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JD Vance has become the face of President Trump’s Iran deal. The show team plays the clips of Vance making the case, explains why the president is giving him ownership of the biggest issue of the summer, and ties it to the 2028 race. Michael Knowles joins to discuss the Pope’s comments on immigration and the left’s growing inability to love America. Alex Marlow reacts to the opening of the Obama library, and the UK’s Adam Wren talks about a viral new report on Britain’s immigrant rape gangs and the prospects for big changes there soon.

What makes the new Iran “Memorandum of Understanding” different from the one President Obama struck a decade ago? In one word: Trump. After listening to President Trump himself speak about the peace negotiations and how we got here, Andrew and Blake talk about why having a president ready to use force means we can have growing confidence in a final peace being reached. Then, Rob Schneider talks about Major League Baseball’s attempt to impose the Pride religion on players. David Goodwin discusses the richness of classical Christian education, and two students who attended WLS talk about what young women are looking for today.

The Freedom 250 UFC event was a triumph, but it could have been a bloodbath, as FBI agents have broken up a plot to carry out a massacre by extremists who wanted to target “billionaires” and lawmakers supporting Israel. The show explains “horseshoe theory” and why some people on the “far right” are almost identical to the Luigi Left. Then they talk to Steve Hilton about the possible crimes of Gavin Newsom, cover JD Vance’s media tour to tout his new book and the Iran deal, and talk to former ESPN personality Sage Steele about left’s crippling hostility toward loving America.

Is it time for a great American vibe shift? Andrew and Blake talk about Sunday’s electric Freedom 250 UFC event at the White House, and how its massive success, coupled wht a new peace deal in the Middle East, could kickstart enthusiasm for President Trump going into the midterms. Rich Baris and Mark Halperin take turns breaking it down, and also react to the new European love for “real America” generated by the World Cup. House candidate John Strand talks about how Covid and his January 6 persecution inspired him to pivot from show business to making a run for Congress.