We begin today with a programming announcement that becomes effective on Monday, January 5. We hope you join in our enthusiasm for What's Next! President Trump withdraws his support for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and drops monster lawsuit news the BBC wasn't ready to hear. The Epstein saga takes a twist as Ghislaine Maxwell's prison guards admit to hacking her emails and leaking them to Rep. Jamie Raskin. Why was Rep. Stacy Plaskett talking to Epstein on the phone during Trump attorney Michael Cohen's testimony before Congress?

The Department of Homeland Security announces its main objective in Trump's second term: To find the missing 450,000 migrant children who came into this country and were lost/abused during Joe Biden's presidency. North Carolina is the latest state to receive an ICE surge, pedos are picked off the street. James Carville admits the woke progressive wing has done irreparable damage to the democrat party. Ford's CEO says he can't find trade school men to build his vehicles.

With President Trump's signature, America re-opens and a new scandal emerges - one you won't hear about anywhere in the mainstream news. New documents suggest Barack Obama's CIA in 2015 - led by James Brennan - proposed working on a "possible project" on coronaviruses with Ralph Baric, who was known to collaborate with the Wuhan Institute of Virology. FURTHER, emails from January of 2020 suggest the Director of National Intelligence - James Clapper - knew the virus was the result of a "research accident." Tony Fauci received a pardon for a reason.

CNN's Dana Bash is surprised to learn Senator John Fetterman's accounting of the nasty, awful comments about him by liberal social media users on Bluesky. Listen to Fetterman describe his suicidal thoughts that had him sizing up DC bridges to jump from, as the party of compassion and empathy is exposed for its nastiness. Christina Bobb joins us live with her whistleblower complaint that will likely blow up the lawfare cases in Arizona related to the 2020 election.