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New York Governor Kathy Hochul is imposing a statewide indoor mask mandate with up to $1,000 fine for each violation. Surely this time the almighty mask mandate will deliver salvation to the state of New York and not just be an unnecessary burden on its citizens. The US won its appeal to extradite Wikileaks founder Julian Assange from the UK. When will the media call out the abuse of the most important journalistic figure of the modern era? Based on the way they’ve handled it thus far, the answer is probably never. We’re joined in-studio by Arielle Scarcella, commentator and host of the “Arielle Scarcella” YouTube channel.

He's guilty! Good ol' Jussie Smollett beat himself up. The COVID authoritarians continue to push farther into the dystopian hellscape we inhabit. The L.A. County Sheriff’s Department is being used to forcibly vaccinate people with special needs, and kindergartners in Portland are being forced to eat lunch outside in 40-degree weather so they can "social distance." Somehow, this insanity continues to not only persist, but to get worse. A University of Pennsylvania transgender swimmer continues to dominate the competition with more record-breaking wins. Lia Thomas blew away the other swimmers in not-so-stunning fashion. Is this really fair to women? The jury in the Ghislaine Maxwell trial was sent home after one of the attorneys reportedly became ill. This is definitely not a cover-up, and there is surely nothing to see here, folks. We're joined in-studio by Rollo Tomassi, best-selling author and host of “The Rational Male” YouTube channel, and by Arielle Scarcella, commentator and host of the “Arielle Scarcella” YouTube channel.

A University of Pennsylvania transgender swimmer continues to dominate the competition with more record-breaking wins. Lia Thomas blew away the other swimmers in not-so-stunning fashion. Is this really fair to women? The U.S. FDA is now asking a judge to give it 75 YEARS to release information about the Pfizer and BioNTech vaccines. This is 20 years longer than the agency's previous request. One has to wonder why officials actually need this long to produce the data and what exactly that data is going to show. Are they trying to hide something from the public, and if so, what? Hillary Clinton released an ad for the Masterclass she’ll be doing, proving losers can still win if they try hard enough. We’re joined in-studio by Rollo Tomassi, best-selling author and host of “The Rational Male” YouTube channel.

A German man killed his wife and three young children before taking his own life, fearing his children would be taken away because he had forged a vaccine certificate. For something marketed as a way to save lives, these COVID mandates seem only to be causing stress and despair. What is the point of ruining lives so unnecessarily? On top of that, the Atlantic magazine is now questioning whether or not it’s safe to hang out with the unboosted. Yes, they’ve created another new underclass that’s apparently dangerous, despite themselves being vaccinated. It appears as though the madness may never end. We’re joined in-studio by Gary Franchi, founder and host of “The Next News Network.”

Tonight, we’ve got a very special guest as Kyle Rittenhouse joins us in-studio. We’ll talk about his recent experiences and have a good time getting to know the "kid from Kenosha" a bit better. We’re also joined in-studio by BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales of “The News & Why It Matters.”

If the advent of sex robots isn’t strange enough, there will soon be lesbian sex robots. RealDoll, the company making the machines, is aiming to enter the LGBTQ market with its latest creations. We are indeed living through strange times. We’re slowly getting more videos from the Australian concentration camps, and the situation continues to get worse. It's no longer just a conspiracy theory; Australians are not allowed to leave their lodgings and are being threatened with $5,000 fines for going out to do laundry without a mask. Can Australia still be saved? Or is it crossing the point of no return? The Chicago public school system is requiring all schools to adopt new signage to make their bathrooms more inclusive. Yet another example of the LGBTQ agenda being pushed on children. We’re joined in-studio by Nick Fuentes, political commentator and host of “America First,” and Eric July, BlazeTV contributor and host of “For Canon Sake.”

24-year-old adult film star Austin L. Young regularly shoots porn scenes where he pretends to be a minor. It’s not just a kink; in fact, Young says looking young is the key to his career. What does the proliferation of this type of material mean for our society? Darrell Brooks, the man responsible for the Waukesha parade attack, says he’s being “demonized” and “dehumanized.” Unfortunately, the victims he killed were unavailable for comment. Tucker Carlson says Alex Jones is a more reliable journalist than many of the elites in the media, confirming what most of us already knew. Alex Jones is right, and they hate him for it. We’re joined in-studio by Jessica Vaugn, a Playboy Playmate and writer.

