In this 2025 Recap episode, Jenny Beth Martin highlights the most powerful moments from The Jenny Beth Show over the past year, examining the battles that defined America’s future. From election integrity and border security to religious freedom, parental rights, healthcare costs, education, and rising antisemitism, this episode revisits the conversations that mattered most. Featuring lawmakers, legal experts, faith leaders, and grassroots voices, this year-end recap underscores why defending the Constitution, the rule of law, and America’s moral foundations requires informed, engaged citizens. As the show looks ahead to 2026 and the relaunch of its daily format, this episode serves as both a reflection and a call to action for patriots committed to preserving our constitutional republic.

In this special Christmas Eve bonus episode of For God and Country, Jenny Beth Martin is joined by her father, Rev. Dr. James B. Mooneyhan, a retired United Methodist minister, for a powerful reflection on the true meaning of Christmas. Drawing from Scripture and decades of pastoral experience, Rev. Mooneyhan explains how Christ’s incarnation brings hope, peace, joy, and love into an anxious and broken world. The conversation explores the Advent season, the Christmas story, and how a living relationship with Christ can transform hearts, calm fear, and give believers strength to face suffering, grief, and uncertainty. This episode offers a timeless message for Christmas—and a reminder of why faith, humility, and compassion remain essential for individuals, families, and the nation.

In this special For God and Country bonus episode, Jenny Beth Martin is joined by Global Methodist Minister Joel Mooneyhan for a powerful Advent reflection on love, sacrifice, and reconciliation. Centering on the often-overlooked role of Joseph in the Christmas story, Reverend Mooneyhan explores what it truly means to love like Christ—placing others above oneself, protecting the vulnerable, and giving up dignity for the sake of love. As Christmas approaches, this conversation challenges listeners to reflect on Christ’s call to love not only our neighbors, but even our enemies, in a divided and broken world. Drawing from Scripture and the Apostle Paul’s teaching on agape love, this episode offers encouragement, hope, and a reminder that Christ’s love is available to all—especially those who feel unworthy or burdened.

In this episode of The Jenny Beth Show, Jenny Beth Martin is joined by Chris Holton, Senior Analyst and Director of State Outreach at the Center for Security Policy, for an in-depth discussion on Sharia law, Islamist ideology, and the growing threat of “civilization jihad” in the United States and the West. Holton explains the core Islamic source texts that form the basis of Sharia, how violent and non-violent jihad differ, and why political Islam poses a long-term challenge to constitutional freedoms. The conversation examines real-world examples from Europe, the Middle East, and America, including the role of the Muslim Brotherhood, Iran’s influence on jihadist movements, campus radicalization, and the aftermath of the October 7 Hamas attacks. Holton also outlines what lawmakers, law enforcement, and everyday Americans can do to defend constitutional rights, emphasizing why the U.S. Constitution remains the strongest safeguard against the spread of Sharia in American courts and culture.

In this For God and Country bonus episode of The Jenny Beth Show, Global Methodist Minister Reverend Joel Mooneyhan joins Jenny Beth Martin to reflect on the Advent theme of joy through the story of the shepherds in Luke chapter 2. Together, they explore why God chose the lowly shepherds as the first witnesses to Christ’s birth, what their role reveals about humility, service, and protecting the vulnerable, and why true Christian joy is not dependent on circumstances. This conversation examines the difference between fleeting happiness and lasting joy rooted in Christ, the call for believers to care for both spiritual and physical needs, and how Christians are called to live out their faith through compassion, truth, and service. As Christmas approaches, this episode offers a thoughtful reminder of where real joy is found and how believers can carry it into everyday life.

In this episode, Jenny Beth Martin sits down with Dr. Brian Blase, President of the Paragon Health Institute, for a deep dive into Obamacare’s structural failures, skyrocketing costs, and the explosion of subsidy fraud in recent years. Dr. Blase explains why premiums and deductibles continue to rise, how “phantom enrollees” cost taxpayers an estimated $35 billion, and how COVID-era subsidy expansions created powerful incentives for abuse within the health insurance exchanges. He also exposes longstanding problems inside Medicaid—including financing rules that reward overspending, enable money-laundering schemes, and harm the vulnerable populations the program was meant to serve. This episode lays out a clear, actionable roadmap for healthcare reform and explains why fixing these programs is essential to protecting taxpayers, restoring choice, and securing America’s fiscal future.

In this For God and Country Advent bonus episode, Jenny Beth Martin is joined by Global Methodist Minister Joel Mooneyhan for a powerful conversation about finding true peace in a chaotic world. Drawing from Matthew 2 and the story of the wise men, Joel explains how their journey, their gifts, and their worship reveal what it means to seek Christ and receive the peace that only God can give. Together, Jenny Beth and Joel discuss anxiety, fear, faith, and how believers can experience Christ’s peace even in the most difficult seasons. This encouraging Advent reflection offers biblical insight, practical comfort, and a reminder that God’s presence brings peace that transcends circumstances.

