Prediction markets are becoming increasingly popular, with millions of dollars being wagered on election outcomes. But should betting on politics be treated like sports gambling, or does it create new ethical and legal concerns?

Dr. Bo Kabala, a political science expert at Tarleton State University, joins the show to discuss the rise of election prediction markets, concerns over insider information, and whether Americans should be allowed to wager on election results.

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A dispute over holiday displays at the Connecticut Capitol is raising new questions about religious expression on public property.

Garrett Bell, Associate Counsel at First Liberty Institute, joins the show to discuss the legal challenge over the state's display policy and what it could mean for First Amendment rights.

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Michigan lawmakers say they've uncovered hundreds of budgeted government positions that were never actually filled. Could other states have the same problem?

Michigan House Speaker Matt Hall joins the show to discuss eliminating "ghost employees," reducing government spending, and protecting taxpayer dollars.

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Newly released intelligence assessments have renewed debate over election security and the vulnerabilities of voting systems.

Entrepreneur and former congressional candidate Jack Lombardi joins the show to discuss election infrastructure, voter verification, and whether America should move back toward paper ballots and stronger election safeguards.

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Americans continue to say they want larger families, yet birth rates remain well below replacement levels. What is driving the growing gap?

J.P. De Gance, founder and president of Communio and co-author of Endgame, joins the show to discuss declining fertility, delayed marriage, and what these trends could mean for America's future.

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Political debates over election security don't just shape domestic politics—they can also influence America's standing around the world.

Bryan Del Monte, founder of Quiet Departure and former Department of Defense and Intelligence official, joins the show to discuss how election rhetoric impacts international confidence, investment, and America's global reputation.

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Oregon officials say noncitizen voting cases caused "no harm done," but critics argue the response raises serious questions about election integrity.

Oregon State Representative Dwayne Yunker joins the show to discuss his request for a federal investigation, why he believes Oregon is failing to enforce election laws, and what reforms he says are needed.

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A new poll shows Washington State Senate Minority Leader John Braun with a narrow lead in Washington's 3rd Congressional District. Could voters be ready for a change?

John Braun, a 31-year Navy veteran and Washington State Senate Minority Leader, joins the show to discuss his campaign against Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, the latest polling, and the issues he believes will decide the race.

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