The Latest News and Information For Retired Republicans

Tucker Carlson and Bret Weinstein engage in a civil debate on God, evolution, and AI's future in a May 7, 2025, video. They discuss morality, Middle East tensions, Covid vaccine concerns, and AI's potential consciousness, sparking deep reflection.

The Ramsey Show's May 7 episode emphasizes that your bank balance reflects your habits. Hosts Ken Coleman and Jade Warshaw offer advice on debt, savings, and family financial dynamics.

The DEA made history with the largest fentanyl bust ever, arresting 16 people, including a Sinaloa Cartel leader, and seizing over three million pills. This operation marks a significant strike against the opioid crisis devastating U.S. communities.

Over 15,000 USDA employees have accepted a federal buyout, marking a major workforce reduction. Under Secretary Brooke Rollins, the focus is on efficiency and prioritizing farmers and ranchers.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced potential trade deals with major U.S. partners this week. Speaking to Congress, he highlighted promising offers to reduce tariffs and unfair practices.

The USDA, with DHS and local law enforcement, conducted a major operation targeting food stamp fraud in southern California, surveilling over 100 locations. This crackdown resulted in arrests and evidence collection to protect taxpayer funds and ensure SNAP integrity.

Supreme Court upholds military ban on transgender troops, lifting an injunction and allowing discharges. The May 6 ruling affects 4,240 service members as legal battles continue in the Ninth Circuit.

Former LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has left the Democratic Party after 44 years, joining the GOP. He criticized Democratic policies on crime and homelessness, accusing state leaders like Gavin Newsom of failure.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem clarified that travelers without a REAL ID can still fly domestically after the May 7 deadline, facing only extra steps at security. Passports and other federally recognized IDs will be accepted at checkpoints.

Megyn Kelly and Dan Wootton critique Prince Harry's BBC interview for hypocrisy and lack of evidence. They also discuss Meghan Markle's fawning podcast appearance, questioning her authenticity and future plans.

Tom Homan, Border Czar, warned migrant suspects in a recent NYC attack on 'The Ingraham Angle,' stating, 'We're coming for you.' He criticized sanctuary city policies for hindering ICE and endangering public safety.

Tom Homan, Trump's 'border czar,' criticized Democrats for a double standard on illegal immigration during 'The Ingraham Angle.' He emphasized enforcing laws and targeting threats through deportations.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent leads trade talks with China in Geneva, Switzerland, aiming for fair economic policies. The Trump administration remains committed to protecting American interests during these critical negotiations.

Megyn Kelly critiques the Met Gala's vulgarity and elitist themes, while discussing media bias with Stu Burguiere. She also addresses university discrimination with Kevin Roberts, supporting Trump's fight for fairness.

The Trump administration has barred Harvard University from receiving new federal grants due to concerns over campus issues and management. This decision, announced on May 5, aims to push Harvard toward significant reforms.

President Trump has declared national holidays to honor U.S. victories in World War I and II. His initiative aims to celebrate America's pivotal role and instill pride in our shared history.

The Ramsey Show's May 6 episode, 'Big Dreams Require Big Sacrifices,' offers financial wisdom from Rachel Cruze and George Kamel. They address debt, family tensions, and retirement planning, urging tough choices for long-term success.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has ordered a 20 percent cut in U.S. military officers, including four-star generals and admirals, as part of President Trump's reform agenda. Announced on May 5, this move aims to streamline leadership and enhance efficiency.

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), backed by Elon Musk, has saved $165 billion to date, equating to over $1,000 per taxpayer. Announced on May 3, these savings stem from asset sales, contract cancellations, and more under President Trump's leadership.

Stephen Miller criticized CNN for interviewing cartel members, arguing they focus on criminals' feelings over American safety. He praised President Trump's border security achievements on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized Dr. Fauci over pardon concerns and supported President Trump's ban on China's gain-of-function research. He also advocated for scaling back health agencies on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

Laura Ingraham on 'The Ingraham Angle' analyzes President Trump's clash with an NBC anchor, praising his sharp responses. She highlights how Trump counters media bias, maintaining control in heated exchanges.

Megyn Kelly critiques the Met Gala's focus on 'black male fashion' as superficial, while defending Trump's NBC interview against media spin. She and guests Andrew Klavan and Jason Riley also discuss affirmative action's harms.

Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, critiques U.S. involvement in Ukraine on Tucker Carlson's show. He challenges military spending and calls for peace over conflict, sparking debate on May 5, 2025.