Jenna Ellis Tonight

Alan Dershowitz (1:05) - Opening statements in the Donald Trump hush money trial began yesterday. The prosecution argued for election interference while Trump’s team claimed election interference is permissible if the act is not illegal. With that being said, is there an actual crime to convict the former president? Jime Nelles (9:56) - Alvin Bragg seems to have taken what would be a small incident and turned it into a trial. Jime Nelles of The Blaze wrote a piece “Trump’s New York ordeal echoes sinister Soviet show trials” breaking down the hypocrisy of this entire case. Walker Wildmon (21:50, 27:57) - Democrats are pushing ballot initiatives heading into November that would lead to fewer restrictions on abortions such as Florida Amendment 4, Right to Abortion Initiative. Governor Desantis seems to believe the language in this amendment is purposefully misleading to voters. Conservatives need to pay attention to the left’s misdirection. Gino Geraci (36:23) - Americans are split on the $95 billion aid package. How Should conservatives feel about where this money is headed? Plus, is Mike Johnson still the right man for the Speaker of the House?

Jenna Ellis ( :36, 9:28) - Conservatives were in shock this weekend when the House voted for a $95 Billion spending package that supports Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan, and humanitarian aid that will end up in the hands of Hamas. Why aren’t Republicans insistent on funding and securing our borders if we’re going to fund everyone else’s? Plus, should Republicans be concerned about the uniparty inside the House of Representatives? Power Panel (20:57, 28:06, 36:07) - With the massive $95 billion spending bill passing on Saturday, we have a special Panel discussion today to cover it all. Will Chamberlain, Auron MacIntyre, and Jeremy Slate break down Trump’s role in the passing of this bill, bipartisanship taking precedence over conservative values, the Ukraine flag waving in Congress, and Donald Trump’s super PAC spending almost $60 million in legal fees.

Allen West ( 1:31) - With the Mayorkus impeachment articles scrapped, Biden’s border policies will be left unchecked. What is the political fallout considering this will be if not the top issue, one of the top issues in this year’s election? John Amanchukwu (9:17) - A Bishop and four other civilians were stabbed this weekend in a church in Sydney, Australia. There has been a rise in these violent and seemingly random attacks, and this horrific event may speak to a broader issue in our society. Kevin McCullough (18:54) - NPR has suspended a veteran editor named Uri Berliner after pointing out his employer showed a liberal bias and lack of diversity in their political coverage. With the new CEO showing what seems to be a leftist agenda, this is dangerous territory for a non-biased news outlet. Corey DeAngelis (28:28) - “The Parent Revolution: Rescuing Your Kids from the Radicals Running Our Schools” was written by Carey A. DeAngelis, and dives into parental rights and how you can protect your children from government indoctrination. Jeff Hunt (37:00) - Gordon Ramsay’s Pub, The York and Albany, was taken over by squatters and the group said they were aiming to set up an art cafe. Gordon Ramsay was forced to get a court order to kick them out.

Jenna Ellis (:36) - With the Democrats dismissing the impeachment of Mayorkas, Rep. Bob Good believes it’s clear that they want an invasion at the border. They look at those crossing into America as undocumented democrats. The important question is, what are Republicans doing about it? Thursday Round-Up (9:52, 18:48, 43:47) - The Power Panel consisting of Robin Biro, David Reaboi, and John Cardillo discusses the hypocrisy from the left as they kill the Mayorkis impeachment, Mike Johnson’s ever-changing position on the U.S. providing aid for Ukraine, and The CEO of NPR goes after the first amendment and misinformation. Tho Bishop (27:33) - There is a clear worldwide debt problem. America is no exception. In February, foreign holding of U.S. Treasuries surged, making it the 5th straight monthly rise, and an 8.7% rise from last year. Should Americans be paying attention to this?

Jenna Ellis (:12) and Steve Deace (9:23 & 18:36) - The Democrats voted unanimously to kill both articles of impeachment against Alejandro Mayorkas. The House GOP Leadership stated, “By voting unanimously to bypass their constitutional responsibility, every single senate democrat has issued their full endorsement of the Biden Administration’s dangerous open border policies.” Bill Bock (27:47) - An appeals court says the West Virginia transgender sports ban discriminates against a teen athlete according to Title 9. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1 that the law cannot be applied to a 13-year-old who has been taking puberty-blocking medication and has identified as a girl since she was in 3rd grade. Saurabh Sharma (35:47) - Authorities ordered a shutdown of The National Conservatism Conference in Brussels, citing “safety” reasons because Antifa rioters will protest the event. This seemed less about safety and more about political bias.

