Elected Democrats just released a video encouraging members of the military to commit treason. Defy orders from the Commander-in-Chief, Donald Trump, and the head of the War Department, Pete Hegseth.
Kim Peterson
Democrat leaders urge the military and intel community to defy the commander-in-chief, igniting outrage, charges of blatant insurrection, and a fired-up reaction from Kimmer and Pete. SEE THE VIDEO HERE.
Kimmer and Pete discuss Trump addressing questions about releasing Epstein-related files, dismissing the controversy as political deflection and emphasizing Republican successes while Congress prepares to vote on disclosure legislation.
Donald Trump says Republicans go ahead, release the Epstein files. They’re going to be voting on that tomorrow. Donald Trump says we have nothing to hide. Time to move on from this Democrat hoax.
Kim Peterson
Zohran is here, and he’s got a “bold” plan! Let’s dive into his take on socialism and see if it’s truly revolutionary or just a rehash of history’s greatest hits.
This whole movement is being driven by people who feel as though they are either left behind or that they’re not having the same experiences as others. And to be clear, what am I saying? I’m saying that I believe that these people are just envious of the lives of others, or either they don’t understand what it takes to achieve the life that they envy. A lot of them are jealous that there are some people that may have what they think is a life that they don’t deserve.
Janelle King
The government shutdown is ending and life is returning to normal….for now. Ben reviews the passing of the clean Continuing Resolution, its effects it has had on the economy, the political angles that Democrats were employing to justify the shutdown, and the upcoming budget vote after the Continuing Resolution expires in February.
Unfortunately, the Republicans also had a messy first year in control of Congress. Ben breaks it down and reveals where the Republicans need to improve if they are to remain in control of the House and Senate and why it’s so important that they do!
Finally, with the upcoming budget votes, Republicans are looking to make necessary changes to Obamacare or develop its replacement. Ben thinks that may be a breaking point for legislation that will be very hurtful, but it will also probably be the right thing. Find out why!
I think the Republicans, I say it all the time, I think they spend too much money. I think that they have a lot of great ideas at the executive branch. I think Donald Trump has suffered some losses in popularity, mostly due to Congress’ inability to do anything, but that is what it is. I’m a big fan of his foreign policy. I’m a big fan of the pressure campaign on Venezuela and the drug boats. I’m a big fan of getting the NATO countries to commit to 5% GDP into defense spending. We’ve done that for a long time. It’s worked out well for us. But I do have a lot of concerns, especially coming out of election season.
Ben Burnett
Washington, D.C. – November 13, 2025 – In a dramatic Oval Office ceremony last night, President Donald Trump signed the funding bill into law, officially reopening the U.S. federal government and bringing to a close the longest shutdown in American history after 43 days.
The measure, which passed the House of Representatives earlier that evening in a razor-thin 222-209 vote, provides full-year funding for select agencies while extending operations for others through January 30, 2026. Six Democrats crossed the aisle to join Republicans in support, including Representatives Adam Gray (D-CA), Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-WA), and Jared Golden (D-ME), while two Republicans voted against it. The Senate had approved the package earlier, paving the way for Trump’s swift action. Flanked by House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), Minority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA), and a cadre of GOP lawmakers and business leaders, Trump wasted no time in putting pen to paper. “The Democrats tried to extort our country,” he declared before signing, crediting Republican resolve for averting what he called a “senseless” crisis forced by congressional Democrats.
The shutdown, which began in late September over disputes on spending levels and policy riders, paralyzed vast swaths of government operations. Hundreds of thousands of federal workers went without paychecks, national parks closed to visitors, air travel snarled with delays and cancellations, and programs like SNAP faced funding shortfalls—prompting widespread economic ripple effects estimated in the billions.
With the bill’s passage, furloughed employees are slated to return to work as early as Thursday, and backpay provisions ensure retroactive compensation. The legislation also reverses certain Trump-era layoffs and bolsters protections against future disruptions.
However, it sidesteps broader Democratic demands, such as addressing rising health care costs or extending certain tax credits, setting the stage for potential January showdowns.
Trump hailed the resolution as a victory for fiscal discipline, noting it blocked a “massive omnibus spending bill” and locked in flat funding levels.
There’s a whole party, a subset of a party that’s taking over the Democrat party, and they’re called the “Democratic Socialists of America.” You’re gonna learn all about them today.
Janelle King
I’m diving into the chaos within the Democratic Party as it deals with the rise of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). We’ll chat about how the resurgence of socialism has unleashed a whole new political force. I’ll break down what both the DSA and the traditional establishment believe, their platforms, and who makes up their base. Plus, I’ll share what all this means for the Republican Party as we move forward.
They’ve gone and done it now. New York has elected a communist to be their mayor. If it could be any worse, they’ve elected a Muslim communist. If he gets his way, and that’s a big if, it’ll be a disaster for New York City.
Boortz reacts to the election of Zohran Mamdani in New York City. America’s biggest city is going to get what it asked for. Neal tells you why he’s happy to see it.
Ben welcomed Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr on the show to discuss his campaign to serve as the next Governor of Georgia. Ben dives into the policies he’s hoping to implement, his previous experience as Georgia’s Attorney General, his work as Commissioner to the Department of Economic Development, and the experience he gained as the former Chief of Staff to Senator Johnny Isakson.
This is the latest in the series of Governor’s candidate interviews. Stay tuned for More from Ben!
There’s one thing out there that Democrats will not tolerate. In the mind of the Democrat, you must not be required to show identification in order to register to vote.
Neal Boortz
You need photo ID to fly, buy a drink, rent a house, open a bank account – even to get a fishing license. But Democrats draw the line at one thing: registering to vote. Boortz dives into the hypocrisy behind the left’s battle against voter ID laws and asks the obvious question – why would anyone oppose proving who you are before you vote?
The Schumer shut down: How pathetic can they be? They couldn’t win the presidential election. They couldn’t win the House of Representatives. They couldn’t win the Senate. They have nothing, and they’re desperate.
Neal Boortz
Boortz goes off on Democrats who are willing to let American families suffer to subsidize the health, education, and welfare of the only people who would still vote for them – illegal aliens.
