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In this episode, Duck Dynasty's Willie Robertson discusses his support for Donald Trump and what it was like to be a primetime speaker at the Republican National Convention. Robertson shares his favorite moments from the wild 2016 election, and also explains why he wrote a history book on fishing in America. Robertson's new book "The American Fisherman: How Our Nation's Anglers Founded, Fed, Financed, and Forever Shaped the U.S.A." is in stores now.

In 2007 Italian authorities arrested and charged American college student Amanda Knox for the murder of her roommate while she was studying abroad in Perugia. In one the most widely covered stories of this century, Knox was convicted and spent four years in prison before winning her appeal. While back in the United States, Knox's conviction was re-instated before she was again acquitted by Italy's highest court. Knox speaks out about her incredible ordeal in a new Netflix documentary called "Amanda Knox." In this episode, we speak to the film's directors, Brian McGinn and Rod Blackhurst.

In this episode, we take you behind the scenes of the Fox News Decision Desk's preparations for election night. With over 120 million people expected to vote, how does Fox News quickly and accurately call the winner of each state? Listen now to get all the key behind-the-scenes information.

On this episode, two prediction experts tell us who is going to win the presidency. Helmut Norpoth, a political science professor at Stony Brook University tells us why he's sticking with his prediction of a Trump win. David Rothschild, a noted prediction economist and founder of Predictwise.com, then joins the podcast to explain why his model strongly points to a Clinton victory.

Pennsylvania is a must-win for Hillary Clinton and Florida is essential for Donald Trump's electoral path. In the final episode in our series on the swing states, we take a closer look at the Clinton-Trump matchup in both Pennsylvania and Florida. Listen now for the best analysis in the business.

Project Vertias' latest undercover video series features shocking footage of Democratic Party operatives discussing voter fraud schemes and encouraging violence at Trump rallies. In this episode, Project Veritas Founder and President James O'Keefe discusses how his group pulled off this latest undercover operation. O'Keefe also discusses his past controversies and what's next for his controversial group.

In the latest in our series on the swing states, we take a closer look at Ohio and Iowa. No Republican has ever won the presidency without carrying Ohio. Donald Trump is polling better in the Buckeye State than Mitt Romney did in 2012, but will that be enough? Iowa has also been favorable terrain for Trump, but Hillary Clinton remains the favorite in the Hawkeye State in many prediction models. Listen now for the best analysis in the business.

Polls show Donald Trump trailing against Hillary Clinton. Does Trump believe those polls? What's Trump's strategy for the last few weeks of the race? How worried is Hillary Clinton about the WikiLeaks scandal? In this episode, Fox News Chief National Correspondent Ed Henry gives us the inside story of the 2016 campaign.

In this episode, former Speaker of the House and Donald Trump supporter Newt Gingrich opines on Trump's debate strategy ahead of Wednesday's showdown with Hillary Clinton in Las Vegas.Additionally, Gingrich discusses his 2012 run for president and his new book Treason: A Novel.

Mitt Romney defeated Barack Obama in 2012 in both Arizona and Georgia by a comfortable margin. Now many analysts are labeling Arizona and Georgia as swing states in 2016. Why? ABC 15 Phoenix's Christopher Sign breaks down the situation in Arizona, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Greg Bluestein explains the political dynamic in Georgia.

This episode features both Tim Matheson - the actor who plays Ronald Reagan - and the film's director, Rod Lurie. What did Matheson learn from portraying Reagan? What other movies influenced Killing Reagan? And what happened when Bill visited the set in Georgia? Listen now for the answers that will be sure to surprise you.

In the second episode in our series on swing states, we break down the Donald Trump-Hillary Clinton matchup in both Colorado and Nevada. Is Colorado's controversial marijuana legalization having an effect in the Trump-Clinton race? Can Trump really pull off a win in Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's home state? Listen now to find out.

Conservatives are split on whether to embrace Donald Trump's remarkable political rise. What then would William F. Buckley - the godfather of the modern conservative movement and founder of the National Review magazine - say about the Donald? In this episode, we put the question to Fox News Chief Washington Correspondent James Rosen, who is the editor of the new book, A Torch Kept Lit: Great Lives of the Twentieth Century. The bestseller is a collection of 50 of Buckley's best obituaries and eulogies.

Both Virginia and North Carolina were reliable Republican states at the end of the last century. Why are these states now toss ups? What issues are important to voters in Virginia? How will the controversy over North Carolina's transgender bathroom law affect the presidential election? Will Hillary Clinton's VP nominee, Virginia Senator Tim Kaine, help or hurt in Virginia? Will the recent riots in Charlotte bring more voters to Trump as the "law-and-order" candidate? On this episode, we answer these questions and more.

In this episode, Wiehl, who appears weekly on The O'Reilly Factor's "Is It Legal?" segment, recounts her experience during Clinton's showdown with Congress and opines on many of the topics we cover on The Factor: the Clinton email investigation, Kate's Law, Obama's prison commutations for harsh drug offenders, and Bowe Bergdahl's upcoming trial. She also tells us about her brand new book, The Candidate (A Newsmakers Novel). Is Wiehl's book just a fictionalized version of her own experiences in cable news? Listen now to find out.