Will Chamberlain (:52) - The Supreme Court heard arguments today over the obstruction law that’s being used to prosecute some of the January 6th rioters. This law seems to only target Jan. 6 rioters and not others who have obstructed other official proceedings. Is there a clear bias? Michael Donnelly and Ron Coleman (9:59, 18:46) - With the Supreme Court today hearing arguments of obstruction for Jan. 6 rioters, let’s take a look at the pro-Palestine riots all over America this weekend. Plus, the most important case in America is the trial of Donald Trump and it was reported that dozens of potential jurors were rejected because they could not be impartial. Matthew Tyrmand (27:57) - V-24 Investigations sent undercover journalists to Columbia University. They caught multiple professors on tape pushing for anti-Israel protests, instigating anti-semitism and anti-Christian rhetoric. Tho Bishop (36:42) - The Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach is sending a letter to Bank of America detailing the bank’s apparent discrimination against Christians. Bank of America has been accused of de-banking or refusing to service Trump supporters, Christian Churches, and Republican-led states.

Marc Lotter (:48) - Prices keep going up under the Biden administration. A report from earlier this week shows inflation is higher than expected. This will be a major topic amongst voters in this upcoming election and it doesn’t seem to be leaning in Biden’s direction. Auron Macintyre (8:52, 17:18) - With the recent rhetoric around “toxic masculinity” there has been a steep decline in real masculinity. Can this be changed? Plus, a feud between Elon Musk and Brazil is heating after he was warned his employees would be arrested. Frank Pavone (27:07, 32:29) - Abortion rights have been in the headlines this month after Trump spoke to the media about IVF and his feelings about the Arizona Supreme Court ruling. Some of Trump’s views seem to be appeasing moderates. Does this concern you as a conservative voter?

Jenna Ellis (0:36) - As a conservative it can be frustrating to live in a world run by the liberal agenda. Paul Harvey in 1965 gave a warning as “The Devil” stating what he would do to destroy Western civilization. Take a listen and see how close we have come to these ideals. Thursday Round-Up (9:50, 18:47, 34:47) - This week the power panel includes John Cardillo, Robin Biro, and Matthew Tyrmand. They debate the issues of presidential polling, a possible missile strike on Israel, and the House blocking the FISA spy bill. Ken Tashjy (27:35) - An 11-year-old student was rejected by her school when she tried to start an interfaith prayer club that allows “other non-religious clubs to meet” including a pride club which is considered a “safe space for students to build community”.

Jenna Ellis (:34) - Abortion regulation makes headlines as the Arizona Supreme Court upholds a law banning abortion in almost every circumstance. This is a major win for pro-life. Conservatives need to take note, what happened here should be happening in every other state. John Cardillo and Walker Wildmon (12:46, 19:23) - Trump spoke to the media about the Arizona Supreme Court’s ruling to uphold an abortion law and gave his view on states’ rights as it pertains to abortion. Cari Lake took to X and stated that the voters should decide the law in their states, not the Supreme Court. Should pro-life advocates be concerned? Josh Hammer (29:03, 36:07) - Joe Biden seems to be comfortable with publically criticizing Benjamin Netanyahu. Is this Biden sucking up to the progressive voter? Plus, Tucker Carlson spoke with a pastor from Bethlehem about the treatment of Christians in Israel.

Jenna Ellis and Ryan Helfenbein ( :36, 9:32) - Donald Trump addressed his abortion stance, leading to widespread controversy. He stated that whatever states decide “must be the law of the land”. Many conservatives don’t believe he took a strong enough stance. Was his speech a way to appease moderates? Josh Hammer and Michael Donnelly (19:17, 37:14) - Did the Dobbs decision exclusively allow States to make laws surrounding abortion? Do conservatives need to keep fighting for stricter pro-life laws? Plus the SEC pauses climate disclosure rules as they await a court challenge from multiple republican attorneys general. William Bock (29:12) - The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics has essentially banned transgender athletes from competing in women’s sports. Does this ruling put any pressure on the NCAA to follow suit?

Rob Salvador (1:06)- There is plenty of negativity around A.I. lately. Even Elon Musk suggests “it’s the end of humanity”. However, there are benefits, such as the ability to scroll through a massive spending bill so that when it’s voted on, congress has all the information it needs. Thursday Round-Up (9:50, 18:59, 34:57)- The “Power Panel” is back, this week with John Cardillo, Robert Patillo, and Ryan Fournier. A U.S. National among others was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza, the White House declared this Easter Sunday as the Trans Day of Visibility, and what is the Biden administration doing about the issues facing America including the Baltimore Bridge collapse. Josh Hammer (27:05) - The internet reaction to the Key Bridge collapse is surrounded by conspiracy theories. However, maybe it’s time for us to take a step back and “Touch Grass” which is the title of Josh Hammer’s new article from Newsweek.

