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Chris Reads From Rush Limbaugh’s Book, Keeping The Tradition Of Telling The Story Of The First Thanksgiving Alive

What Chris Is Thankful For That Trump Has Delivered This Year

Josh Hammer & Charles Murray: Faith, Reason, and America Today

On today’s show, Josh Hammer reflects on the true meaning of Thanksgiving and what all Americans should keep in mind as we enter the holiday season — gratitude, humility, and the shared values that bind the nation together. Josh is then joined by Charles Murray, Hayek Emeritus Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and author of the new book, "Taking Religion Seriously". Murray discusses his decades-long journey from agnosticism to a renewed belief in God — and ultimately toward Christianity. He explains why faith can be approached not only as a spiritual calling but as a rigorous intellectual pursuit, and why rediscovering religion may be essential for America’s future.

A Time For Choosing: Communism or Freedom w/Gary Binford

Join Carl Jackson and Gary Binford as they dive into a lively discussion on the pressing political issues of the day. From the intricacies of healthcare reform to the dynamics of the economy, Carl and Gary offer insightful analysis and engaging banter. Tune in to hear their take on the latest headlines and what they mean for the future of the nation. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carljacksonradio Twitter: https://twitter.com/carljacksonshow Parler: https://parler.com/carljacksonshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecarljacksonshow http://www.TheCarlJacksonShow.com

Democratic senator urges Trump not to resume nuclear weapons tests

Minnesota Tax Payers Funding a Terrorist Group?

Trump not considering a straight, two-year Obamacare subsidy extension, White House says

US judge orders Trump administration to provide bond hearings to detained migrants

Will Putin accept a peace deal?

Will Russia take a Deal for Peace?

Xi Jinping coming to the White House?

Letitia James and James Comey's Case Has Been Dismissed

FBI Seeks Interviews With Democratic Lawmakers Who Urged Troops To Defy Illegal Orders

Democratic lawmakers who appeared in a social media video urging U.S. troops to defy “illegal orders” say the FBI has contacted them to begin scheduling interviews, signaling a possible inquiry into the matter. It would mark the second investigation tied to the video, coming a day after the Pentagon announced it is investigating Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona over potential violations of military law. The FBI and Pentagon actions come after President Donald Trump accused the lawmakers of sedition “punishable by DEATH” in a social media post.

Russia-Ukraine War Ending?!

Russia-Ukraine War Peace Soon?

Will a Republican Win in California?

Trump pardons turkeys in Thanksgiving tradition

President Trump has pardoned two turkeys ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. Continuing a long-running White House tradition, the president spared two turkeys from this year’s Thanksgiving table. This year’s turkeys are Gobble and Waddle — two 50-pound birds who will live out their days under the care of poultry specialists at North Carolina State University in Raleigh.

Zelenskyy: Ukraine ready to advance peace plan, will discuss with Trump

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Tuesday Ukraine was ready to advance a U.S.-backed framework for ending the war with Russia and discuss disputed points with U.S. President Donald Trump in talks he said should include European allies. In a speech to what are known as the coalition of the willing allies, a copy of which was seen by Reuters, Zelenskyy urged European leaders to hash out a framework for deploying a "reassurance force" to Ukraine and to keep backing Kyiv for as long as Moscow showed no inclination to end its war. U.S. and Ukrainian officials have been trying to narrow the gaps between them over Trump's plan to end Europe's deadliest and most devastating conflict since World War Two, with Ukraine wary of being strong-armed into accepting a deal largely on Russian terms, including territorial concessions. "We firmly believe security decisions about Ukraine must include Ukraine, security decisions about Europe must include Europe ... Because when something is decided behind the back of a country or its people, there is always a high risk it simply won’t work," Zelenskiy said, according to his speech text. "That framework is on the table, and we’re ready to move forward together – with the USA, with the personal engagement of President Trump," he added. A Ukrainian diplomat cautioned that territorial concessions remained a major sticking point, meaning a final deal was far from certain despite accords on various specific points. "These are really tough questions for us," the diplomat said. Underlining the high stakes for Ukraine, its capital Kyiv was hit by a barrage of missiles and hundreds of drones overnight in a Russian attack that killed seven people and again disrupted power and heating systems. Residents were sheltering underground wearing winter jackets, some in tents. Trump told a White House event on Tuesday he thought a deal on Ukraine was getting close but gave no other details, saying only: "We’re going to get there." Zelenskyy could visit the U.S. in the next few days to finalize a deal with Trump, Kyiv's national security chief Rustem Umerov said earlier on Tuesday, though there was no immediate confirmation of such a trip from the U.S. side. Kyiv's message hinted that an intense diplomatic push by the Trump administration could be yielding some fruit but any optimism could be short-lived, as Russia stressed it would not let any deal stray too far from its own maximum objectives. U.S. and Ukrainian negotiators held talks on the latest U.S.-backed peace plan in Geneva on Sunday. U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll then met on Monday and Tuesday with Russian officials in Abu Dhabi, a spokesperson for Driscoll said. A Ukrainian official said Kyiv "supports the framework's essence, and some of the most sensitive issues remain as points for the discussion between presidents." White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said on X that over the past week, the U.S. had made "tremendous progress toward a peace deal by bringing both Ukraine and Russia to the table." She added: "There are a few delicate, but not insurmountable, details that must be sorted out and will require further talks between Ukraine, Russia, and the United States." Oil prices extended an earlier decline after reports of Ukraine potentially agreeing to a war-ending deal.

The Great Anti-Trump Sabotage

Josh Hammer calls out the sabotage coming from America’s courts after the sudden dismissal of cases involving James Comey and Tish James. He breaks down the Pentagon’s review of Sen. Mark Kelly’s comments, explains how service members should respond to potentially illegal orders, and analyzes the newest signs of a possible Russia–Ukraine peace breakthrough. Josh closes with his take on MTG’s bombshell announcement that she’s quitting in early January.