Topic: Brian Kilmeade

Donald Trump references a 1988 interview where he first proposed taking control of Iran's Karg Island to secure oil interests. The President defends his long-term geopolitical instincts, citing his early warnings about Osama bin Laden in his books prior to the September 11 attacks. He criticizes past administrations, specifically Bill Clinton, for failing to act on intelligence regarding terrorist threats.

Pete Hegseth appeared on Fox News to defend his use of the Signal app, claiming the communications were unclassified media coordination. Analysts suggest the attacks on Hegseth stem from his opposition to bombing Iran, putting him at odds with "neocons" within the Pentagon. The hosts critique Hegseth's "hysterical" media presence and his claim that he was looking at "war plans" just minutes before the interview.

Adam Curry discusses his upcoming media appearances, including a guest spot on the Brian Kilmeade show hosted by Kennedy. The hosts critique "The Gutfeld Show" on Fox News, debating its comedic value and the appeal of its regular panelists. Curry reflects on his past interactions with Kennedy during their time at MTV and expresses respect for her career longevity.

Adam Curry recounts his appearance on Brian Kilmeade's radio show, where he introduced the theory that Joe Biden is mimicking the "crazy" act of mob boss Vincent "The Chin" Gigante to avoid prosecution. Ben Shapiro is noted for adopting a similar narrative, suggesting Biden's perceived cognitive decline makes him a more sympathetic and unthreatening figure to the public.

Admiral John Kirby defended the military's vaccine mandate on Fox News, despite being home sick with COVID-19 himself. Kirby argued that the vaccine is a "valid military requirement" for readiness, even as host Brian Kilmeade pointed out that the military is struggling with recruitment and losing experienced service members like Coast Guard rescue swimmers over the mandate.

A satirical segment featuring an Arnold Schwarzenegger impersonator explores "climate change grief" and the five stages of denial. Media analysts discuss how news organizations have evolved to connect individual weather events, like the polar vortex, directly to climate change. However, Fox News host Brian Kilmeade suggests the term "climate change" was adopted only after "global warming" failed to account for severe cold weather.

Listeners report that Fox News host Brian Kilmeade may have dropped a "No Agenda" reference during the Patriot Awards on Fox Nation. The hosts analyze the clip to determine if Kilmeade's use of "in the morning" was a deliberate nod to the show.