Royce White and Professor David Penn deliver a fiery Friday edition of The White House, launching a blistering attack on Minnesota's Republican establishment and national GOP leadership. White criticizes Tom Emmer, Jim Nash, Julia Coleman, John Thune, Nikki Haley, and Mike Pence, arguing that Republican leaders have abandoned authenticity, conservative principles, and the voters needed to rebuild the party. Penn challenges both political parties over deficit spending, government expansion, and inflation, while White accuses establishment Republicans of undermining President Trump's America First agenda from within. The hosts defend Trump's tariffs as essential to restoring American economic sovereignty but criticize his failure to aggressively enforce antitrust laws against multinational corporations. Their conversation also examines Christian faith, radical feminism, immigration, religious assimilation, traditional family structures, and the influence of Christian Zionism on Republican politics. Penn reflects on American history, slavery, the Gilded Age, and the importance of spiritual conviction over materialism. During an extended audience Q&A, White discusses his professional basketball career in Canada, his ongoing family court appeal, parental discipline, and his relationship with Steve Bannon. The episode closes with criticism of America's permanent war economy and discussion of General Michael Flynn, Sean Ryan, and Joe Kent.