To discuss the state of the economy amidst heightened pressure on the global banking system in the wake of the silicon valley bank collapse we are happy to have on CEO of public square Michael Seifert.

There are more than 61-million disabled Americans living in the U.S. many of them are more than qualified to be employed in the country's labor market. Many aren't aware of this talent pool. Melissa Ortiz, who serves at the national center for public policy research as the senior adviser for the able Americans project. She spoke with NTD's Kelly Wright about the issue.

And more on the vaccine mandates. to learn more about covid regulation and other measures. Steve Deace is host of the Steve Deace show on Blazetv and author of the book: Rise of the Fourth Reich and we are happy to have him on to discuss.

A new bill in Congress that Republicans are prioritizing right now is H.R. 1, The Lower Energy Costs Act. The bill seeks to unleash America's potential of natural resources and ensure energy independence. Joining to discuss the bill, we just sat down with Congressman Pete Stauber of Minnesota.

Chinese communist regime leader Xi Jinping is in Russia right now, meeting with Russian president Vladimir Putin. Our next guess joins us to discuss the meeting, as well as U.S. foreign policy on China, and ways to decouple.

President Biden yesterday vetoed a bill that aimed to push back against ESG investments. Congressman Mike Flood spoke with NTD's Steve Lance about the ESG movement, and critics concerns.

Lawmakers on both the right and left are in unison when they condemn China's Xi cozying up with Putin as Russia carries out this war against Ukraine. What are the implications to international order? It doesn't stop with giving support to Russia. We speak with the director of China policy at Washington based think tank Center for Security Policy.

As for President Biden's budget proposal for fiscal year 2024, the 6.9 trillion budget significantly raises taxes for corporations and the wealthy. The corporate tax rate would hit 28 percent, while the top individual tax rate would max out at 39.6 percent. NTD's Steve Lance sat down with Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart of Florida to discuss.

Our next guest sheds some light on some serious antisemitic trends in American politics, education, and culture. Jeff Berk is the founder of Truth Tells.

Congressman Mike Flood sits on the house financial services committee and he'll join us to assess the fallout from the collapse of silicon valley bank.

We'll also hear from Thane Lawrie, a former CEO of one of Britains top 100 companies. What are some of the lessons that we can learn from the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank?

Various investigations happening on Capitol Hill are grabbing attention recently. What are the top concerns? Earlier, I had a chance to speak with chairman of the house oversight committee James Comer who's leading several of the investigations.

As the investigation into the origins of COVID continues, a group of Republican congressmen are pushing a bill related to the pandemic. It would treat the new W.H.O. accord on global pandemic responses as a treaty. I just sat down with Congressman Tom Tiffany to discuss his new legisaltion pushing back on the bill.

Joining us now to discuss more about the probe into the origins of the CCP virus, we sat down with Congressman Ronny Jackson. He's a member of the House select committee on the coronavirus pandemic.

Does faith still have relevance to all that we are experiencing in American government and politics? AR Bernard, pastor of the Christian cultural center, counsels politicians, entertainers, and business leaders. NTD's Kelly Wright talked with the pastor about divine order in a changing culture, and finding a positive direction for government.

Arizona Congresswoman Debbie Lesko sits on the committee to investigate the origins of COVID and was on the hill earlier today asking a series of questions to witnesses who came to testify and we are happy to have the congresswoman join us.

Automaker Ford is investing $3.5 billion dollars in an electric vehicle battery factory in Michigan. This is after Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin rejected the investment in his state over Chinese involvement. Joining us next to discuss, we're happy to have Virginia House Delegate Emily Brewer.

Illegal immigration is a trade that is highly lucrative for the Mexican cartels operating in the very area where the two Americans have just been killed. To discuss the border crisis, we sat down with Chad Wolf, former acting secretary of homeland security during the Trump administration.

The Chinese Communist regime just announced that its boosting its military budget by 7.2% for the coming year. That marks the eighth consecutive year of single-digit percentage point increases, and makes its 2023 budget about double where it was 10 years ago. To discuss the significance of this, we sat down with John Sitilides, Geopolitical strategist at Trilogy Advisors.

How serious is the threat from the Chinese Communist regime? NTD's Steve Lance spoke with Congressman Mark Alford from Missouri to find out. They also touched on the efforts to hold the CCP accountable for the pandemic and potential aid to Russia.

A new type of artificial intelligence known as chat GPT has been in the spotlight recently for its success in a range of areas. But at the same time, many are raising concerns about the potential risks of such technology. To discuss this new chat-bot, we spoke with Jake Morabito, Director of Communications and Technology Task Force at the American Legislative Exchange Council.

President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan is facing challenges in the Supreme Court. NTD's Kelly Wright spoke with Kilian Laverty to learn more about the case. Laverty is a policy manager with Freedom Works, a conservative advocacy group based in Washington D.C.

