On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head talks to The Daily Signal’s Tyler O’Neil to unpack the shocking invasion of a Minneapolis church that left worshippers blocked from their children, pastors confronted mid-service, and federal charges on the table.

They break down the dangerous coordination between activists and journalists, Don Lemon’s controversial role at the scene, and why the misuse of “press” credentials doesn’t grant immunity from the law.

This episode also explores the DOJ’s delayed response, the application of the FACE Act, and what this incident reveals about religious liberty and equal justice in America.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head is joined by filmmakers, New York Times bestselling authors, and playwrights Phelim McAleer and Ann McElhinney to discuss their stage production “October 7,” premiering at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, at 7:30PM.

The play documents the 2023 terror attack in Israel through verbatim testimony from survivors — stories of faith, resilience, and defiance in the face of unimaginable brutality. McAleer and McElhinney explain why telling these stories has come at a cost, from boycotts and venue refusals to open hostility in Ireland, where anti-Israel sentiment has made staging the production an uphill battle.

The pair breakdown why “October 7” matters now, how firsthand accounts cut through propaganda, and why bringing these voices to audiences, especially on college campuses, is essential to countering false narratives and historical erasure.

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On this episode of the podcast, Southern Californian surfer turned comedian Jonathan Wayne Freeman discussed his viral video about his son's pediatrician appointment, highlighting the absurdity of minors managing their own health information. He criticized the state's policies on gender identity and vaccinations. Freeman expressed skepticism about the impact of polls showing Sheriff Bianco and Steve Hilton's popularity, noting the lack of conservative voter turnout. He praised Spencer Pratt's strategic nature as he runs for Los Angeles Mayor, but rightfully questioned his political stance. Freeman also addressed the impact of illegal immigration on resources, emphasizing the strain on emergency services and the need for better management. He stressed the importance of Californians staying engaged in politics despite the lopsided state.

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