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Joey Hudson is a conservative Christian, successful businessman and experienced broadcaster who has a passion for seeking the truth in today’s chaotic world. Combining his interest in politics and religion, Joey brings faith, wisdom and keen insight with his straightforward, no nonsense style of talk heard by audiences across the country as a guest speaker, TV guest as well as hosting his own radio show for a decade.
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Friday Jul 03, 2026
Friday Jul 03, 2026
Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson
As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, today's show covers the biggest headlines leading into Independence Day weekend.
The Great American State Fair is now underway on the National Mall, featuring a towering Ferris wheel overlooking the Washington Monument and exhibits showcasing states from across the country. But not every state is participating. We reveal which states chose not to take part and examine the reaction surrounding their absence.
Meanwhile, a Republican lawmaker in Pennsylvania was removed from the state House chamber after wearing patriotic clothing celebrating America's 250th anniversary. We explain what happened, why House leadership objected, and why the incident is generating national attention.
Also before your Fourth of July cookout, you may want to check your pantry. A major potato chip recall has been issued over concerns about possible salmonella contamination. We'll tell you which products are affected and what consumers should do if they have purchased them.
Plus, Congresswoman Sheri Biggs joins us to discuss what Congress may do following the recent Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship, along with her legislation aimed at making air travel easier for America's military service members.
🎯 In Today's Show:
- Great American State Fair opens on the National Mall
- Which states skipped America's 250th celebration?
- Pennsylvania lawmaker removed over patriotic attire
- Major potato chip recall before July 4
- Birthright citizenship after the Supreme Court ruling
- Congresswoman Sheri Biggs discusses military travel legislation
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#America250 #FourthOfJuly #BreakingNews #SheriBiggs #BirthrightCitizenship #Patriotism #Pennsylvania #PotatoChipRecall #IndependenceDay #Politics #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #July4 #USA250
Thursday Jul 02, 2026
Thursday Jul 02, 2026
Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson
Today's show covers a controversial pardon in Minnesota, a dramatic immigration enforcement update, a dangerous stunt atop one of America's most famous landmarks, and South Carolina's budget impasse.
Minnesota officials, including Governor Tim Walz, are facing intense criticism after granting a pardon to an undocumented immigrant who had previously been convicted of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl and had been slated for deportation. We break down the timeline, the pardon process, and the reaction from across the political spectrum.
Meanwhile, newly released body camera footage shows the dramatic arrest of two social media influencers who climbed the antenna of the Empire State Building before becoming engaged high above New York City. We have the latest on the criminal charges and the viral video that has everyone talking.
Also today, immigration enforcement operations continue to expand. Federal authorities say U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested approximately 10,000 people over a five-day period as enforcement efforts intensified following recent legal developments involving birthright citizenship. We examine what officials are reporting and what it means moving forward.
And back in South Carolina, lawmakers failed to approve a state budget before the July 1 deadline. We explain what happens now, how state government continues operating under a continuing resolution, and the major issues lawmakers still must resolve before a final spending plan is adopted.
🎯 In Today's Show:
- Tim Walz faces criticism over controversial pardon
- Empire State Building climbers caught on body camera
- ICE announces 10,000 arrests in five days
- Immigration enforcement update
- South Carolina misses state budget deadline
- What happens next at the State House
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#BreakingNews #TimWalz #ICE #Immigration #EmpireStateBuilding #SouthCarolina #Budget #Politics #Minnesota #NewsUpdate #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #SCPolitics
Wednesday Jul 01, 2026
Wednesday Jul 01, 2026
Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson
It was another landmark day at the Supreme Court of the United States, with decisions that will have lasting effects on immigration, education, and state authority.
In one closely watched case, the Court ruled that President Donald Trump's executive order seeking to deny birthright citizenship to certain children born in the United States is unconstitutional. We examine the Court's reasoning, the constitutional questions involved, and what the ruling means going forward.
In another major decision, the Court ruled that states may prohibit transgender girls from participating in girls' school sports, upholding laws adopted in numerous states. We explain the legal basis for the ruling and how it affects states that have enacted similar policies.
Meanwhile, Capitol Hill was once again at a standstill as more than a dozen House conservatives blocked floor proceedings over frustrations surrounding the stalled SAVE America Act and other legislative priorities. We break down the internal Republican dispute and what it could mean for congressional action.
Plus, Congressman William Timmons joins us with the latest update on developments involving Iran, Congress, and the issues he's tracking in Washington.