The World Health Organization has come under scrutiny for the way it shielded the Chinese Communist Party from criticism in the early stages of the pandemic. Now the W.H.O could be postured to be a major voice in the United States for how future pandemics are handled. To weigh in, we have David Belle, former medical officer at the W.H.O and now a senior scholar at the Brownstone Institute.

Nate Fischer, co-founder and CEO of New Founding joins us to delve into the technology sector and the conservative movement. Is big tech a force against the conservative movement, or are the tides changing?

The Supreme Court is hearing a case involving Google and Section 230. Justices could decide to modify or even upend the law, which gives social media platforms protection from liability for their users' posts. Joining us now to discuss the case, we have James Czerniawsk, senior policy analyst in Technology and Innovation at Americans for Prosperity.

The 2024 presidential primary is getting crowded, with some candidates still under the radar. Dr. Rollan Roberts is an American businessman, government advisor, and now republican candidate for president recently announcing his candidacy for the 2024 presidential campaign. NTD’s Kelly Wright sat down with with Roberts to discuss his 2024 bid. 

The House Oversight Committee is in the midst of investigating the origins of the COVID-19 virus. Congressman Brad Wenstrup is the chairman of the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic. He is joining us now to discuss the investigation, and what they are trying to achieve.

The weaponization of the federal government has been under the spotlight, now that house committees are looking into some of the allegations. We spoke with  Michael Waller, Senior Analyst for Strategy from the Center for Security Policy. Waller tells us about the concerning trend of less freedom of speech and government censorship.

It's been over two weeks since the train derailment in Ohio. How is the community of East Palestine doing in the aftermath? Joining us next to discuss the situation on the ground, we have Congressman Bill Johnson. His district covers the village of East Palestine, and he has been on site of the derailment over multiple days.

Washington D-C is changing its criminal code.  Will Congress be able to come together and act on it? Joining us next to discuss, we have the director of the Center for Law and Justice at the America First Policy Institute.

President Biden today addressing US-China relations and the US’s future approach to unidentified flying objects. We hear from Senator Eric Schmitt, about the spy balloon and China threat.

What's next for the pro-life movement? We saw the annual March for Life in Washington D.C. at the end of January, the first one since the Supreme Court overturned Roe V. Wade last year. What are the goals of the movement now? To discuss we spoke to Jason Jones, president and founder of the vulnerable people project. Here's a look at our fascinating discussion.

The Chinese Communist Party is making headlines now more than ever as it aggressively postures to become the worlds next super power. With more perspective on the CCP's quest for global dominance and what can be done to stop it, we are happy to have on Nebraska Congressman Mike Flood. 

Former vice president Mike Pence is the latest to find himself in possession of classified documents and the fallout from it. To discuss, we have author of the book Postgate and former Assistant U.S. Attorney, John O'Connor.

Illicit drugs are making their way in at record levels as well. Joining us next, we spoke to two parents who lost their 15-year-old son to fentanyl overdose. They say the danger of illicit drugs like fentanyl, is that many people don't even realize they are taking it.

Does the House GOP have a good reason to worry about the DOJ being used as a weapon to target Americans? I sat down with Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry and asked him about it. We also talked about his recent action to protect kids from sexually explicit materials, which is catching headlines in his home state of Louisiana.

The House Oversight Committee today is holding a hearing with former Twitter executives. It's focused on Twitter's censorship of the Hunter Biden laptop story. To discuss online censorship, our Melina Wisecup spoke with member of the House Judiciary Committee Congressman Mike Johnson. 

The US is being joined by allies on export controls to dampen China's ability to compete in the advanced digital tech sector. To break down the significance of these economic policies, we spoke with Stephen Ezell from the the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.

Prices at the pump are on the rise again. This is at a time of the year when prices are usually down. What factors are behind the latest gas prices? To discuss we spoke with Matt Coday, President and Founder of the Oil and Gas Workers Association. 

Have President Biden and former President Trump been treated differently over the discovery of classified documents? And how different are their situations? Joining us today to discuss the Biden files, we have Trump's attorney Christina Bobb. She was at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate when FBI agents searched the residence.

We also hear from Rabbi Abraham Cooper about recent instances of anti-Semitism. Hell tells us how the pandemic and social media have amplified hate.

Earlier today, at the International Religious Freedom Summit, I sat down with the co-chair Katrina Lantos Swett. We talked about the bipartisan support for  this cause, and also the challenges they're facing. 

Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar is under fire and could lose her house committee assignments, including the House Foreign Relations committee. She's been under scrutiny for her comments on Jews and Israel. Joining us next to discuss Omar and anti-semitism, we have Dan Pollak from the Zionist Organization of America. 

