Closing arguments are over in the Lindsay Clancy trial, and now the jury must decide whether she should be held criminally responsible for killing her three children.

Now we wait for the jury to decide her fate. I have been shocked by the evidence presented in court, the insanity defense, and the disturbing online movement attempting to excuse Lindsay—or even blame her husband. This is not a viral conspiracy theory or a true-crime spectacle. Three innocent children lost their lives, and they deserve justice.

I don’t stand with Lindsay Clancy—and neither should you.

Isabel Brown

The Isabel Brown Show

I Don't Stand With Lindsay Clancy & Neither Should You

How does one clip from a family road trip series break the Internet? By hearing two Catholic parents express concerns over their beautiful daughter attending an Ivy League University, of course!

Today on the Isabel Brown Show, Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy and his wife, Fox & Friends Weekend host Rachel Campos-Duffy join me for a conversation about faith, family, marriage, and raising nine children in today’s culture. We get into their viral Harvard debate, why parents should care about the values their children encounter in college, and their best advice for building a strong, faithful marriage that lasts... even in the middle of swampy Washington, D.C.

Plus, we get into their viral new series The Great American Road Trip, Sean’s plan to fix America’s outdated transportation system, and why strong families may be the most important part of saving America.

https://greatamericanroadtrip.org

You can watch the latest episode of The Great American Road Trip right here 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNeqNzr9GnI

And follow along with Sean and Rachel on social media here 👉https://www.instagram.com/rcamposduffy/ and https://www.instagram.com/secduffy

Why Secretary Sean Duffy Doesn’t Want His Daughter Going To Harvard

I have been getting a crash course (lol... see what I did there 😏) in all things IndyCar this week and I am PUMPED for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix. 

Today I got an exclusive ride along with a former professional IndyCar driver where he took me all the way around the track... I think in less than 60 seconds. I had an absolute blast and I am so grateful that I get to take all of you along with me. 

So maybe you are an avid NASCAR, F1 or IndyCar fan and this event has been on your calendar for months, or maybe you're like me and this is your first time really dipping your toe in. Either way I know you are going to love it.

Also a huge shout out to the American Legion - if you see me riding around DC in a Humvee, hope you think I’m a great driver.

Driving 200 MPH Through Washington, DC | INSIDE LOOK at IndyCar Freedom 250 Grand Prix

American women… we need to talk. As a mom, the Lindsay Clancy trial has been an incredibly difficult case for me to watch—especially as women are coming out in droves to support a woman who violently killed her own three children.

The most horrifying part of this case is undoubtedly the reaction on social media, which turns out is still a pretty dark place. Today’s new “same Lindsey” trend has me sick and embarrassed as a woman. 

How much further are we going to let people kill children in the name of “mental health?” It is high time we advocate for our most vulnerable- both our born and unborn children. 

The Lindsay Clancy case has ignited a difficult conversation about postpartum mental health, personal responsibility, and how we understand a mother accused of killing her own children.

Yes, hormones exist. 

Yes, postpartum depression is real. 

No, these are not excuses for the harming of another life and you should be ashamed if you believe otherwise.

The Lindsay Clancy Trial Has Broken American Women

Is America still a Christian nation—or has America abandoned the faith that helped shape it?

Joshua Hames, aka Reformation Red Pill, joins The Isabel Brown Show to discuss Christian nationalism, the separation of church and state, Gen Z’s return to faith, and why young men are increasingly drawn to historic Christianity over modern evangelical culture.

They also tackle Christianity’s role in politics, the failures of modern conservatism, and what a Christian revival could mean for America.

Why We Need More Christian Men in Politics ft. Reformation Red Pill

We need more people like Dr. Kalli Hale. Real life medical professionals that advocate for preventive treatments for our children. Not endless cycles of orthodontics and unnecessary stress for ourselves and our children. 

Today I learned why my daughter will be a ToothPillow user the minute she's old enough. Dr. Hale and I went down the whole rabbit hole of how early feeding habits can impact a baby's jaw, airway, and facial development. We discuss the physical differences between breastfeeding and bottle feeding, why chewing matters when introducing solid foods, and the ongoing debate around tongue ties.

Dr. Hale explains why parents often receive conflicting advice from medical professionals and what parents should understand about supporting healthy oral and jaw development from an early age & even what YOU might need too. 

I know all of you are already your children’s biggest advocate but keep that up and figure out if your child's breathing habits are correct. 

Get your child’s free evaluation at https://toothpillow.com/isabel so you can sleep at night too 💙

What Every Parent Should Know About Their Child’s Airway, Sleep & Health ft. Dr. Kalli Hale

When it comes to commercial surrogacy, someone just has to say the hard thing: babies should not be bought or sold. Point blank. Period.

