Jenna Ellis in the Morning

Jenna Ellis discusses the ongoing vaccine controversy in Pennsylvania, focusing on Governor Josh Shapiro's push for vaccine mandates and the implications for personal freedoms. Joined by Charles Cornishdale, also known as Raw Egg Nationalist, they delve into the intersection of public health policy and individual rights, questioning the motives behind government health mandates and the accuracy of reported vaccine-related deaths. Mike Donnelly joins later to discuss Social Media and if the Government needs to get involved

Jenna Ellis discusses the recent political landscape, focusing on the implications of Darlene Graham's win in the South Caroline GOP primary and the challenges faced by the Freedom Caucus. Joined by Steve Deace, they analyze Trump's influence on politics, the complexities of loyalty within the GOP, and the necessity for a strategic approach moving forward. The conversation delves into the importance of understanding Trump's base and the need for a new champion for the conservative movement after 2028.

Jenna Ellis discusses pivotal legal and political issues with attorney Gerard Filitti. From the Supreme Court's recent ruling on mail-in voting restrictions to the implications of a private arbiter's decision regarding the Washington Post's firing of a columnist, the conversation covers significant topics shaping our legal landscape. Jenna also talked to Joel Rosenberg about the controversial candidacy of Abdul El Said in Michigan.

Jenna Ellis discusses the implications of President Trump's tariff strategy and its impact on trade negotiations with Canada. Joined by Auron MacIntyre, they dive into the complexities of economic warfare and the potential ramifications for the Republican Party as midterms approach. Later Jenna interviews Bethany Mandel on the cultural obsession with true crime narratives, particularly in the context of the tragic Lindsey Clancy case, and how social media influences public perception and personal responsibility.

Jenna Ellis engages in a crucial discussion on the ethical implications of surrogacy and the alarming reality of contractual agreements that include abortion clauses. Joined by Father Frank Pavone, they delve into the moral quandaries presented by the case of Baby Gabriel, a child whose surrogate mother refused to abort despite a congenital heart defect diagnosis. Together, they explore the intersection of law, morality, and the sanctity of life, emphasizing the need for a legal framework that respects the rights of the unborn

Jenna Ellis discusses the profound implications of the Lindsey Clancy murder trial, focusing on mental health issues and the responsibility of the church in addressing these crises. Joined by Tim Clinton, president of the American Association of Christian Counselors, they delve into the complexities of mental illness, the role of medication, and the need for a deeper understanding of human suffering from a biblical perspective. This conversation challenges listeners to consider whether society is truly treating mental illness or merely medicating a culture in crisis.

Jenna Ellis discusses the recent Florida primary results and the implications for Republican candidates, particularly Byron Donalds. Joined by political analyst Chris Ekstrom, they dive into the factors that influenced the primaries, the significance of endorsements, and the challenges facing candidates as they approach the general election. The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of conservatism in America and the importance of aligning with voter expectations.

Jenna explores the intersection of political identity and personal crisis, drawing parallels between public figures and their struggles with mental health. She discusses the case of Nancy Mace and the implications of seeking identity through political power, while also addressing the broader mental health crisis in America.

Jenna talks to Gerard Filitti about Tupac murder trial starting, Chris Ekstrom drops by to discuss DFW stopping washing stations, and finally, Katy Faust talks about baby "Gabriel" in TX

Jenna Ellis welcomes Dinesh D'Souza to discuss his new book, "The Stones Cry Out: Biblical Archaeology, Prophecy, and the Last Days." Together, they explore the intersection of faith and archaeology, revealing how recent discoveries corroborate biblical accounts and affirm the truth of scripture. D'Souza shares insights from his journey to Israel and highlights the significance of understanding biblical history in the context of modern society. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the profound connections between faith, history, and the physical universe!

Jenna discusses the alarming food safety issues surrounding Taylor Farms and the recent salmonella contamination scare affecting numerous products. Joined by health and nutrition expert Charles Cornishdale, they delve into the implications of importing food and the urgent need for stricter cleanliness standards. The conversation shifts to the tragic Lindsay Clancy murder trial, exploring the complexities of mental health, over-prescription of psychotropic drugs, and the moral responsibilities of medical practitioners. Jenna and Walker Wildmon examine the intersection of mental health, accountability, and the impact of societal pressures on family dynamics, advocating for a return to biblical principles in addressing these pressing issues. Finally, they touch on the importance of family priorities in today’s political landscape, highlighting the need for a cultural shift that values family life over career ambitions.