More on China, as the Chinese Communist Party continues to play down the death toll of the COVID-19 pandemic inside of its borders. Rik Mehta is an attorney with a strong medical background as well and we are happy to have him on to discuss.

The state of Iowa just enacted a new bill that grants school choice. Parents will now have more opportunities to choose whether to send their children to private or public schools. To discuss, we sat down with member of the education committee Congresswoman Lisa McClain.

Republican Congressman Tom Tiffany of Wisconsin is leading an effort to build normal diplomatic relations with Taiwan. He just introduced a bill in Congress that would officially end the one China policy. Under the current policy, the U.S. ended formal relations with Taiwan in 1979. Congressman Tiffany agreed to speak with us exclusively today to discuss the bill.

Right now in the U.S. job openings remain high despite rising inflation and talks of a recession. What's behind the current worker shortage? Joining us next to discuss the labor market, we have Thomas Savidge, Research Director at Center for State Fiscal Reform. 

The lack of transparency regarding the pandemic situation in China is making a lot of countries and world organizations worried. The Chinese regime's official COVID death toll remains low, despite reports of hospitals and morgues being overwhelmed. Joining us now to discuss, we have Cindy Yu, Assistant Editor at the British magazine the Spectator, and host of the podcast Chinese Whispers.

New reports coming from China say that the country's population has dropped for the first time since 1961. This poses major challenges to their economy. And since the U.S. economy is intertwined with China, this is also expected to have impacts on the U.S. Joining us to discuss America's economic relationship with China, we have Ryan Yonk, Senior Research Faculty at the American Institute for Economic Research. 

The Federal government's credit card continues to max out as they apply for yet another increase to the spending limit. Some say the damage has already been done, but are there solutions to get America's spending back in order? Here to discuss, we're happy to have on policy director at the Center for Renewing America, Paige Agostin.

President Biden recently asked House Speaker McCarthy to increase the nation's debt ceiling without any conditions. McCarthy rejected his request. To find out whats at stake, we'll speak with Senior Associate Director of business and economic policy for the Bipartisan Policy Center, Rachel Snyderman.

The Chinese Communist Party is in the spotlight again as the world is watching how the CCP continues to handle the pandemic. Questions are being raised over what the actual number of Covid-19 deaths truly is inside of China. A number that is hard to get to, but the evidence is mounting that the number is far greater than what has been reported. Our next guest has spent a lot of time helping the Chinese people escape oppression, founder of Women's Rights Without Frontiers, Reggie Littlejohn.

The House recently passed an important bill on the U.S. strategic petroleum reserve. It bans the U.S. from exporting oil from the strategic reserve to China. In a rare show of bipartisanship, a large number of Democrats joined Republicans in voting for the bill. To discuss the bill  we have a leading energy industry expert, Tom McNulty.

The DOJ has now appointed a special counsel to investigate the Biden documents, as they did for Trump. As the details emerge, some are asking if President Biden will be held to the same standard as former President Trump. To discuss, we are happy to have our next guest, assistant professor of journalism at Liberty University's school of communication and digital content, Amy Bonebright.

The Biden administration, this week, proposes a gas stove ban. It's meant to strengthen safety standards. But some republicans argue it isn't about health, but a push to restrict natural gas use. Next to discuss this latest flash point over energy, as well as the House-passed bill to ban China from the U.S. strategic petroleum reserve, we sit down with Congressman Gary Palmer.

Dr. Peter McCullough is a physician and highly regarded internist and cardiologist who is actually the most published medical doctor in his field. We just has a chance to sit down with Dr McCullough. We spoke to him about a range of vaccine related issues, starting with the military rollback of the vaccine mandate.

The new republican controlled house has wasted no time executing their agenda. Defunding the IRS top on their list and voting to do just that. To assess, we're happy to have with us President the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, David Williams.

Now, turning our attention overseas. We have distinguished research fellow at the national defense university, Thomas Lynch, on to discuss the U.S. involvement in the Ukraine war. Lynch spent 28 years of active service in the U.S. army at various command and staff positions. Steve Lance asks Lynch, specifically, what does the U.S. want to see coming out of this war?

We recently had a chance to speak with Reverend Kevin McGary, McGary is the author of the book "Woked Up," and the founder of the organization Every Black Life Matters. It's an organization aimed at helping the black community while pushing back against what he called the woke agenda of Black Lives Matter. He will discuss with us some of the challenges the black community faces in America and some of the solutions.

The abortion debate is still ongoing, with the FDA now making an abortion pill accessible at brick and mortar pharmacies. The Supreme Court's Dobb's decision means this rule change doesn't overrule any existing state laws, and it's still up to states to decide how to implement it. To discuss the impact of this latest rule change, we are happy to have on Sue Liebel Director of state affairs at Susan B. Anthony list. 