In this episode, we break down the case of an American surrogate who gave birth to triplets for a man in China, only to end up caring for the babies herself when he never came to pick them up. We also cover McKenna West’s fight for baby Gabriel after a serious heart condition led his intended parents to request that the pregnancy be terminated.

These cases raise some huge questions about the lack of oversight in commercial surrogacy, the rights of surrogate mothers and babies, and whether the industry should be legal at all.

Let us know what you think in the comments: should commercial surrogacy be banned?

The Dark Truth About Commercial Surrogacy

AOC froze her eggs at 36—and then broadcast the entire thing to the internet. But is this really about "taking control" of her future… or is something much bigger happening?

Today, we’re going straight at the uncomfortable conversation nobody wants to have: fertility has a timeline, biology doesn’t care about your career plan, and pretending women can endlessly postpone motherhood without consequences isn’t empowerment—it’s a gamble.

We’re breaking down AOC’s viral egg-freezing journey, the risks nobody likes talking about, the cultural obsession with delaying motherhood, and the surprising shift happening among Gen Z women who increasingly say they WANT marriage, babies, and family.

And here’s the bigger question: Is AOC’s sudden public embrace of fertility and future motherhood personal—or is the political messaging aimed at young women starting to change?

Because if one of America’s most progressive politicians thinks talking about having babies is suddenly good politics, the culture may be shifting faster than anyone realizes.

Buckle up. This one is going to make people MAD.

AOC’s Freezing Her Eggs. Should We "Normalize" It?

A viral Oxford Union debate over Islam and Western civilization has sparked a much bigger conversation about free speech, extremism, and the future of Western culture.

I'm breaking down the Oxford Union debate’s explosive moments, including Laurence Fox's provocative free-speech demonstration and the controversial exchange involving Tommy Robinson. We also examine the broader concern that fear of causing offense is making Western institutions unwilling to confront radical ideologies.

From Europe to the United States, what happens when tolerance comes into conflict with defending free expression and cultural values?

The West Needs To Talk About Islam

Is America really in an affordability crisis, or is the internet exaggerating?

After the viral "$20 burrito" debate took over social media, I headed to the grocery store to find out what it actually costs to make burritos for a family of four. Instead of cherry-picking the cheapest ingredients, I priced out what I'd realistically buy to see where the numbers really land.

More importantly, it raises a bigger question about rising food prices, family budgets, and what "affordable" actually means in America today.

Do you think America has an affordability crisis, or can Americans just not cook?

BurritoGate & America’s Affordability Crisis

Ryan was conceived through rape and was told that he "should have been aborted." Instead of letting that define him, he turned his story into a mission to defend life and expose the lies surrounding abortion, Planned Parenthood, and the family.

We talk about his new book Should Have Been Aborted, the reality behind the "hard cases" used in the abortion debate, adoption, fatherhood, race, and why Ryan believes this fight is ultimately much bigger than politics.

Whether you agree with us or not, this is a conversation you'll remember.

Find Ryan’s book "Should Have Been Aborted" right here: https://a.co/d/04sWyyrL

https://radiancefoundation.org

From "You Should’ve Been Aborted" To Fighting Planned Parenthood

As a summer camp kid-turned-mom myself, it breaks my heart that the days are long gone sending our kids to camp blindly trusting they may be safe. 

Did you know some YMCA camps now allow boys in girls' cabins, locker rooms, and overnight accommodations based on gender identity? 

It’s not just summer camp, either–YMCA facilities nationwide are discriminating against women and girls in after school sports, locker rooms, and more.

Today on the show we are joined by Alleigh Marré from the American Parents Coalition to unpack what's really happening, why Title IX could play a major role, and the questions every parent should be asking before sending their kids to camp or after school sports.

Has something like this happened to you or someone you know? Share your story in the comments of today’s episode of the Isabel Brown Show!

How the YMCA Is Putting Our Daughters In Danger

Anthony Fauci finally faced the Senate... and refused to answer a single question.

Dr. Fauci pleaded the Fifth more than 80 times yesterday. Yes, you read that correctly.

The man who spent years telling Americans what they could and couldn't do suddenly had nothing to say when it was his turn to answer questions. Funny how that works.

The real question now is whether President Biden's pardon will protect him. This is an unprecedented situation, and we can't stop paying attention.

If this hearing upset you like it upset me, call your elected officials and make your voice heard. And if your family has a COVID story like the one I shared, please leave it in the comments. We need to remember the people we lost—and keep fighting for them.

Dr. Fauci Belongs In Prison, TBH

Just when you think you’ve seen it all…

University of Minnesota's new "My Gender Dolls"—toys with interchangeable body parts that were designed for kids as young as four years old and are headed into schools and clinical settings.

Who created them? Who's paying for them? Are parents completely outraged? 

We've lost the plot when it comes to protecting childhood—and why this should matter to every parent, whether you have kids in public school or not.

