War

On this episode, Kennedy sits down with former Army Captain and Founder of The Dark Secret Place, Bryan Suits to discuss his unique view about the war on Ukraine based on his past war experience.

On this episode, Trey looks back at a few of the year’s thought-provoking and inquisitive questions.

Story #1: Is it so stupid, it's smart? How Love Is Blind fits into The Will Cain Podcast. Story #2: Will's weekly football picks. Story #3: How close are we to a war with China? A conversation with the Author of The Coming Collapse of China and The Great U.S.-China Tech War, Gordon Chang.

This week, former United States Army Four-Star General, General David Perkins joins Abby in the classroom to help explain the war in Afghanistan.

On this episode, Trey speaks on why the media has slowly stopped sharing updates on the humanitarian crises plaguing both Afghanistan and Ukraine.

This week, Bret sits down with Chief Political Correspondent at the Washington Examiner, Byron York, FOX News Foreign Correspondent, Trey Yingst, and FOX News Political Analyst, Juan Williams to break down President Biden's latest diplomatic fallout from his comments on defending Taiwan with U.S. troops, as well as how it relates to the war on Ukraine.

This week, Martha speaks with FOX News Foreign Correspondent Trey Yingst, who joins from the Ukrainian capital city of Kyiv. Trey shares the first-hand story of what he has witnessed on the ground, and just how horrific some of the sites have been.

Ben has two very different, but vital conversations. He speaks with Deputy Director of the Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security, Matthew Kroenig about geopolitical strategy. Then, Ben shifts gears and brings on Washington Post columnist and author of 'Rethinking Sex,' Christine Emba, to discuss the challenges of dating under the umbrella of the 'Me Too' movement, online dating, and hook-up culture.

This week, Bret sits down with National Political Correspondent for NPR Mara Liasson, co-founder and President of RealClearPolitics, Tom Bevan, and former speechwriter for George W. Bush and AEI Resident Fellow, Marc Thiessen, to discuss the implications of President Biden's remarks about Russian President Vladimir Putin remaining in power.