Jim Jordan

Jim Jordan discusses Speaker vote, Biden subpoenas, and Stanford aiding DHS censorship of conservatives. Dinesh D'Souza talks about police state censoring his movie and a surprising company refusing to sell it. Dan exposes KJP's ineptness and calls out the squad for being terror sympathizers.

Joining the discussion are Jim Jordan, a US Representative from Ohio, and John Cornyn, a Texas Senator. They tackle the implications of recent Hollywood shifts, particularly the political messaging in films like the new Superman, critiquing the blending of politics with storytelling. Jordan also highlights the benefits of the recently passed Big Beautiful Bill, which promises tax cuts and investment in border security. They delve into the political dynamics surrounding recent disasters in Texas and the evolving landscape of college sports legislation.

Rand Paul, a prominent U.S. Senator with libertarian views, joins health advocate Dave Martin, Congressman Jim Jordan, and Senator Ron Johnson to delve into vaccine controversies. They discuss the rise of conspiracy theories, highlighting how some have been validated over time. The conversation critiques the mainstream media's silence on vaccine side effects and government accountability. They expose the intertwining of Big Pharma and political interests, urging for transparency in public health policies and accountability for vaccine mandates.

Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan, a key figure in investigating federal government overreach, discusses vital issues impacting American democracy. He delves into allegations of political targeting, particularly concerning former President Trump. Jordan highlights the troubling increase in FBI scrutiny over religious groups and press freedom, raising questions about First Amendment rights. He also scrutinizes government actions against Twitter, emphasizing the stark differences in today's political climate regarding free speech and accountability.

Jim Jordan discusses FISA renewal and Trump's 2024 chances, Kirk Cameron talks about kids in Hollywood and new show, Carol Roth debunks tax lies. Dan rants on abortion perspectives and beating liberals on the issue.

Jim Jordan, a Republican Congressman from Ohio and Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, discusses the impeachment inquiry against President Biden. He highlights key allegations linking Biden to his son Hunter's controversial dealings and the lack of cooperation from the Department of Justice. The impact of whistleblower testimonies on the investigation is explored, raising questions about legal challenges facing Hunter. Jordan advocates for a formal House vote to bolster their efforts, emphasizing the significant political implications of the inquiry.

Jim Jordan, Ohio Congressman and chair of the House Judiciary Committee, tackles serious topics like the FTC's alleged harassment of Twitter and the implications for First Amendment rights. He dives into the impact of political pressure on tech companies post-Elon Musk's takeover. The conversation shifts to the White House cocaine scandal, highlighting concerns about transparency from federal agencies and ongoing investigations into the Biden family. Jordan brings insights on government influence and the quest for accountability.

Tina Smith, Minnesota senator focused on Senate strategy and protests, and Jim Jordan, House Judiciary chair known for conservative oversight. They debate whether a long State of the Union can shift Trump's standing. They unpack voters’ focus on the economy, political optics around public events, and the decision by some lawmakers to skip the speech.

Jim Jordan, U.S. Congressman known for his conservative leadership in Congress, joins to discuss immigration and border security. He tackles sanctuary jurisdictions and federal remedies in short, direct exchanges. The conversation also covers midterm political strategy and the contrast between mainstream and extreme messaging. Light moments touch on the Olympics and Texas primary previews.

Jim Jordan, U.S. Representative from Ohio and Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, discusses DOJ handling of sensitive files and the balance between law and victim privacy. He tackles reactions to individuals named in documents and critiques DOJ prosecutorial choices. He also debates immigration enforcement, sanctuary policies, FISA Section 702 reauthorization, and Republican messaging for the 2026 cycle.