This is grooming, change my mind.

Your 4-Year-Old’s New Trans Doll Is Super Creepy

Okay… this week's episode got me fired up 😂

A viral podcast host went on a rant about homeschooling, and as a new mom, I couldn't help but have a LOT of thoughts. We get into why so many families are choosing to homeschool, whether the stereotypes actually hold up, and what the data really says about kids who grow up outside the public school system.

I also share why I've already decided this is the path I want for my own family someday. Whether you agree with me or completely disagree, I'd love to know what you think. Come hang out in the comments. 🤍

Imagine Being THIS Mad About Homeschooling

It feels like almost everyone I know now has a friend, sister, or family member who has struggled to have a baby. The more I started asking questions, the more I realized just how much we aren't being told and how ignored our health conditions are. 

In this episode, I sit down with Emma Waters to talk about what's really driving America's fertility crisis. Why are so many couples being pushed toward IVF? Why are so many women leaving doctors' offices with more questions than answers? We talk endometriosis, hormone health, embryo ethics, and the policies shaping the future of fertility in America.

You might still be forming your opinion on IVF, but my hope is that this conversation encourages all of us to ask better questions and demand better care. 

I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments.

The Fertility Crisis Is Bigger Than IVF - ft. Emma Waters

I was today years old when I learned the definition of "socialism" is just hugging strangers over Knicks games and feeling a sense of community… at least according to New Yorkers.

MANY in politics believe we’re watching a complete takeover of the Democrat Party happen in real time by a new generation of Socialists, and most people have no idea who's behind it.

In today’s video, I break down the rise of the Democratic Socialists of America, why Zohran Mamdani is becoming one of the most influential politicians in the country, and the new wave of candidates he's helping send to Congress.

I also went through the DSA's actual platform (yes... their real one) because I wanted to see what they actually believe instead of just listening to campaign slogans. Some of it honestly surprised even me.

Whether you agree with me or not, I hope this gives you a better understanding of where American politics could be headed next.

Do you think socialism has a real future in America, or are voters about to reject it? Let me know what you think below. ⬇️

Understanding Democratic Socialists’ Plan To Destroy America

Earlier this week, a harrowing story out of Canada was shared in the news cycle of a young woman who had volunteered to be a surrogate for a gay couple hoping to become parents.

At 6 months pregnant, she received a routine ultrasound during her pregnancy and it was discovered that the baby *may* have a potential cosmetic birth defect—a cleft palate. Immediately, the two men demanded their precious baby be aborted in a late-term abortion… and their surrogate refused.

In response, these men sued their surrogate mother for $600,000 due to “emotional distress,” but certainly had no regard for the “emotional distress” of telling a young mother to end the life of an innocent baby… who for the record was born perfectly healthy with zero health problems, and now lives with his two Dads in spite of their hesitancy for their son to be born in the first place.

*This* is precisely why surrogacy is so controversial and is being banned in various capacities around the world—because it boils human beings, babies, down to products we commodify to be bought and sold.

What do you think of this story, and should commercial surrogacy be illegal?

*This* Is Why Surrogacy Can Go So Wrong

This week, it was reported that the average home in America is the most unaffordable to the average American ever in our nation's history... and Twitter Boomers are still insisting the way to fix it is for Gen Zers to "just make your coffee at home!!"

Yeah... that's not really how it works. At least anymore. & today we're breaking down why.

Between multinational corporations buying up the supply of single family homes in America, the red tape it takes to build a new house in the first place, and the surge of illegal immigration we've experienced over the past decade, it's no wonder Gen Z feels like the housing market is rigged against us.

& we need more applicable solutions than "let's just give them a 50 year mortgage!"

If you can't afford a home today, what's the reason for it? Let us know in the comments 👇

Why Your Parents Bought a House at 25 (& You Can't)

Nothing has been a more powerful cultural narrative targeting our generation than the attack on marriage and having kids, telling us that our lives are effectively OVER the moment we say "I do" or bring new life into the world. As a result, the United States is living through a record low marriage rate and an all time low fertility rate--with many scholars asking "how did we get here?" and "how can we fix it?"

Brad Wilcox is a Professor of Sociology at the University of Virginia, author of "Get Married: Why Americans Must Defy the Elites, Forge Strong Families, and Save Civilization," and a fellow at the Institute for Family Studies getting to the bottom of why Gen Z has been trending anti-marriage and anti-kids, and what our culture can do to turn things around.

If you've taken yourself off the dating market, find yourself yearning for greater happiness in the midst of unprecedented loneliness, or are just looking for a new compass to orient yourself around in today's dating era--this episode is for you!!

Grab a copy of Brad's book here 👉: https://a.co/d/0eNaib0X

and read his incredible work at IFS here 👉: https://ifstudies.org/about-us/brad-wilcox

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