Aftermath - The devastation endured by Florida’s panhandle region solidifies Hurricane Michael as officially the worst ever to hit the region. Sustained winds of 155 mph and water surges left over 500,000 homes and businesses without power. Emergency professionals lamented that hundreds of thousands ignored evacuation warnings. Also, President Trump has declared a state of emergency for all of Florida. Moreover, Trump’s national economic council director claims America’s economy is “the hottest in the world.” Call and tune in now! - Watch now

Incoming Catastrophe - Category 4 Hurricane Michael is set to hit the Florida panhandle this afternoon with landfall winds predicted to reach 145 mph. Over a million power outages will occur and there's a significant risk of inland flooding. Michael is the most powerful storm on record for the region and there are widespread reports of people not evacuating. Even the Florida governor tweeted “The time to evacuate has come and gone… SEEK REFUGE IMMEDIATELY.” - Watch now

U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley is set to resign from the Trump administration by the end of the year. No reason for her exit has been given, but the president said Haley made the decision months ago and during her time in office they had “solved a lot of problems." Also, the Hollywood political divide grows this midterm season as Kanye is set to meet with Trump at the White House and Taylor Swift triggered a mass voter registration campaign for younger Americans after breaking her political silence by endorsing two Democrat candidates. - Watch now

Facebook has developed a camera that automatically follows people around a room. The “smart” camera focuses on your voice while minimizing the rest of the audio. Critics have already compared its features to the Orwellian technology seen in 1984. Also, Brazil’s nationalist presidential candidate has defied forecasts and surged in popularity while being called the “tropical Trump.” Joining today’s show is Gab.ai CEO Andrew Torba championing the fight for new social media platforms by leaving the Internet ghettos conservatives and libertarians find themselves in. Furthermore, our in-studio guest is Wall Street’s Conrad Padilla providing powerful insights on network marketing. - Watch now

The U.S. Senate confirmed Justice Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court in a 50-48 vote, and he was sworn in later Saturday evening. Several conservative think tanks released statements praising his confirmation, noting that Constitutional rights and law and order were more secure with another originalist jurist on the bench. Meanwhile, Hollywood, the media, and the rest of the left are absolutely seething that they failed to derail Kavanaugh's confirmation. On today's show, we'll discuss what this victory means for America going forward, and whether it can sustain Republican enthusiasm going into the midterms next month. - Watch now

The U.S. Senate voted to advance Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh to his final confirmation vote. The Senate’s decision was 51-49 and was determined after the private release of the FBI report on sexual misconduct allegations against Kavanaugh. Also, the unemployment rate has hit its lowest level since 1969. Joining today’s show is the host of Ground Zero Clyde Lewis providing cutting-edge takes on phenomena the establishment doesn’t want you to talk about. Start your weekend informed. - Watch now

The FBI’s latest probe into President Trump’s SCOTUS pick, Brett Kavanaugh, found no evidence against him and the chairman of the Senate Judiciary added there was “no hint of misconduct.” Also, the FBI could not find anyone to “attest to any of the allegations” against Kavanaugh. Additionally, Trump’s approval rating surged as the number of Americans filing for unemployment fell to a 49-year low. Joining today’s show is Millie Weaver sharing how Americans are dealing with such a divided nation. Then, our special in-studio guest is Infowars reporter Greg Reese discussing his exclusive interview with Iran’s populist leader whose mission is to revive the Persian nation. - Watch now

President Trump’s lawyer blasted the New York Time’s article claiming Trump committed tax fraud as “100% false” and “highly defamatory. ” The massive NYT hit piece is 15,000 words. Also, catch our exclusive interview with the "Donald Trump" of Iran whose mission is to free his country of the Islamic Republic. Joining today’s show is comedian Owen Benjamin discussing how the establishment left ruined comedy and due process. Call and tune in now! - Watch now

The federal debt rose over a trillion dollars this fiscal year, making the total now over $21 trillion. This gain marks the eighth fiscal year out of the last eleven in which the debt increased by at least one trillion dollars. Also, tensions with China escalated after a U.S. Navy ship barely avoided impact with a Chinese warship in the contested South China Sea. Furthermore, the left’s attacks on Supreme Court Justice nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, continue to fail amid their constant efforts to delay his confirmation. Call and tune in now! - Watch now

President Trump secured a new trade deal involving Canada and Mexico, The NAFTA replacement, called the “US-Mexico-Canada agreement,” has caused stocks to surge with a DOW boost of over 250 points. The Supreme Court opened its new term with only eight justices as Brett Kavanaugh, has yet to be confirmed due to sexual assault allegations. Joining the show is conservative trailblazer Faith Goldy explaining her historic bid for Mayor of Toronto. Former Fox News contributor Kevin Jackson discusses his firing after criticizing Kavanaugh’s accusers. - Watch now

Over the weekend, Alex Jones confronted a leftist anti-free speech event meant to slander Jones and President Trump, and was escorted out by police despite being physically attacked. Additionally, in a show of a growing crackdown against free association, rapper Kanye West’s quote about Jones and Trump being “matrix-breakers” have also been disappeared from the internet. On today’s show, we’ll break down all the highlights of the anti-Alex Jones event and how any freedom-loving patriot can also become a “matrix-breaker,” so tune in for the groundbreaking transmission! - Watch now

The Senate Judiciary Committee will decide whether to move forward with Brett Kavanaugh's nomination. The prosecutor brought in by senators said she wouldn't press charges against the nominee after hearing his testimony as well as that of his accuser. We look into all angles surrounding the Supreme Court battle and explain what's really going on. - Watch now