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Larry Elder
Larry Elder / Wednesday, August 19
US Blockade of Iran: Impact on Oil Exports and Nuclear Program
In the context of rising tensions and ongoing conflict, this video delves into the intricate dynamics of the Iran war, focusing on the economic and military strategies employed by the United States. It highlights the successful blockade and sanctions placed on Iran, severely restricting their oil exports and financial transactions. The discussion emphasizes the significant economic losses Iran is facing daily, along with the diminishing capabilities of their military. Despite the broader stalemate, the U.S. has established a covert operation to maintain a crucial shipping corridor in the Strait of Hormuz, ensuring the flow of oil and bolstering regional stability. This strategic maneuver demonstrates the U.S.'s commitment to countering Iran's nuclear ambitions and support for terrorist proxies. The video underscores the broader implications of these actions on global energy markets and international security, particularly for European nations heavily reliant on Middle Eastern oil. For comprehensive analysis and live coverage, tune in to Salem News Channel.
Larry Elder / Wednesday, August 19
"Boomerphobia": The Baby Boomers are Dangerous?
Larry Elder discusses the increasing hostility towards the Baby Boomer generation, attributing it to a new divide-and-conquer strategy by those promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. He notes that many of the people he encounters in Hollywood, who were once part of the hippie movement, are now being criticized by younger generations. Elder reflects on his own background, which includes family members who served in World War II and the Vietnam War, and shares that he was raised with a patriotic attitude and a focus on the global communist threat. Despite his academic interest in international relations, Elder chose not to pursue a diplomatic career. He suggests that the vilification of Baby Boomers may be linked to their differing political and social views compared to younger generations, who are more likely to support socialism and show hostility towards Israel.
Larry Elder / Tuesday, August 18
DSA's Hatred for the Constitution
Cliff Connolly, a member of the steering committee of the Democrats Socialist of America (DSA), discusses the organization's commitment to a revolutionary program and their stated disdain for the United States Constitution. Connolly explains that the DSA's program serves as a roadmap for achieving their goals, including the eventual establishment of a democratic socialist republic in North America. He emphasizes their dedication to internal party democracy and the broader revolutionary tradition of democracy, socialism, and abolitionism in the U.S. Connolly also highlights the party's intentions to abolish the Senate, expand the Supreme Court, and fundamentally alter the U.S. government structure. He concludes by stating that Democratic leaders, such as Jeffries and Schumer, are aligning with these radical changes despite their public stances.
Kevin McCullough
Kevin McCullough / Sunday, August 16
“Circle Back vs. Leavitt” - open monologue 08.15.26
Cold Open and monologue from 08.15.26: Karoline vs Circle Back
Kevin McCullough / Sunday, August 16
Assignment Desk Weekend - That KEVIN Show
Assignment Desk Weekend, sketch Comedy
Kevin McCullough / Wednesday, June 24
Commentary on Trump Halting All Business until SAVE America Act is passed
Commentary on Trump Halting All Business until SAVE America Act is passed
Mike Gallagher
Mike Gallagher / Wednesday, August 19
Sen. Darline Graham Admits National Security “Not My Thing”
In a shocking South Carolina Senate debate, the Republican candidate Senator Darline Graham Nordone admitted she is “not that informed” on national security, shrugged off Taiwan and the South China Sea as outside her expertise, defaulted to “I support Trump,” and closed by mocking her opponent—raising serious doubts about her readiness for a six-year term.
Mike Gallagher / Wednesday, August 19
Sleazy Smear Of Trump Aide Exposes Dems' Low Road
Folks, you never regret things you avoid—and Georgia’s Democrat Sen. Jon Ossoff just proved why. Politics may be better served by avoiding the gutter. This week’s controversy over personal insinuations, attacks on a young aide, and the willingness to amplify family and personal grievances raises a larger question: how low will political campaigns and media coverage go?
Mike Gallagher / Tuesday, August 18
From Grit To Entitlement: What Changed?
A generational divide over work ethic, self-reliance, and expectations—and whether resilience has given way to entitlement.
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
Hugh Hewitt
Hugh Hewitt / Wednesday, August 19
How Can Anyone Trust Democrats?
The discussion raises concerns about Democratic border policies and the consequences of illegal immigration, including a tragic case involving a mother killed by an illegal immigrant. Hugh Hewitt and his guest argue that the incident reflects broader problems with Democratic leadership and what they describe as increasingly radical political influences. They also point to John Ossoff’s record and affiliations while questioning whether the Democratic Party is moving too far to the left.
Hugh Hewitt / Wednesday, August 19
Angie Nixon Is Unhinged
Angie Nixon’s primary victory signals the Democratic Party’s continued shift toward the far left, with her support for Medicare for All and other progressive policies raising concerns among moderates. Her win reflects a growing embrace of socialist-leaning candidates that could push Democrats further from the mainstream. Nixon says she will represent all Floridians, but voters will ultimately decide whether her agenda goes too far.
Hugh Hewitt / Tuesday, August 18
The Democratic Collapse
The Democratic Party is facing growing criticism over controversial actions, weak leadership, and candidates who appear increasingly out of step with mainstream voters. Critics argue that figures such as John Ossoff and other Democratic leaders reflect a broader shift toward more extreme politics and questionable electoral strategies. The episode examines whether the party’s lack of a clear direction and reliance on political maneuvering is costing it the trust of voters.
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