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Behind-the-scenes during week 13 of the production of The Pendragon Cycle. Watch the series’ historical surroundings come to life through a barbarous clash, a frozen northern kingdom, and the uniting of Britain. The 7-part series, premieres January 22, 2026 — only on DailyWire+. All Access Members watch Episodes 1 & 2 early on December 25.

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History Comes Alive on the Set of The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin | Production Diary 13

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In a world torn between myth and power, Merlin was a king, a prophet, and a bard, but he was also something far older and far more dangerous. The 7-part series, premieres January 22, 2026 — only on DailyWire+. All Access Members watch Episodes 1 & 2 early on December 25.

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Cabot Phillips enters the headquarters of the next arms race. Inside Oak Ridge, the former secret city of the original Manhattan Project, he uncovers how nuclear energy and artificial intelligence are being fused into a growing national effort to achieve American dominance over China.


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In this emotional and eye-opening episode of Michael &, Michael Knowles sits down with Sabatina James — Promised to her cousin from the day she was born, she was brutally punished for daring to resist. At just sixteen, she refused a forced marriage, choosing Christ instead. For that, she was charged with apostasy and sentenced to death. Sabatina courageously recounts her harrowing experience, her fight for freedom, and how she ultimately found redemption through faith in Jesus Christ. 

This powerful conversation exposes the dark realities of child marriage, honor culture, and the persecution faced by women who dare to break free — while offering a message of hope and transformation that only God can provide.

🙏 Watch until the end to hear how Sabatina’s life was forever changed.

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In this episode, we’re joined by actor and longtime Daily Wire friend Kirk Cameron to discuss his exciting new projects and share some fun behind-the-scenes stories from his iconic past films. Also, Ben Shapiro’s producer spills the tea on Ben’s absolutely wild night on Gutfeld! Plus, I give an exclusive sneak peek at the newest episode of Michael & The Sharia Survivor, and much more. Enjoy!

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• A surprise special message all the way from Germany


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Samuel Chase, one of the nation’s first major legal figures, played a key role in the early formation of the American Republic and its legal system.

Born on April 17, 1741, near Princess Anne, Maryland, Chase was the only child of Thomas Chase, an Anglican minister, and Matilda Walker. Educated at home, he studied law in Annapolis and was admitted to the bar in 1761 at age 20. He became known for representing middle-class clients, often pro bono, and quickly built a strong reputation as a lawyer.

At 23, Chase was elected to the Maryland General Assembly, where he served from 1764 to 1784. He became a vocal opponent of British rule, particularly following Parliament’s imposition of the Stamp Act in 1765.  He served in the First and Second Continental Congress, where he joined Franklin and Carroll on a trip to persuade the Canadians to join the American Revolution. The attempt was unsuccessful. 

After the war, Chase continued his legal career and in 1796, President George Washington appointed him a Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. A committed Federalist, Chase’s political views on the bench drew criticism, and in 1804, he was impeached by the House of Representatives under the leadership of President Thomas Jefferson’s Democratic-Republican Party.

Chase was charged with eight counts, including refusing to dismiss biased jurors and promoting political opinions from the bench. The Senate acquitted him on all counts, with several senators voting against his impeachment despite party affiliation. The impeachment trial set a precedent on the need for judges to refrain from advancing partisan politics from the bench, and it also further enshrined the independent nature of the judiciary. Chase remained on the Supreme Court until his death on June 19, 1811.

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Today’s episode of The Isabel Brown Show is coming to you straight from Reagan National Airport, where I joined Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, Health Secretary Bobby Kennedy Jr., and Dr. Paul Saladino to launch a powerful new initiative to Make Travel Family Friendly Again.

As a breastfeeding mom who’s in 3–4 airports a week, I’ve seen firsthand how awful most “nursing rooms” really are — broken outlets, dirty floors, no sinks, doors that don’t lock, or no space at all. This project is changing that.

In today’s episode, you’ll see:

    ●  The beautiful, clean nursing room at DCA that should be the standard nationwide  

    ●  How the Trump administration is freeing up $1 billion for airports to improve family spaces  

    ●  Why breastfeeding is irreplaceable for babies’ health — and how policy can actually support moms  

    ●  Plans for play areas, pull-up bars, and healthier food options like Farmer’s Fridge in terminals  

    ●  A behind-the-scenes look at our press conference, plus some fun moments with baby Isla stealing the show  

If you’re a young parent, a frequent flyer, or just someone who cares about reviving the American family, this episode will give you so much hope for where we’re headed.

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John Hart was born in Stonington, Connecticut, in 1713. His father, Edward Hart, was a farmer, justice of the peace, and public assessor. Soon after John’s birth, the family moved to Hopewell, New Jersey, where Hart would reside for the rest of his life. In 1739, he married Deborah Scudder, and together they had 13 children.

In 1740, Hart began acquiring property, purchasing a 193-acre homestead in Hopewell. Over time, he expanded his holdings and emerged as a respected public figure. He served in various roles, including justice of the peace, county judge, colonial legislator, and judge of the court of common pleas.

As tensions with Britain grew, Hart opposed taxation and the stationing of British troops. In June 1776, he was selected as one of five delegates to represent New Jersey at the Continental Congress, where he signed the Declaration of Independence. Shortly after, he returned to New Jersey to serve as Speaker of the General Assembly.

In October 1776, John Hart returned home from the Continental Congress to attend to urgent family matters. His wife, Deborah, who had been gravely ill, died on October 8 with John at her side. Later that year, John Hart was forced to flee his home as the British invaded Hopewell.  After American victories at Trenton and Princeton, Hart returned and was re-elected Speaker, serving until November 7, 1778.

In June 1778, Hart invited George Washington and the Continental Army to encamp on his farm before the Battle of Monmouth. Washington and 12,000 troops stayed for several days before marching to victory. John Hart died of kidney stones on May 11, 1779.

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