Jim Pfaff is the president of The Conservative Caucus and a former chief of staff on Capitol Hill, bringing an insider's read on how legislation actually moves through the House and Senate.

Robert McNeily is the Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement at Tea Party Patriots Action and a veteran broadcaster who has covered these fights on the ground for years.

Anne Fundner is an Angel Mom and fentanyl-awareness advocate. After her 15-year-old son Weston was poisoned by a counterfeit pill laced with illicit fentanyl, she testified before Congress, spoke at the Republican National Convention, and stood beside the President as he signed the HALT Fentanyl Act.

Key topics:

• South Carolina seats its first woman U.S. Senator to finish Lindsey Graham's term
• The SAVE America Act and the Reconciliation 3.0 path around the 60-vote threshold
• Cooling June inflation and the economists who got it wrong
• Five hundred billion dollars a year in federal fraud and the power of the purse
• The Todd Blanche confirmation hearing
• Unqualified foreign truck drivers and the crisis on American highways
• Counterfeit fentanyl, the open border, and how to protect your kids

00:00 — Lindsey Graham's final call and the fight he left the Senate

03:36 — The power of the purse and five hundred billion a year in federal fraud

06:34 — Call to action: the Capitol Switchboard and the SAVE America Act

07:16 — Jim Pfaff and Robert McNeily on passing the SAVE America Act through Reconciliation 3.0

13:36 — June inflation cools: prices fall 0.4 percent, annual rate down to 3.5 percent

17:28 — Where the fraud goes and whether Congress can claw it back

19:30 — Why the Todd Blanche confirmation matters to fraud accountability

40:18 — Sixty-seven economists bet against the economy and got it wrong

46:15 — Reconciliation 3.0 heads out of committee

51:41 — Assessing Speaker Mike Johnson and House leadership

52:55 — Angel Mom Anne Fundner on the fentanyl that took her son Weston

01:00:47 — Anne Fundner at the Republican National Convention, two years later

01:08:26 — The Chinese Communist Party's role in America's fentanyl crisis

01:10:48 — Closing call to action: three phone calls to honor Lindsey Graham

01:12:12 — Who is looking out for women: the safety of women on the November ballot

Learn more at teapartypatriots.org and jennybethshow.com.

Jenny Beth Martin is co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action. Guest host Robert McNeily is the organization's Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement.

Rich Marianos spent 27 years at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, rising to Assistant Director, and now serves as Executive Director of the Tobacco Law Enforcement Network, working with law enforcement, legislators, and educators to fight illicit tobacco and vape crime.

Justine Brooke Murray is a journalist with the Media Research Center and host of Woke of the Week, covering media bias with a sharp comedic edge.

Key topics:

• Remembering Senator Lindsey Graham and his final push for the SAVE America Act
• A 52-47 Senate and the road to the August 11 South Carolina primary
• The Charlie Kirk case: forensic evidence, DNA, ballistics, and the conspiracy theories
• Communist China, illicit vapes, and the smoke-shop epidemic hitting American kids
• Made in the USA claims, the FDA's registered-product list, and tobacco harm reduction
• The Todd Blanche confirmation hearing and the DOJ subpoena of four New York Times reporters
• The end of the Iran ceasefire and how the coverage gets it wrong
• $42 billion recovered from fraud and the 83 percent who want it stopped for good

Timestamps:

00:00 — In memoriam: Senator Lindsey Graham

02:48 — Graham's last call and the SAVE America Act

04:33 — The Iran ceasefire is over

04:53 — $42 billion recovered from fraud

05:30 — Robert McNeily takes the show; SAVE America Act call to action

06:55 — Rich Marianos joins: ATF and the Tobacco Law Enforcement Network

07:06 — The Charlie Kirk case: forensic evidence, DNA, and ballistics

11:21 — Illicit Chinese vapes and the smoke-shop epidemic

13:39 — Made in the USA claims and tobacco harm reduction

25:21 — Justine Brooke Murray joins: remembering Graham

27:52 — Does his passing move the SAVE America Act?

29:08 — A 52-47 majority and the August primary

31:31 — Iran coverage and media spin

34:15 — The Todd Blanche confirmation hearing

36:51 — DOJ subpoenas four New York Times reporters

39:42 — $42 billion in fraud and the 83 percent

42:31 — The story the media won't tell

45:24 — A lighter turn: the World Cup and America 250

50:31 — Closing call to action: pass the SAVE America Act

52:02 — Graham in his own words: the 2018 Kavanaugh moment

53:27 — The Man in the Arena and a final farewell

Learn more at teapartypatriots.org and jennybethshow.com.

Janelle King serves on the Georgia State Election Board and has become one of the country's clearest voices for election transparency and voter confidence. She explains Georgia's new vote-tabulation transparency rule and why the board is fighting for observers in the state's centralized vote-reporting room.

Ned Jones studies the vulnerabilities of voting by mail for the Election Integrity Network. He walks through how election mail actually moves through the Postal Service, what the redefined postmark means for ballot deadlines, and what the Supreme Court's Watson decision got wrong.

Jon Kahn is a singer-songwriter, the writer of "Fighter" and "American Heart," and the COO and Minister of Culture at Breitbart News. He shares the America 250 American Soundtrack project, ten original songs from Nashville songwriters celebrating the country.