DON JR explains why speaking up on the trans issue was so crucial:

I think it's so fundamentally important that we all have to become unafraid to speak up on these kinds of issues, and when you do, you realize there's actually a lot of us, it's the vast majority. For years we've been put into these corners. There was a time where if you said these things, you'd be canceled, you'd be thrown off social media, you'd be thrown out of the PTA meeting. You know, you couldn't do that. So we have to stand strong for this.

REP. BYRON DONALDS:

We live in a country where it is your voice that is what truly matters… It is your voice, and the way we expand that voice with hard working people from all walks of life who decide that they're going to give a little bit of time to this experiment called America.

LAURA INGRAHAM: I think America has to get back to first principles. Young people work for what they have. Older people should be respected, cared for, and kept close to their families, not shelved away in some facility.

We should celebrate and encourage big families again. Families that are vibrant, open to children, and happy for what God provides.

LAURA INGRAHAM: Think for yourself. Ignore the herd mentality. The conventional wisdom that they try to shove down your throat every day, whether it's in movie — they’ve even ruined Superman, I understand — in movies or on the internet, or by some ridiculous professor. Don't go along with the cool crowd.

Because I hate to tell you, you guys are the cool crowd. You're it.

MEGYN KELLY's advice to students:

"Be who you are. Don't pretend you're a lefty in order to win any professor's good humor. He's not worth it. Get your D on your paper because you refuse to argue that capitalism is bad. Wear it like a badge of honor.

Don't say that you support Planned Parenthood the way they want you to. Don't call yourself a feminist because your teacher will give you pats on the head. Stand up for what you really believe in.

MEGYN KELLY GOES OFF on Pam Bondi's handling of the Epstein files. WATCH:

Tucker Carlson explains how our leaders must address quality of life issues, not just the culture war:

“I want to see a country I recognize. I don't want to see people sleeping on the sidewalk. … Let's do the real stuff. Like making New York livable and create an economy where my kids can have kids.”

Tucker absolutely destroys the latest amnesty push in Washington.

“I think it's the most grotesque thing I've ever heard. Are you joking? … I'm not going to sit for another lecture from anybody telling me we need to import more people to write code or pick grapes or any other task, period.”

SECDEF PETE HEGSETH: DEI is dead at DOD

We're going back to gender neutral, colorblind, merit-based performance standards.

We do readiness. We do accountability. We do warfighting. We do lethality. We don't do social experiments. We don't do politics. I don't care in my formation if you're a Republican or a Democrat, do you love the country? Have you swore an oath to defend the Constitution?

Nate Morris promises that Kentucky will finally replace Mitch McConnell with a senator who represents them.

"This is the people's seat. This is the seat that belongs to the people of Kentucky and the people of the United States."

Alex Marlow explains how the California dream became the California nightmare.

ALEX MARLOW: "We're a state that invented illegal alien privilege. In my state, if you show up uninvited, not only do we not kick you out, we give you everything you want. Free health care, free education. You don't have to pay taxes if you don't want. ... [We] decided to take the public parks away from children and turn them over to the homeless and the fentanyl dealers.

This is a state that's so woke that the leaders won't be satisfied until there isn't a single woman that will reach the podium in a woman's track and field event. They've redefined the American dream to a chicken in every pot and a penis in every girl's locker room. That is the California dream."

ALEX MARLOW on Zohran Mamdani: He's not a communist either. … Do you know how I know he's not a communist? His teeth. You gotta check out his teeth. They're not just white. They're toilet bowl white. They're whiter than Joe Biden's.

We've seen Joe Biden's teeth, right? You don't get that sort of color of teeth without capitalism. That's cosmetic dentistry. That's zoom. That's veneers. It's capitalism. He's a fraud. He's a phony. And we all know that.

ALEX MARLOW: When the MAGA movement began over ten years ago, there weren't a lot of us. And those of us who called ourselves America First nationalists were called racists. Now the whole world is calling Trump daddy.

And he is daddy. He is. He's the father figure they don't deserve, but they absolutely need. That's daddy.

REP. ANNA PAULINA LUNA: “I feel like 10% of us in Congress do 90% of the work.”

Jillian Michaels exposes the unprecedented evil of child sex changes. 🔥

Greg Gutfeld speaks passionately about being in the pro-life minority in show business:

"I know that I am always, always outnumbered. ... Do you think I'm just crazy on one thing? Like, 'He's really good on the economy, he's really good on foreign policy, he can write well, but he's completely nuts on unborn children?' That doesn't really logically make sense.

"You know, you know what's interesting about really, really smart pro-choice person people, they admit it's murder. They have to."

Riley Gaines discusses becoming "radically pro-life" now that she is becoming a mother for the first time.

"I feel her, I feel her kicking around. I've heard her heartbeat at that very first appointment. I've seen her little tiny hands. Her little tiny feet. ... It has made the thought, the idea of abortion hurt her deeply and really viscerally."

Greg Gutfeld is just seven years away from drawing Social Security, but just became a dad for the first time. He talks to Charlie about growing up and the impact of his unusual life trajectory.

BRETT COOPER had one brother die prematurely while another battled mental illness. She discusses the importance of resiliency to living a rich and successful life.

"You will need it in your personal life and you will need it in politics, especially in politics, because often things don't go according to plan."

Sen. Bernie Moreno tells the story of the time an ambitious teenager asked him for support.

"Thirteen years ago, I met a kid. Eighteen years old, comes and sees me in Cleveland.

"He said, 'I'm raising money to start an organization. I'm going to change the way young people feel about American politics because they're getting indoctrinated in their schools.'

"I said, 'Really? What are you going to call it? He goes, Turning Point USA.'"