Arizona resident Michael McEwen gained unexpected national attention when President Trump retweeted his Facebook post analyzing the confrontation between President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky in the Oval Office.

The National Police Association spokesperson Betsy Brantner Smith discussed several pressing issues facing law enforcement across the country, including recent events in Boston involving a police shooting at a Chick-fil-A.

Bob Dosi announced his candidacy for Arizona's Legislative District 18 House seat, seeking to bring Republican representation to an area currently dominated by Democrats.

Arizona's education system is grappling with a troubling trend: chronic student absenteeism has more than tripled since COVID.

In a significant legal decision, Pima County's ordinance requiring gun owners to report lost or stolen firearms within 48 hours or face a $1,000 fine per gun has been struck down.

Dr. Mattea De Leoni of Vita Medical Institute shared exciting developments in the diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer's disease.

significant law enforcement operations are taking place in Arizona that aren't getting enough attention. A recent raid in Maricopa County is tackling money laundering and criminal financial transfers.

Rob LaMaster, Regional Director for Southern Arizona Make-A-Wish Foundation, shared insights about the organization's mission.

Seth Keshel, former Army Captain of Military Intelligence and Afghanistan veteran, correctly forecasted a 312 to 226 electoral vote count in Trump's victory, accurately predicting all 56 electoral races.

Kathleen Winn welcomes Ava Chen from the New Federal State of China for another installment of China Watch Wednesday. Today's focus: how the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is systematically purchasing American farmland through deceptive practices and shell companies, while the full extent remains hidden from public view.

In the second segment, Nate Foster, president of the Tucson Police Protective League, joins Kathleen Winn to discuss why police officers oppose Proposition 414, despite it being marketed as benefiting public safety.

Josh Jacobson from the Tucson Crime Free Coalition joined the show to discuss Proposition 414, a proposed half-cent sales tax increase in Tucson.

Colonel Conrad Reynolds, U.S. Army retired and a 29-year military veteran, joined the program to discuss election integrity.

Blake Eager, Executive Director of the Southern Arizona Sports Tourism and Film Authority, joined the program to discuss the upcoming World Baseball Classic qualifier tournament in Tucson.

Lisa Von Geldrin joined the program to discuss House Resolution 54, introduced by Representative Andy Biggs, which calls for withdrawing the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO).

At just 15 years old, Sherri Lopez was trafficked for seven years despite living in what she describes as a secure and caring home. Now the executive director of Pearl at the Mailbox, Lopez is working to help others escape similar situations and rebuild their lives.

Historian Jeff Uch describes President Trump's approach to governance as "modern political theory," drawing a distinction between this and the flawed concept of "modern monetary theory."

The National Police Association has endorsed Kash Patel as the new FBI Director, with spokesperson Betsy Brantner Smith praising his qualifications and leadership.

The Department of Defense has entered a new era under Secretary Pete Hegseth's leadership. After one month in office, Hegseth has verified that staffers from Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency are now working in the Pentagon to uncover waste, fraud, and abuse in the government's largest discretionary budget.

Arizona's Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horn shared details about a recent success story in the state's school safety program.

A mid-air collision between two aircraft near Morana Regional Airport on February 19th claimed two lives. Aviation expert and pilot Dave Smith explained the unique challenges of light aviation that contributed to the incident.

Each Wednesday, we focus on understanding the influences of other world powers on the United States through China Watch Wednesday. Today we explore BRICS, an intergovernmental organization of emerging market economies aiming to increase their influence in global affairs.

With Kathleen away, guest host Lisa von Geldern from the John Birch Society welcomes Tara Radliff from the Pima County Libertarian Party, and other guests, to discuss concerning legislation and the advancement of United Nations Agenda 2030 at both local and state levels.

Congressman Paul Gosar (R-AZ9) outlined major legislative initiatives aimed at increasing government transparency and strengthening Social Security.

Dr. Donald Critchlow, Director of the Center for American Institutions at Arizona State University, outlined three major proposals for reforming higher education in Arizona.

On its 113th statehood day, Arizona's rich history reflects its diverse foundations in mining, agriculture, and multicultural communities.

Rep. Juan Ciscomani (R-AZ06) secured a major legislative victory with the passage of the Officer Raul Gonzalez Officer Safety Act in the House.

Kimberly Fletcher, founder and president of Moms for America, detailed the organization's expanding influence and upcoming initiatives.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has established significant control over the Panama Canal through strategic economic and infrastructure initiatives. Chinese state entities now operate major ports, bridges, and economic development zones along both sides of this crucial waterway. According to expert Ava Chen, these operations extend far beyond commercial interests.

Representative Alex Kolodin of Arizona's third district emphasizes the critical need for election reform in Arizona, pointing to Florida's successful model as a blueprint. The key difference? Florida requires voters to confirm their addresses every election cycle before receiving mail-in ballots.

The conversation shifts to law enforcement with Betsy Smith from the National Police Association, highlighting concerning trends in officer safety. Already in 2024, eight officers have died in the line of duty.

Katie McPherson, an educator and advocate, emphasizes the importance of this legislation in establishing clear boundaries and expectations for all parties involved in the education system.

A legal battle over a jail tax election in Cochise County has exposed serious concerns about voter disenfranchisement and election integrity, with implications for upcoming tax initiatives across Arizona.

At a time when traditional Chinese culture faces unprecedented threats from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Shen Yun Performing Arts stands as a beacon of resistance through artistic excellence.

Steve Christie, Pima County Supervisor and successful businessman, brings a unique perspective to local governance through his experience in both the private and public sectors. As the conservative voice on the Pima County Board of Supervisors, Christie emphasizes the critical importance of common sense decision-making in government - something he sees making a welcome return after years of ideologically-driven policies.

Tucson's current governance raises serious questions about fiscal management and accountability. The city continues to fund programs like free busing despite questionable results, while basic services deteriorate. Street corners have become sites for drug dealing, traffic enforcement has weakened, and public safety concerns grow.

Recent polling indicates broad public support for stricter immigration enforcement. A Sienna College poll of New York state registered voters found 79% support deporting illegal immigrants convicted of crimes, with just 11% opposed.

In the wake of a tragic collision between an American Airlines flight and a military Black Hawk helicopter near Reagan National Airport that claimed 67 lives, retired Brigadier General Stephen Mundt offered crucial perspective on the need to avoid speculation and allow investigators to determine the cause.