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Charlie Kirk / Friday, December 19, 2025

The Charlie Kirk Show At AmFest 2025

The Charlie Kirk Show At AmFest 2025

Charlie Kirk / Thursday, December 18, 2025

Prosecuting Jack Smith's Political Lawfare Against Trump

Prosecuting Jack Smith's Political Lawfare Against Trump With Mike Davis, Founder and President of The Article 3 Project.

Charlie Kirk / Tuesday, December 16, 2025

Trump Declares Fentanyl A Weapon Of Mass Destruction

Trump Declares Fentanyl A Weapon Of Mass Destruction

Kevin McCullough / Sunday, November 1

That Kevin Show: 10/31/26 - Full Show

Special Guests: John Rogers, Tony Bode, Todd Chatman, Ashley Hayek, Soren Aldaco. Sketch Comedy: Puppet Regime. #NewMusicSpotlight: LeAnna Crawford

Kevin McCullough / Saturday, October 24

That Kevin Show: October 24, 2026 - Full Show

Kevin McCullough / Saturday, October 17

That Kevin Show: 10/17/16 - Full Show

Special Guests: Jacqueline Toboroff, Todd Chatman, Mike Gonzales, Amb Carla Sands, Alex Kendrick. Sketch Comedy: Puppet Regime, The Babylon Bee. And #NewMusicSpotlight: Taylor Swift.

Jay Sekulow / Wednesday, August 12

How Were The Polls So Wrong About Francesca Hong?

The recent election in Wisconsin has revealed some surprising results, with a Democrat candidate narrowly winning despite initial polls indicating a much larger lead for the opposing candidate. This unexpected outcome raises questions about the accuracy of polling methods and the underlying dynamics within the state's Democratic party apparatus. The discussion delves into how the polling was off, suggesting it may have only surveyed supporters of the winning candidate and not those of the opponent. This has led to concerns about the reliability of polls in reflecting voter sentiment accurately. The implications of this close race could influence future strategies and perceptions within the Democratic party, especially as it pertains to the balance between socialist and more centrist Democrats.

Jay Sekulow / Monday, May 4

AG Blanche Says The Evidence Will Come in the Comey Indictment

AG Blanche Says The Evidence Will Come in the Comey Indictment

Jay Sekulow / Tuesday, April 7

Iran's Regime Resorts To Sacrificing Children

Iran's Regime Resorts To Sacrificing Children

Mike Gallagher / Tuesday, November 10

Ohio Veteran Devastated He No Longer Recognizes The America He Fought For

An eighty-year Ohio veteran calls in with a raw, emotional message: the America he once proudly served is slipping away, and he’s heartbroken by what he sees. His response to the changes—and the specific policies he believes can reverse them—cuts straight to the heart of the national debate.

Mike Gallagher / Tuesday, November 10

Van Jones Admits Democrats Out-Organized Republicans Online

Republicans are still arguing among themselves over messaging and leadership while Democrats quietly coordinated a massive online push focused on everyday costs—and the timing of falling gas prices only sharpens the contrast. The gap in hustle is clearer than most on the right want to admit.

Mike Gallagher / Monday, November 9

Trump on 60 Minutes Softens Mass Deportations After GOP Midterm Shellacking

Last night’s 60 Minutes discussion zeroed in on the thorniest immigration question facing conservatives: whether long-term illegal workers who have lived here for decades, held jobs, and committed no other crimes should be allowed to stay—and whether insisting on mass deportation for every single one has become politically or practically unsustainable.

Hugh Hewitt / Tuesday, November 10

Can Congress Cut Off Funding For the War?

Hugh Hewitt / Tuesday, November 10

Senator John Thune and the Upcoming Agenda

Hugh Hewitt / Monday, November 9

The next two years

In the coming years, the press is expected to resemble the tumultuous periods of Nixon, Clinton, and Trump. The speaker compares the current press environment to those scandal-ridden times, emphasizing its chaotic nature and the importance of independent voices. They critique the mainstream media's failure to communicate the necessity of certain actions, such as the Iran war, leading to public misunderstanding and resistance. The discussion highlights the critical role of independent broadcasters in providing the truth and the potential for significant political changes under the current administration. Viewers can expect a fascinating and possibly tumultuous political landscape ahead.

Scott Jennings / Tuesday, November 10

What Would Impeaching Hegseth Accomplish?

Impeachment of Pete Hegseth is a topic that stirs considerable debate within political circles. In this segment, Scott Jennings discusses the implications of impeaching Hegseth, focusing on the broader context of the current political landscape. Jennings critically analyzes the potential outcomes and the prevailing sentiment among conservatives and Republicans. He contrasts the current MAGA movement with the traditional Republican leadership styles of figures like John Cornyn, Paul Ryan, John McCain, and Mitt Romney. Jennings argues that the shift in voter sentiment and the enduring influence of Trump and the MAGA brand will shape the future of the Republican Party, even in the absence of Trump. This discussion highlights the ongoing tensions and the evolving identity of conservative politics in America.

Scott Jennings / Monday, November 9

The Violent Rhetoric Needs To Stop

Recently, there have been two appalling displays of vulgarity involving public figures. One instance includes Charlie Kirk, a political commentator, who was shot in an act of political violence. His wife, Erika, has spoken out against the culture that laughs at such events, emphasizing the profound moral decay it represents. She highlighted that political violence should never be tolerated or celebrated, and that every life is valuable regardless of political disagreements. Another incident involves a comedian whose jokes many found deeply offensive and in poor taste, further contributing to a culture that trivializes violence. These incidents underscore the importance of respecting human life and the consequences of normalizing violence through humor.

