Title 42, the Trump-era policy that allows border officials to turn away migrants at the southern border, has been used 2.9 million times since it was implemented in 2020. It’s set to end on May 11. Will there be chaos at the border as many predicted? Joining Larry Elder to discuss this is Mark Meckler, president of Citizens for Self-Governance and Convention of States Action. Meckler expresses strong criticism of the Biden administration’s handling of immigration at the southern border. He claims that despite the administration’s promises, the border remains open and the cartels are in contro ..read more

On Tuesday, Karen Bass, the mayor of Los Angeles, presented her inaugural city budget, which includes provisions to address the homelessness crisis, boost mental health services, and bolster LAPD recruitment. The budget allocates almost $1.3 billion to combat homelessness. Paul Scrivano, the owner of the Blue Dog Tavern in Sherman Oaks outside of Los Angeles, is a long-time critic of the city council. Joining Larry Elder, he argues that politicians and city officials are more interested in maintaining funding for homeless services than actually solving the problem. “This is nothing but a ..read more

NCAA champion swimmer Riley Gaines was verbally and physically assaulted by pro-transgender protesters and held hostage while attempting to give a speech. A recent protest in Tennessee, instigated by two Democratic lawmakers, turned into a near-riot as protesters in Nashville stormed the state Capitol building. What is going on here? Joining Larry Elder to discuss this is co-founder and honorary chairwoman of Tea Party Patriots Action, Jenny Beth Martin. She expresses her concern over several issues affecting society today. One of the most significant issues discussed was racism on the left, w ..read more

“Why America’s elites grovel before communist China”—that’s the million-dollar question raised and answered by David Kupelian, vice president and managing editor of online news giant WorldNetDaily. Joining Larry Elder, Kupelian discusses the Chinese Communist Party’s long-term thinking and desire to become the global hegemon, as well as its explicit atheism and totalitarianism. “Atheistic means there’s no God, the government is God, they are the controlling authority of everything,” he said. “And so they want to rule the world.” Kupelian argues that many American elites are infatuated with Chi ..read more

China’s yuan replaces the dollar as the most-traded currency in Russia as the Kremlin urges conversion from “toxic” to “friendly” currencies—how concerned should we be? Joining Larry Elder to discuss the issue is editor-in-chief at Forbes Media, Steve Forbes. He evaluates the state of the dollar and explains why it remains the King of the World—despite its flaws. He also talks about the need for political and military reform, as well as the negative effects of green policies and excessive regulation. Forbes addresses the issue of homelessness and housing costs in California, attributing them t ..read more

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) made history by becoming the highest-ranking elected official to meet with a Taiwanese president on American soil since the United States established diplomatic relations with Beijing.  On Wednesday, McCarthy, alongside a bipartisan congressional delegation, welcomed Tsai at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley. During the meeting, McCarthy called Tsai “a great friend to America” and emphasized the strong bond between the two countries, which he believes is stronger than ever before.  The question of how strong the bond is rema ..read more

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, a Democrat, lost her reelection bid to former Chicago Public Schools CEO Paul Vallas and Cook County Commissioner Brandon Johnson, who are headed to a runoff election on April 4 after no candidates received a majority of votes. Lightfoot is the first incumbent Chicago mayor to lose a reelection bid since 1983, when Jane Byrne, the city’s first female mayor, lost her Democratic primary. DaQuawn Bruce, Executive Director of Concerned Communities for America, sits down with Larry Elder to discuss what cost Lightfoot the re-election. President Joe Biden has ordered fe ..read more

Former President Donald Trump’s indictment in New York City is a “sad day for American justice” and should be dismissed on legal grounds, according to legal analyst, Paul Kamenar. Kamenar is the lead counsel for the National Legal and Policy Center. He joins Larry Elder to discuss the Trump indictment. The charges brought by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg are based on a “thin” case that seeks to single out Trump, Kamenar says, adding that the charges appear to be politically motivated. The indictment, which alleges that Trump’s company and its CFO committed multiple counts of fraud, i ..read more

A Manhattan grand jury has indicted former president Donald Trump.  Unsealed on Tuesday, the indictment charged Trump with 34 counts of falsifying business records in the first degree under New York Penal Law §175.10. Trump pleaded not guilty to all of the charges. Joining Larry Elder to discuss the indictment is the president of the David Horowitz Freedom Center and author of “Final Battle: The Next Election Could Be the Last,” David Horowitz.   In Horowitz’s opinion, the indictment is a weak case based on linking Trump to a felony through a reimbursement made to his then-lawye ..read more

The Biden administration’s plan to cancel up to $20,000 in federal student loan debt for millions of Americans will come under scrutiny by the Supreme Court on Tuesday, facing a crucial test from a conservative-leaning court that has been wary of broad claims of executive power. Joining Larry Elder to discuss this is the president of the Job Creators Network Foundation, Elaine Parker. She points out that while the HEROES Act does not give the president the authority to cancel student loan debt as Biden’s administration claims it does, he did it anyway to appeal to young voters.  Talk abou ..read more