republishing the 2020 census and what it could mean for the 2028 cycle
• “America First, Not Senate First” — four fixes for the Senate and the SAVE America Act vote count

Timestamps

00:18 — Welcome and why the census could reshape political power

01:03 — Meet Wade Miller, Center for Renewing America

01:53 — What does enumeration actually mean?

03:36 — The new 2020 process and the citizenship-question end run

04:29 — How a census is supposed to work vs. what happened

05:46 — Differential privacy explained: scrambling the data

08:12 — Counting non-citizens and why it favors blue states

10:33 — Stephen Miller's 40-seat swing and the published Biden census

12:30 — The constitutional problem with unequal districts

16:31 — The other counting failures: overcounts and undercounts

18:12 — Imputation and manipulated characteristic data

21:35 — How privacy was protected before differential privacy

22:55 — Rural tax dollars siphoned to the cities

26:27 — What can be done: a real census director

29:29 — Republishing the census to arm the states

31:48 — Could harmed states sue? The standing problem

34:35 — Title 13, security clearance, and locked-down data

39:23 — An elegant fix: just count where people live

44:22 — What an activist can do right now

45:56 — Citizen-only data vs. federal funding formulas

47:58 — Why the census fight matters in 2026

51:43 — America First, Not Senate First: four Senate fixes

54:50 — The SAVE America Act has the votes

59:20 — Closing: liberty doesn't preserve itself

Links

• americarenewing.com
• teapartypatriots.org
• jennybethshow.com

Steve Friess is a businessman, conservative activist, education reform advocate, and candidate for Wyoming’s single seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. The son of the late conservative philanthropist Foster Friess, he has worked for years to build the conservative movement through business, philanthropy, education, and grassroots activism, and co-founded the Jackson Hole Classical Academy.

Key topics covered:

Why a self-described political outsider decided to run for Congress

The volunteer attorney project that drafted executive orders before Trump took office

The regulatory budget concept and how deregulation freed the economy

Wyoming energy: coal, oil, gas, and rare earth minerals as a national security issue

School choice, classical education, and teaching kids how to think

The dignity of work, trade schools, and earned success

Federal spending, the national debt, and cutting waste

Timestamps:

00:18 — Introducing Steve Friess

01:01 — Why he decided to run for Congress

02:38 — What “political outsider” really means

03:29 — Why today’s Democrats aren’t Bill Clinton Democrats

06:22 — The SAVE America Act and grassroots leadership

09:33 — The policy that motivates him most

10:25 — Extractive industries and regulatory roadblocks

11:18 — Rare earth minerals and national security

12:27 — Don’t forget coal: clean coal and export

13:21 — Carbon dioxide as “plant food”

14:45 — Education, federalism, and a Trump executive order

15:26 — Building the “counter deep state” attorney project

17:17 — Why the left is relentless: the spiritual dimension

19:51 — Inside the executive order project

20:50 — The regulatory budget and “two for one”

23:58 — Trump’s cabinet and the acronym lesson

25:42 — OIRA and the “sound science” memo

27:50 — “Guidance guidance” and reining in agencies

29:15 — His mission for Wyoming and lower-cost energy

32:01 — School choice and the family investment business

34:21 — The Teton County zoning fight and his first law

39:34 — Learning how to think, not what to think

43:27 — Covenantal vs. missional religious schools

47:50 — The Humanitas Institute and classical education

48:47 — How public schools narrowed the box

50:28 — Trade schools, Mike Rowe, and the dignity of work

55:08 — Bankruptcy, housekeeping, and earned dignity

57:57 — Arthur Brooks and “earned success”

1:00:08 — His scorecard: high-paying Wyoming jobs

1:01:02 — Cutting taxes vs. cutting spending

1:03:36 — The $39 trillion debt and the Tea Party’s origin

1:04:22 — Applauding the shutdown of USAID

1:05:18 — Closing: why people should vote for him

Links: teapartypatriots.org, jennybethshow.com, friessforwy.com

Steve Milloy is an attorney and senior fellow at the Energy and Environmental Legal Institute. A veteran of more than three decades of environmental and energy policy work, including time in the coal industry, he writes widely on climate regulation, the EPA, and the administrative state.

Key topics covered:

• The EPA endangerment finding rollback and what it means for energy policy
• West Virginia v. EPA and why the agency lacked authority to regulate greenhouse gases
• The Department of Justice’s contradictory Suncor Trust v. Boulder County brief
• Data centers, energy demand, foreign money, and eminent domain
• The collapse of coal and rising electricity prices
• Wind, solar, and the real costs of the green agenda
• Refrigerant rules, the American Innovation and Manufacturing Act of 2020, and the Kigali Amendment
• What an incoming El Niño actually means

Timestamps:

