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The midterms are over and Republicans are reeling after Democrats seized control of both the House and Senate. Ed Martin examines the fallout from the Republican defeat and what comes next for the MAGA movement and President Trump's America First agenda. Conservative political strategist and Arsenal Media Group CEO Jason Cole joins Ed to break down where Republicans went wrong, whether Trump's immigration policies are now in danger, and how the GOP can rebuild political strength after the wipeout. A deadly shooting in Minneapolis continues to spark national outrage and fresh questions about the future of Trump's deportation crackdown. Former U.S. Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino joins Ed to discuss the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti during immigration enforcement operations, his removal from command, and whether the administration is backing down under political pressure. Armed American Radio host and Second Amendment advocate Mark Walters examines whether Democratic gains in Congress could threaten the constitutional right to keep and bear arms and whether President Trump can hold the line against new gun control efforts. Greene County Young Republicans Chairman Thomas Kellogg joins Ed to discuss if MAGA's next generation is fired up or fed up, whether young conservatives still believe in the GOP, and what leaders must do to regain their trust. In the WYNK — What You Need to Know — Ed looks at the real consequences of the elections, from Second Amendment legislation to Democratic challenges against President Trump's judicial nominations and budget priorities. In One More Thing, Ed turns to France, examining reports of civil unrest, the debate over immigration, and his family's decision to cancel a Thanksgiving trip to Paris and Normandy. Do you think the GOP can recover from the midterm losses and still advance the America First agenda, or is the movement facing a major reset? #TheEarlyBird #EdMartin #RealAmericasVoice #Midterms2026 #MAGA #AmericaFirst #Trump #Immigration #SecondAmendment #GunRights #BorderPatrol #Minneapolis #YoungRepublicans #GOP #FranceUnrest #Conservative #Politics

On this Veterans Day, to those who have served, to those who serve today, and to the families who have shared in their sacrifice, thank you. Damon Roberts opens the show with a First Word honoring the men and women who answered the call. Rep. Thomas Massie has crossed the threshold with a discharge petition, forcing a House vote on legislation to compel full release of remaining Epstein files after the Justice Department continued to withhold millions of pages. Iran has opened its first all-women military training camp at Tehran's Azadi Square, where volunteer women train with rifles, zip lines, and rappelling as part of a broader Basij mobilization effort. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has denied reports of a "shouting match from hell" with President Trump during a weekend call over whether to resume military action against Iran. Former NFL coach Rex Ryan turned himself in to Nashville police after an alleged hit-and-run in which his truck struck two pedestrians' feet while they crossed with the right of way; he faces misdemeanor charges. Sports and more. What do you make of Massie forcing another Epstein files vote on Veterans Day?

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Americans are paying record prices at the pump while several states offer only temporary gas tax holidays that expire within weeks. The federal tax remains in place and fuels a steady drain on family budgets. Host Grant Stinchfield and Florida Congressman Randy Fine make the case that permanent repeal is the only real relief. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin has shifted the department away from worksite enforcement in favor of targeted warrant raids aimed at what officials call the worst of the worst. Deportation numbers are climbing, yet employers who hire illegal labor face far less pressure. Joe Chatham of FAIR joins to explain why abandoning worksite visits is a strategic mistake that protects the businesses enabling the problem. A viral Ring-camera video from the University of Mississippi shows students making gestures and noises outside an apartment occupied by Black classmates. Mainstream outlets have framed the clip as clear racial harassment while one of the women involved has apologized and withdrawn amid intense coverage and threats. April Chapman breaks down how the media narrative took shape and what it reveals about selective outrage on campus. Is permanent repeal of the federal gas tax the fastest way to deliver real savings, or should Washington leave relief to the states? #StinchfieldTonight #GasTax #RepealTheGasTax #DHS #ImmigrationEnforcement #WorksiteRaids #OleMiss #MediaBias #RealAmericasVoice #GrantStinchfield

House Republicans just elected Jim Jordan as their new minority leader after a closed-door vote, choosing the Freedom Caucus founder over Steve Scalise as Mike Johnson steps aside following last week's midterm losses that flipped the House and Senate to Democrats. Rank-and-file members wanted a fighter who will confront the incoming majority rather than continuity from the previous leadership team. On Veterans Day, Americans honor the service of those who wore the uniform, from Arlington's wreath-laying and the Tomb of the Unknowns ceremony to parades in New York and cities nationwide. President Trump issued a proclamation highlighting VA improvements, including a sharp drop in the claims backlog and new facilities, while the Department of War under Pete Hegseth continues its focus on readiness and support for those who served. Exit polls show Catholic voters nearly evenly split in the midterms after giving Trump a clear majority in 2024, with the shift driven by Hispanic Catholics, younger voters, and women amid economic concerns. Young voters under 30 also moved sharply toward Democrats, reversing the rightward movement seen two years earlier as affordability and other issues dominated their priorities. Rep. Rich McCormick joins to break down the new House GOP leadership direction and what it means for the minority going forward. Former Deputy Chief of Staff to Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Darin Selnick discusses veteran priorities and the path ahead for those who served. Father Frank Pavone examines the Catholic voting shift and the cultural factors behind it. What does the GOP need to do right now to win back both Catholics and Gen Z before 2028? #JustTheNews #RealAmericasVoice #GOPLeadership #JimJordan #VeteransDay #CatholicVote #GenZ #Midterms2026 #JohnSolomon #AmandaHead

