A recent New York Times-Siena College poll shows 22 percent of black voters in swing states support former President Donald Trump—an unprecedented level for a Republican presidential candidate in modern times. To discuss that rise in support we spoke with Joe Collins. He heads up a PAC that supports conservative candidates from minority communities.  

Foreign policy is a major focus of last night’s GOP primary debate. What are the candidates, including former President Donald Trump, saying about taking in Muslim extremist immigrants? Joining us now to react to the debate, we have Libby Krieger, consultant at Communications Counsel Inc.

Purdue Pharma is offering to pay up to $6 billion to victims who say they got addicted to the company’s drugs. But the deal would protect the Sackler family, the owners of the drug maker, from future lawsuits. On Dec. 4, the Supreme Court heard the opening arguments in the bankruptcy settlement case. How intentional […]

Republicans are pushing for border policy negotiations, insisting on change in order to pay for Ukraine aid that’s running dry. What are both sides of the aisle saying about where common ground lies? This comes as the United States hit a new record for single-day crossings on Tuesday. Families remain torn apart on Hanukkah. What […]

Paul Dans, the director of the Heritage Foundations 2025 Presidential Transition Project, pushed back on a trending media narrative that former President Donald Trump could behave like a dictator if he returns to the White House in 2024. Several media commentators and contributors—including those writing for the Washington Post, Politico, and the Philadelphia Inquirer—have repeatedly […]

Another possible solution the House is considering to deal with the debt crisis is the creation of a bipartisan fiscal commission to review spending. A majority of Americans say the nation’s $33 trillion deficit is a top priority. To assess to had a chance to speak with Brandon Arnold, the executive vice president of the […]

Former speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy is leaving Congress entirely. The longtime congressman will be saying goodbye to the House in just a few weeks. President Joe Biden is now suggesting he’s not the only Democrat who could beat former President Donald Trump, and he says he might not be running if President Trump […]

Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-Mo.) joined NTD to offer his thoughts on the fight over President Joe Biden’s funding proposal for Ukraine. He also discussed Democrat policy on the Southern Border and the immigration crisis, as well as the admission by assistant attorney general for civil rights at the Department of Justice, Kristen Clark, that she […]

Some Republicans in Congress support Nikki Haley for the GOP nomination despite former President Donald Trump’s decisive lead in the polls. Former congressman Robert Pittenger joins us to discuss these issues and his new book, “Character Matters.”  

How do lawmakers on the House Education Committee feel about today’s hearing? Are they satisfied with what the university presidents had to say? Joining us now to offer her thoughts, we have Rep. Julia Letlow (R-La.), who is a member of the committee.

Are America’s top universities biased against Israel? The presidents of some of the most prestigious universities in the world are in Washington Tuesday. Lawmakers are trying to find out what’s behind all the anti-Semitic incidents on their campuses. After a ten-month standoff over abortion policy, Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) is easing off his hard-line stance […]

Censoring speech and controlling the behavior of Americans. The federal government has spent millions on grants to colleges and universities—giving it leverage over higher education. Professor Nicholas Giordano from Suffolk Community College is sounding the alarm about what’s going on. Here’s our conversation.  

Where will former President Donald Trump’s gag order go from here? Joining us now to discuss Trump’s legal cases is Kash Patel, a former Trump administration official currently serving as senior Trump adviser.

The Justice Department says it’s exposed one of the highest-reaching and longest-lasting infiltrations of the U.S. government. A former U.S. ambassador is charged with spying for Cuba. U.S. ships have been attacked, fully enabled by Iran. What is the White House saying about U.S. retaliation, and what are the risks of the war in Gaza […]

California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ went toe to toe in a debate Thursday night. Who came out on top? And what does it mean for the 2024 presidential race? NTD spoke with Angie Wong, political commentator and co-host of the Final Countdown, for her thoughtts.

