Kevin McCullough / Wednesday, June 24
Commentary on Trump Halting All Business until SAVE America Act is passed
Mike Gallagher / Thursday, July 30
From the Townhall article “Fauci Is a Falsie” by Ashley Evdokimo, Americans lost irreplaceable family moments under rigid COVID rules driven by incomplete public claims, while a border patrol caller described being threatened with firing amid uncontrolled crossings—both episodes of demanded trust that delivered lasting personal harm and eroded faith in authority.
Mike Gallagher / Thursday, July 30
A growing core of MAGA-aligned senators push to stay in session until the SAVE America Act advances—fueling base rage that “tough talk is cheap” and the public’s 80% support for the bill is being ignored.
Mike Gallagher / Wednesday, July 29
Ted Cruz warns that publishing property owners’ names is deliberate fuel for leftist harassment and worse, tying it to celebrations of CEO murders, riots, and political assassinations—all while a million dollars buys little in New York.
Larry Elder / Wednesday, July 29
Larry Elder discusses the stringent COVID-19 measures implemented by California Governor Gavin Newsom, which included severe lockdowns, business closures, and vaccine mandates. Elder highlights the surprising compliance of the public despite the restrictive measures, contrasting it with his expectation of widespread defiance. He criticizes the governor's hypocrisy, pointing out his attendance at a high-profile restaurant without adhering to the same social distancing rules he imposed on others. Elder also addresses the negative consequences of these mandates, such as learning losses among children due to virtual schooling, increased depression, business failures, and the financial burden on property owners with non-paying tenants. He argues that these measures were not based on sound science, citing the downplaying of alternative treatments to justify vaccine approval.
Larry Elder / Tuesday, July 28
Larry Elder and Brandon Tatum delve into the tragic story of Nolan Wells, who went missing during a boating trip on Horn Island. Larry discusses how the incident has been mischaracterized by some as a racially motivated crime, while the young men involved were simply friends hanging out. Brandon Tatum interviewed one of the friends who was with Nolan on the island and shared their perspective on the events leading up to his disappearance. The authorities have not found evidence of foul play, and the friends are devastated by the accusations against them. This segment provides a more nuanced look at the incident, emphasizing the importance of the truth and the impact on those directly involved.
Larry Elder / Tuesday, July 28
In this discussion, Larry Elder examines the dominance of Democrat Socialists in California, highlighting various socio-economic issues the state faces, such as high home prices, increased homelessness, and significant budget deficits. The speaker critiques the policies of Democrat Socialists, suggesting that their policies have contributed to the affordability crisis. The conversation touches on the impact of minimum wage increases on employment and the effects of automation driven by rising labor costs. The speaker also discusses public opinion on Democratic policies, noting widespread skepticism about their effectiveness. Additionally, the commentary provides an overview of President Trump's current approval ratings and compares them to those of other recent presidents at similar points in their terms. The discussion concludes with an analysis of media bias and its influence on public perception, particularly regarding inflation and gas prices.
Charlie Kirk / Friday, December 19, 2025
The Charlie Kirk Show At AmFest 2025
Charlie Kirk / Thursday, December 18, 2025
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
Hugh Hewitt / Wednesday, July 29
The discussion surrounding Dr. Anthony Fauci's testimony before the Rand Paul Hearing has raised significant questions about his motivations and conduct during the COVID-19 pandemic. The conversation reveals insights from Fauci's diary, which portrays him as driven more by a desire for fame and personal grievances than by a commitment to public service or scientific integrity. His reluctance to answer questions candidly has only fueled skepticism, highlighting the need for accountability regarding the policies and actions taken during the pandemic. Key figures such as Senator Rand Paul have continued to pursue answers, emphasizing the importance of a thorough reckoning to prevent future abuses of power and to safeguard constitutional rights. This dialogue underscores the broader implications of unchecked authority and the necessity for transparency in public health decisions.
Hugh Hewitt / Wednesday, July 29
Hugh Hewitt interviews Noah Rothman to discuss the ongoing complexities and developments of the Iran War. They delve into the current state of the conflict, focusing on how regional dynamics and international responses are shaping the situation. The conversation highlights the increasing involvement of Gulf states in the conflict, the strategic considerations for the United States, and the broader implications for regional stability. The discussion provides a nuanced perspective on the evolving nature of the conflict and the various factors contributing to its persistence.
Hugh Hewitt / Tuesday, July 28
Hugh Hewitt discusses the future of the Democrat Party on The Varney Show, analyzing power rankings and the viability of Kamala Harris as a candidate. Hewitt questions Harris's chances of being on the Democrat ticket again, citing her poor performance in recent rankings and lack of key qualities needed for the presidency. He also debates the implications of potential far-left candidates like Abdul-El Saeed and Hailey Stevens winning their respective primaries. Hewitt emphasizes the importance of the upcoming South Carolina primary and the challenges Harris would face in subsequent debates and primaries. The conversation also touches on the growing influence of the DSA movement and the potential risks it poses for the party. Hewitt concludes by highlighting the need for smart, tough, and decisive leadership within the Democrat Party.