The assault on freedom of speech is ramping up to levels not seen since the dark days of the McCarthy hearings when innocent people were forced to defend themselves against crimes manufactured by a fear mongering senator. Lists were made, people were accused and everyone was very careful about what they said, lest they be next. Lawyer and Human Rights Advocate Harvey Silverglate sees some current similarities and is worried about where America is headed.

A brave Canadian politician steps up to call out his boss, the Premier of Ontario, for continuing with an increasingly questionable lockdown policy only to be banned from caucus and barred from running again as a Conservative in the next election — an extreme response. Roman Baber is taking a lot of heat, but not backing down. He tells Trish he believes Premier Doug Ford has made a calculation that sticking with lockdowns is the right decision politically, even though an escalating debate suggests they may do more harm than good.

Few people are hearing the truth about what went down at the Capitol last week and we, too, are struggling to understand those events. A murky character has been charged by the F.B.I. and is emerging as an agent provocateur with all sides having a different take on who John Sullivan is. We have our own eyewitness, Journalist Jeremy Lee Quinn, who went into the building and live-streamed the events.

Events at the D.C. Capitol and the failure of rolling COVID lockdowns expose how our world experience is shaped by corrupted information from disparate interests. In Washington, D.C., the way in which events at the Capitol are being shaded in by the media depends on what side an outlet supports. In Canada, Dr. Matt Strauss bravely explains why physicians are afraid to criticize lockdown policy.

A family tragedy forces a hard-charging Silicon Valley executive to review his work-obsessed lifestyle before it's too late. Guy Michlin begins focusing on his children and starts the popular Raising to Rise podcast, interviewing successful parents who’ve produced extraordinary children. What he learns is a story of redemption and love.

It’s one of the greatest animal stories ever and the person it happened to is here to tell the tale. One day a beautiful black wolf trotted into the lives of a community in Alaska and stayed for six years. Writer Nick Jans says it was nothing short of magic.

If lockdowns work, why do we have to keep locking down? Why aren’t the old and vulnerable actually being protected? Why are public health experts so casual about the suffering caused by their flawed policies? Painful truths today with A.J. Kay, a savvy COVID-19 journo exposing how it all went so wrong.

Feminist Julie Bindel is a critically acclaimed journalist and writer who actively campaigns to end violence against women. She’s also a protector of women, who like herself, have become targets of trans-extremists who silence women and stop debate with hateful and threatening rhetoric.

A tiny drugstore in an Appalachian coal town of under 400 making so much money selling opioids that the owner served popcorn to the throngs waiting for their pills. What happened in Kermit, West Virginia, is a story of America’s poor being exploited for profit by corporations headquartered hundreds of miles away.

Legendary journalist John Pilger, a friend of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, joins us as a growing chorus calls for President Trump to pardon Assange, still being held in a grim British prison and awaiting the outcome of his latest hearing. The clock ticks down for Assange who is not doing well in circumstances usually reserved for the most vile and dangerous criminals.

How to answer some of the big questions we face through the eyes of philosopher Ben Irvine. A Cambridge-educated thinker, Irvine ponders the meaning of life, COVID lockdowns and the takeover of the cultural landscape by Marxist ideology.

Bennie Smith isn’t ruling out a deliberate hack favoring Joe Biden as part of a compromised election. He’s the Shelby County, Tennessee, elections commissioner and programmer who discovered a major flaw in voting machine software. Also, Law Professor Tim Canova, once a Democratic party primary challenger, found evidence he lost two races he shouldn’t have, perhaps a result of voting machine software being manipulated by party operatives. Meanwhile the media twists itself in knots with “nothing to see here, folks.”

Trish exposes a dangerous plan by Democratic operatives to list, shame and destroy anyone who supports Donald Trump, including voters. Even fair-minded former lefties are crying foul over the election, including Jared Beck, a Harvard-trained lawyer who sued the DNC over the now-admitted rigging of the 2016 primary against Bernie Sanders. Beck spent years on the case and sees much of the same trickery, including a compromised media in bed with Democrats.

Brilliant law professor and author Scott Gerber helps Trish expose the outlines of a plan that will likely inflame voters in the days after the election, even if there is a decisive win by President Trump. Moves behind the scenes are underway to reject an electoral college victory through massive demonstrations and extreme demands that would reshape the country forever.

Hunter Biden’s addiction struggles and public debasement are key to the Biden family’s political story. Trish takes an emotional and unblinking look at Hunter and his father Joe through the lens of her own struggles parenting a beloved son who battled addiction.

The biggest story of the American election is being censored by the media and Big Tech. Veteran journalist Patrick Lawrence writes that the scandal contained inside Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop is now eclipsed by the efforts of America’s elites to keep it hidden from voters.

The near total expungement of a news story that should have ended Joe Biden’s campaign exposes the nation’s slide into banana republic status. Veteran reporter Lee Smith discusses how journalists, social media titans and the Democratic Party have further destroyed the country over their hatred for the president.

The Great Barrington Declaration: Deadly collateral damage outcomes from lockdown COVID policies are surpassing the deaths caused by the virus. Three esteemed and bold public health experts have drafted a way out — but will governments listen? Dr. Jay Bhattacharya from Stanford and Prof. Martin Kulldorff from Harvard (seen here with Prof. Sunetra Gupta) make their case.

Recorded before President Trump's positive COVID test. Professor Greg Simons of Uppsala University in Sweden says that in America if you are consuming news, chances are you are being lied to. And even more disturbing, propaganda controlled by the country’s elites is destroying democracy and ensuring a compromised election. The Russian collusion narrative is being retooled and efforts that could undermine the vote are well underway. Simons believes it may take a generation before the damage is undone.

Fox News has a meltdown on Newt Gingrich, a Democrat pundit tells a big fib and Trish explains why the use of anonymous sources has destroyed the news media’s credibility. The playbook for the propaganda wars is becoming so obvious it’s nearly laughable. Great reporting by Glenn Greenwald and Lee Smith blow up fake “scoops” and Fox News inadvertently reveals its own instruction manual — a moment that caused new opportunities for reporters to turn on their gaslights.