Don’t miss this episode of The Sunday Special as we sit down with Riley Gaines, the fearless athlete shaking up the sports world. From her roots in Gallatin, Tennessee, to becoming a swimming sensation at the University of Kentucky, Riley’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. She has boldly taken a stand against controversial policies allowing biological males in women’s sports, sparking a nationwide debate. We’ll dive into her remarkable career, her fierce advocacy, her outspoken critique of the Biden administration, and her ambitious vision for the future. Tune in for a riveting discussion with Riley Gaines, a true warrior for fairness and integrity in women’s sports.

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Defending the Integrity of Women's Sports | Riley Gaines

On this episode of the Sunday Special, Mike Rowe joins us for a conversation about America’s backbone–the American workforce. Best known as “the dirtiest man on TV” from the Emmy-award-winning TV series "Dirty Jobs," Rowe’s talent for storytelling and commitment to American labor are evident through his ongoing work to highlight hard-working citizens across the country. His latest project is a feature film called "Something to Stand For," where Rowe narrates the heroic tales of American patriots. In today’s episode, we discuss our nation’s forgotten institutions of community, Rowe’s best advice for high school graduates, and the implications of AI on white-collar workers. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation!

Appreciating American Exceptionalism | Mike Rowe

On this episode of the Sunday Special, Mike Rowe joins us for a conversation about America’s backbone–the American workforce. Best known as “the dirtiest man on TV” from the Emmy-award-winning TV series "Dirty Jobs," Rowe’s talent for storytelling and commitment to American labor are evident through his ongoing work to highlight hard-working citizens across the country. His latest project is a feature film called "Something to Stand For," where Rowe narrates the heroic tales of American patriots. In today’s episode, we discuss our nation’s forgotten institutions of community, Rowe’s best advice for high school graduates, and the implications of AI on white-collar workers. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation!

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Appreciating American Exceptionalism | Mike Rowe [Member Exclusive]

Douglas Murray is a preeminent British author, journalist, and geopolitical commentator who stands at the forefront of our political discourse today. Murray has successfully challenged politicians and the establishment media on issues like immigration, identity politics, religion, and free speech. In today’s episode, Douglas and I discuss his experience visiting Israel, and how the relative comfort of the West has resulted in young people searching for excitement in all the wrong places. We also explore the contradiction at the heart of American isolationism, and the attitude shift that must take place in order for the West to course-correct. You won’t want to miss this profound conversation with Douglas Murray!

Our Last Chance To Save The West | Douglas Murray

Our Last Chance To Save The West | Douglas Murray [Member Exclusive]

Bishop WC Martin is an American pastor, author, adoption advocate, and the inspiration for the upcoming Angel Studios film, The Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot, releasing in partnership with DailyWire+. As the pastor of Bennett Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Possum Trot, Texas, Bishop Martin and his wife Donna adopted 4 children and persuaded their entire community to do the same. Ultimately, 77 children were adopted into 22 loving families in their small Texas town. In today’s episode, Bishop Martin and I discuss the problems within the current foster care system and the role of the church in successful adoption stories. Bishop Martin also shares personal anecdotes about raising his adopted children and a few behind-the-scenes moments from the making of the movie. Don’t miss this heartening conversation about family and faith on this episode of the Sunday Special.

How the Church Can Solve the Foster Care Crisis | Bishop WC Martin

How the Church Can Solve the Foster Care Crisis | Bishop WC Martin [Member Exclusive]

Glenn Loury is an esteemed American economist, public intellectual, and author. In his recent memoir, Late Admissions: Confessions of a Black Conservative, Loury reflects on a lifetime of academic excellence and overcoming personal turmoil. In today’s episode, we discuss the difficulty of political messaging and policy crafting around racial inequality, the trajectory of American race relations since the Obama administration, and Glenn’s relationship with religion. Don’t miss Glenn Loury’s profound insights on racial politics and more, on this episode of the Sunday Special. 

Confessions of a Black Conservative | Glenn Loury

Confessions of a Black Conservative | Glenn Loury [Member Exclusive]

We are excited to welcome Dan Bongino back to The Sunday Special this week. Bongino’s broadcasts at The Dan Bongino Show are characterized by his profound patriotism and a relentless pursuit of truth. In today’s episode, we forecast the 2024 election, discuss Trump’s unique political strengths, and potential presidential debate strategies for each candidate. We also weigh the merits of populist economics and the Right’s recent bifurcation on foreign policy. Tune in for another fantastic conversation on this episode of The Sunday Special.

Can America Be Saved? | Dan Bongino

Can America Be Saved? | Dan Bongino [Member Exclusive]

John MacArthur is an American pastor, prolific author, and the host of the national Christian radio and television program, "Grace to You.” MacArthur’s expositional preaching and deep theological insights have made him one of the most respected and influential evangelical leaders of our time. In this episode, we discuss the decline of religious life in the West, the degradation of biblical teachings in American churches, the challenges of convincing the upcoming generation to live a life of faith, and the importance of cultivating a sense of community membership. This is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

The Religious Decline of the West | John MacArthur

The Religious Decline of the West | John MacArthur [Member Exclusive]

Pete Hegseth is a prominent American television personality, author, and military combat veteran. As a co-host of "Fox & Friends Weekend" and a frequent commentator on Fox News, he brings a unique blend of firsthand experience and keen analysis to the discussion of national security, veterans' affairs, and American values. In our conversation today, we’ll explore Pete’s journey from the battlefield to the newsroom and discuss his views on the current state of American politics, as well as the shocking state of the military. We'll also touch on his personal experiences, the lessons he's learned through his service, and his vision for a stronger, more united America.

How The Military Went Woke | Pete Hegseth

Pete Hegseth is a prominent American television personality, author, and military combat veteran. As a co-host of "Fox & Friends Weekend" and a frequent commentator on Fox News, he brings a unique blend of firsthand experience and keen analysis to the discussion of national security, veterans' affairs, and American values. In our conversation today, we’ll explore Pete’s journey from the battlefield to the newsroom and discuss his views on the current state of American politics, as well as the shocking state of the military. We'll also touch on his personal experiences, the lessons he's learned through his service, and his vision for a stronger, more united America.

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How The Military Went Woke | Pete Hegseth [Member Exclusive]

Defending the Integrity of Women's Sports | Riley Gaines [Member Exclusive]

Today, we welcome Coleman Hughes, a writer and podcaster known for his influential work on race, politics, and culture. Named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 in 2021, Hughes has written for major publications and testified before Congress against reparations. In his 2024 book, "The End of Race Politics: Arguments for a Colorblind America," he advocates for a colorblind approach to politics. We discuss his viral appearance on The View, race relations, and more, highlighting his commitment to fostering dialogue on contentious issues.

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