Jim Caviezel joins the War Room on Veterans Day 2026 to discuss his new action-thriller Ghost Soldier, which opens in theaters today and is projected as the number one movie in America. The film follows a former Green Beret living off the grid in Wyoming who must defend his community and neighbors from a powerful foreign corporation intent on seizing their land. War Room provided wall-to-wall coverage of the national Veterans Day commemoration at Arlington National Cemetery, honoring those who served in wartime and peacetime. Caviezel explains why audiences should see Ghost Soldier immediately and return for repeat screenings through the weekend, highlighting themes of duty, protection of home and family, and standing against corporate overreach. The movie, directed by William Eubank and starring Caviezel as Henry "Fitz" Fitzgerald alongside Olivia Thirlby, Beau Knapp, Garret Dillahunt, and Shea Whigham, was moved to November 11 to align with the holiday. Caviezel details the training, the story's resonance with veterans, and the importance of supporting films that celebrate military values and American communities. Will you be seeing Ghost Soldier in theaters this Veterans Day weekend and bringing family or friends for multiple showings? #WarRoom #SteveBannon #JimCaviezel #GhostSoldier #VeteransDay #VeteransDay2026 #ArlingtonNationalCemetery #RealAmericasVoice

AMERICA'S VOICE LIVE WITH STEVE GRUBER | NOVEMBER 11TH, 2026 SEGMENT 1: SOCIALISM IS AN ATTACK ON AMERICAN PROSPERITY SEGMENT 2: JOHN THUNE RETAINS GOP SENATE LEADER AS THE HOUSE GOP GAINS NEW LEADERSHIP SEGMENT 3: YET ANOTHER MIGRANT CRAVAN IS HEADING TO THE U.S. BORDER SEGMENT 4: EXPOSING POLITICAL BIAS ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES SEGMENT 5: THE IMPORTANCE AND HEALTH BENEFITS OF RESTFUL SLEEP SEGMENT 6: YOUR ANSWERS TO THE QUESTION OF THE DAY

Jack Posobiec is joined by Auron MacIntyre, Col Rob Maness, and RAV Correspondent Oscar Ramirez on the shared historic date of November 11. The United States marks Veterans Day while Poland celebrates the 108th anniversary of its independence, restored in 1918 after 123 years of partitions when Józef Piłsudski took command of Polish forces. That same day brings a fresh migrant caravan of roughly 1,000 to 2,000 people out of Tapachula, Mexico, heading north. Participants cite hopes that Democratic midterm gains will loosen enforcement under the Trump administration, even as U.S. officials insist policy has not changed and Mexican authorities move to slow the groups. The conversation turns to the amnesty trap after President Trump's recent comments about working a deal for long-settled illegal immigrants who hold jobs and pay taxes while removing criminals. The remarks drew sharp pushback from immigration hawks who warn any such signal will only accelerate more crossings. What does the shared November 11 date say about the difference between nations that defend their borders and those that do not? #HumanEventsDaily #JackPosobiec #RealAmericasVoice #AmnestyTrap #MigrantCaravan #PolishIndependenceDay #VeteransDay #BorderCrisis #AmericaFirst #AuronMacIntyre #ColRobManess #OscarRamirez

House Republicans blocked the effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on a 211-204 vote, sending the resolution to committee and stopping a formal vote. The move comes days after the midterm results shifted control of Congress and follows ongoing debates over the Iran conflict and administration priorities. Michael Knowles joins to break down the cultural and political fallout from the midterms, campus controversies, free speech battles, and the narratives driving public debate. Historian Patrick K. O'Donnell follows with a look at America's special operations history, elite units, and the stories of irregular warfare from the Revolution through modern conflicts. His work highlights the role of these forces in shaping military outcomes and the legacy honored on Veterans Day. What part of today's discussion stood out most to you? #CharlieKirkShow #RealAmericasVoice #Hegseth #Impeachment #MichaelKnowles #CultureWar #VeteransDay #PatrickODonnell #SpecialOperations #MilitaryHistory #Midterms #Conservatives #CharlieKirkShow #RealAmericasVoice #Hegseth #Impeachment #MichaelKnowles #CultureWar #VeteransDay #PatrickODonnell #SpecialOperations #MilitaryHistory #Midterms #Conservatives

Steve Bannon marks Veterans Day on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, recalling the moment the guns fell silent in 1918 and Armistice Day began. The program opens with music from the uniformed services, starting with the Navy and moving through the other branches. President Trump heads to Arlington National Cemetery for the national observance, including the wreath-laying at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and remarks in the Memorial Amphitheater. The ceremony honors living veterans while the public watches the formal program. Combat historian Patrick K. O'Donnell joins as co-host to discuss the real stories of service, sacrifice, and the long shadow of the Great War that Veterans Day still carries. They cover how the day evolved from Armistice Day and what it means for those who served in every conflict since. How should Americans best honor veterans beyond the ceremonies and music today?

