On The Federalist Radio Hour, Tristan Justice explains how Republicans would be wise to follow the model of Glenn Younkin in adopting issues like education.

“You can see the seeds of our own origins as a people,” Stepman said, on this Thanksgiviging episode of The Federalist Radio Hour.

Christopher Bedford and Emily Jashinsky discuss the importance of spending time with family, taking days off, and expressing gratitude.

Edwards discusses how he’s using his expertise and resources to facilitate rescues of those people who were left at the mercy of the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Davidson and Jashinsky discuss the border crisis and how Biden’s radical policies are contributing to one of the nation’s top humanitarian catastrophes.

‘They ran out of ambulances so they were putting [the injured] in the back of squad cars,’ local business owner Dan Faustmann told The Federalist.

The Federalist staff reacts to Friday’s jury verdict that Kyle Rittenhouse is not guilty on all charges on this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour.

McWhorter explains how we need acts of ‘open bravery’ and to normalize calling out ‘woke racism’ for what it is: a dangerous religion.

Ben Domenech joined Jason Chaffetz to talk about The Federalist’s inception, and the current campaign by Big Tech companies to shadow-ban outlets like it.

Anyone who has followed the Rittenhouse trial closely would see it’s a pretty clear case of self-defense, and yet, National Guard troops are called in as we await a verdict.

Fox News’s Brian Kilmeade and Emily Jashinsky discuss the story of how two heroes put their differences aside for the sake of democracy and friendship.

‘The more bureaucracy you create, the more tools the left has to usurp freedoms,’ Emily Jashinsky said on The Federalist Radio Hour.

Mexican drug cartels operating illegal marijuana farms are taking over the Southern California desert with gang violence and Americans are fleeing.

Brad Jackson and Rich Cromwell discuss Bobby Flay’s exit from the Food Network, Scotch versus bourbon, and if there is a place in this world for alternative milks.

Grammy-nominated Five For Fighting’s John Ondrasik performs his protest song, ‘Blood On My Hands’ on the Federalist Radio Hour.

Bishop Juhana Pohjola discusses being prosecuted in Finland under hate crime laws after stating truths about the distinctions between males and females.

Mark P. Mills discusses his book ‘The Cloud Revolution: How the Convergence Of New Technologies Will Unleash the Next Economic Boom and A Roaring 2020s.’

Newsweek’s Batya Ungar-Sargon joins Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss her book ‘Bad News: How Woke Media Is Undermining Democracy.’

Emily Jashinsky and The Post Millennial’s Libby Emmons discuss how the rampant wokeness promoted by unchecked leftism could be progressives’ downfall.

Michael Shellenberger joins Emily Jashinsky to discuss how leftists’ drug policies are contributing to declining urban hubs and inhumane street conditions.