00:18 — Welcome and the episode’s focus on energy and the administrative state

00:46 — How the deep state is undermining the EPA at the Justice Department

01:12 — The endangerment finding rescinded in February

01:54 — The Supreme Court line: Massachusetts v. EPA to West Virginia v. EPA

03:48 — Suncor Trust v. Boulder County and federal preemption

05:57 — The contradictory DOJ brief that could backfire

09:45 — Should the brief be pulled, and should the attorneys be held accountable

11:38 — Why no one is overseeing the deep state lawyers

13:00 — The endangerment finding as the centerpiece of Trump’s energy agenda

15:38 — Data centers, Elon Musk, and the energy crunch

20:50 — Foreign money funding green activist groups

22:31 — Eminent domain and a Georgia family’s property fight

25:47 — The water fight over data centers

29:39 — States moving to ban data centers

36:09 — Reviving coal and what killed it

39:23 — Burning coal, exporting gas, and LNG terminals

40:46 — Wind, solar, and where NIMBY actually makes sense

43:10 — How conservatives ceded the environmental issue

46:09 — Clean air, clean water, and China’s record

49:01 — National parks, Agenda 21, and Alaska

52:55 — Refrigerant rules and why your soda is warm

55:48 — The AIM Act, the Kigali Amendment, and the ozone debate

1:00:16 — El Niño and what to actually worry about

Links: teapartypatriots.org │ jennybethshow.com

Guests:

Rod Martin is an investor and commentator who tracks the intersection of finance, national security, and policy, and who called the Iran conflict and its oil implications months in advance on Fox Business.

Robert McNeily is Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement at Tea Party Patriots Action and a former RSBN anchor and infield reporter.

Topics covered:

• The Secure America Act signed into law: funding ICE and Border Patrol through 2029
• Codifying the border with HR 2 and closing immigration loopholes
• The Los Angeles election-fraud probe and the 43,000-vote swing
• 50 senators, no cloture, and Senator Thune's leadership
• Voter ID and the suppression myth (Tea Party Patriots Action / McLaughlin polling)
• FISA Section 702 and the strategy to pass the Save America Act
• Rod Martin on Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices, and inflation
• ActBlue's CEO pleads the Fifth 22 times before Congress
• SPLC tax-exempt status, a $9 billion Minnesota fraud referral, and Elon Musk
• The child-trafficking story the media is burying

Chapters:

00:14 — Show open: the week in headlines

02:28 — Welcome and guest introductions

02:54 — Secure America Act signed: ICE and Border Patrol funded

09:04 — Codifying the border: HR 2 and closing loopholes

17:39 — Weekly call to action: pass the Save America Act

19:47 — Los Angeles election-fraud probe and the 43,000-vote swing

25:03 — 50 senators, no cloture, and Senator Thune

29:38 — Voter ID and the suppression myth

32:00 — FISA Section 702 and the must-pass strategy

39:22 — Rod Martin on Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, and oil

43:00 — May CPI hits a three-year high

46:08 — ActBlue CEO pleads the Fifth 22 times

49:53 — SPLC tax-exempt status

51:05 — A $9 billion fraud referral in Minnesota

52:02 — Elon Musk and the first trillionaire

53:42 — The story the media is burying: child trafficking

59:59 — Final call to action

01:00:25 — Babylon Bee satire: AOC vs. Thomas Sowell

Links:

teapartypatriots.org •jennybethshow.com • passthesaveamericaact.com •Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121

Guest: Noah Wall is the founder of the State Leadership Initiative, which he launched just over a year ago to expose and counter the network of unelected associations that shape state government. He previously worked closely with the State Financial Officers Foundation and has spent his career in grassroots conservative advocacy.

Key topics covered:

- What the “shadow government” of state-level associations actually is

- The Georgia Medicaid contract that penalized providers for following state parental-notification law

- Why red states often carry bigger bureaucracies than blue states

- How state membership dues quietly fund progressive “best practices”

- The State Leadership Index and the metrics no one else scores

- A three-part agenda: economic dynamism, financial strength, and digital sovereignty

- Concrete action steps for grassroots activists and elected officials

Timestamps (audio):

00:18 — Why Washington isn't the whole battle: meet Noah Wall and the State Leadership Initiative

00:57 — Launching SLI and the 20% tax-burden gap between red and blue states

02:44 — Defining the “shadow government”: the NGO networks behind state bureaucracies

04:06 — How the American Library Association and agency associations standardize policy

07:10 — Permanent bureaucracy and the professional associations that train it

11:17 — Inside the report: 25 associations, none centrist, and the Georgia Medicaid bombshell

15:29 — The National School Boards Association and how new members get “trained”

21:51 — Follow the money: state dues fund the associations — and states can simply withdraw

25:23 — A state-level DOGE: the fifth column states pay for with tax dollars

28:28 — Louisiana, abortion lobbying, and “health equity” in organ transplants

34:13 — The State Leadership Index: red states' hidden bureaucracy problem

39:36 — Every problem already solved somewhere: Florida, Nevada, Utah, Idaho

44:57 — The agenda: economic dynamism, financial strength, and digital sovereignty

51:48 — What grassroots activists can do — and the “Google the association” game

Links mentioned:

- stateleadership.org

- teapartypatriots.org

- jennybethshow.com