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Larry Elder
Larry Elder / Wednesday, October 21
Noncitizens Voting in California
Larry Elder discusses the implications of a list of 20,000 registered non-citizen voters in California, sent by President Trump. The U.S. attorney for Central California, Bill Issaley, confirmed the list's accuracy, raising concerns about potential violations of federal law if California counts these ballots. Issaley emphasized that it is unlawful for non-citizens to vote, and by counting their ballots, California could be aiding in a criminal offense. This discussion highlights the complexities and legal boundaries surrounding voter eligibility and the importance of adhering to federal election laws.
Larry Elder / Wednesday, October 21
Saving Americans From Cyber Fraud
President Trump addresses the significant issue of cyber fraud, highlighting the extensive measures his administration has implemented to combat cyber criminals and protect American citizens from financial loss. The discussion emphasizes the administration's commitment to using federal resources and private sector collaboration to dismantle foreign scam centers and bring offenders to justice. Trump underscores the administration's success in recovering substantial funds for victims and preventing further exploitation, marking a significant shift in the fight against cyber crime. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of cyber fraud, including its impact on senior citizens and the role of foreign entities in perpetrating these crimes.
Larry Elder / Tuesday, October 20
Paris & Summer of "Love" 2020
In a discussion on the unrest in Paris and its implications for America, Larry Elder shares his perspective on the potential for similar unrest in the U.S. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the difference between defending one’s life and property and the appropriate use of force by law enforcement. Elder argues that the current attitude towards law and order, exemplified by figures like Kamala Harris, contributes to ongoing issues and could lead to further civil unrest. He draws parallels between the events in Paris and potential scenarios in American cities, cautioning against the normalization of violence and destruction. Elder also touches on the role of illegal immigration and the impact of open borders, suggesting that these issues are interconnected with broader societal values and the rule of law.
Jay Sekulow
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
Charlie Kirk
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
Scott Jennings
Scott Jennings / Wednesday, October 21
VP Vance Has Uncovered Millions of Dollars of Fraud in Food Stamps
Vice President Vance has announced a significant crackdown on food stamp fraud, with his task force uncovering approximately forty-two million dollars in alleged fraudulent activity. Over forty defendants have been charged across the nation in various schemes. One notable case involves an Atlanta rapper known as Shawty Dread, whose real name is Mercedes Reshard New. Federal prosecutors accuse him of stealing over four million dollars through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Investigators found that Shawty Dread fraudulently registered his business as an authorized food stamp retailer, enabling him to process millions in fraudulent transactions. He now faces multiple federal charges including mail fraud and identity theft. The crackdown also targets illegal immigrants accused of stealing the identities of American citizens to fraudulently obtain benefits. These cases highlight the Trump administration's commitment to preventing fraud in government benefit programs, ensuring that resources intended to help struggling American families are not exploited.
Scott Jennings / Wednesday, October 21
Peggy Flanagan Lied About Her Academic Achievements
Democratic Senate candidate Peggy Flanagan is facing scrutiny after a Wall Street Journal investigation revealed that she exaggerated her academic achievements. Flanagan claimed to be a member of the prestigious academic honor society, five-baited capo, but records show she was never a member. Her campaign stated she was nominated but couldn't afford the $99 lifetime membership fee, although financial assistance is often provided. Additionally, Flanagan's official biography listed her as having degrees in both American Indian Studies and Child Psychology, but university records indicate she only majored in Child Psychology with a minor in American Indian Studies. Flanagan, who is running against Republican Michelle Tafoya for the open Senate seat in Minnesota, has long emphasized her Native American heritage in her political career. With the election less than two weeks away, these discrepancies are adding pressure to her campaign.
Scott Jennings / Tuesday, October 20
El-Sayed Says Israel Is Not Our Friend
In this thought-provoking discussion, Carl Jackson and Josh Hammer delve into the contentious issue of Israel's role as an American ally. They argue that Israel's actions in combating terrorist organizations align with American national interests, making it a valuable ally. The conversation touches on rising anti-Semitism and the broader implications for Western civilization. Jackson and Hammer challenge the narrative that Israel is not a true friend to the U.S., emphasizing the importance of understanding Israel's fight against recognized terrorist groups. They also discuss the concerning spread of anti-Semitic views and the impact on American and Western values.
Hugh Hewitt
Hugh Hewitt / Wednesday, October 21
Unpacking the Senate Race
In this episode of Hugh Hewitt: Hugh Clips, we delve into the latest developments in several key Senate races across the country. The discussion begins with the race in Maine, where Susan Collins appears to have a strong lead over her opponent, Troy Jackson. Moving on to Minnesota, the conversation highlights the tight contest between Michelle Tafoya and her challenger, with the outcome still uncertain. The analysis then shifts to Texas, where Republican Paxton is gaining momentum, potentially benefiting from Abbott's strong performance. In Ohio, the race between John Huston and Sherrod Brown is noted to be competitive, with recent polls showing a tightening contest. Finally, the conversation touches on the radical nature of the Michigan Senate race, focusing on the impact of Abdul al-Sahyad’s campaign and its potential to reshape the Democratic coalition. Each race presents unique dynamics and key factors that could influence the final outcome.
Hugh Hewitt / Wednesday, October 21
Susan Collins for Maine!
