Oct 15, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 20 segments
Dawn opens the show breaking down President Trump’s campaign trail energy, his decision to reject a live stream for the scheduled execution of Fort Hood traitor Nidal Hasan following military…
Dawn StenslandHost
Kim WardGuest
Beth Ann RosicaGuestDan BorowskiHost
As we talk about Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we'll have that conversation with State Senator Kim Ward upcoming, but I did want to mention to you as well the update on Pope Leo.
And this is such evidence that cancer nowadays is not a death sentence, thank God.
And it's so important to get to the doctor, no matter what, no matter who you are.
And just for Pope Leo, I loved the fact that President Trump had put out get well wishes to Pope Leo.
That was very nice because when it matters, and I know there's a lot of trash talk that happens.
But I will say this, that he's from that era of, you think of his background as thinking about the UFC and fights and Dana White and all that kind of stuff.
But when it gets serious and you have lung cancer... and three hours of surgery and so on.
I love the fact that President Trump had sent those get well wishes to Pope Leo as well.
We'll talk about him later and get to Trump talk as far as President Trump work in the room, if you will, heading to Montana and really going to those places that you don't think that Republicans or that a Republican president has to stump.
I think that it's got to be rough, especially if you're not a career politician, as President Trump is not a career politician.
He's somebody who's from the private sector, right? Businessman, really a great builder of things.
And that's really at the heart of a theme that I've talked about that we share, is that oftentimes you have people who talk a good game or are... politicians who are career politicians, but they're not necessarily people who've ever done anything in the private sector, if you will.
And for President Trump to be out on the campaign trail, it's amazing when you think about it, because he's still doing his day job.
And, you know, nobody ever talks about, you know, nobody ever talks about President Trump's birthday or his age.
As we talk about Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we'll have that conversation with State Senator Kim Ward upcoming, but I did want to mention to you as well the update on Pope Leo.
And this is such evidence that cancer nowadays is not a death sentence, thank God.
And it's so important to get to the doctor, no matter what, no matter who you are.
And just for Pope Leo, I loved the fact that President Trump had put out get well wishes to Pope Leo.
That was very nice because when it matters, and I know there's a lot of trash talk that happens.
But I will say this, that he's from that era of, you think of his background as thinking about the UFC and fights and Dana White and all that kind of stuff.
But when it gets serious and you have lung cancer... and three hours of surgery and so on.
I love the fact that President Trump had sent those get well wishes to Pope Leo as well.
We'll talk about him later and get to Trump talk as far as President Trump work in the room, if you will, heading to Montana and really going to those places that you don't think that Republicans or that a Republican president has to stump.
I think that it's got to be rough, especially if you're not a career politician, as President Trump is not a career politician.
He's somebody who's from the private sector, right? Businessman, really a great builder of things.
And that's really at the heart of a theme that I've talked about that we share, is that oftentimes you have people who talk a good game or are... politicians who are career politicians, but they're not necessarily people who've ever done anything in the private sector, if you will.
And for President Trump to be out on the campaign trail, it's amazing when you think about it, because he's still doing his day job.
And, you know, nobody ever talks about, you know, nobody ever talks about President Trump's birthday or his age.
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