Gender transitioning for minors is still a hot topic. As more schools and organizations promote the idea, parents and many others are pushing back . Our next guest started taking cross-sex drugs at a very young age, but has since de-transitioned. She's joined us to share her story...

How is the Republican Party facing the challenges? To find out, I sit down with Harmeet Dhillon, one of the leading candidates.

With so much turmoil around the world, between Russia's war with Ukraine and the constant threat of the CCP in the South China Sea, is the U.S. still the dominant superpower? To discuss, I spoke with Thomas Lynch. He spent 28 years of active service in the U.S. army at various command and staff positions, and is now a Research Fellow at the Center for Strategic Research at the National Defense University in Washington DC.

Elon Musk has exposed how Twitter previously censored information on COVID-19 vaccine safety. Many doctors who have questioned the safety and efficacy of the vaccine are now reinstated on the platform. But is the medical community now more acceptive of their views compared to before? To discuss vaccine safety and COVID censorship, we spoke to Doctor Omar Hamada, a medical doctor and a former Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army. 

To discuss with us the release of Sam Bankman-Fried from jail as well as the ongoing Twitter files drops we have podcaster, author, and writer James Gorrie.

As the CCP Virus continues to surge throughout China, there are increased concerns that the virus might accelerate throughout the rest of the world. However, doctors and scientists in the U.S. are pointing out that it may be partially because of the CCP's zero covid approach that we are seeing such an intense wave. To assess we are happy to have a physician who also holds a PhD in infectious disease, Doctor Yuhong Dong.

We sat down with author Eric Metaxas. He's written a number of books on religion, and his latest is called 'Letter to the American Church.' Metaxas tells us about the cultural war taking place in America right now, and his stance on where the Church stands.

How does the Marxist agenda appear in social issues? James Lindsay, author and host of the podcast New Discourses, joins us to share some of his greatest concerns facing our culture and civil society. 

With Christmas and the New Year upon us there is much to celebrate and look forward to. However, there are various challenges facing the nation, one of which is the rising rate of  suicide among out nation's veterans and first responders. Ken Falke has dedicated his life to reversing this trend and is the founder of the Boulder Crest Foundation and we are happy to have him with us to discuss.

The true state of the economy still hangs in the balance as the federal reserve tries to tame inflation by raising interest rates. It's still unclear that fed has in store for 2023, but in 2022 alone they incrementally raised interest rates by 4.25 percentage points. To try to make some sense of where the economy might be headed, we are happy to have on a partner and portfolio manager at Crescat Capital, Tavi Costa. 

And we'll hear from Congressman Matt Gaetz on why he's opposing Leader McCarthy for House Speaker.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy doesn't have 100% support from his republican caucus to take the speakers gavel. Representative Andy Biggs, who's challenging him, joins NTD's Steve Lance to explain why he's made this move to break from the mainstream consensus in his party.

And the republican party is seemingly fractured in a few areas, with House Leader Kevin Mccarthy facing challenges to win the speakers gavel, and the possibility of a Desantis-Trump showdown for 2024. We'll take a look at where the party stands as a whole and looking ahead. NTD's Steve Lance spoke with political analyst, Erin Elmore. 

Over twenty members of the house GOP have called for the impeachment of current DHS secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Mayorkas and the Biden administration are reacting to the calls for change, but Title 42 is set to expire, which could see illegal immigration on the southern border surge even more. Congressman Michael Cloud represents a district in the border state of Texas, and we asked him what is exactly it is that he thinks justifies impeaching DHS Secretary Mayorkas.  

The Senate has banned Tiktok from government devices, while the House still needs to act to enact this ban. To assess the steps congress has taken to curb the Chinese linked social media app we spoke with founder and CEO of a new web browser called Tusk, Jeff Bermant.

While Mayorkas was in El Paso, Texas yesterday meeting with Border Patrol Agents, twenty house republicans were calling to impeach the homeland security Chief on Capitol Hill. We caught up with one of those members of Congress to find out why.

Companies are gradually shifting away from manufacturing goods in mainland China, due to quality control and intellectual property theft. Now, it appears this trend may be accelerating. Apple is the latest major U.S. corporation to move a large part of its manufacturing out of the communist-controlled country. To discuss, we have author and economist Milton Ezrati. 

The world's largest chip-maker, Taiwan-based TSMC, is tripling its investment in Arizona. The chip giant plans to build two plants there- worth a total of $40 billion. To discuss this historic investment, we spoke to the president and CEO of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, Chris Camacho.

The crisis at the southern border continues to impact Americans in many ways, not just those who live along the border. Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have been paying close attention, recently introducing a new measure. To discuss the border crisis, we spoke to Javier Palomarez, President and CEO of the U.S. Hispanic Business Council.

