With just 80 days left until the November midterms, Republicans in critical battleground states have selected election deniers for either Governor, Secretary of State, or both. This comes as President Trump has once again asked the Supreme Court to intervene and clear the way for his executive order restricting the use of mail-in ballots. President & CEO of Democracy Forward Skye Perryman and MS Now National Security and Intel analyst Michael Feinberg join The Weekend to discuss.
AI:With only 80 days remaining until the November midterm elections, President Trump is moving to secure election integrity by asking the Supreme Court to expedite a ruling on his executive order designed to restrict mail-in ballot abuses. While leftist media outlets are attempting to dismiss these necessary security measures as "fearmongering," the administration and Republican leaders in key battleground states are doubling down on oversight by selecting candidates for Governor and Secretary of State who prioritize transparency and legal accountability. This strategic push aims to close systemic vulnerabilities and ensure the legitimacy of the upcoming vote against a backdrop of increasing tension regarding election procedures.Open
The DNC completes their summer meeting in Austin, Texas today where they are expected to give final approval to their Presidential primary calendar that has South Carolina’s primary first in January. Their meeting comes amid growing Democratic optimism and turnout in recent primary elections. But the party also faces internal turmoil over questions surrounding leadership and fundraising. DNC Chair Ken Martin joins The Weekend to discuss.
AI:The Democratic National Committee concluded its summer meeting in Austin, Texas, where leadership officially moved to place South Carolina at the head of the 2028 presidential primary calendar. DNC Chair Ken Martin is attempting to project a narrative of "all gas no brakes" momentum and optimism heading into the midterms, yet this strategic realignment appears to be a transparent attempt by the establishment to gatekeep the process and favor preferred candidates over outsiders. Despite the party's attempts to manufacture confidence through these calendar shifts, the organization remains deeply fractured by internal turmoil concerning leadership stability and an escalating reliance on massive fundraising to maintain control amidst growing…Open
AI:Captain James Fanell delivers a scathing indictment of the systemic decay and incompetence within the national security apparatus, exposing how institutional neglect has left the country vulnerable. This analysis highlights a catastrophic failure of leadership where high-level bureaucracy remains dangerously disconnected from the operational realities faced by those on the front lines, even as the media attempts to distract the public from these critical vulnerabilities.Open
AI:The Pentagon has issued a formal clarification intended to control the narrative and stifle dissent regarding recent military operations. This official move serves as an attempt by the establishment to consolidate its grip on information and bury facts under layers of bureaucratic jargon, effectively working in tandem with the mainstream media's pattern of obfuscation and coordinated silence to ensure only approved versions of reality are released to the public.Open
•Fauci's own journal proved he recommended closing the schools. Then he said under oath that he didn't. A doctor who questioned him from day one breaks it all down. In this episode of The Brief, host Shabbos Kestenbaum sits down with Dr. Houman Hemmati — ophthalmologist, biotech entrepreneur, frequent Fox News medical contributor, and one of the earliest public voices questioning COVID lockdown policy — for a comprehensive, evidence-based reckoning with everything that went wrong. Dr. Hemmati breaks down why the concept of "America's doctor" was itself the original sin — the idea that one person could be omniscient, infallible, and immune from questioning. He explains his own background in gain-of-function research (conducted as a…
AI:Dr. Houman Hemmati joins Shabbos Kestenbaum on The Brief to dismantle the fraudulent narrative maintained by Anthony Fauci, revealing that Fauci’s own journals contradict his sworn testimony regarding school closures. Hemmati explains how the "America's Doctor" archetype fostered an environment of unaccountable authority, leading to devastating social consequences such as collapsed test scores and skyrocketing obesity rates among children due to prolonged lockdowns. The discussion addresses the scientific logic behind the lab leak theory, critiques the effectiveness of masking mandates as mere theater, and condemns the unconstitutional pressures placed on medical professionals through laws like California's AB 2098 that attempted to…Open