Jenna Ellis- (0:33) Speaker Mike Johnson promises to bring a Ukraine funding package to the floor to be voted on. After the massive spending bill was passed, what is the purpose of a Republican majority if the Democrats are going to steer the vote in their favor? Michael Donnelly and Brett Tolman (10:39, 18:59)- Trump posted his $175 million bond. Although it was reduced, this is still an unreasonable amount of money. Plus a federal Judge has rejected Hunter Bidens Attempts to have his tax charges dismissed. Walker Wildmon (31:10) - Well-known atheist Richard Hawkins considers himself a “cultural Christian” but not a believer. He seems to believe our society should have all the benefits of Christianity without living out the teachings of the bible. Ron Coleman (36:08)- Producer and Rapper Diddy had his homes raided and it took over the news cycle but do conservatives care? Do conservatives care about pop culture in general? If this doesn’t affect the political realm, does it matter?

Marc Lotter (3:09)- The Biden Administration proclaimed that Sunday, March 31st, 2024, would be the Transgender Day of Visibility. They chose this year’s Easter weekend to announce this, seemingly trying to offend every Christian in America. Ray Alexander (11:15, 18:56) - It’s been a week since the collapse of the Key Bridge in Baltimore. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg seemed to focus on the bipartisanship of infrastructure saying “Some-not all-Republicans crossed the aisle to work with President Biden and the Democrats”, essentially blaming the right for their issues. Tho Bishop (29:08)- Sam Bankman Fried was Sentenced to 25 years in prison for fraud after stealing $8 billion from customers of FTX the now-bankrupt crypto exchange. FTX’s collapse was one of the biggest financial fraud cases in U.S. history. How can future investors in crypto protect themselves? Josh Hammer (37:14) - Members of the Denver government have been speaking to “Newcomers” or illegals explaining that there is no more opportunity for them in Colorado and it may be better for them to go to New York or Chicago. Has the leftist Denver government finally seen the error in their ways?

Ray Alexander (2:11)- A few days after the horrific collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, there are concerns about chemical materials aboard the vessel, leaking into the water. plus, what protocols will be put in place to avoid another incident like this one? Thursday Round-Up (9:48, 18:57, 34:57)- This week’s Power Panel of Robin Biro, Matthew Tyrmand, and Carly Atchinson, discuss The DeSantis vs Disney Settlement, RFK Jr’s running mate, and A Virginia county unanimously voted to observe a Transgender Day of Visibility on Easter Sunday. Jenna Ellis (26:55) - In a piece by Ruth Graham of The New York Times, “Piety and Profanity: The Raunchy Christians Are Here”, many evangelicals seem to be affected by the trump/MAGA movement. A vote for Trump does not mean you stand for everything he does. A vote for Trump can be a vote for the party, and the conservative views that will not be accepted with a vote for Biden.

Jim Nelles (2:15) - After Monday’s tragic Key Bridge accident, let’s take a look at the how, the why, and the economic fallout. Emily Davis (11:57) - In the most important pro-life case since the Dobbs opinion, The Supreme Court heard the argument for the FDA to continue to regulate abortion pills as they currently are, allowing women to buy the pill over the counter without seeing a professional. David Reaboi (22:03)- Ronna McDaniel has been ousted from NBC less than a week after she was hired, due to backlash from viewers and fellow staff members such as Joy Reid and Rachel Maddow. Josh Hammer (29:40, 36:08)- RFK Jr. made his choice for Vice President, Nicole Shanahan. She funded his Superbowl ad and has never held office. What was the thinking behind this decision? Plus, conservative Twitter has been on fire this week over the phrase “Christ is King”, as it’s being labeled anti-Semitic. Candace Owens recently used the term on Twitter and sparked controversy amidst her leaving The Daily Wire.