Texas Republicans in Congress are unveiling a new framework aimed at protecting the southern border. They want to finish building the border wall, re-instate the "remain in Mexico" policy, and keep title 42. To discuss this new plan, we spoke to one of the Congressmen who proposed it, Congressman Brian Babin.

The latest GDP figures released last week show that the U.S. economy grew by 2.9%percent in the third quarter. And forecasts show that the economy will further grow in the fourth quarter. Now joining us to discuss the economic outlook, we're happy to have Robert Hughes, Senior Research Faculty at the American Institute for Economic Research.

To discuss the recent anti-lockdown protests in China and what the lockdowns in China do to the global economy we have Vice President at FreedomWorks, John Tamny. 

To discuss the latest lockdowns and the protests in China and what may be fueling them, Cindy Yu, Assistant editor at UK-based magazine, The Spectator. 

Joining us next to discuss the unrest in China and the disruptions to the global supply chain, we have deputy editor at Asia Times, David Goldman. 

The death of China's former dictator carries a horrific legacy. What might mean for the people of China and beyond? The executive director of the Falun Dafa Information Center Levi Browde weighs in.

The U.S. military is facing an unprecedented recruiting crisis. This past fiscal year, the army fell short of its recruitment goal by 25 percent. That's 15,000 soldiers. This has made the army cut back on its projection for next year. What's behind the current crisis and what are the consequences? We spoke with Michael Berry, Senior Counsel from First Liberty Institute. Berry has served as an attorney with the U.S. Marine Corps, and as a professor at the U.S. Naval Academy.

Different perspectives unfold over the outcome of the Arizona elections and how we got there, even from within the same party. Here to offer one perspective we have former chair of the Arizona GOP Randy Pullen. 

A buzz word that has taken center stage in America's cultural war, transgenderism. To discuss this phenomenon, we sat down with Jeff Myers, President of Summit Ministries, a non-profit Christian leadership training organization. Myers explores the forces behind the transgender movement.

The senate last week voted to advance a bill that would codify same-sex marriage into federal law. One of the major concerns by critics is that it would put religious liberty at risk. Some say it would force religious individuals or organizations to act against their will. To discuss the bill, we spoke with Jay Richards, a research fellow at the heritage foundation, with a special focus on religious liberty.

And to discuss Twitter's recent move to reinstate major conservative accounts, we have Bradley Smith. Smith served as  Commissioner OF the Federal Election Commission.

The global pandemic ushered in mass lockdowns along with what seemed like near universal vaccine mandates. Most private, federal, and state agencies all mandated the vaccine, including the United States Military. Our next guest resigned from his post as Lt. Colonel in the U.S. Army due to the mandate, and we are happy to have him on with us to share his story. 

We'll analyze the collapse of cryptocurrency platform FTX. What exactly happened to FTX, and what are some of the implications? Joining us next is Fergus Hodgson, a financial analyst who is the director of Econ Americas.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Tuesday invoked the invasion clause of the U.S. and Texas constitutions to deal with the border crisis. To discuss  we sat down with the Director of Government Relations and Communications at the Federation for American Immigration Reform, RJ Hauman.

Why is homelessness such a serious problem in major cities?  To discuss the crisis, we sat down with Robert Marbut. Marbut is a homelessness consultant who served as the Executive Director of the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness from 2019 to 2021.

And the senate is preparing to take a bill to the floor that would require the federal government to recognize same sex marriage if it was legal in the state where it was performed. It's garnered support from some senate republicans after amendments to protect religious freedom were added, but others say it still infringes on religious liberty. To discuss, we're joined by legal counsel at the Alliance Defending Freedom, Matt Sharp.

The evidence is mounting that the CCP is becoming more active meddling in U.S. elections. To dive into this we had a chance to speak to journalist and Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, Josh Kurlantzsick. 

To assess the state of politics and the fallout from the midterms, as well as the former president's scathing statement aimed at Florida Governor Ron Destantis, we have Florida resident and political strategist Roger Stone.

Maj Toure, founder of black guns matter joins us to discuss his organization that supports second amendment rights and provides gun safety training for Americans in urban communities. Toure will discuss with us the trends in gun ownership among black Americans, and violent crime in big cities.

A highly anticipated and watched race in Arizona, with all eyes still on the results. Now, we are happy to have the chair of the Arizona republican party, Dr. Kelli Ward to find out what is going on there. 

Tech workers in the country are bracing for a round of massive layoffs. Just this week alone, a handful of companies announced upcoming layoffs and hiring freezes.

Does the new data from the labor department indicate a resilient economy? We're happy to bring on Chief Economist at Ziprecruiter, Julia Pollak, to discuss.

Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin won his race in Virginia last year, basing his campaign largely on parental rights. Some wonder if parents across the nation could help deliver a win for Republicans in Congress this year. To discuss we're happy to have on Tamra Farah, a team member for FreedomWorks.

