The show begins with coverage of a historic day: President Trump's trip to Israel and Egypt to secure peace and the release of 20 hostages, with Trump declaring the end of an "age of terror and death". Mark Levin, "The Great One," argues that the peace deal must not be the end of the peace process, calling on the West and Arab nations to confront the root cause of the problem: Islamist terrorism. The hosts discuss what's next, including the rebuilding of Gaza, and JD Vance weighs in on Trump's unconventional diplomatic style that "actually got results". Also featured is an interview with Bridget Riedel on agricultural technology and a conversation with Mariah Prusha about her prepper mindset, including butchering chickens for bone broth and training with military veterans to gain self-sufficiency skills. The episode also includes a check of the weather and sports scores. Standout Moments: President Trump declares a "historic dawn of a new Middle East" and thanks Arab and Muslim nations for pressing Hamas to release hostages. (00:00:27 ) Mark Levin's "think bigger" monologue warns that Islamist terrorism is the "greatest danger and threat" and must be eliminated for permanent peace. (00:05:43 ) Discussion of a listener text about the impact of the government shutdown on soybean farmers who are not receiving aid checks. (00:18:03 ) Bridgette Readel, ag director, discusses the upcoming WDAY Radio Farm Show on November 5th , and emerging technologies like "Power Pollen" for precision pollination. (00:25:28 ) JD Vance praises President Trump's "nonconventional leadership style" for achieving the peace deal and hostage release. (00:30:16 ) JD Vance addresses the "fake story" of a Qatari military base on U.S. soil, confirming they are only training pilots on existing air bases. (00:33:43 ) Travel Travel's Cindy discusses a hot deal for a trip to the Scottish Highlands in January out of Fargo for under $2,000. (00:37:05 ) Mariah Prussia shares her experience butchering chickens for soup with listeners and her motivation for learning survival and self-sufficiency skills, which she believes is a question of "when" not "if" they will be needed. (00:46:27 ) Mariah Prussia talks about her upcoming training, including learning how to forge knives, make salt from the wild, hand-to-hand combat, and special comms, some of which will be taught by retired Navy SEALs and Delta Force. (00:51:56 ) Mariah Prussia's motto, which she wants on a T-shirt, is: "I will not be SOLed" (00:54:19 )