Jeff talks to the head of the Iowa National Guard, Stephen E. Osborn, and Jackie Schmillen of the Guard, after an emotional welcome home for soldiers from the Middle East. Also: Nancy Grace is furious about the Nancy Guthrie investigation; Jeff calls out Coralville for spying on residents while protecting illegal aliens, calls the government shutdown "insanity," examines the "Charlie Kirk" bill which would yank Iowa teachers' licenses, details an anti-semitism bill proposed by Governor Kim Reynolds, and provides the receipts proving the American ice dancing duo was robbed of a gold medal.

Border Czar Tom Homan announces that the immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota is over: Iowa legislators debate a statewide dress code and immigration law while voter ID passes in Congress; Iowa's House members vote to uphold Trump's tariffs; Jeff speculates on the Nancy Guthrie case and decries Olympic judged sports; Jessica Rosenthal reports on the fiery Pam Bondi hearing; Jeff is moved by James Van Der Beek's final message.

Iowa legislators want to lure the Chicago Bears to Iowa; Two people targeted by law enforcement say they don't know either who Savannah or Nancy Guthrie are; a Congresswoman questions if an immigration official is going to hell; an Olympian confesses he's fooled around on his girlfriend in an awkward post-event interview.

Wendy Wilde reports that an activist lost control after testimony at the Iowa State Capitol on white supremacy. Jeff explains how this outrageous behavior became part of our politics.

Jeff, Simon Conway, and some listeners are starting to feel like there's something "off" about the investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.

Long-time law enforcement veteran retired Lt. Randy Sutton joins Jeff to discuss what police advise when a family receives a ransom demand.

Advertising experts Mike Schruer and Chris Bettin of Strategic America in Iowa, along with national marketing experts Stevie Archer and KJ Blattenbauer list their favorite and worst Super Bowl ads. Do you agree?

WHO White House Correspondent Jon Decker was one of a handful of reporters in the room when President Trump rolled out TrumpRx.

State Climatologist Dr. Justin Glisan tells Jeff that, while it's true Iowa is in a "snow drought," the "snow machine" is about to return.