Are pocketbook issues enough to court voters to vote red, even as Biden, democrats, and many major media outlets are ramping up attacks on republican candidates? I spoke with a business and political commentator based in New York, John Burnett. He says there's a good chance minority voters are looking past rhetoric and voting on the issues alone.

Illegal immigration is one of the top issues voters throughout the country are concerned about heading into the midterms. With tens of thousands of Americans dying from drugs coming through the southern border, this issue has come to the forefront of American politics. Dan Stein is the president of Federation for American Immigration Reform, we recently sat down with Mr. Stein to assess. Here's a look. 

The Chinese Communist Party is fresh off of their party congress. Far more has taken place than former party leader Hu Jintao being hauled away and current chairman Xi Jinping solidifying his power indefinitely. To find out some of the policy implications in China and abroad, we sat down with former congressman and Dean of the business school at liberty university, Dr. Dave Brat.

Many new changes on the ballot in this years midterms. Here to discuss with us is Professor of Political Science at Oakland University, David Dulio. 

To break down polls for key races and how the data is weighed, we hear from senior pollster at the Trafalgar group, Robert Cahaly.

Many corporations are offering to cover employees' out-of-state abortion costs. This comes after the overturning of Roe-V-Wade and numerous states re-imposing restrictions on abortions. To discuss the corporations' move on abortion we spoke to senior counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom, Jeremy Tedesco.

The race for New York governor is getting tighter in the historically blue state. To discuss her own race as well as New York's gubernatorial contest, we have New York Republican Congresswoman Claudia Tenney.

New York officials are acknowledging the rise in crime. We take a look at what could be behind the rise. Joining us to discuss, former NYPD detective, Rob O'Donnell.

Arizona's maricopa county is one area where election integrity was questioned after the 2020 presidential election. State Representative Mark Finchem is an outspoken voice on the issue, and says he still has many unanswered questions. Now he's running for the state's secretary of state.

NTD's Melina Wisecup recently caught up with Finchem. 

The federal government is moving to bypass the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade. The Pentagon announced a new policy that will provide funding for troops who need to travel for an abortion.

Former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline joins us to discuss laws on abortion and some of the concerning activities of Planned Parenthood.

How severe is the border crisis at the moment? Virginia Allen from the Daily Signal shares with us what she’s seen while reporting on the southern border.

A new report is out on how the Chinese Communist Party’s military has gained significant ground in the United States. Retired Marine Lieutenant Colonel Dakota Wood joins us to assess.

And we have an expert joining us to discuss the latest developments surrounding oil prices. What is the outlook heading into the winter?

As inflation rises and energy prices continue to stay high, what is the impact it is having on American farmers? President of the National Black Farmers Association John Boyd shares his thoughts.

Apple has paused plans to use memory chips from a Chinese company after Washington posted tighter export controls against Chinese tech companies. An engineering professor joins us to discuss China’s chip-making industry and the effect of recent policy.

The Epoch Times’ latest documentary “The Final War” is an in-depth view of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) quest for global dominance. We sat down with one of the film’s contributors, China expert Casey Fleming, to hear what he says about the war that has already been waged by the CCP.

Latino voters could play a deciding factor in this year’s elections in many states. We have the CEO of the U.S. Hispanic Business Council to discuss the Latino vote.

We also speak with the Congresswoman about cultural issues such as gender transitioning for minors and our education system.

A new book, The Woking Dead: How Society's Vogue Virus Destroys Our Culture, examines the culture war taking place in our country today. Joining us to trace the origins of this cancel culture is the author of the book, AJ Rice.

To break down these two issues in more detail, we're happy to have on Joseph Trevisani, senior analyst at FXStreet.

How might social issues influence voters this fall? We spoke with Matt Peterson, founder of a network platform, New Founding.

Over the weekend, Twitter moved to permanently ban Doctor Peter McCullough from the platform. Dr. McCullough is a renowned cardiologist and author of the book "The Courage to face Covid-19" and we are happy to have him on. 

There's one more month to go before the November midterms, and there are varying views as to how different demographics will be voting. Hispanic voters could be key this year. Joining us to discuss, we have Cheif of Strategy at Americano Media.

Multiple lawsuits are in the works since the FBI's raid on former president Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. One suit is from Judicial Watch against the Biden administration's Justice Department. Joining us to discuss, we have President of Judicial Watch, Tom Fitton.

The DOJ has been in the spotlight in recent months for a variety of reasons. They just issued a subpoena to a conservative non profit organization called Eagle Forum. This raises concerns over first amendment rights. Here to discuss we have president of Eagle Forum, Kris Ullman. 

And joining us to discuss the state of the U.S. economy and the role the fed will play in handling the current recession, we have Thomas Hogan from the American Institute for Economic Research. 

