Steve Hayes, Jonah Goldberg, Kevin Williamson, and Megan McArdle discuss the Trump administration’s planned bailout for farmers, ICE agents’ aggressive tactics, and Jonah’s fight against the cat lobby.The Agenda:—Steve Hayes’ farmer arc—Bailout on the way?—ICE, ICE, no baby—Trump is not Hitler, but he is Juan Perón—‘Hitler could have gotten rid of Obamacare.’—NWYT: The best pieces of their career Show Notes:—Jonah Goldberg: To Hell with You People—Kevin Williamson: Zombie Dick Gephardt—Megan

This week, Bill and Alex bring back Ralph Englestad Arena General Manager Jody Hodgson to discuss new fan experiences at the REA, the 2026 Hockey Hall of Fame Game in Austin, the CHL-to-college hockey dynamic, and much more (2:00). Then, the guys flip through a flawless weekend for the Fighting Hawks, highlighted by wins in hockey, football, soccer, volleyball, and cross country (37:24). On the B-side (51:49), soccer’s latest international break has Bill searching for answers.

The start of the work week began with the release of the remaining (living) Israeli hostages by Hamas. It's a moment in human history we should all be able to find common joy. The question is this: how did Trump secure a deal that eluded Joe Biden? I believe (rightly so, reporting would reveal) Benjamin Netenyahu had a rooting interest in the 2024 Presidential election here. ------Before anyone begins thinking I'm softening on the Trump administration over one good news cycle, however, it

After getting the red-carpet treatment at the UN in New York last week, the former al-Qaeda fighter who now leads Syria is about to hold an election. But is Syria’s new president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, really about to transition the country into democracy? Or does he have other plans? The BBC's senior international correspondent Orla Guerin joins us from Damascus, where she’s been speaking to Syrians about the country’s future. Producers: Cat Farnsworth and Valerio Esposito Executive producer: James

UND Volleyball Head Coach Jesse Tupac reflected on the recent road losses in Omaha and Kansas, acknowledging the team's struggles during those matches. He discussed areas for improvement as the team works to bounce back. Looking ahead, UND is preparing for an upcoming matchup against Denver.

UND Assistant Hockey Coach Dillon Simpson made his first appearance on the show following the team’s 7–0 win over Manitoba. He noted that while the game started off a bit messy, the team settled in and found their rhythm. Simpson emphasized the importance of practicing with game-like intensity and learning from mistakes. He also spoke about the team’s ongoing growth and focus on playing together as a unit. Looking ahead, UND prepares to face No. 19 St. Thomas in their next matchup.

Head Football Coach Eric Schmidt reflected on the team's 35–7 victory over Northern Iowa, highlighting the strong defensive performance and the thorough preparation leading up to the game. He emphasized the importance of running through all possible scenarios beforehand, which helped the team stay ready. Looking ahead, Schmidt also shared thoughts on the upcoming matchup against Youngstown State.

"A movement driven by prosperity preachers, extremist politicians, and right-wing power brokers laid the groundwork for Trump’s presidency and is now advancing its agenda under his second administration. This multipronged effort against our national institutions is being led by millennial “kingmaker” Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA and the new face of Christian Nationalism."That's the book pitch for "Seven Mountains Mandate: Exposing the Dangerous Plan to Christianize

Today on the Matt Walsh Show, the Trump Administration is considering invoking the Insurrection Act. I’ll explain why they should do exactly that. Also, a peace deal in the Middle East. And the Supreme Court seems poised to strike down bans on so-called “conversion therapy.” Plus, the childless cat ladies of the world are very upset with Taylor Swift. There is a giant rift in the Swiftie club. A civil war is brewing.Click here to join the member-exclusive portion of my show:

OUR NEWS — Sunday, October 5th, 2025 | Tonight, two men are in custody after a massive suspected cocaine bust in Cat Island, involving a joint operation that led to the confiscation of 13 crocus sacksTonight, two men are in custody after a massive suspected cocaine bust in Cat Island, involving a joint operation that led to the confiscation of 13 crocus sacks of drugs. The Opposition Leader is putting pressure on the administration, questioning the government's preparedness and allocation of

Men’s Head Golf Coach Todd Schaefer recaps the team’s impressive first-place finish at the Zach Johnson Invitational. He highlights the competitive nature of college golf, where his players face opponents of all ages and experience levels. This year’s roster features a strong group of local Midwest recruits, most of whom are juniors or younger. Coach Schaefer emphasizes that every player must earn their spot through performance and consistency. Looking ahead, the team is preparing for an upcoming

UND Head Volleyball Coach Jesse Tupac reflects on the team’s recent 3-1 victory over South Dakota and their tough loss to NDSU. He emphasizes the importance of staying focused and maintaining a strong work ethic, regardless of the outcome. The team continues to practice with intensity as they prepare for their upcoming matchup against Omaha. Coach Tupac also shares a lighter moment, noting that the players enjoy some great barbecue while traveling on the bus.

UND Head Coach Eric Schmidt previews the upcoming matchup against Northern Iowa, set to take place on the road in Iowa. He explains that during downtime, he studies old games to learn about their opponents’ strategies and playing styles. Coach Schmidt stresses the importance of both mental and physical toughness as key components to competing at a high level.

UND Head Coach Eric Schmidt discusses the team's progress, highlighting both the strengths and areas needing improvement across the roster. He emphasizes that experience is the best teacher, and that players must be able to think on their feet in high-pressure situations. Coach Schmidt also underscores the importance of proper nutrition in keeping athletes healthy, maintaining their weight, and supporting overall performance.

Ronny Chieng covers Day 2 of the government shutdown: Republicans and Democrats are dueling via sombrero and cat memes, Trump is going after blue cities with a vengeance, and his administration is surprisingly joyful. Plus, Michael Kosta joins with expert analysis of MAGA’s unconventional shutdown strategy. White House advisor Thaddeus Mandible Crowley excavates America's ancient laws to justify whatever insane idea jumps into Trump's head, be it fornicating for national security or banning

Guest: Professor Alex van den Heever- chair of social security system administration and management studies at the Wits School of Governance.

This week, Bill and Alex welcome Belfast Giants General Manager and Sporting Director Steve Thornton and UND Deputy AD Erik Martinson for more details regarding UND Hockey’s inclusion at the 2027 Friendship Four in Belfast, Northern Ireland (2:12). Then, the guys look ahead to the start of hockey season and look back on conference openers for soccer and volleyball and a pair of historic performances for cross country and men’s golf (29:46). On the B-side (42:38), the Red Sox are back in the

This Tuesday's broadcast of WPGU News brings listeners the details on a lawsuit brought by Illinois and Chicago against the Trump administration, Taylor Swift's newest album, A Banned Books Week screening at The Literary, an Illini Wellness Week Lunch Bingo, and October movie night screenings at The Scratching Post cat cafe.Stories by Sophie Vansaghi, Kennedy Caldwell, Grace Avila, and Gavin Westlake.Hosted by Adam Edwards.Music by Boxout

UND Cross Country Head Coach Tom Scott reflects on the team’s strong performance at the Roy Griak Invitational. Also spoke with standout athlete Jadyn Keeler, who shares her driven and motivated mindset, noting that she sets high standards and has big goals. He also speaks about the team’s genuine character and looks ahead to their upcoming meet against South Dakota State University.

Head Coach Henrik Sohn looks ahead to UND’s upcoming home game against Denver and Omaha. He shares how the team is using advanced technology in training to monitor workload and ensure proper recovery. With some players covering up to seven miles in a single match, Sohn emphasizes the importance of data in keeping athletes healthy and performing at their best.