Jenna discusses the latest on Fauci and his text messages with Steve Deace, then Marlin Stutzman stops by to talk primaries and WNBA, and finally Father Frank Pavone comments on Massachusetts Gov. signing abortion bill

Jenna Ellis discusses the current controversies surrounding the WNBA's eligibility guidelines and the implications of gender identity in sports. Joined by Ryan Helfenbein, they explore the intersection of sports, gender, and societal values, emphasizing the need for clarity and truth in defining what it means to be a woman. The next conversation also touches on the role of accountability in public health, particularly in light of COVID-19 vaccine mandates, and the importance of preserving individual liberties with Florida AG James Uthmeier

Jenna Ellis discusses the pressing issues surrounding affordability and the recent social media controversy dubbed "Burrito Gate." Joined by Richard Stern from Advancing American Freedom, they delve into how rising grocery prices and inflation are impacting American families. They explore the political implications of these economic challenges, particularly for the upcoming midterms, and how conservatives can effectively address voters' concerns. The conversation also touches on government policies that have contributed to the affordability crisis and the importance of a cohesive conservative message that resonates with younger voters.

Jenna is joined by Dr. Bill Roach to delve into the critical topic of Christian nationalism and its implications for American society. They discuss the dangers of conflating religious belief with government authority, the historical context of religious freedom, and the challenges posed by modern collectivist ideologies.

Jenna Ellis engages in a thought-provoking discussion about the rise of democratic socialism and the implications for American politics. Joined by guest Eric Metaxas, they explore the cultural and worldview shifts that are influencing today's political landscape. From the scrutiny of gubernatorial candidates to the importance of a biblical worldview, this episode delves into the challenges and responsibilities of the GOP in the current climate.

Jenna Ellis returns after a trip to Maine to discuss pressing issues surrounding COVID-19, media bias, and the responsibilities of government officials during the pandemic. She analyzes a recent interview between RFK Jr. and CNN's Dannah Bash, highlighting the mismanagement of the COVID response by both the Trump and Biden administrations. Jenna also welcomes attorney Mike Donnelly to delve into the implications of government decisions on public health and the ongoing debate about vaccines. As they explore the consequences of lockdowns and the role of media in shaping narratives, they emphasize the importance of informed consent and the need for accountability in government actions.

Guest host Alex McFarland takes us on a journey through the importance of the ongoing efforts to reach young people with the Truth for Youth Bibles, featuring a conversation with Tim Todd about the impact of these Bibles in schools.

Fred Jackson fills in for Jenna Ellis and discusses important topics ranging from the recent Senate testimony of Anthony Fauci to the ongoing situation in Gaza. Joined by Gary Bauer, they delve into the implications of Trump's peace deal with Hamas and the skepticism surrounding it. The episode also touches on the state of education in America, the importance of parental involvement in schools, and the challenges posed by technology in children’s lives.

Jenna welcomes Gerard Filitti to discuss Anthony Fauci pleading the 5th multiple times. Later Jenna was joined by Pastor Jack Hibbs to discuss the current state of the church and the cultural landscape as we approach the anniversary of the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Jenna Ellis discusses the intersection of politics and accountability with special guest Mark Mitchell. They delve into the recent developments surrounding the Florida gubernatorial primaries, the implications of Anthony Fauci's Senate testimony, and the broader issues facing the GOP as they prepare for the upcoming elections. With insights into polling data and the shifting dynamics of voter sentiment.

Jenna delves into pressing political issues, including the health status of Senator Mitch McConnell and the implications of his public appearances. Joined by Matthew Williams, they discuss the necessity of transparency in political leadership and the role of unelected staffers in decision-making. The conversation also touches on the recent release of Anthony Fauci's diaries, revealing contradictions in his public and private statements during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jenna Ellis discusses the recent viral video of a college professor who used a clever tactic to test students' reliance on AI for assignments. The professor embedded hidden text in a prompt, revealing whether students had used AI to complete their work. Later Mike Donnelly joins to discuss the democrats attempt to term limit SCOTUS, and finally Hans Von Spakovsky talks about NJ admitting that more than 6000 illegals registered to vote.

Jenna Ellis engages in a thought-provoking discussion with former Congressman Bob Good about the current state of the conservative movement and the GOP. They explore the importance of adhering to biblical principles in politics, the challenges facing conservatism today, and the need for courageous leadership that prioritizes truth over party loyalty. As they reflect on the recent political landscape, they emphasize the role of the pro-life movement and the necessity of standing firm against the shifting tides of ideology. Tune in for insights on how to navigate the complexities of modern conservatism and the call for a return to foundational values.