Utah Congressman Burgess Owens joins us to discuss America's education crisis and the impact the failures in the education system will have in the November elections. 

President Biden's plan to cancel federal student loans will impact millions of Americans, not just those who took out loans, but also those who will be footing the bill. There are already three lawsuits against the plan, and here to discuss the legality of the loan forgiveness, we have GianCarlo Canaparo, senior legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation.

Funding for the veterans affairs system is an ongoing issue. Congressman Andy Biggs held an off-site hearing discussing failures within the Department of Veterans Affairs. He has introduced a bill that aims to improve health care for veterans. The Congressman explains to us what it would do.

A pro-life leader arrested by the FBI pleads not guilty. A civil suit with similar charges was tossed by the judge years ago. Heritage Foundation’s Hans Von Spakovsky joins us to weigh in.

A recent report by the Heritage Foundation shows that most working Americans have become more poor under the Biden Administration. EJ Antoni researched and wrote the report and we are happy to have him on to discuss. 

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill say that the Chinese ambassador to the U.S. has been approaching them. The ambassador's goal appears to be to deflect the Chinese regime's responsibility for the flow of illicitfentanyl into the U.S. One of the lawmakers he approached was Congressman Brad Wenstrup.

Texas Congressman Michael McCaul is the republican leader of the foreign affairs committee. He also heads the china task force. A large part of the republicans' 'Commitment to America' plan if they win the the majority in the upcoming midterms is to hold China's feet to the flame.

The fentanyl crisis continues to plague the nation. Lawmakers are pushing a bill to make distributing fentanyl a felony. Congressman Gonzales from Texas explains.

Landon Starbuck, Founder of Freedom Forever, joins us to discuss the ongoing efforts to sexualize children

A Jan. 6 political prisoner joins us for a phone call from an Alexandria Virginia jail where he is being held in solitary confinement. He tells us about an event he has organized while being detained.

A new bill seeks to restrict gender transitioning services for minors across the United States. Republicans say they want to protect children’s innocence with this bill.

A senior fellow from the Heritage Foundation breaks down the new guidelines on transgender policies in Virginia. How are the new rules different from the previous administration’s?

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has implemented new guidelines for how transgender minors will be regarded in his state. We speak to Victoria Manning, a mother from Virginia Beach and a member of the school board.

The Attorney representing Navy Seals and air force members joins us to discuss the ongoing battle against what they call unconstitutional COVID-19 vaccine mandates. 

The military may have quietly rolled back punishment for navy seals refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, yet others are still battling what they call an unlawful mandate. A Space Force whistleblower and former colonel joins us to weigh in. 

Upon the news of higher-than-expected inflation, the stock market took a serious blow, free falling nearly 1200 points...Financial expert Tavi Costa from Crescat Capitol joins us to discuss. 

Washington D.C. Bureau Chief for Bankrate.com Mark Hamrick joins us to discuss the inflation numbers released for the month of August.

Gun purchases made with a credit card can now be tracked and flagged as suspicious. On top of this, the FBI is using a new tactic to get people to renounce their second amendment rights. We had a chance to speak with Luis Valdes, director for Gun Owners of America in Florida.

The White House says COVID-19 boosters will become annual shots. A physician specializing in infectious disease will be joining us to weigh in...

As the political rhetoric heats up, President Biden calls MAGA Republicans semi-fascists. We take a look at fascism with Trevor Loudon.

The genocides continue to churn in communist China without much retribution from the international community. It appears the CCP is violating the recently passed Uyghur forced labor Prevention Act. Here to discuss with us we have the prime minister of the East Turkestan Government-In-Exile, also known as the Xinjiang region Salih Hudayar

Europe is facing an energy crisis that could cripple the economy.....what does this mean and could it ever happen in the U.S.? we'll take a look. 

The conservative party in the UK has selected their new prime minister: parliament member Liz Truss. The former prime minister, Boris Johnson, took a tumultuous political fall and resigned from office on July 7th. We explore.

Big tech censorship is coming full circle, as the public sees critical stories that were suppressed starting to come true. What does this mean for the future of social media and silicon valley?

The border crisis isn't the only issue affecting Texas. The Lone Star State is known for its energy production. But as energy policies become more restrictive, the state is faced with massive challenges. We sat down with Texas Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne to discuss.  

Today is Overdose Awareness Day, as the deadly drug fentanyl is poisoning thousands of Americans across the nation. Retired DEA Agent Derek Maltz will join us to discuss. 

Since Speaker Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, the CCP has acted out in various ways, one of which has to do with immigration. We'll tell you what they've done and a congressman's response to the regime. 

Independent candidate for congress in Virginia's 8th district, Teddy Fikre joins us to discuss the state of the U.S. Economy heading into the November elections. 

