Angry, childless, progressive, white women are leading the charge against ICE, while beta male governors, mayors, and police chiefs cheer from the sidelines instead of enforcing the law. Critics argue that radical feminism redirects instincts of protection away from children, replacing the responsibility with the coddling of dangerous illegal immigrants.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna take a razor-sharp look at why modern progressive women reject the very structures that once gave them stability—then seek “security” in ideologies that openly despise them. The result is a darkly comic tour of self-loathing politics, toxic empathy, and a movement so confused it can’t decide whether to hate civilization, men, God, or itself first.

A Utah State School Board member says she will not seek re-election, citing what she describes as a corrupt, dysfunctional, and morally bankrupt education system.

Dr. Duke sits down with Steve Bonta, publisher of The New American Magazine, for a timely deep dive into the Monroe Doctrine—unpacking how populist presidents, constitutional limits, and historical precedent shape America’s role on the world stage. From Jefferson and Madison to Venezuela today, the conversation challenges modern myths, exposes how the doctrine was distorted, and asks whether decisive action abroad can still align with the Founders’ original vision.

President Donald Trump and the U.S. military pull off another high-stakes mission with massive implications for America’s economy and global standing. Democrats erupt in outrage—despite calling for Nicolás Maduro’s capture when Joe Biden was in office—proving the criticism is about politics, not principles.

Dr. Duke and Vicki McKenna warn that America’s flirtation with socialism—especially among the young—is fueled by indoctrination and economic anxiety, and they argue New York is about to become the cautionary tale. Pointing to Venezuela’s collapse, they predict collectivist policies will crush private property, drive residents out, and expose socialism’s promises as a fast-moving lie.

For decades, American schools abandoned systematic phonics in favor of “Balanced Literacy,” teaching children to guess words from context rather than learn how to read, a shift that has left roughly 40% of fourth graders unable to read at a basic level despite clear evidence from cognitive science and real-world successes like the “Mississippi Miracle” that phonics works.

As Republicans shift toward making affordability a central issue ahead of the 2026 midterms, Democrats are doubling down on policies that keep healthcare expensive—by insisting insurance companies maintain control over prices for millions of Americans.