Scott Jennings / Friday, November 6

Why Is The Left Okay With Violence?

In this video, Scott Jennings discusses the troubling rhetoric surrounding political violence coming from influential voices within the Democratic Party. Jennings highlights comments made by prominent left-wing podcasters Jennifer Welch, Angie Sullivan, and Scott Galloway. These individuals, with millions of followers, have made disturbing remarks about political assassinations, including promoting the false narrative that a MAGA supporter killed Charlie Kirk and advocating for the assassination of Elon Musk. Jennings emphasizes the concerning implications of such rhetoric being widely disseminated and taken seriously by many on the left. This video sheds light on the disturbing attitudes that are emerging within certain circles, urging viewers to pay attention to the messages being propagated by these influential figures.

Larry Elder / Tuesday, November 10

Media Bias Against Republicans

This video delves into the media's perceived bias against Donald Trump, highlighting how a significant portion of news coverage focused negatively on his achievements. The discussion points out that despite several positive economic developments and accomplishments, the media predominantly reported negatively on Trump, which contributed to his frustration. The conversation also touches on the disparity in media representation of Republicans and the impact it has on public perception. Further, the video critiques the Democratic party's response to the affordability issue, arguing that their proposed solutions, such as Medicare for all and increasing the minimum wage, are impractical and unlikely to address the core problems effectively. The speaker challenges the Democrats to present more viable alternatives to tackle the affordability crisis.

Larry Elder / Tuesday, November 10

Democrats' Secret Weapon in Midterms

In this video, the focus is on addressing the economic challenges faced by voters during the midterm elections, particularly the issue of affordability. The discussion highlights President Trump's perspective on the economy, emphasizing that it is sound despite the focus on rising gas prices. The video contrasts the economic achievements under Trump's administration with those of Joe Biden, pointing out lower inflation rates and higher GDP growth. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to revealing insights from Van Jones, a CNN commentator, who discusses how Democrats successfully influenced the narrative on affordability through the American Accountability Network. This network, consisting of thousands of online human activists rather than bots, coordinated to spread a consistent message about the importance of affordability and the need to elect Democrats. The video underscores the effectiveness of this digital campaign, which reached millions of people daily on platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. This strategic online engagement is credited with shaping public discourse and keeping the focus on affordability, a strategy that Republicans failed to counter effectively. The video suggests that such targeted digital campaigns could have significantly influenced public opinion on economic matters.

Larry Elder / Monday, November 9

Trump's Approach to Corruption

In this discussion, Larry Elder analyzes the public perception of corruption in politics, particularly focusing on Donald Trump and his potential approach to corruption in a hypothetical second term. He discusses how Trump might perceive the lack of repercussions for Democratic corruption, citing examples involving the Biden family and Hillary Clinton. Elder speculates on whether Trump might adopt a more lenient stance on corruption if re-elected, contrasting it with his previous caution. The conversation also touches on the implications of such a shift, including potential international conflicts and domestic policy decisions.

Alex Marlow / Tuesday, November 10

President Trump Stands with Pete Hegseth

President Trump stands firmly by Pete Hegseth, addressing recent political developments and defending his administration's actions. Trump discusses the impeachment process, emphasizing that it is often a political maneuver rather than a legal necessity. He questions the validity and effectiveness of impeachment, drawing parallels to past impeachments that did not result in removal from office. Trump also criticizes those attempting to impeach Hegseth, calling it a personal vendetta and a distraction from real issues. The President highlights his administration's successes and contrasts them with what he perceives as failures of the opposition. Throughout, Trump asserts his unwavering support for Hegseth and his broader agenda, underscoring themes of resilience and strength in the face of political challenges.

Alex Marlow / Monday, November 9

What Do We Make of Trump's Immigration Comments on 60 Minutes?

In this segment, Alex Marlow delves into President Trump's recent immigration comments made during an interview on 60 Minutes with Ross Douthit. Trump discusses his immigration agenda and reflects on the impact of his policies. He acknowledges that while his efforts to close the border and remove those who have violated the law have garnered praise, they have also caused hardship for those who have come into the country illegally but are contributing members of society. The conversation touches on the divide within the country regarding how to handle undocumented immigrants who are working and paying taxes. Marlow analyzes the significance of Trump’s remarks and the potential implications for his base and the ongoing political landscape. He also examines the balance between strict immigration enforcement and the humanitarian aspects of the issue, emphasizing the importance of a nuanced approach to policymaking.

Alex Marlow / Friday, November 6

Jennifer Welch is a Disgusting Human Being

Jennifer Welch’s podcast features a segment where she discusses provocative topics that resonate with the activist wing of the Democratic Party. In this particular episode, she plays a clip of a joke from her podcast where she and a guest laugh about the idea of digging up and murdering a conservative figure, Charlie Kirk, in front of his family and friends. This segment highlights the extreme rhetoric that Welch finds entertaining and that she believes reflects the current attitudes of many in the Democratic Party. She lists numerous prominent Democratic figures who have appeared on her show, suggesting a widespread acceptance of such controversial content. This episode serves as a commentary on the divisive nature of political discourse and the troubling attitudes some individuals hold.