In this episode, Jenny Beth Martin sits down with Carrie Severino, President of Judicial Crisis Network, to break down a major Supreme Court case involving donor privacy and government overreach. New Jersey is targeting pro-life pregnancy centers with sweeping subpoenas seeking donor names, internal records, and a decade of documents—an effort critics call lawfare aimed at chilling protected First Amendment activity. Carrie explains the constitutional stakes, the key moments from oral arguments, and why this case could set a nationwide precedent for the rights of nonprofits, advocacy groups, and citizens across the political spectrum.

In this Advent bonus episode of For God and Country, Reverend Joel Mooneyhan joins Jenny Beth Martin to explore the first week of Advent—Hope. Drawing from Luke 1 and the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth, Joel explains how God brings light into darkness, why Christian hope endures even after long seasons of silence, and how believers today can avoid placing their hope in politics, circumstances, or earthly success. This conversation offers a powerful reminder that true hope comes from Christ, who entered the world in humility to redeem humanity. Perfect for anyone seeking a meaningful, Scripture-rooted reflection during the Advent season.

In this Saturday Recap, Jenny Beth Martin highlights one of the most important conversations of the week — a deep dive into the escalating lawfare targeting everyday Americans who challenged the 2020 election. Mike Howell, founder of the Oversight Project, explains how coordinated federal–state prosecutions, mounting legal bills, and political weaponization are being used to crush citizens, activists, and electors. He breaks down the legal foundation behind President Trump’s pardons, exposes the coordination between the Biden White House and state prosecutors, and reveals why the fight for election integrity and accountability is far from over. This powerful recap uncovers the stakes for the rule of law, the constitutional process for resolving contested elections, and the urgent need to defend Americans facing political prosecution.

In this special Black Friday edition of The Jenny Beth Show, Jenny Beth Martin sits down with Alfredo Ortiz, President and CEO of Job Creators Network, to break down the state of America’s small businesses under President Trump’s economic agenda. Ortiz explains how deregulation, tax relief, energy independence, and renewed investment in American manufacturing are transforming the outlook for job creators nationwide. He also exposes the real impacts of Obamacare, the role of AI in reshaping the workforce, and why empowering Main Street entrepreneurs is essential to rebuilding the American Dream. A must-listen conversation for anyone who cares about small business, economic freedom, and America’s future.

In this special Thanksgiving episode, Jenny Beth Martin sits down with historian David Barton, President of WallBuilders, to uncover the true story of the Pilgrims, the real origins of Thanksgiving, and how their faith, courage, and biblical principles shaped the foundation of American liberty. Barton explains the Pilgrims’ extraordinary journey, their covenant community, the profound influence of the Geneva Bible, the development of private property and free-market economics in Plymouth, and the stark contrast between Plymouth and Jamestown. He also exposes common historical myths, including misinformation about slavery and the 1619 Project, and shows why Thanksgiving remains essential for understanding America’s blessings, freedoms, and constitutional heritage. This uplifting conversation reminds us why gratitude, faith, and truth still matter today.

In today’s episode, Jenny Beth Martin sits down with Mike Howell, President of The Oversight Project, for a powerful conversation about lawfare, political persecution, and corruption inside America’s institutions. Howell breaks down how his team is defending citizens targeted for standing up for election integrity, the legal strategy behind the 2020 contingent elector pardons, and the federal-state coordination revealed through the Arctic Frost disclosures. He also exposes The Oversight Project’s groundbreaking investigations into Biden’s Autopen scandal, failures inside the FBI, the radicalization of Thomas Crooks, and the rise of transgender-ideology-driven violent extremism. Howell explains why these issues threaten the rule of law, how China is exploiting U.S. weakness, and why rebuilding institutional accountability is essential for the future of the constitutional republic. This is a must-listen episode for anyone concerned about weaponized government, election integrity, and the fight to protect everyday Americans.

In today’s episode, Jenny Beth Martin is joined by Dr. Scott Jensen — physician, medical freedom advocate, and Minnesota gubernatorial candidate — for a powerful conversation about government overreach, COVID truth-telling, and the future of Minnesota. Dr. Jensen recounts how his warnings about manipulated COVID death certificates led to multiple investigations into his medical license, why he refused to stay silent, and how the political and medical establishment tried to punish dissent. He also outlines his plan to restore affordable healthcare, protect individual liberty, confront rising crime and socialist influence in Minnesota, and rebuild trust in government. This is a candid, in-depth discussion about courage, accountability, and the fight to preserve medical freedom and constitutional rights in America.

