Todd Starnes

In this clip, Todd Starnes talks about the Famous V-J Day photo being ordered to be banned because the two couples kissing look nonconsensual.

Todd Starnes interviews Donald Trump ahead of a day before Super Tuesday. He is fired up and ready to go. Americans have a lot to look forward to.

Leftists in the media are enraged over the Supreme Court ruling today in favor of President Trump. They want SCOTUS dissolved.

We don’t know the essence of the prayer, but what an encouragement to know that our president seeks godly counsel. Amen?

Todd Starnes talks about what happened near Trumps plane was divine intervention. This was not a coincidence, and God is showing us signs.

On MSNBC's "Morning Joe,” their guest strongly criticized white rural Americans, characterizing them as a perceived "threat to democracy."

Latin American refugees are demanding that Seattle leaders fund their temporary housing.

Border Patrol agents are furious about President Biden’s visit to the border today — calling it a shameful political stunt.

With the rising homicide rates in 2024, Memphis Mayor Paul Young addressed gang leaders, urging them to declare a ceasefire.

Kellogg's CEO has raised eyebrows for proposing cereal as a dinner option for families amid the cost of living crisis.

Some members of the Cal Bears Softball Team opted to take a knee during the anthem while in Louisiana for a tournament a few weeks ago, and I must say, the response was unfavorable.

The mayor of Athens, Georgia - a Democrat - is facing outrage from citizens after an illegal alien murdered Laken Riley.

Memphis Mayor's shockingly soft approach to tackling crime was by inviting gang leaders to City Hall for a discussion over fast food rather than arresting them on the spot.

A local hardware store responds to the surge in theft with a unique one-on-one shopping experience during peak hours aimed at deterring these brazen thieves.

Joyless Reid over at MSDNC wants white folks to stop birthing babies. Bigot, Racist, or just a Slap Crazy?

President Biden’s open border policies directly led to the murder of a Georgia nursing student. The president has blood on his hands in my opinion. Agree or disagree?

In this segment, I delve into the shocking events at Barberton High School in Ohio, where, during Black History Month, white 11th-grade students were voluntarily pepper-sprayed as part of a law and public safety class. The school claims it was a voluntary exercise with parental consent, but one has to wonder what this has to do with Black History Month and whether any parent would agree to such a thing.

It's become increasingly clear that Donald Trump is poised to clinch the Republican nomination, outpacing Joe Biden in every poll we've seen. The burning question on everyone's mind is who Trump will choose as his vice-presidential running mate. At CPAC, a straw poll put Kristi Noem in the lead, but names like Tulsi Gabbard are also in the mix.

I dove headfirst into the controversial remarks made by Joy Reid, whom I've dubbed "Joyless Reed," and her perplexing stance on population and immigration. I couldn't hold back my disbelief as she questioned the need for more children in the United States. Her contradictory views on Senator Tuberville's comments about immigration and the need for more kids in Alabama sparked a heated debate.

This segment delves into the tragic and infuriating case of Laken Riley, a 22-year-old nursing student from Georgia whose life was brutally cut short. The details of her murder, which emerged over the weekend, paint a harrowing picture of a young woman simply out for a run, only to fall victim to a heinous crime. The alleged perpetrator, an illegal alien, was previously caught by Border Patrol but released due to overcrowding, only to later be involved in an incident in New York City where a child was injured. Despite this, he was rereleased.

With all the talk about certain politicians being too old, guest host Jeff Stein challenges us to call out infirmity and incompetency by name, instead of using code words like “age”.

I took a deep dive into the controversial issue of school furries with our guest, Representative Humphrey, who introduced legislation to ban this phenomenon. We discussed the disruptive nature of students dressing up as animals and behaving as such in educational settings, leading to a significant backlash from the furry community.

The episode called for Republicans to take a stand in traditionally Democratic areas, proposing bold strategies like advocating for high-rise section eight housing in affluent neighborhoods to expose the left's insincerity on issues like affordable housing. I also touched on the hypocrisy of liberal strongholds like Martha's Vineyard when faced with the arrival of illegal immigrants, contrasting their professed values with their actions.

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Tomorrow marks the 170th anniversary of the founding of the Republican Party. Guest host Jeff Stein assesses what the party stands for today and where it should be going.