But then, Haley made some comments about 2020 that set off the base.

They also do a little wrap-up of the interviews with the candidates at the Family Leadership Summit.

Did Scott do enough in his answers to satisfy conservatives in Iowa, and across the nation?

Thomas McMeekin and Nancy Gambell prove that love is lovelier the second time around.

Another case of a gun owner using his Second Amendment rights to defend himself.

Stern, like his Hollywood constituents, thinks those who call out child traffickers believe in QAnon conspiracy theories.

What were this week's Top Five stories?

Reportedly, Fox booted the rest of the Tucker staff in public and shameful fashion.

None of the people complaining about Twitter on Threads have left Twitter. In fact, they're just posting the same thing on both apps.

When even Weissmann wouldn't go along on the cocaine story, you know it's bad.

Kamala Harris's latest gaffe was as interesting as it was hilarious.

The left generally, and the media in particular, seem to lack any self-awareness when they insult conservatives over their looks.

Sad, but probably unavoidable.

The RNC is calling CNN out for what they did.

'[T]he all-but-unavoidable conclusion is that the anomalies below are because Petitioner is President Donald J. Trump.'

Using 'people of color' as an umbrella term essentially erases the individuality and rich heritage of Black Americans.

Things are not looking good for Fox.

Iowa didn't move right, Democrats moved left.

At a campaign event in New York City, alleged Democrat presidential contender Robert F. Kennedy stun

Folks on the left are complaining about the movie 'Sound of Freedom' being politicized, when they are the ones politicizing it.