For thousands of years, Christians, Jews, and scholars have debated where the Biblical Ark of the Covenant is hidden. Is it in Ethiopia? Saudi Arabia? Heaven? Or did it never leave Jerusalem and the Temple Mount? Glenn speaks with City of David Foundation’s Director of International Affairs, Ze’ev Orenstein, who tells him his personal theory and why he believes we won't truly find out until the Third Jewish Temple is built. Plus, he explains why “the Ark is not a gimmick” and why there’s no “History of Israel” wing in the British Museum (it might not be the reason you’re thinking of).

Donald Trump is in for a fight if he wants to fully abolish the Department of Education – he might not even be able to legally do it without Congress. But Turning Point USA founder ‪@RealCharlieKirk‬ tells Glenn there are 3 major steps Trump can take to shrink the Department in the meantime and release its grip on our education system. Speaking at AmFest 2024, Charlie and Glenn also discuss what DOGE can do to make a massive difference and whether Republicans have finally come to an agreement on the continuing resolution spending bill.

California Governor Gavin Newsom recently declared a state of emergency over bird flu, and of course his “solution” is to give government agencies more money! Glenn and California refugee ‪@lizwheeler‬ discuss the absurdity of the story: Does Gavin Newsom really want to return to COVID-era draconian policies that much?! “Gavin Newsom is the Justin Trudeau of America,” Genn argues. “The guy is a wannabe dictator.” Also, Liz reveals “the tipping point” that made her move out of California.

Glenn was recently invited to Mar-a-Lago to give a speech in front of Donald Trump at a PragerU event. But he admits he wasn't really thinking when he decided to bring 2 weird weapons to use as props: William Wallace's sword from "Braveheart" and a World War II-era rat with a bomb in its butt. Glenn tells the hilariously true story of how he got the items past Secret Service and, in the process, became a Secret Service legend that agents may talk about for generations.