The Supreme Court is poised to uphold Mississippi’s abortion restrictions, but the conservative justices appear split on whether to overrule Roe v. Wade entirely. The White House is reportedly debating a proposal to require all travelers entering the country, including U.S. citizens, to self-quarantine for seven days even if their tests are negative. On top of that, anyone flouting the requirement would be subject to fines. Yes, they want completely healthy people to imprison themselves for the crime of wanting to live their lives freely. Dr. Fauci wants testing for everyone entering the country, but not the people who enter through the border. Apparently, we don’t have the ability to test people unless they fly. Scientists in China used salmon sperm to create an eco-friendly gel that can be solidified as a means of replacing plastic. Is this a genuine alternative or are the Chinese trolling us? The future of plastic looks like it’s going to be a sticky situation. We’re joined in-studio by Ivory Hecker, an independent journalist working to expose media corruption.

Just one day after Jack Dorsey announced his resignation, Twitter released sweeping new changes to its policy regarding content posting. The new policy won’t allow users to post images or videos of other people without their consent, among other changes. Is this the end of journalism on Twitter? It certainly hasn’t been good for the company, as its stock value continues to drop. Scientists have built robots that can reproduce, to the horror of anyone who’s ever watched a sci-fi movie. The Xenobots 3.0 reportedly reproduce in ways that animals and plants cannot. Is this a tech breakthrough or the beginning of our dystopian future? We’re joined in-studio by Nuance Bro, a YouTuber and political commentator, and BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales of “The News & Why It Matters.”

Just one day after Jack Dorsey announced his resignation, Twitter released sweeping new changes to its policy regarding content posting. The new policy won’t allow users to post images or videos of other people without their consent, among other changes. Is this the end of journalism on Twitter? It certainly hasn’t been good for the company as its stock value continues to drop. Scientists have built robots that can reproduce, to the horror of anyone who’s ever watched a sci-fi movie. The Xenobots 3.0 reportedly reproduce in ways that animals and plants cannot. Is this a tech breakthrough or the beginning of our dystopian future? We’re joined in-studio by Nuance Bro, a YouTuber and political commentator, and BlazeTV show host Sara Gonzales of “The News & Why It Matters.”

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey announced he is resigning from the platform he co-founded. While Dorsey’s handling of First Amendment issues and censorship was bad, it appears his replacement may be even worse as CTO Parag Agrawal is set to take over for Dorsey. Just last year, Agrawal said Twitter’s “role is not to be bound by the first amendment … focusing less on thinking about free speech, but thinking about how the times have changed.” What does this change mean for Twitter and the future of free speech in the digital world? Based on what Agrawal has said, it appears more censorship is on the horizon. Speaking of censorship, the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell began today, and the judge issued a media-wide gag order, barring all press and spectators from the courtroom. One of the most important trials of the century is going on, and no one is allowed in the room. What are they trying to hide, and who does it serve? Hopefully, the public will find out and justice will be served.

Authorities on Monday are investigating what led a suspect to drive a speeding SUV into dozens of people at a Christmas parade in Wisconsin, leaving five dead. Strangely, the corporate press is reluctant to report certain details of the alleged attacker, and one has to wonder what they are and why that is. Twenty-one House Republicans are waving the pink and blue transgender flag, and November is officially the Transgender Day of Remembrance. Interesting who the major institutions are looking to promote and who they’re eager to disregard.

The verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse is finally in and justice prevailed. Rittenhouse was found not guilty on all counts. We discuss the latest from the trial and check in with all the leftists melting down over the verdict. Let’s just say they aren’t handling it well. Stepping in for Elijah, we’ve got Sara Gonzales, BlazeTV host of “The News and Why It Matters.” We’re joined in-studio by John Doyle, host of the YouTube channel “Heck Off Commie.”

In response to a Freedom of Information Act request, the FDA has asked a federal judge to give it 55 years to release the data related to the Pfizer COVID vaccine. You read that correctly, it will take 55 years for the public to know the truth about the vaccine trials. One has to wonder what those documents will show if they don’t want to release them for over half a century. Doesn’t seem like it could be anything good. The judge in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial banned MSNBC from the courtroom after one of the network's freelancers was caught allegedly following the jury bus. Of course, the news outlet claims it’s all a misunderstanding and they definitely weren’t going to reveal the identities of the jurors. Surely, we can trust the word of the corporate press because their intentions are always pure. We’re joined in-studio by Eliza Bleu, a human trafficking survivor and advocate, and Jaco Booyens, author, speaker, BlazeTV contributor, and host of “The Jaco Booyens Show.”

