Mike discusses the recent threats against controversial movie openings by a hacking group which has released stolen information from Sony pictures. He also comments on how people are using the Internet to perpetuate an “anything goes” mindset.

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According to MSNBC and Richard Engel, the American people’s opinion really shouldn’t be setting policy. So why have elections, Richie?

Mike discusses Man Haron Monis, an Islamic extremist who took hostages in a Sydney Australia coffee shop. Mike describes the situation and asks why so many media outlets are refusing to call this an act of terrorism?

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Mike plays audio from a CBS interview where the lawyer of families from the Sandy Hook shooting discusses them suing the gun manufacturer Bushmaster. He states that the guns should be for military use only, despite what the Constitution says. Mike responds that the facts do not add up with their claims and more.

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We don’t get damaged individuals beheading a British soldier in the name of Christ. We didn’t get damaged individuals shooting a Canadian soldier guarding Canada’s cenotaph, or plotting bombings of our MCG, or trying to blow up jets with the explosives in their shoes or their underwear in the name of any faith other than Islam.

The question as 2016 approaches is whether he is more Goldwater than Reagan. 

Mike welcomes National Review columnist Eliana Johnson back to the show. They discuss the possibility of Senator ted Cruz as a Presidential contender, how the Senator is portraying himself, and what he needs to do in the future.

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The taboo against torture is important and honorable, but sometimes the real world gets a veto.

The NYFD will waive the physical requirements so more women can pass the test to become firefighters. Is being PC putting lives at risk?

These people teach our kids? Now the problem isn’t rogue police officers according to these libs, it’s capitalism! The same system that allows them to secure a paycheck and spew this crap on television; the problem is they fill our children’s heads with this socialist junk.

Mike welcomes former White House Staff Member and author Marc Thiessen to the show. They discuss the use of waterboarding against terrorist and how it saved lives.

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Warning: video contains graphic language and images.

It is time to lift the veil of anonymity.

Mike and National Review Editor Jonah Goldberg discuss the UVA rape case and the accusation of the “pro-rape culture.” They talk about how the Left uses this as part of it’s “White Privilege” accusations.

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Mike welcomes his son Micah to the show! They discuss Micah’s experience with The Salvation Army, how it has changed his life and the lives of so many others, and how God is the heart and soul of it all.

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Mike and Columnist Magazine blogger Peter Wehner discuss the similar situations in Ferguson and New York City. They debate how conservatives are treating these situations and where the fault of it all ultimately lies.

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Mike and NY Post writer Michael Goodwin discuss the latest comments from NYC Mayor Bill De Blasio and what it means for the future of the city and it’s police.

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Eric Garner and Michael Brown had much in common, not the least of which was this: On the last day of their lives, they made bad decisions. Epically bad decisions.

Mike discusses a recent article which compares what Bill Cosby is going through to Bill Clinton. Mike wonders why other stars like Woody Allen and Roman Polanski aren’t being reviled as well. Mike also hears from a caller who discusses the reasons why some rape victims take years to reveal what happened to them.

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What’s the difference between Bill Cosby and Bill Clinton?