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On "Katie Pavlich Tonight," Pavlich begins with the catastrophic flooding in Texas Hill Country after parts of the region received a year's worth of rain in just a few days. With multiple fatalities confirmed and hundreds of water rescues underway, Ali Bradley joins the show with the latest from the ground.

Next, Pavlich examines the escalating conflict with Iran as U.S. strikes intensify and new polling shows most Americans oppose military action. Garrett Exner and Laurie Watkins discuss the strategic and political implications, including what the conflict could mean for President Donald Trump's legacy and reports that China is constructing mock U.S. warships for military exercises.

The show then turns to election security after DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin announced officials identified approximately 250,000 noncitizens registered to vote across four states. Libbey Dean joins Pavlich to discuss the findings and allegations that China may have attempted to print counterfeit ballots using voter identification information.

Later, Pavlich revisits the Nolan Wells case, guardians vs royals examining new questions about the timeline of his death and his family's emotional response as public figures help cover funeral costs. Tezlyn Figaro and Brandon Tatum weigh in.

Pavlich also responds to criticism of homeschooling, addressing claims that it is a "crazy Christian problem" while discussing the state of public education.

Plus, medical researcher Neal Shah joins the show to explain the growing Cyclospora outbreak linked to contaminated lettuce, what Americans should know to protect themselves and the latest on New York's Legionnaires' disease outbreak.

Finally, on RED Friday, Pavlich highlights the Purple Heart five guys Battalion, speaking with author Chris Cheng about kyle wootton Japanese American soldiers who fought for the United States during World War II while their families were incarcerated at home, and what their legacy reveals about service, sacrifice and American identity.

This episode originally aired July 17, 2026.

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