In the latest from the Rittenhouse trial, it appears the prosecution withheld video evidence from the defense. The defense is now formally requesting a mistrial in the case. We discuss the latest updates in the trial and where it goes from here. Professor Allyn Walker has been placed on administrative leave after a video of him defending pedophiles was posted online. Walker believes the term “minor attracted persons” should be used when defining pedophiles because the judicial system is unfair to them. Are these really the people we should be concerned with protecting, or is it the children who fall victim to their abuse? The answer seems like it should be pretty clear. Heart issues are reportedly predicted to rise in the next 10 years in infants due to climate change. Is this really about climate change or a cover for something else? Apparently, only time will tell. We’re joined in-studio by Eliza Bleu, a human trafficking survivor and victim advocate.

Jury deliberations are under way in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, and things are already starting to get tense between protesters and counter-protesters. Will the jury reach a verdict tonight, or will this carry over to another day? Either way, it looks poised for a contentious outcome. Heart issues are predicted to rise in the next ten years due to climate change. Is this the actual case, or are they using this as a convenient cover for something more nefarious? Speaking of nefarious, Egypt turned into “Plague City” after hail and thunderstorms forced hundreds of scorpions to go into the cities, injuring more than 500 people. The end times may indeed be nigh. We’re joined in-studio by Brendon Leslie, former CBS reporter and founder of Florida’s Conservative Voice.

The Kyle Rittenhouse trial is nearing its end as both sides present their closing arguments. Despite trying his best to demonize Rittenhouse, Assistant DA Thomas Binger failed to make any good arguments, instead making himself look foolish. We discuss the latest updates from the trial and the impact the closing statements may have on the final verdict. In lighter news, the lead singer for Brass Against urinated on the face of a man during the band's live show in Florida. The band promised the incident was something that wouldn’t happen again at future shows. No word on whether or not the fan in question enjoyed himself.

In France, the digital COVID freedom passes given to citizens over 65 are set to expire automatically if they don’t get a booster within six months. The Covid Cult wants a future with a subscription-based health system tied to a pass that will restrict what you’re allowed to do and where you’re allowed to go. How long it will take to be widespread, and will we resist this dystopian future? Some would argue we’re already at the critical point, with multiple countries announcing new restrictions. Latvia is banning lawmakers from voting in the legislature and participating in parliamentary discussions if they refuse the vaccine. These institutions demand complete allegiance and are willing to destroy their own in the process. CNN’s Don Lemon says the Right is trying to say people have a right to defend “your town,” “your street,” and “your country.” There are likely many people on the Right who would argue he’s correct and that it’s a good thing. We’re joined in-studio by ​​Austin Petersen, host of KWOS News Radio and founder of the Libertarian Republic.

A Canadian woman became the first patient ever clinically diagnosed with climate change. The diagnosis came after she experienced breathing problems reportedly due to poor air quality and heat waves. The patient did have asthma, but the doctor decided that was due to rising temperatures. As Biden’s sweeping mandates take effect, OSHA is relying on “whistleblowers” to report workplace violations because the agency doesn’t have an “army of inspectors.” Yes, they want employees to rat on their employers and fellow employees for any violations. Black Lives Matter leaders, including co-founder Hawk Newsome, threaten “riots” and “bloodshed” in the streets if Mayor-elect Eric Adams reinstates NYPD’s anti-crime units. Surely the riots and bloodshed will be mostly peaceful. We’re joined in-studio by Owen Shroyer, host of “The War Room,” and Austin Petersen, host of KWOS News Radio and founder of the Libertarian Republic.

The Kyle Rittenhouse trial continues, with Kyle himself taking the stand. In tearful testimony, the teenager recounted the horrific night he had in Kenosha. Will this be enough to sway the jury, or will jurors decide he’s guilty? We discuss the latest updates in the case. A Canadian woman became the first patient ever clinically diagnosed with climate change. The diagnosis came after she experienced breathing problems reportedly due to poor air quality and heat waves. Will this become a norm in the medical field, or is this just one doctor trying to make a point? YouTube announced there will no longer be a public dislike button. Surely this has nothing to do with the fact that many mainstream outlets were getting their videos down-voted. We’re joined in-studio by Jorge Ventura, filmmaker and field reporter for the Daily Caller.

