Podcasts

Ukrainian Ambassador to the U.S. Oksana Markarova joins the show to talk about the situation with the war in Ukraine as we near the one year anniversary of Russia invading the country.

National security expert Bruce McClintock joins the show to talk about the U.S. shooting down several unidentified flying objects last week, including one that was a suspected Chinese spy balloon, and what it means for U.S.-China relations and American national security.

Political correspondents Mario Parker and Joey Garrison join the show to talk about the latest political news of the week, including the shooting down of several unidentified flying objects, President Biden's re-election chances, and how people are reacting to Nikki Haley announcing a Presidential run in 2024.

Maryland House Representative Andy Harris joins FOX 5's On The Hill to talk about latest news out of Capitol Hill, including reaction to President Biden's State of the Union address, and what lawmakers can do to lessen the divides in Congress.

The House of Representatives voted Thursday to repeal the update to D.C.?s controversial criminal code. D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb joins On The Hill to talk about the House vote and what comes next for the bill.

Journalists Brian Kelly and Wendy Benjaminson joins On The Hill's political panel to take a look back at President Biden's second State of the Union address, and how it could impact his approval ratings.

President Biden's State of the Union address on Tuesday is expected to focus on the country's economic outlook. Maryland Democratic Senator Ben Cardin joins the show to give us a preview of the President's second SOTU address since taking office.

Safety questions still remain about the U.S. Capitol even two years after the January 6 riot that left 150 police officers injured and nine Americans dead. Former Capitol Hill Chief of Police Steven Sund, who says the Capitol may still face safety risks, joins On The Hill to talk more about the topic just days ahead of the 2023 State of the Union.

Political strategists Drew Littman and Quill Robinson join the show to talk about some of the latest political news, including what comes next after the U.S. shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon over the Atlantic Ocean on Saturday.

Journalists Jesse Byrnes and Akayla Gardner join the show to talk about the latest political news, including President Biden's reaction to bodycam footage being released in connection with the death of Tyre Nichols.

Montgomery County Public Schools held a forum this weekend to talk with parents about the dangers of Fentanyl. Laura Mitchell from Montgomery Goes Purple joins the show to talk about the event and the efforts to curb youth overdoses.

As the war in Ukraine continues, the United States has decided to send 31 military tanks to the country to help Ukrainian forces. The Biden Administration made the decision this week after previously saying it would not send tanks. Retired Army Major Mike Lyons joins the show to talk about the decision, and the latest developments in the war.

Groups have been rallying for justice across the country after police released bodycam footage in the death of Tyre Nichols, who died days after being beaten by five police officers during a traffic stop in Memphis on January 7. Phillip Thompson, the Legal Redress Chair for the Loudoun County NAACP, joins the show to talk about how local officials are responding to the video.

Virginia Representative Abigail Spanberger joins the show to talk about some of the big stories coming out of Washington this week, including the latest on the discovery of classified documents at President Biden's home and office, and what's being done to help fix the debt ceiling crisis.