Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has endorsed President Trump in the 2024 presidential race, slamming the door on any sustained momentum Kamala Harris hoped to gain coming out of her Democratic National Convention. The RFK Jr. endorsement could make the difference in tight battleground states. At the DNC, they created a whole brand new person who didn't exist 33 days earlier, and called her Kamala Harris. Plus, Hogan has signed on to work with Speaker Johnson, and Tim has rejoined the Trump campaign as a senior advisor.

Most candidates for president select a running mate who brings something to the ticket that they lack themselves. That's not the case with Kamala Harris, who just did the opposite. She's been rapidly lying to cover up her career of leftist policy positions, but she just selected a raging leftist -- Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota -- who actually reinforces the very things she was trying to escape. Plus, she couldn't take Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, because the rabid pro-Hamas base of the Democratic Party would never stand for a Jewish candidate. Tim and Hogan discuss.

Democrat Kamala Harris, suddenly the media's favorite presidential candidate of all time, has been hard at work erasing her long-held leftist policy positions as she enters the 2024 race with under 100 days to go. She's not doing it herself, mind you, but anonymous campaign sources are leaking exclusives to reporters to announce each policy reversal. And the media is eating it all up because their main mission is to defeat Donald Trump.

Tim and Hogan discuss.

It's like Joe Biden never existed. Fresh from concealing Biden's condition from the entire world, Democrats and the news media have pivoted and are now in love with Kamala Harris, a candidate so bad that she was driven from the 2020 race with no support, two months before primary voting even started! Plus, the head of the Secret Service resigns over the complete breakdown in security that led to the assassination attempt against President Trump. Tim and Hogan discuss.

The national news media failed to report on President Joe Biden's noticeable cognitive decline because they didn't want to help former President Trump win re-election, according to the former executive editor of the New York Times. Reporters only stopped protecting Biden when the lie became too difficult to sustain after the first presidential debate. Plus, a discussion of the best patriotic movies. Kaelan Dorr pinch hits for Sonny, joining Tim and Hogan for this episode.

Joe Biden just had a bad night, or it's the staff's fault, or he had a cold. Those are the excuses the Democrats are using to make themselves feel better after the president revealed to the world that he is in a bad state of mental and physical decline. The worst presidential debate performance in history is in the books, and Tim Murtaugh and Hogan Gidley dive into it.

We lead with the new claim from the White House and its media allies that it's "cheap fake" videos that are making Joe Biden look physically and mentally frail, not the fact that Biden is physically and mentally frail. Plus, the first debate is coming up and, as presidential campaign debate veterans, we dive right in for previews and a discussion of the expectation game.

Tom Barrett is the Republican candidate for Congress in Michigan's 7th District. It's a rare open seat, in a swing district, in a battleground state, in a presidential election year, at a time when the GOP majority in the House is historically slim. As far as House races go, it doesn't get any bigger.