In today’s episode, Jenny Beth Martin exposes the escalating fight over America’s sovereignty — from election vulnerabilities to the border crisis and the breakdown of accountability inside the federal government. Captain Seth Keshel explains the structural weaknesses in voter registration, mail-in voting, ballot harvesting, and why the 2026 elections are at risk. Strategist Floyd Brown breaks down President Trump's bold move of ending deportation protections for Somali nationals, the Medicaid fraud network tied to Al-Shabaab, and the growing influence of foreign enclaves on U.S. politics. Immigration expert Rosemary Jenks details how identity theft, welfare fraud, and non-citizen voting threaten national security, why E-Verify and the SAVE Act are essential reforms, and what states must do to protect their citizens. This episode delivers a comprehensive look at elections, immigration, and the battles over American sovereignty shaping our future.

In this bonus For God and Country episode, Reverend Joel Mooneyhan joins Jenny Beth Martin to explore what it truly means to live as citizens of Christ’s Kingdom first—before politics, parties, or national identity. Drawing from Christ the King Sunday and Jesus’ encounter with Pontius Pilate, Joel explains how Christ’s Kingdom is “already and not yet,” why Jesus’ upside-down model of authority still transforms lives today, and how Christians can navigate division, suffering, and cultural conflict with hope, humility, and courage. This powerful conversation challenges believers to see the world through the lens of Christ and to live out a faith that brings light, truth, and compassion into a broken world.

In this Saturday Recap, Jenny Beth breaks down one of the most alarming cultural shifts unfolding across America — the rise of open socialism in major U.S. cities and the historic collapse of American pride, especially among Gen Z. Stacy Washington and Rod Martin join to expose why socialist candidates are suddenly winning big races, how failing schools and activist-run education departments have fueled a generation of disillusioned voters, and what happens when cities embrace socialist policies in policing, public safety, and governance. They also reveal the latest data showing American pride plunging to record lows and explain the long-term impact on national security, military recruitment, and the future of the republic. This is a critical conversation about culture, education, and the fight to save America’s identity.

In today’s episode, Jenny Beth Martin sits down with Michael Cannon, Director of Health Policy Studies at the Cato Institute, for a deep dive into why America’s healthcare system is failing — and what real reform should look like. Cannon explains how Obamacare’s core regulations drive premiums higher, degrade coverage, and create backdoor discrimination against patients with serious illnesses. He reveals how COVID-era subsidies masked skyrocketing costs, why federal incentives fuel fraud and waste, and how Trump-era insurance reforms briefly delivered lower premiums and greater choice. Cannon also outlines the constitutional issues behind federal overreach, exposes the Medicaid funding “shell game,” and details the market-driven solutions Congress should pursue to make healthcare more affordable, competitive, and sustainable for every American.

In today’s episode, Jenny Beth Martin breaks down explosive new developments in Washington and across the country. President Trump’s economy continues to surge, with job growth, rising wages, and renewed confidence fueling a major comeback for American workers. Meanwhile, Democrat scandals are erupting nationwide—from a FEMA fraud indictment in Florida, to bombshell revelations about Stacey Plaskett’s texts with Jeffrey Epstein, to election manipulation schemes in Illinois, and even elected Democrats encouraging members of the military to defy orders. Jenny Beth is joined by Paul Teller and Kristen Ullman to analyze these political and constitutional crises, followed by an in-depth interview with Dr. Katherine Welch on the CDC’s stunning reversal regarding childhood vaccines and autism. They examine what the agency suppressed, how trust in public health collapsed, and what accountability should look like. The panel then turns to America’s crime wave, highlighting shocking failures in big-city justice systems, as well as key national developments—including President Trump’s Endangered Species Act reforms, Harmeet Dhillon’s call for conservative legal action, the upcoming Trump–Mamdani meeting, and Justice Clarence Thomas’ historic milestone on the Supreme Court. The episode closes with an urgent discussion about rising antisemitism and how to restore moral clarity about America’s relationship with Israel, followed by a rapid-fire lightning round on how patriots can defend liberty this week.

In today’s episode, Jenny Beth Martin sits down with Jan Jekielek, Senior Editor at The Epoch Times and host of American Thought Leaders, for a powerful conversation about the Chinese Communist Party’s human rights abuses, propaganda networks, and global influence campaigns. Jan shares his remarkable personal story—from escaping communism through his parents’ experience to uncovering the CCP’s persecution of Falun Gong and the shocking system of forced organ harvesting explored in his upcoming book Kill to Order. He also breaks down how the CCP manipulates media, suppresses free speech, and exports censorship tactics into Western society. This illuminating interview exposes the realities of communism, the dangers facing Americans today, and what we can do to defend freedom, human rights, and the principles of the Constitution.