In this conversation, Hugh Hewitt and David discuss the political landscape in Maine, focusing on the upcoming race between incumbent Senator Susan Collins and her challenger, Troy Jackson. Hewitt notes that despite the challenging political climate for the Republican Party, Collins is seen as a strong candidate, particularly in rural Maine, which is a conservative stronghold. He highlights her approach to politics, emphasizing her role in bringing federal funding back to the state for local projects. Hewitt also points out that while Collins is confident in her campaign, she and her team are realistic about the polling numbers. The discussion also touches on the changing demographics of Maine and the different political dynamics between a presidential and a midterm election cycle.
Hugh Hewitt / Tuesday, October 20
Rubio seeks expands Central Asia ties with Uzbekistan visit
Secretary of State Markov Ribbeo recently embarked on an important diplomatic mission to Central Asia, meeting with leaders from five countries to strengthen strategic ties. During a press gaggle, Ribbeo addressed several pressing global issues, including the complexities of the United States' alliance with India and the potential for hybrid attacks from Russia and Iran. He clarified distinctions between Starlink and Star Shield, emphasizing that the latter is a defense product under US military contract and not available to Ukraine. Ribbeo also discussed the implications of sanctions and tariffs on the global economy, particularly concerning Russia and India. Furthermore, he expressed deep concern over escalating violence in the West Bank and reiterated the President's stance against any friction in the region. Ribbeo concluded by acknowledging the UK's assessment on the potential for increased hybrid attacks, underscoring the need for heightened vigilance and careful policy analysis amidst global uncertainties.
Alex Marlow
Alex Marlow / Tuesday, October 20
Elissa Slotkin Says The Quiet Part Out Loud
In a recent political discussion, Democratic representative Slotkin made a startling claim suggesting that Democrats are using the legal system to prosecute Trump supporters and associates. Slotkin argued that this strategy aims to deter young professionals from joining the Trump administration, implying that they might face legal troubles. President Trump responded to these comments, calling Slotkin a "low life" and criticizing the Democrats for weaponizing government. This conversation highlights the ongoing tension and differing perspectives on the use of legal measures in political contexts, raising concerns about the potential chilling effect on public service among conservatives.
Alex Marlow / Monday, October 19
France Protests Turn Violent
A student protest in France over issues such as overcrowded classrooms and high costs has escalated into widespread unrest. Initially sparked in September, the protests quickly gained momentum as various left-wing groups, including social democrats, communists, and the black bloc, joined forces. Their opposition is largely directed against the potential presidency of Marine Le Pen, a far-right nationalist candidate, who is favored to win the upcoming election in six months. The protests have since spiraled into riots and acts of vandalism, with no unified demands or leadership. This unrest coincides with the end of President Emmanuel Macron's term, who has been in power for nine and a half years. The situation is further complicated by the involvement of migrant groups in urban areas, leading to looting and chaos. The escalating violence highlights broader discontent with the cost of living and educational issues in France. For the latest updates, tune into our new channel for live coverage.
Alex Marlow / Friday, October 16
Even CNN Isn't Backing Ilhan Omar
In this discussion, Alex Marlow raises critical questions about the credibility of Ilhan Omar, a prominent Democratic Congresswoman, in light of ongoing investigations into her past. Marlow highlights skepticism from even Jake Tapper of CNN, suggesting that Omar's claims to innocence are increasingly being questioned. The conversation delves into allegations that Omar may have misrepresented her age to expedite her path to citizenship, a potential violation of immigration laws. This segment invites viewers to consider the broader implications of these allegations on public trust and political integrity, emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in public office.
Kevin McCullough
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.
Kevin McCullough / Saturday, October 3
That Kevin Show: 10/03/2026 - Full Show
Special Guests: Don Palmer, Janette Reynolds, Tony Bode, Hogan Gidley, Patrice Onwuka. Sketch Comedy: The Babylon Bee, Puppet Regime. And Lady A & Boz To Men in the #NewMusicSpotlight
Kevin McCullough / Monday, September 28
That Kevin Show: 9/26/26 - Full Show
Adm Peter Browm, Dr Ray Salano, Michael Woolworth, Cong Ken Buck, Todd Nettleton, Allie Coghan, Sketch Comedy: Nick Peterson, The Babylon Bee, & The Puppet Regime. #NewMusicSpotlight: For King and Country.
Mike Gallagher
Mike Gallagher / Wednesday, October 21
RINO Thom Tillis’ Resentment On Display
Outgoing RINO Sen. Thom Tillis is gleefully counting down the days to what he calls a “whoop-ass” loss for Republicans—openly rooting against his own party and the voters who put him there. The clip shows exactly why so many conservatives see him as out of touch and on the wrong side.
Mike Gallagher / Wednesday, October 21
Tad Jude’s Scenic Minnesota Ad Calls For A Return To The State’s Roots
A refreshing message of state pride and renewed purpose challenges Minnesotans to reconsider what has changed—and what’s worth reclaiming.
Mike Gallagher / Tuesday, October 20
Newt Gingrich’s America’s Golden Age: Radical Ruin Or Limitless Possibility?
In America’s Golden Age, Newt Gingrich looks ahead to America’s 300th anniversary and argues that Donald Trump’s presidency, combined with rapid breakthroughs in AI, energy, medicine, and space, can still deliver a true era of prosperity, safety, and freedom. While warning about real threats—including political division and radical forces—he uses historical patterns to show how Americans can overcome pessimism and turn technological promise into lasting national strength. The book makes the case that a brighter, more expansive future remains within reach if we choose to pursue it.
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