Mainstream media has betrayed our trust.

Rather than tell us the whole story about the important issues of the day, they tell us only what they want us to hear.

Your hosts, Tom Harris and Todd Royal, will bring you the other side of the story.

We have a couple of big events to discuss today.

The launch of Artemis II mission to circle the moon,

as well as the important 16th International Conference on Climate Change, or ICCC 16 in Washington, D.C.

This coming week on April 8th and 9th, 2026.

You can see it on the web.

We'll include a link to it.

But if you just go to heartland.org, you can watch the whole conference online.

So, Todd, in the first half of our show, I'd like to talk about the

Artemis II mission. So did you see the launch yesterday? I did see the launch yesterday. Yeah. What'd

you think? What'd you think of it? Finally going back to the moon 50 years later. Impressive. It's,

I think what's so interesting right now is what's going on in the, you know, in the West.

We seem to have lost our ability to be adventurous. And what it seems like is the last couple

of years with Trump and wanting to do big things, let's go build nuclear reactors. And, you know,

whether you think it's big or not, we're going to go take on Iran or we're going to go take

on this one or, hey, we're going to spar with Canada. Whatever it may be, it feels like

the West is trying to finally do big things again, not even so much to go,

we got to counter China, kind of like how it was during the Cold War, but that we're starting

to think big again. We're starting to be aspirational. We're starting to go, why did we stop doing this?

I mean, you and I've talked so often, you know, is it climate change people?

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