HOUR 1:
Schumer Shutdown! What D.C. Won’t Tell You About the Government Standoff:
The government has shut down — cue the panic headlines. But is it really the end of the world? Joe Pags tears through the fearmongering and gives you the truth: what it means for everyday Americans, what it means for government workers, and why most of the country won’t even notice. Then comes the big question — who’s to blame? Pags isn’t holding back, pinning this mess exactly where it belongs: on Chuck Schumer and the Democrats. Forget the spin — this is the Schumer Shutdown, and Pags makes sure you know it.
HOUR 2:
POTUS Sends Guard to Portland & Andy Biggs on Shutdown, Faith & AZ’s Future:
Joe Pags breaks the news that President Trump is sending the National Guard into Portland — and asks the question no one else will: why would any city reject help to fight crime? Pags also pulls out the Constitution to explain what powers the president does and doesn’t have when it comes to deploying troops. Then, Rep. Andy Biggs joins the program in a fiery conversation. Biggs, now running for Arizona governor, breaks down the shutdown fight, what the CR really means, and why he believes Christianity is under attack in America. He also honors his friend Charlie Kirk while reflecting on his recent TPUSA speech, and lays out how Arizona can protect free and fair elections heading into 2026.
HOUR 3:
Pags Unleashes on Candace Owens, Jane Fonda & Bad Bunny — Sheriff David Clarke Joins on Crime & Faith:
Joe Pags calls out Candace Owens for failing to share facts like a real journalist would, breaks down Jane Fonda’s latest stunt aimed at the White House, and skewers the NFL’s choice of Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl (“bad bunny = bad idea”). Then, retired Sheriff David Clarke joins the show for a can’t-miss conversation. Clarke exposes the lunacy of Chicago’s Brandon Johnson honoring a convicted cop killer, telling the story like you’ve never heard it before. He also digs into the growing attacks on law enforcement and everyday Americans — and weighs in on whether Christianity is under attack in America today.