Joined by Auron MacIntyre, they delve into the recent controversy involving Fox News pundit Guy Benson and the implications of surrogacy and child commodification. Then Raw Egg Nationalist discusses the new UK Prime Minister and the latest on the lettuce issue.

Jenna Ellis engages with former intelligence agent Scott Uehlinger to discuss the ongoing conflict in Iran and the implications of U.S. military strategy. They explore the recent escalation of strikes, the impact on Iranian infrastructure, and the potential for regime change. With insights into the complexities of international relations, this episode delves into the strategic moves being made and the broader political landscape surrounding the conflict.

Jenna Ellis discusses the alarming rise of socialism among the younger generation, exploring how upbringing and education shape their worldviews. Joined by Ryan Helfenbein, they delve into the cultural implications of how values are instilled in children, particularly through public education. The conversation emphasizes the importance of parental responsibility in teaching biblical values and the dangers of a socialist agenda.

Jenna Ellis talks to Father Frank Pavone about a Catholic teacher being fired for answering a question honestly. Then she moved to Rep. Marlin Stutzman on the SAVE Act. Finally she talked to Auron MacIntyre about the new Maine candidates for Senate.

Truth is Exclusive and Why It Matters. An Interview with Dr. Alex McFarland

Jenna Ellis discusses the intersection of faith and politics with Indiana's Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith. They explore the importance of courage in public service, the role of Christians in politics, and the necessity of standing firm in truth amidst a culture that often pressures believers to remain silent. Micah shares his journey from being a worship pastor to a political leader, emphasizing the need for Christians to boldly proclaim their beliefs and engage in the public square.

Jenna was joined by Steven Dease and they explored the implications of a culture that appears to infantilize young men and later Jenna talked to Mike Donnelly on SCOTUS and Homeschooling

Jenna Ellis discusses the pressing issue of AI regulation with Patrick Hedger, the Director of Policy at NetChoice. They explore the implications of artificial intelligence on privacy and public safety, and the critical role states play in the AI race. The conversation also touches on the recent security lapses involving drone technology and the need for robust data center infrastructure in the U.S. Later the discussion moved to a Brazilian homeschool family being sent to prison

Jenna Ellis discusses the recent passing of Senator Lindsay Graham and the implications it has on the political landscape. Joined by Todd Starnes, they delve into the circumstances surrounding Graham's death, the conspiracy theories that have emerged, and the outpouring of support from political figures. The conversation also touches on the future of the Republican Party and the potential candidates to fill Graham's seat.

Jenna Ellis discusses the rising influence of socialist ideologies within the U.S., particularly among younger generations. Joined by author James Lindsay, they delve into the alarming connections between radical groups and foreign entities, examining how these influences are reshaping political landscapes. The conversation highlights the necessity of a strong biblical worldview to combat these ideologies and emphasizes the importance of educating the youth about the true American dream rooted in hard work and gratitude.

Jenna Ellis discusses the upcoming Florida gubernatorial primary, analyzing the key candidates and their positions. With Governor Gov DeSantis term-limited, the stakes are high as Byron Donalds, Jay Collins, Paul Teller, and James Fishback vie for the position. Jenna delves into the controversies surrounding each candidate, particularly focusing on Fishback's eligibility lawsuit and the implications for Florida's political landscape.

Jenna is joined by Todd Starnes as they discuss the allegations against Platner, the hypocrisy within the Democratic Party, and the implications for the upcoming midterms. The conversation also touches on the importance of recognizing the flaws in both political parties and the need for a government that truly represents the people.

Jenna welcomes Executive VP of AFA, Ed Vitagliano on the show to discuss the rise of communism and socialism in America. Gerard Filitti stops by to update us on the Charlie Kirk Murder trial, and Father Frank Pavone finishes up the show with information on Planned Parenthood getting Federal funding again

Jenna Ellis discusses the recent celebration of America's 250th birthday and contrasts President Donald Trump's patriotic speech with the more somber remarks from New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Joined by guest Dr. Alex McFarland, they delve into the differing worldviews represented in their speeches, emphasizing the importance of a biblical worldview and the founding principles of America.