Ed Martin opens the Veterans Day special by thanking America's veterans for their service and sacrifice. Afghanistan War veteran and Veteran Action founder Mark Lucas joins Ed to discuss Democratic criticism of Secretary of War Pete Hegseth amid ongoing impeachment efforts and questions over military leadership. Lucas addresses Hegseth's focus on restoring a warrior ethos, recent Pentagon policy shifts, and the real-world impact on America's service members. Real America's Voice national political correspondent Neil McCabe joins for a special Veterans Day conversation. An Iraq War veteran and Bronze Star recipient who served as a combat historian, McCabe reflects on his military service, the sacrifices made by American troops, and what Veterans Day means to those who have served. Former Navy SEAL Command Master Chief Bill Brown discusses the challenges veterans face after leaving military service. Brown shares how he helps veterans and others apply the resilience, discipline, and sense of purpose developed during their careers to overcome life's obstacles through community and purpose. Ed welcomes his brother, retired Marine Lieutenant Colonel James Martin, for a personal Veterans Day conversation about service and sacrifice. Martin reflects on his five overseas deployments, including three to Iraq and two to Afghanistan, and his continued commitment to serving others as a firefighter, husband, and father. Ed examines the history of Veterans Day, from the November 11, 1918, Armistice ending World War I to the 1954 expansion of the holiday to honor all American veterans. He reflects on the nation's weariness with endless wars while reminding viewers never to forget the courage, commitment, and sacrifice of those who volunteer to serve. Ed closes the Veterans Day special with a simple request: display the American flag. Whether outside the home, on a flagpole, or in an everyday setting, show the Stars and Stripes as a visible expression of gratitude and respect for the men and women who have served our country. What does Veterans Day mean to you, and how will you honor those who served? #VeteransDay #TheEarlyBird #RealAmericasVoice #PeteHegseth #Veterans #Military #WarriorEthos #AmericanFlag #Sacrifice #Service

Damon Roberts opens with a First Word on why Christians keep losing elections after the midterms, where evangelical turnout fell sharply and white evangelicals made up only about 17 percent of the electorate. Senate GOP rebellion fizzles as John Thune keeps power despite the historic midterm massacre that flipped at least seven seats and handed Democrats control of the chamber, with a push to delay the leadership vote failing behind closed doors. Newt Gingrich advocates for amnesty for DACA illegal alien "valedictorians," arguing that young people who grew up here, speak only English, and excelled in school should not be forced to leave the only country they have known. A woman was allegedly raped in her Minnesota home by a Honduran illegal alien after a Clinton-appointed federal judge ordered his release from ICE custody on due-process grounds, with the assault captured on her indoor surveillance video. Elon Musk's Austin-area home was targeted by well-funded leftist groups aboard party buses, complete with Cybertruck piñatas, loud music, and coordinated signs after the midterms. Sports and more fill out the rest of the night with hosts Damon Roberts, Rick Ammirati, and Vin Butta.

Host Grant Stinchfield breaks down the high-stakes lame-duck session with Jim Pfaff of the Conservative Caucus, Lt. Col. Darin Gaub, and Allen Mendenhall of the Heritage Foundation. Republicans hold a narrow final window after losing both chambers in the midterms. Lawmakers are racing to confirm nominees, advance permitting reform, fund defense needs tied to the Iran conflict, and lock in remaining pieces of the Trump agenda before Democrats assume control in January. Diplomatic talks continue through mediators while the naval blockade stays in place and limited strikes have occurred. Officials on both sides signal possible progress toward reopening the Strait of Hormuz, yet Iran's core demands and the risk of renewed escalation leave the outcome uncertain. Incoming Democratic majorities are preparing bills to reverse tariffs, expand healthcare coverage, and raise taxes on higher earners in the name of affordability. These steps are framed by critics as a direct challenge to free-market principles that could raise costs for families and businesses. Will Republicans deliver on the Trump agenda in these final weeks or will Democratic priorities take over? Share your view in the comments. #StinchfieldTonight #RealAmericasVoice #TrumpAgenda #IranWar #FreeMarkets #GOP #LameDuck #HeritageFoundation #GrantStinchfield #RAV

Wayne talks about the biggest news stories of the day, takes your phone calls live on the air, listens to your voicemails, and reads your emails! Tune in Monday-Thursday from 12am-1am ET. Want to talk to Wayne and join the conversation? Call in at 1-800-347-ROOT Monday-Thursday at 6pm ET to talk to Wayne live OR you can leave a voicemail 24/7. Email your questions to Wayne at [email protected]!

TURNING POINT TONIGHT, WITH JOBOB | NOVEMBER 10TH, 2026 SEGMENT 1: WHAT WILL THE LEFT DO NOW THAT THEY'VE WON THE MIDTERMS? SEGMENT 2: SHOCK: CALIFORNIA VOTES DOWN A NEW TAX SEGMENT 3: JBT REACTS TO WILD VIDEOS FROM THE INTERNET SEGMENT 4: TAKE THAT, TUESDAY | THIS IS HOW THE LIBS REALLY THINK SEGMENT 5: JOBOB'S MAILBAG