Rep. Mike Flood (R-Neb.) is joining those speaking out against a highly anticipated United Nations advisory that’s expected to expand calls for reduced meat consumption across western nations. The U.N. Climate Change Conference (COP28) convened in Dubai on Thursday and is set to run until Dec. 12, with participants discussing a number of strategies to […]

House lawmakers are investigating Chinese information warfare. Find out what the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) strategies are to break to United States from within and what lawmakers say about countering them. Republicans’ slim majority just got smaller. In a historic vote Friday, the house expelled Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.), marking the sixth time in history […]

Should workers be forced to join a labor union or pay union dues in order to work? The House Employment, Labor, and Pension subcommittee holding a hearing today on what’s known as the ‘right to work.’ Joining us now to discuss, we have Mark Mix, President of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation.

The financial toll of illegal immigration. What are the trends, and what are the impacts on cities across America? Joining us now to discuss, we have Kathleen Bush-Joseph, policy analyst at Migration Policy Institute.

How much does the federal government know about UFOs? And who is keeping the information away from the American public? Lawmakers on Thursday are breaking down their experience of being denied access to critical information. A new virus outbreak in China is leading U.S. lawmakers to raise concerns over transparency, as a whistleblower reveals the […]

What does the White Paper movement tell us about the CCP’s grip on power? How vulnerable is the world’s largest communist regime? Joining us now to discuss the silent protest heard worldwide, we have Bradley Thayer, director of China Policy at the Center for Security Policy.

Former Secretary for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Chad Wolf is insisting that the right approach to U.S. border security requires a policy change, rather than the billions in new spending that President Joe Biden is pursuing. “There’s not a money problem along the southwest border, it’s a policy problem,” Mr. Wolf told NTD’s […]

U.S. lawmakers are commemorating the thousands of brave Chinese citizens who risked it all to take a stand for freedom. The “white paper” protest movement shows that the Chinese Communist Party’s grip on the people of China is not as strong as it appears. President Joe Biden is taking aim at Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.). […]

TikTok, the Chinese social media company appears to be allowing terrorist propaganda to go viral on the American version of the TikTok app. This raises serious questions about the Chinese-based company’s legitimacy in the big tech marketplace. Carl Szabo, the vice president and general counsel at Net-Choice, gives his assessment of TikTok’s legitimacy.

Many lawmakers are not running for reelection and they blame House dysfunction. The number of lawmakers retiring is growing and the effect it has on the balance of power in Congress is unknown. Philip Wallach, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, discusses these issues.

Hunter Biden says he wants to testify, for the public to see, as part of the House Oversight Committee’s investigation into the Biden family. But what does the oversight committee have to say? Former President Jimmy Carter, 99, makes a rare public appearance as he honors his late wife, Rosalynn Carter. What are their family […]

Rep. Brendan Boyle recently (D-Pa.) wrote a letter to Microsoft about how close they are to the Chinese Communist regime. Joining us now to assess the risks of Microsoft’s ties to the CCP, we have cyber security expert Paul Rosenzweig.

Kash Patel, a senior Trump adviser on national security and former chief of staff at the Pentagon, gives an insider perspective into securing the release of hostages when negotiating with terrorists.

What does a longer truce in Gaza mean for American hostages, and why does the White House warn that it could be a double-edged sword? An Iran-backed terrorist group launched two ballistic missiles at a U.S. warship. In a separate incident, the United States steps in to help an Israeli tanker under attack by terrorists. […]

In a new special report on NTD, Capitol Report host Steve Lance went to investigate how the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) stopped an American performing arts company from playing in South Korea. New York-based Shen Yun Performing Arts seeks to revive traditional Chinese Culture. But the company has been banned from performing in China by Beijing […]

Illegal immigration is not an issue that impacts just border states. Joining us now to explore how illegal immigration is impacting Chicago we have Andre Barnes.

Sheriff Jim Skinner of Collin County, Texas, recently came back from a visit to Israel where he had firsthand access to details of the atrocities that unfolded on Oct. 7. He joins us now to share what he learned.

The U.S. Supreme Court now has an ethical code of conduct, but does that mean the court had no guidelines before that? To learn more, I spoke with Carrie Severino, the president of Judicial Crisis Network. She also previously worked for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

Two people are dead after a high-speed traveling car crashed into a security checkpoint. It happened at the U.S.–Canada border, and now all of the northern border checkpoints are closed. We have live updates. Israel is vowing to resume fighting in “full force” immediately after the temporary cease-fire. Dozens of lawmakers have already decided to […]

As presidential primaries inch closer, recent polls are causing concern for Democrats. So who has the advantage in a potential rematch, President Joe Biden, or former President Donald Trump? To discuss this, we sit down with Matt Braynard, Executive Director at Look Ahead America.