Jenna Ellis engages in a thought-provoking discussion with attorney and professor Mike Donnelly as they reflect on America's 250th anniversary. They explore the foundational principles of the U.S. Constitution, emphasizing the importance of recognizing that our rights come from God, not the government. As they celebrate the blessings of liberty, they also address the challenges facing America today, including the clash between traditional values and modern ideologies.

Jenna Ellis discusses the recent Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship and its implications for American law and society. Joined by Gerard Filitti from the Lawfare Project, they explore the historical context of the 14th Amendment, the potential for legislative action. With midterm elections approaching, they emphasize the urgency for Republicans to unify and address the challenges posed by the current judicial landscape.

Jenna Ellis discusses the recent Supreme Court rulings that have significant implications for presidential authority and election integrity. Joined by legal experts Mike Donnelly and Hans Von Spakovsky, they delve into the court's decision allowing President Trump to fire independent regulators and the controversial ruling regarding mail-in ballots. Jenna and Rep. Marlin Stutzman address the ongoing challenges of the administrative state and the importance of congressional action in maintaining election integrity.

Jenna Ellis discusses the implications of the Charlie Kirk murder trial and the challenges faced by prosecutors amid intense media scrutiny. Joined by legal expert Gerard Filitti, they delve into the complexities of jury selection in high-profile cases and the ethical boundaries for legal representatives. The conversation also touches on the recent decision by the Texas State Board of Education to incorporate Bible teachings into public school curricula, highlighting the significance of biblical principles in understanding American history and governance with Ryan Walters

Jenna Ellis is joined by Dr. Ben Carson as they discuss the significance of America's 250th anniversary from a biblical worldview. They delve into the founding principles of the United States, the importance of courage in the face of ideological challenges, and the role of the church in society. Dr. Carson shares insights from his experiences in public service and emphasizes the need for Christians to engage actively in the civil realm while upholding truth and values derived from faith.

Jenna explores the implications of a recent federal court ruling that blocks the Trump administration's effort to create a centralized database for Social Security numbers and citizenship status. Jenna is joined by Gerard Filitti, senior counsel at the Lawfare Project, as they discuss the qualifications and ideologies of federal judges, the importance of vetting processes, and the challenges posed by a growing leftist agenda within the Democratic Party.

Jenna Ellis discusses the complex issues surrounding family estrangement and the cultural shift towards individualism at the expense of familial bonds. Joined by Ryan Helfenbein, they explore the biblical principles of reconciliation, forgiveness, and the importance of nurturing relationships despite conflicts. They also delve into the dangers of modern therapeutic culture that encourages cutting ties rather than seeking restoration.

Jenna Ellis shares a heartfelt update on her journey through Lawfare and her total exoneration from any charges against her. She reflects on the importance of truth, faith, and the sovereignty of God in her life and career. Joined by her friend Mike Donnelly, they delve into the implications of Lawfare on justice and the current political landscape, discussing the recent Supreme Court opinions and then later with Raw Egg Nationalist she discusses the shifting dynamics in the UK political scene

Jenna Ellis discusses the complex relationship between the United States, Israel, and Iran amidst ongoing negotiations and military tensions. Joined by Hogan Gidley, they explore the nuances of foreign policy, the challenges of diplomacy, and the implications of the recent Memorandum of Understanding with Iran. They also delve into the evolving dynamics of U.S.-Israel relations and the impact of political pressures on both sides.

Jenna Ellis reflects on the significance of fatherhood and the biblical principles of masculinity. Joined by Alex McFarland, they discuss the current crisis of manhood, the cultural challenges men face, and the importance of restoring biblical values in relationships and family dynamics.

Jenna Ellis discusses the alarming findings from the Rape Gang Inquiry Report in Britain, which reveals the systematic abuse of vulnerable girls by predominantly Muslim Pakistani gangs. Joined by Calvin Robinson, they delve into the implications of this report, the failures of law enforcement, and the broader issues surrounding immigration and cultural integration in the UK and the US. The conversation highlights the urgent need for accountability and reform in various institutions to protect the rights and safety of women and children.

Jenna Ellis discusses the implications of Steven Spielberg's new film, "Disclosure Day," which raises questions about the existence of extraterrestrial life and its potential impact on Christian faith. Joined by Steve Deace, they delve into the film's narrative, its attempts to deconstruct Christianity, and the broader societal reactions to such themes. Jenna emphasizes the importance of a solid theological foundation in addressing these existential questions, reinforcing that the gospel remains unchanged regardless of the existence of alien life.