We speak to our US correspondent Glenn Stanton from Focus on the Family in Colorado. Topics include: pride month, the disturbing targeting of children but the decreasing involvement of corporations; 250th anniversary celebrations on July 4th; two significant decisions from the US Supreme Court around birthright citizenship and ‘transgender’ sports; and just how many hot dogs can be eaten in 10 minutes – and why is it even a sport!

Commentator & StraightTalk panelist Ashley Church argues that a vote for The Opportunities Party is simply a vote for the Greens and Labour, and that TOP is not the centrist party it presents itself to be. It is a strongly left-wing party wearing centrist clothing, a Trojan horse designed to deliver centrist votes to the left. Ashley argues that TOP has been deliberately re-engineered as a political vehicle capable of attracting voters who care about environmental protection, housing affordability and political reform, but who would hesitate to vote Labour or Green. It is also strongly socially liberal.

Bob speaks to Family First’s Simon O’Connor about the recent ARC Conference held in London with an array of international speakers including Konstantin Kisin, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Seth Dillon, Sall Grover, Nick Freitas and many more.

We examine two hysterical media reports from Stuff and Radio NZ which panic about “far-right” students in schools who may be closet “trad-wives”, or worse still, hold conservative views. Perhaps they’re just the sensible ones who don’t buy the left wing narrative being indoctrinated by the teachers’ union and the Ministry of Education. Of course, every left-wing student is a perfect little angel.

We speak to our UK correspondent Sean Redfearn from Christian Concern. Topics include the resignation of PM Sir Keir Starmer; the ARC Conference and comments made by Nigel Farage; media ignore the disturbing ‘gang rape report’; continued unrest after the Bristol attempted beheading and Henry Nowak case; UK (and Europe) feeling the heat; and will the England football succeed or fail at the FIFA World Cup.

In THE FATHERHOOD MANIFESTO, former New York Times and now independent journalist Alex Berenson, author of the best-selling and groundbreaking “Unreported Truths” series on COVID – and father of three – offers a unique, punchy, and long-overdue take on why fathers matter – and how to be a better dad. Berenson says that it stands as a necessary corrective to a culture that has devalued fatherhood and the masculine parenting virtues of stoicism and independence. For far too long, mainstream parenting guides have pretended that “gentle parenting” is the secret to child-rearing – and that fathers are simply less empathetic moms. This lie – and it is a lie – has done huge damage to fathers, their sons and daughters, families, and society.

We speak to our Australian correspondent Lyle Shelton from the Family First political party in Oz. Topics covered include: the rise and rise of Pauline Hanson and One Nation; is Pauline a social conservative; a new pro life bill banning late term abortions to be introduced in South Australia; attempts to reintroduce biological definitions of woman & man are also being made in Oz as in NZ; and a new documentary on born-alive abortions.

Here’s a review of the new ActionStation book “The Far-Right Playbook” so that you don’t need to read it.

We speak to our US correspondent Glenn Stanton from Focus on the Family in Colorado. Topics include: support for LGBT+ issues and ‘pride’ month wanes; Florida sues OpenAI alleging ChatGPT is unsafe for children; in an excerpt from his new book, Vice President JD Vance reflects on how the death of Charlie Kirk influenced his family; a YouTube influencer faces massive backlash after aborting baby with Down syndrome; and is the LA Mayoralty election proof of election fraud in the US.

We speak to our UK Correspondent Sean Redfearn about proposed conversion therapy laws in the UK, the latest developments around digital ID, the massive rise of Reform UK in the council elections, and the two competing rallies in London over immigration.