Guests - Ava Chen, Betsy Smith

Guests - Ava Chen, Thomas Horne, Juan Ciscomani

Guests - Ava Chen, Thomas Horne, Juan Ciscomani Ava Chen delivers a gripping firsthand account from inside the Southern District of New York courtroom where Miles Guo was sentenced to 30 years — describing a man who arrived bleeding, dehydrated, and barely standing after a morning medical crisis at MDC, then rose to correct the prosecution's record on the stand and walked out still encouraging his movement not to give up. Tom Horne breaks down his solo legal fight that led to the Supreme Court's transgender sports ruling, makes the case for ESA at 111,000 students and counting, and explains why he'd throw a party if the Department of Education is eliminated. And Congressman Juan Ciscomani lays out the reconciliation-or-bust path for the federal SAVE Act, while drawing a sharp contrast with a general election opponent whose own stated positions, he says, should disqualify her from representing southern Arizona in Congress.

Guests - Alex Kolodin, Dan Butierez, Eileen Wilson, Michael Letts, Jeff Rhodes

Guests - Alex Kolodin, Dan Butierez, Eileen Wilson, Michael Letts, Jeff Rhodes Alex Kolodin delivers his closing argument to Arizona voters as ballots hit mailboxes — and breaks down exactly why Fontes's new directive barring armed officers from the polls is both legally baseless and deliberately targeted. Daniel Gutierrez explains why his name isn't on anyone's primary ballot yet, and why CD7 is nothing like New York City. Eileen Wilson reports from the Green Valley ground game and previews the Fourth of July Gala. Michael Letts lays out a five-step national strategy to disarm and defund law enforcement — and warns of credible foreign-linked terror chatter heading into the holiday weekend. And Jeff Rhodes makes the write-in case for Pima County Supervisor District 5, where spelling his name correctly on your ballot this November could change the direction of the entire county.

Guests - Dennis Kneale, John Strand, Tracy Murphy

Guests - Dennis Kneale, John Strand, Tracy Murphy

Guests - Ava Chen, Charles Heller

Guests - Ava Chen, Charles Heller

Guests - Jay Foard, Elijah Norton, Lisa Von Geldern

Guests - Jay Foard, Elijah Norton, Lisa Von Geldern Jay Foard makes the case that the youth reading crisis is a culture war problem, not just an education one — and pitches his novel Rustling of the Sycamore as a deliberate antidote built around faith, family, and critical thinking. Elijah Norton fires back at attack ads from his treasurer primary opponent by leaning entirely on his own financial track record, including a $68 million accounting discrepancy he wants to dig into if elected. And Lisa Von Geldern connects a Brazilian homeschooling family's legal troubles to a much older fight over parental rights, closing the show with the genuinely moving story of Robert Taylor, a paralyzed rugby player turned motivational speaker whose mantra — "compared to what?" — gives the whole episode its emotional landing.