Auron Macintyre (2:43) - Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed last night after a container ship struck one of the support columns. Pete Buttigieg seems to be less concerned about the victims and focused on the supposed racism of America’s infrastructure. Ron Coleman and Michael Donnelly (12:32, 20:24) - Donald Trump’s $454 million bond has been reduced to $175 million. Plus the DOJ is creating a new “Red Flag Center” targeting the Second Amendment. Jenna Ellis (28:07) - After the massive spending bill was passed, many are asking what it contains. After some review, millions of taxpayer dollars are going to abortion clinics and centers for children to transition without their parent’s knowledge. How did the republican party let this bill pass? Olivia Krolczyk (36:42) - A student at the University of Cincinnati failed the DEI required course after she used the words “biological female” in a report on feminism. the professor said it was “transphobic and contributed to heteronormatism. She joins to tell her story.

Ryan Fournier (3:00) - After the passing of the $1.2 trillion spending bill, Marjorie Taylor Greene files a motion to oust speaker Mike Johnson. is this the right move for the republican party? Jenna Ellis - Candice Owen and The Daily Wire have parted ways. She was not “canceled” for her views. She was an employee of a company and her views no longer aligned with hers. This is not a case of free speech, this is an employee no longer fulfilling her duties of her employment. James Lindsay (18:56, 28:02) - Jason Whitlock posted to X and essentially asked, what is wrong with the term “Christ is King”. The term itself is not the problem but other people’s interpretation of it. This is becoming a larger problem among conservatives and society as a whole Megan Basham (38:07)- After months of speculation on the whereabouts of Kate Middleton, it was revealed by Kate, that she has cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy. Many are asking now, why was this handled so poorly by her PR team.

Jenna Eliis (00:36)- The House passed a $1.2 billion spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. Many conservative Republicans voted against the bill but, it seems the Democrats were in control, with their side voting 186 for and 22 against, helping push the 2/3 vote needed to pass the bill. Matt Rinaldi (9:01)- Following Super Tuesday, 11 Seats shifted to the right in the Texas House, 8 more seats went to run-offs, and a few members retired. Many voters were frustrated with how things have been handled in Texas and believed it was time for change. Walker Wildmon (18:01)- The Biden administration wants the American taxpayer to fund the DEI agenda using federal tax dollars. Why aren’t more Republicans standing up in Congress to fight this reckless spending? Auron MacIntyre (25:10) - “The right was wrong about virtue signaling” is a recent article from The Blaze by Auron MacIntyre. Virtue signaling can be off-putting and many people on the left use it to prove they’re a part of the movement, however, this behavior is innate in all of us, and since it can’t be avoided, can it be a positive when used correctly? Dr. Cal Beisner (32:46)- A new book “Climate and Energy: The Case For Realism”, combats the left’s climate hysteria with truth. The Author Dr. Cal Beisner joins to discuss.

Abe Hamilton (1:56) - Donald Trump has until Monday to post a $454 Million appeal bond. With such an excessive fine the former President’s lawyers called it “patently unjust, unreasonable, and unconstitutional.” It is now possible for Letitia James to seize Trump’s assets. Thursday Round-Up (9:52, 18:58, 34:58) - This week’s Power Panel includes John Cardillo, Mark Lotter, and John Jackson. They discuss the enormous $454 million bond set for Donald Trump’s appeal, the EPA’s new auto emissions rules, and Scotland’s law against hate speech. Danny Polischuk (27:56) - Scotland launches a new hate speech law. Who is to decide what is and is not “hate speech”? Comedians like Danny Polishchuk are concerned about the new law and what it could mean for other countries.

Jenna Ellis (00:36) - Another spending bill is being passed on Capitol Hill, Congressman Chip Roy believes conservatives need to stand firm and stop allowing democrats to use Americans’ money on whatever they choose to fund. Hogan Gidley (10:04) - The RNC promises legal ballot harvesting as a part of its new strategy to take on the Democrats. Lara Trump stated, “We’ve been playing checkers and the democrats have been playing chess”. is this a good move for the Republican party? Jenna Ellis (18:54) - White House aide to former President Donald Trump, Peter Navarro, was sentenced to four months in prison for his refusal to comply with a subpoena from the Jan. 6 Committee. How did we get to this point, and what does this conviction mean for others? Josh Hammer (29:38, 36:08) - The Washington Supreme Court rules that prospective lawyers will no longer have to take the bar exam, calling it “racist”, and claiming the test is unfair to marginalized groups. Plus Josh shares the details of his upcoming book discussing the aftermath of October 7th and rampant antisemitism that’s taken over this country and others.