President Joe Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping agreed to some efforts to warm U.S.–China relations, but foreign policy analysts say the inroads they made were modest and there remains a wide diplomatic gulf between the two nations after last week’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit. According to a White House readout of their Nov. […]

The Army wants soldiers who didn’t get the COVID-19 shot to return to service, after drastically falling short of recruitment goals. How close is a hostage deal between Israel and Hamas? Israel’s special war cabinet met Tuesday to discuss the deal, and both President Joe Biden and Israel’s prime minister say the talks are progressing. […]

Former President Donald Trump getting several legal victories recently such as being able to stay on the ballot in multiple states and having a gag order paused. He’s also getting some high-profile endorsements. Joining us now to discuss these developments is a senior Trump adviser Kash Patel.

Has the focus on the United State’s relationship with China created a vacuum in the Asia Pacific for the CCP to slither in? Miles Yu, China policy adviser to former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, says we shouldn’t ignore other allies in the region.  

Delegate James Moylan (R-Guam) is stepping up pressure for Congress and the U.S. military to bolster Guam’s defenses against a potential missile attack in a hypothetical future war with China. On Thursday, Mr. Moylan told NTD’s “Capitol Report” that he remains “very concerned” about Guam’s defensive posture in the face of advanced new weapons being […]

President Biden is turning 81 Monday. How that could affect his 2024 chances, and what does the president say about his age while pardoning Thanksgiving turkeys? Former President Donald Trump gets good news, including victories in court and major endorsements. Kash Patel, a former senior official in the Trump administration and current senior adviser, joins […]

The United States recently revised its deterrence strategy with South Korea. What does this mean for security in the Asia-Pacific region? To explore this topic, NTD spoke with Michael O’Hanlon, director of research in foreign policy at the Brookings Institution.

As the latest National Defense Authorization Act moves forward in Congress, we take a look at the need to fund America’s military capabilities. NTD sat down with Del. James Moylan, representing the territory of Guam, to discuss the importance of funding missile defense systems on America’s Pacific frontier.  

Republican North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum says the U.S. economy, energy, and national security are among the top issues he’s discussing with his potential supporters as he continues along the 2024 presidential campaign trail. NTD’s “Capitol Report” spoke with Mr. Burgum in Florida as he continued to make the case for Republicans to support his […]

President Joe Biden talks about fentanyl and illegal immigration with the Mexican president. What are they vowing to do, and why is New York City slashing police funding amid a migrant crisis? Will Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) be booted from his seat? A third vote to expel him will soon hit the House floor, and […]

To discuss the threat the Chinese Communist Party poses to the United States, NTD is joined by Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-Wyo.). “What is playing out before our very eyes demonstrates … the malign influence of the Chinese Communist Party and the threat that they pose to the rest of the world, “Ms. Hageman said. She […]

Is the United States ready for military challenges from the Chinese regime and Russia in the near future? Rep. Don Bacon (R-Neb.) who is a retired U.S. Airforce General joins us to discuss.

Congressman Tom Tiffany (R-Wis.) has seen growing Republican support for a resolution he’s sponsored to end the so-called “One-China” principle and recognize Taiwan as a separate independent country. Mr. Tiffany introduced his resolution in January and it has received the support of dozens of Republican cosponsors. Last week, Rep. Roger Williams (R-Texas) became the 50th […]

​​​​​​​There’s overwhelming evidence that Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) broke the law, according to a report released Thursday by the ethics committee. President Joe Biden is again highlighting differences between the United States and the Chinese communist regime, one day after calling the Chinese Communist Party leader a “dictator.” What is he saying as he seeks […]

New York-based Shen Yun Performing Arts has been unable to secure any theaters in South Korea for their upcoming 2024 tour. NTD is lifting the curtain on the pressure China’s communist regime is bringing to bear on Korean broadcasters and theaters. The Chinese Communist Party’s leverage there stems from the popularity of Korean soap operas […]