This week, we were hoping to bring you a befuddled old man shouting inane nonsense. But the President of the United States was busy.

David Cone welcomes BlazeTV host and Nefarious creator Steve Deace to unpack the theology, symbolism, and cultural critiques behind his hit horror film. From demonic possession and psychological manipulation to the failures of modern institutions, they explore how Nefarious delivers spiritual truth through cinematic dread—and why horror may be the most effective genre for telling stories the Left refuses to confront.

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Steve Deace on Nefarious, Horror Fiction, and the Battle for the Soul of a Nation | Ep. 14

After That, the (Klavanless) Dark - Andrew Klavan Live

With all of the protests and political controversy, we break down why Americans just need to turn back to being sports fans.

Make America Sports Fans Again

Producer Dallas Sonnier joins David Cone in The Film Room to unpack John Carpenter’s The Thing—from its haunting tone and practical effects to its deeper themes of paranoia, isolation, and masculinity. They dive into why genre films like this resonate with audiences who feel left behind by modern Hollywood, as well as discuss the importance of conservatives watching horror films, rather than avoiding them.

Dallas Sonnier on The Thing and the Art of Conservative Horror | Ep. 13

Beard or No Beard? - Ben Shapiro Live

Crain & Company teamed up with Reagan Conrad to test their skills with an AR-15, while learning about the gun itself, and how suppressors work with the rifle. 

Hitting the Range: Firearm Practice & 2A Fundamentals

Lowdown on DC SHUTDOWN: Mary Margaret Live

The "Toast Malone" of All Access - Michael Knowles Live

We react to the new Jordan Peele movie trailer, Him, and give you our honest thoughts.

Is This New Movie Racist?

Shark Cage Bucket List! - Reagan Conrad Live

Morning Wire hosts John Bickley and Georgia Howe join David Cone for a Halloween edition of The Film Room—trading sports talk for psychological thrillers and creature features. From Gladiator as a sports movie to the eerie brilliance of It Follows and The Host, they break down how horror can carry deeper meaning, cultural warning signs, and even a little conservative commentary.

John Bickley & Georgia Howe on Gladiator, It Follows, and Horror with a Message | The Film Room | Ep. 12

The NFL has chosen an anti-Trump, anti-ICE, and mostly non-English singing rapper Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl halftime show. We react to the news and explain why we hate the choice.

The NFL Hates Americans 

Join John, Cabot, & Georgia for a LIVE Q+A!

Dreamy Halloween Costumes - Morning Wire Live

My Klavan, My Choice - Andrew Klavan Live

Join Mary Margaret Olohan for a LIVE Q+A!

BOMBSHELL Reporting - Mary Margaret Live

Daily Wire host Reagan Conrad joins David Cone in The Film Room to revisit The Sandlot—a nostalgic favorite that’s as meaningful today as it was in childhood. From baseball and boyhood to patriotism and parenting, Reagan and David unpack the heart behind this timeless classic and what it still gets right about American life.

Reagan Conrad on The Sandlot and Baseball’s All-American Spirit | The Film Room | Ep. 11

Isabel Brown joins David Cone to talk Miracle, Rudy, and the grit behind the American underdog. From her deep love of sports movies to her personal journey through culture, faith, and conservative media, Isabel shares how stories of sacrifice and perseverance still shape our national identity.

Isabel Brown on Miracle and Fighting for What Matters | The Film Room | Ep. 10

“Meth?!” - Michael Knowles Live

Arresting Looks, Arresting Stats - Mary Margaret Live

Ben Shapiro joins David Cone to unpack 61* and Field of Dreams, reflecting on what baseball meant to past generations and why it still matters. From legacy and fatherhood to the soul of the sport, it’s a conversation about the deeper impact the game has had on American culture.

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