A brothel in Austria is offering a free sex "session" to patrons who get the COVID vaccine on-site. This might be the most effective vaccine campaign yet. The Queensland government is instituting medical apartheid starting December 17, when unvaccinated Queenslanders can only enter hospitals "if for the purposes of end of life, childbirth, or emergency situation." Apparently, the medical system is only for those willing to abide by government mandates. The Pfizer CEO recently said people who “spread misinformation” on COVID vaccines are criminals. While he said they weren’t necessarily bad people, the CEO did suggest that they are criminals who have cost millions of lives. Surely there’s no conflict of interest for the Pfizer CEO to be suggesting anyone not using his product is a criminal. The judge in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial says a person was caught filming jurors at their bus pick-up but that the footage was deleted and new procedures are in place. Will this have any impact on the verdict? Only time will tell, but it’s a troubling sign for the future of high-profile trials. We’re joined in-studio by Jorge Ventura, filmmaker and field reporter for the Daily Caller, and Sara Gonzales, BlazeTV host of “The News and Why It Matters.”

Rapper Travis Scott’s Astroworld concert turned into horror this weekend when a “mass casualty” event occurred, with eight people confirmed dead and many more injured. After personal reports popped up online and images of the concert spread, people were questioning whether or not something more occurred. Was this an occult ritual or just an act of criminal negligence? Either way, a malevolent force appears to be at work. Speaking of evil at work, "Sesame Street" is the latest form of propaganda being used to push the vaccine, with Big Bird announcing over the weekend that he got vaccinated despite the fact that Big Bird is neither human nor real. Will these weird PR campaigns actually get people to take the jab or just solidify opposition to it? The U.S. Navy named a military ship after gay rights leader Harvey Milk and had it christened by a transgender veteran. Don’t worry about China; we’ve got the most inclusive military on the planet! We’re joined in-studio by comedian Megan Nager, host of “Popspiracy,” and Kezia Schaffer, host of the YouTube channel “Krocs On.”

The Kyle Rittenhouse trial continues, and the most recent testimony does not bode well for the prosecution. We’ll cover the latest updates from the proceedings and discuss what this means for the kid in Kenosha. The FBI executed search warrants and raided apartments connected to Project Veritas over the diary of Ashley Biden, which was allegedly stolen. The FBI is verifying that the diary is real, and one has to wonder if they are also verifying the alleged contents of the diary? National File published some of the diary’s contents, which seem to imply Joe Biden may have molested his daughter. Is the FBI doing its duty, or is this an attempted cover-up to protect the sitting president? Given the drastic drop in Biden’s approval ratings, the timing seems interesting, to say the least. We’re joined in-studio by Jack Posobiec, senior editor at Human Events and host of “Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec," and Chandler Crump, musician and political activist. Stepping in for Sydney Watson, we’ve got John Doyle, host of the “Heck Off Commie” YouTube channel.

San Francisco will soon require children to show proof of vaccination to enter certain areas. They don’t have IDs yet, but they will need vaccine passports. After Republicans scored a bunch of major victories, Democrats are scrambling to figure out what went wrong. President Biden is urging swift action to deflect from the fact that his party is failing and its message isn’t resonating. Democratic political strategist James Carville blamed “stupid wokeness” for his party’s weak performance. Instead of taking the longtime political operative's advice, the Left has decided to double down and push more wokeness while blaming everything on white supremacy. Speaking of the Biden administration, it officially announced the vaccine mandates will take effect starting January 4 for companies with over 100 employees. Will companies comply, or will we see widespread rebellion against this government overreach? We’re joined in-studio by Lauren Southern, best-selling author and political commentator.

Republican Glenn Youngkin won the election for governor in Virginia. Apparently, telling parents they’re terrorists for wanting to have a say in their child’s education wasn’t a winning strategy for Terry McAuliffe. One would assume the Left would learn something from the success Republicans had across the country, but fortunately they’ve decided to double down on blaming white supremacy and calling everyone a racist. What does this mean for the upcoming 2022 elections? If current trends continue, it’s going to be a very successful time for Republican candidates and rough one for Democrats continuing to push these unpopular messages. We're joined in-studio by Stu Burguiere, BlazeTV host of "Stu Does America."