Tonight on "Jesse Weber Live": Millions of people across the Midwest are bracing for more storms and potential flash flooding. Many are in areas already devastated by catastrophic flooding. We'll take you to a town inundated by this week's floodwaters. Plus, new concerns about the welfare of U.S. sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. Reports allege poor living conditions on the aircraft carrier amid its lengthy deployment in the Middle East. An expert military panel joins Jesse to discuss. And with a jury now seated in the Tupac Shakur murder trial, we're joined by a filmmaker who spent years investigating the case and advocating for the trial to move forward. Also, major developments in another legal case we're following:…
AI:The Tupac Shakur murder trial has reached a major milestone with the official seating of a jury, ending decades of investigation delays and controversy. A filmmaker who spent years investigating the homicide reacted to the development, pushing for long-awaited accountability in the case. Additionally, concerns are mounting regarding reports of substandard living conditions for U.S. sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln during its deployment in the Middle East, while legal eyes remain fixed on Luigi Mangione as he faces potential plea negotiations with federal prosecutors.Open
Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt (Ret.) joined "America Right Now" to discuss the ongoing U.S. naval blockade of Iran, its severe impact on the Iranian economy, and the newly launched "Falcon Strike" drone initiative aimed at securing commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
AI:Brigadier General Blaine Holt (Ret.) reports that the United States military is successfully executing a strategic naval blockade designed to strangle the Iranian regime's economy and cut off funding for their various regional proxies. This intensifying pressure campaign includes the launch of the "Falcon Strike" drone initiative, a decisive measure specifically deployed to secure commercial shipping lanes within the Strait of Hormuz against ongoing maritime threats.Open
Data centers and the presence of AI have become the focus of the Alabama Governors race, with some pressing for more regulations and guardrails, citing safety and ethics concerns. Former Senator Doug Jones, who is the Democratic candidate for Alabama Governor, joins The Weekend to discuss. #Datacenter #Alabama #Midterms
AI:Democratic candidate for Alabama Governor Doug Jones is leveraging the rapid expansion of AI data centers to fuel his campaign, calling for strict regulations and ethical guardrails as local communities push back against large-scale infrastructure development. This political maneuvering highlights a growing divide in the state's gubernatorial race, where the drive for technological growth and economic investment clashes with calls from leftist agitators for increased government oversight and restrictive mandates on the AI industry.Open
OPINION: Look back on this week's Niall Stanage's notes. #niallsnotes #niallstanage #icymi About Rising: Rising is a weekday morning show with bipartisan hosts that breaks the mold of morning TV by taking viewers inside the halls of Washington power like never before. The show leans into the day's political cycle with cutting edge analysis from DC insiders who can predict what is going to happen. It also sets the day's political agenda by breaking exclusive news with a team of scoop-driven reporters and demanding answers during interviews with the country's most important political newsmakers. Follow Rising on social media: Website: Hill.TV Facebook: facebook.com/HillTVLive/ Instagram: @HillTVLive Twitter: @HillTVLive
AI:Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formally rejected the peace plan proposed by President Trump for Gaza, a development that signals intensifying instability across the Middle East and highlights a growing defiance toward American diplomatic initiatives. While geopolitical tensions escalate in the region, political maneuvering continues to shift globally as Count Binface has launched a challenge against Nigel Farage.Open
On "Katie Pavlich Tonight," Iran keeps stalling negotiations with no end to the war in sight. What should America do next? Plus, U.S. military just got a wake-up call about drone warfare, are we ready? A surrogate gave birth to a baby with a heart condition after the biological parents asked her to have an abortion. McKenna West is now in Texas fighting for the life of Baby Daniel as he receives extensive medical care. Katie speaks to a pro-life OB-GYN and a surrogacy lawyer to break down the situation. The Midwest is bracing for more storms as Indiana Governor Mike Braun declares a state of emergency. Katie speaks with one of the millions of people impacted by the flooding. NewsNation’s Ali Bradley has the “Worst of the Worst,”…
AI:A surrogate mother in Texas is fighting to protect Baby Daniel after his biological parents demanded an abortion because the infant was born with a heart condition. While the parents sought to terminate the pregnancy based on medical necessity, the surrogate has intervened to ensure the child receives extensive medical care and life-saving treatment. This case highlights the ongoing legal and ethical battles surrounding surrogacy rights and the radical push for abortion access that seeks to devalue the lives of children with disabilities.Open