Jenna Ellis (00:35) - The hearing for Murthy v. Missouri took place yesterday and Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson caused a stir on social media when she said “My biggest concern is that your view has the First Amendment hamstringing the federal government in significant ways in the most important time periods”. After her quote went viral, many pointed out that “hamstringing the government” is the purpose of the First Amendment. Auron MacIntyre (11:25)- Governor Desantis defends his proactive response to the crisis in Haiti, as he prepares for the possibility of a large wave of Haitian immigrants trying to get to America through Florida. Sheriff Bill Waybourn (19:48)- Scotus voted to extend SB4 which blocks Texas law enforcement from arresting migrants trying to cross the border illegally. What is the state of Texas doing to combat this? Will Chamberlain (28:57)- When Donald Trump ran for office in 2016 a major focus of his campaign was the Supreme Court and possible nominees. There are some “never trumpers” who support RFK jr, but what are his judicial philosophies? Will he bring in nominees with conservative values? Aaron McIntire (37:35)- #Kategate continues as some believe Kate Middleton was spotted shopping at the farmers market with Prince William, but was it really her?

Jenna Ellis (00:34)- The Supreme Court hearing of Murthy vs Missouri is one of the most important free speech cases in American history. Did the federal government cooperate and collude with Big Tech to silence millions? Ronald Coleman Michael Donnelly (9:42, 18:58)- Murthy vs Missouri will determine the government’s stranglehold on the American people and their First Amendment rights. Is it legal to remove a Facebook post because the government claims it’s inaccurate? Kevin McCullough (31:23)- At a rally in Ohio this weekend, former President Trump said “It’s gonna be a bloodbath for the country” if he loses in November, referring to the automobile industry here in America. The left has taken this comment out of context and ran with it. Andy Ngo (36:30)- There are questions of trans-identifying individuals asking for leniency based on their sexual identity. A murder in Portland Oregon has raised eyebrows after the killer was given a sweetheart plea deal from DA Mike Schmidt.

Dave Williams (1:49) - Colorado congressman Ken Buck has announced his resignation at the end of next week. What does this mean for the future of Colorado? A special election for Ken Bucks’s position will be held on June 25th. Thursday Round-Up (9:50, 18:57, 36:07) - This week’s Power Panel is Robin Biro, John Cardillo, and Robert Patillo. Joe Biden walks back his use of the word “illegals”, the Trump and Biden campaign ads have begun, and the House passes legislation in an attempt to ban TikTok. Kaitlynn Wheeler (29:51) - A new lawsuit has been filed against the NCAA to protect women’s sports. “The athletes are challenging NCAA regulations allowing male athletes to compete in women’s sports”.

Marc Lotter (2:00) - In the Last 3 presidential elections, including 2024, there have been 4 people accused of having classified information and only one has faced criminal charges. Donald Trump. Yesterday’s trial showed the double standard as special counsel Hur advised against charging President Joe Biden Matthew Tyrmand (11:38) - The Biden administration is not prepared to handle the major issues facing the Middle East and Haiti. Where does this leave America on the world stage? Adam Andrzejewsk (19:23) - The University of Virginia spends $20 million a year on DEI employees. Some are making over half a million dollars a year. Where are the funds coming from to support these hires? Kevin McCullough (28:54) - Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is advocating for a 15-year-old girl to be tried as an adult after a brutal attack on another student who had to be taken to the hospital and is “fighting to stay alive”. Jenna Ellis (36:07) - There is some controversy in the UK. #Kategate has taken over the internet. There a many rumors surrounding Kate Middleton’s whereabouts after she took leave for an abdominal surgery. A family photograph was believed to be altered and has only furthered the wild conspiracy theories.

Jenna Ellis 00:00:35 - Today special counsel testified on Joe Bidens classified documents investigation. Special counsel Robert K. Hur said “The President willfully retained classified materials after his vice presidency” but also stated “We did not however identify evidence that rose to the level of proof beyond a reasonable doubt” Josh Hammer 11:18 - Special counsel Hur focused on jury perception and how the defense may poke holes in the case rather than the burden of proof and production. Are these valid reasons not to charge Joe Biden? Brendan Carr 19:53 - There is a stark difference between TikTok in America and TikTok in China. Are the differences in usage about the CCP’s control in China or more about the content Americans gravitate towards? Dr. David Grantham 29:09 - The United States has begun evacuating Americans from Haiti as a gang leader named “Barbecue” is now the most powerful man in the country. Jimmy Cherizier, Leader of the “G9 and Family” gang, vowed to fight until Prime Minister Ariel Henry resigns Erik Finman 37:07 - Bitcoin is back in a big way gaining nearly 70% this year, with most of the rise coming in the last few weeks. Is Bitcoin a worthy investment going forward?