🎯 In Today's Show:
- Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship
- Landmark transgender sports decision
- House conservatives halt floor action
- Latest on the SAVE America Act
- Congressman William Timmons joins us
- Iran and Washington legislative update
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#BreakingNews #SupremeCourt #BirthrightCitizenship #Trump #TransgenderSports #SAVEAct #Congress #WilliamTimmons #Politics #SouthCarolina #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #SCPolitics
Tuesday Jun 30, 2026
Tuesday Jun 30, 2026
Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson
Today's show covers major Supreme Court decisions, the latest political headlines, and what's next for Republicans in South Carolina.
The Supreme Court of the United States issued a closely watched election ruling involving mail-in ballots. The decision addresses whether states may count certain non-military absentee ballots received after Election Day when permitted under state law. We explain what the Court decided, the legal reasoning behind the ruling, and what it could mean for future elections.
Meanwhile, Paris continues to deal with an intense heat wave that has strained emergency services and public infrastructure. We'll look at how French officials are responding and the broader debate surrounding the causes and policy implications being discussed.
Also making headlines, the Supreme Court declined to hear Donald Trump's appeal involving the civil judgment in favor of writer E. Jean Carroll. As a result, the lower court's decision remains in place. We explain what the Court's decision means procedurally and where the case stands now.
And here in South Carolina, Drew McKissick joins us to recap last week's Republican primary elections, discuss the reconvened state GOP convention, and preview the road ahead as campaigns shift toward the November general election.
🎯 In Today's Show:
- Supreme Court ruling on mail-in ballots
- What the decision means for election law
- Paris heat wave and the political debate surrounding it
- Supreme Court declines Trump's appeal in E. Jean Carroll case
- Drew McKissick recaps South Carolina GOP primaries
- Looking ahead to the November elections
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#BreakingNews #SupremeCourt #ElectionIntegrity #MailInVoting #Trump #EJeanCarroll #SouthCarolina #DrewMcKissick #Politics #SCPolitics #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #ElectionNews
Monday Jun 29, 2026
Monday Jun 29, 2026
Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson
Today's show covers major developments in the Middle East, a viral parenting moment, renewed scrutiny over fraud investigations in Minnesota, and what South Carolina's recent elections may tell us about the future of Republican politics.
A senior U.S. official says Saturday's American strikes against Iran were significantly larger than previous operations, targeting military assets that officials say had been regrouped. We break down the latest military developments and what they could mean for regional stability.
Meanwhile, newly released audio aired by Fox News reportedly captures Iranian officials warning commercial shipping vessels against transiting the Strait of Hormuz without Tehran's approval. We examine the potential impact on international shipping and global energy markets.
In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he intends to form a new government ahead of upcoming elections, a move that could reshape Israeli politics during a critical moment in the region.
Also on today's program, a viral video showing a father stepping in after a stranger confronted a group of teenage girls has sparked widespread praise online and reignited conversations about parenting, public behavior, and looking out for young people.
Back in the United States, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey praised the city's Somali community as Minnesota continues to face renewed scrutiny over large-scale fraud investigations and related arrests.
And finally, with South Carolina's primaries now complete, attention is shifting to the November elections—and beyond. One question gaining attention: Why did Ted Cruz campaign in South Carolina for gubernatorial candidate Alan Wilson? We discuss what political observers are saying and whether it could signal future national ambitions, while noting that any connection to a future presidential campaign remains speculative.
🎯 In Today's Show:
- U.S. launches larger strikes against Iran
- Fox News obtains audio of Iranian shipping threats
- Netanyahu prepares to form a new government
- Viral father-daughter confrontation sparks debate
- Minnesota fraud investigations continue
- Is Ted Cruz laying groundwork for a future presidential campaign?
- What South Carolina's primaries may signal politically
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#BreakingNews #Iran #Israel #Trump #Netanyahu #TedCruz #AlanWilson #SouthCarolina #Politics #MiddleEast #FoxNews #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #SCPolitics
Friday Jun 26, 2026
Friday Jun 26, 2026
Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson
Today's show covers two major U.S. Supreme Court rulings, the latest developments in Iran negotiations, and South Carolina's growing insurance crisis.
The Supreme Court of the United States handed down two closely watched decisions that could have significant implications for border security and the Second Amendment.