Illegal Immigrants are being bussed to sanctuary cities, and those cities' democratic mayors are pushing back. New York Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis weighs in.

The political fallout from President Biden's announcement that tax money will go to paying off student debt continues. House education committee member Representative Russ Fulcher joins us to discuss. 

Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene talks about the democrat's new efforts to brand the phrase "Extreme MAGA Republicans" ahead of the mid terms elections

We'll also hear from a candidate for a school board in Texas. She joins us to weigh in on the reasons behind the unprecedented teacher shortage.

It's overdose awareness month. Congressman and pharmacist Buddy Carter joins us with an important warning on the deadly drug fentanyl.

The judge overseeing the raid on Mar-a-Lago has signaled that the affidavit will be unsealed, at least partially. Will that shed any new light on the situation?

This week, the president wiped out nearly 4 billion dollars in student debt. Is it a one-off? Or is more yet to come? North Carolina Congressman Greg Murphy joins us. 

We recently had a chance to sit down with the Chairman of the House Republican Policy Committee to discuss the ongoing effects of high gas prices and American energy independence. Congressman Gary Palmer Joins us in this episode.

We speak with the Texas attorney general to get his thoughts on the challenges at the southern border.

With illegal immigrants still crossing the southern border in droves, we sit down with Texas Congressman Brian Babin to find out how border patrol agents are holding up.

Now that the Democrat's massive spending bill has been passed how will it affect everyday Americans? congressman Andy Biggs joins us to weigh in. 

Congressman Troy Nehls joins us to discuss the fallout from the FBI raid. He met the former president shortly after the raid. He also brings us some unique perspectives as a former sheriff and law enforcement official. 

We also speak to member of the House Intelligence Committee Congressman Markwayne Mullen to assess.

Congressman Michael Cloud has just returned from meeting former president Trump at his New Jersey golf club. He shares how Trump is reacting amid the fallout from the raid at his Mar-a-Lago estate.

We speak with Virginia Representative Ben Cline about the state of the nation heading into the 2022 midterms

The Senate bill dubbed the Inflation Reduction Act is headed to the House for a vote. Will the bill actually reduce inflation? Representative Matt Gaetz weighs in. 

Pelosi's Trip to Taiwan has drawn the ire of the CCP and everyone is keeping an eye on how it plays out. We speak to Congressman Andy Biggs for his take.

We'll take a look at the upcoming midterms and beyond with Chair of the House Freedom Caucus Congressman Scott Perry.

And one attorney explains there are legal protections for parents, teachers, and kids to push back against forced transgender policies in schools. Tyson Langhofer successfully won a case protecting a teacher's rights  in Loudon County.

60% of voters showed up to the polls in Kansas in favor of keeping abortion access legal. To take a closer look at what these results reveal about our cultural norms, Christina Bennett with Live Action News joins us.

And with China dominating the headlines, more members of congress are speaking out. We speak to senator Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming and Representative Brad Wenstrup of Ohio to assess.

Nearly half of young adults favor socialism, the segway to communism. One young woman is eager to change that, bidding to be the youngest member of congress-- we'll hear from 24-year-old Karoline Leavitt.

Inflation is here to stay for at least the next year, according to many economists NTD has spoken to. We spoke with William Hoagland, senior vice president of the Bipartisan Policy Center, to hear his thoughts.

George Congressman Buddy Carter joins us to discuss the importance of untethering from the Chinese economy and the grim reality the the United States mat be heading for a recession.

Pastor Lucas Miles of Summit Ministries Joins Us to Assess the New Disinformation Department That Is Being Instituted by the Department of Homeland Security.

Renowned cardiology Doctor Peter McCullough weighs in as the country winds down from the global pandemic. He shares his thoughts on the publics trust in the people running the nations public health institutions.

Congressman Louie Gohmer and Rachel Bovard, Policy Director at Conservative Partnership Institute talked about section 230 and this law that big tech finds sanctuary from needs to be addressed.

We also speak to Oregon Republican National Committeeman Solomon Yue about the ongoing espionage threat from the Chinese Communist Party. This comes as FBI Director Christopher Wray says the CCP is the greatest threat the United States is facing.

We also speak to Mark Mix, President of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation about the awkward battle woke corporations are waging against their employees attempting to unionize.

We also speak to a dad and military veteran who decided to throw his hat in the ring to become a school board member. Why did he do it, and did he win? Children, education, and curriculum are expected to play a major role in the upcoming fall elections.

The U.S. economy in is flux and experts are forecasting a possible recession. What might that mean for the tech industry moving forward, a sector that has shown remarkable strength in the markets? NTD spoke with Jane Hoffman, author of the book “Your Data; Their Billions,” who explores one of the dark sides of big tech and how they are making billions from people without them even knowing it.