First, the Court upheld a policy allowing federal officials to turn away migrants seeking asylum after the daily processing cap has been reached, reinforcing executive authority over border operations.
In another unanimous decision, the Court struck down Hawaii's so-called "vampire rule," concluding the state cannot require lawful gun owners to obtain permission before carrying firearms onto private property that is open to the public. We explain what both rulings mean and why they are likely to have nationwide impact.
Meanwhile, tensions continue surrounding negotiations with Iran. Iran's parliament speaker publicly rejected comments by Donald Trump suggesting that unfrozen Iranian assets could be used to purchase American agricultural products. We have the latest developments from the ongoing diplomatic talks.
And back home in South Carolina, insurance costs continue to climb for both businesses and homeowners. Rising premiums are forcing some businesses to close while leaving many families struggling to afford coverage. We examine what's driving the increases, what lawmakers are considering, and why relief may not come quickly.
🎯 In Today's Show:
- Supreme Court ruling on asylum policy
- Major Second Amendment victory in Hawaii case
- Iran rejects Trump's proposal on frozen assets
- Latest update on U.S.-Iran negotiations
- South Carolina insurance crisis explained
- Why premiums continue to rise
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#BreakingNews #SupremeCourt #BorderSecurity #SecondAmendment #GunRights #Trump #Iran #SouthCarolina #Insurance #Politics #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #SCNews
Thursday Jun 25, 2026
Thursday Jun 25, 2026
Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson
Today's show covers a dramatic showdown inside the Republican Party, a major federal court ruling, and the opening of a remarkable new American landmark.
President Donald Trump was reportedly involved in a heated exchange with Senator Bill Cassidy over the proposed War Powers Resolution, legislation backed by Democrats that would limit the president's authority to conduct military operations involving Iran without additional congressional approval. We break down the disagreement and what it could mean for Republican support on Capitol Hill.
Meanwhile, an Obama-appointed federal judge struck down key portions of President Trump's election integrity executive order, ruling that parts of the order exceeded presidential authority and violated the constitutional separation of powers. We explain the court's reasoning, the administration's response, and what could happen next as the legal battle continues.
Also today, a fascinating piece of American history is opening to the public. Visitors can now explore the newly unveiled Lincoln Memorial Undercroft beneath the Lincoln Memorial. The 15,000-square-foot museum reveals the monument's hidden foundation and tells the story behind one of America's most iconic landmarks.
🎯 In Today's Show:
- Trump and Bill Cassidy clash over Iran war powers
- The latest on congressional debate over military authority
- Federal judge blocks parts of Trump's election integrity order
- What the ruling means going forward
- Inside the newly opened Lincoln Memorial Undercroft
- A hidden piece of American history now open to the public
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#BreakingNews #Trump #BillCassidy #Iran #ElectionIntegrity #SupremeCourt #FederalCourt #LincolnMemorial #Politics #CapitolHill #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #America
Wednesday Jun 24, 2026
Wednesday Jun 24, 2026
Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson
Today's show covers major developments involving Iran, the media, the Supreme Court, and South Carolina politics.
Officials in Iran are drawing a firm line in ongoing negotiations, declaring that the nation's missile program is not part of any agreement with the United States and "will never be" included in talks. We break down the latest developments from the Middle East and what it could mean for future negotiations.
Meanwhile, the Media Research Center is challenging whether ABC's daytime program The View should qualify as a bona fide news interview program. The question is now being raised before the Federal Communications Commission, and the outcome could have implications for broadcast regulations and political programming.
Also making headlines, the Supreme Court of the United States unanimously sided with Isabella County, Michigan, in a case involving tax foreclosures and property sales. We explain the ruling and what it could mean for homeowners and local governments around the country.
And here in South Carolina, voters have spoken.
We have complete coverage of yesterday's Republican runoff election results, including the governor's race, attorney general contest, commissioner of agriculture race, and other key statewide and congressional races. We'll break down the winners, the surprises, and what comes next heading into the general election.
🎯 In Today's Show:
- Iran rejects missile restrictions in negotiations
- Latest developments from Middle East talks
- Is The View a news program or political advocacy show?
- FCC review and Media Research Center challenge
- Supreme Court tax foreclosure ruling explained
- Complete South Carolina runoff election results
- What the results mean moving forward
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#BreakingNews #Iran #TheView #ABC #SupremeCourt #SouthCarolina #ElectionResults #Politics #FCC #MediaBias #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #SCPolitics #RunoffElection2026