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Broadcasting from Jerusalem, Mike reacts to Tucker Carlson’s shocking interview with Nick Fuentes — and Tucker’s claim that he “dislikes Christian Zionists more than anyone.” Joined by Dinesh D’Souza, Mike calls out the growing anti-Israel rhetoric on the right and warns that conservatives risk tearing themselves apart if they keep excusing it.

This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, October 31th, 2025. This week, we take the show to Jerusalem,  the New York City Mayor’s race goes down to the wire, and President Trump moves full steam ahead on the Big Beautiful Ballroom.

That and more coming up on the Week in Review.

Broadcasting from Jerusalem, Mike shares the powerful story of Daniel Kapolov — a young Israeli soldier who lost his leg in Gaza but now trains for the Paralympics. He and former Ambassador Michael Oren expose the truth about Hamas’s brutality, rising antisemitism, and the American left’s growing hostility toward Israel.

As Hamas breaks the ceasefire and rockets fly, Mike spotlights the courage of Israelis under fire and the faith that keeps them strong. Joined by Yael Eckstein of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, Mike shares how Americans can stand with Israel in action—not just words—while blasting Democrats for using the U.S. shutdown as “leverage” in their political games.

Carl Jackson fills in for Mike, tackling the big fights shaping America’s future. He breaks down Trump’s foreign policy wins, the socialist creep overtaking U.S. cities, and the growing threat of Islamism and authoritarianism in politics. Carl calls out Democrat hypocrisy—from Gavin Newsom’s fake “rags-to-riches” act to politicians posing as champions of the working class—while warning how weakness at home fuels chaos abroad.

Mike declares it’s time for a new political rebrand—officially dubbing the left the Democrat Socialist Party. With top Democrats endorsing self-described socialist Zohran Mamdani, Mike argues the mask is off: the party of JFK has become the party of Karl Marx. He reacts to Hakeem Jeffries’ endorsement, AOC’s full-throated support, and Ben Ferguson’s blunt warning that socialism’s rise in New York may spell long-term political disaster for Democrats nationwide. Plus, Mike offers his trademark humor while sharing his own “progressive lens” crisis—and why two magnolia trees at the White House somehow became headline news.

Mike dives into Trump’s viral exchange with a French reporter, laughing about accents, Big Macs, and Diet Coke. Also Mike tears into media hysteria over the new White House ballroom, mocking CNN’s “heart of America ripped out” coverage and Chuck Schumer’s dramatic outrage.

M&M Experience10/24/2025

This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, October 24th, 2025. This week, we confront the Karens of the world, we put the No Kings rallies in the rear view mirror, and it’s Countdown to Communism in New York City.

That and more coming up on the Week in Review.

Democrats admit they’re leveraging American pain for political gain — and Mike’s not letting it slide. From the shocking words of Democrat Whip Catherine Clark, who openly bragged about using shutdown suffering as “leverage,” to Texas Rep. Jolanda Jones declaring she’d “slit throats” over politics, the left’s mask is slipping fast. Meanwhile, some Republicans, including Hugh Hewitt and Sid Rosenberg, line up behind Andrew Cuomo — the disgraced “COVID killer” — leaving Mike asking: how can any conservative endorse that?

M&M Experience 10/23/2025

The government’s shut down, but Congress still cashes paychecks — and Mike’s had enough. From Democrats crying “extremism” while veterans can’t feed their kids, to senators dodging basic questions about getting paid, hypocrisy is on full display. Meanwhile, New York teeters on the edge as a radical Islamist socialist surges in the mayoral race, and the media obsesses over Trump’s new White House ballroom instead of real crises.

Trump’s latest AI meme has the left losing it — a fighter jet, a crown, and, yes, a “poop drop” over D.C. sparks outrage from CNN to Congress. Mike dives into the meltdown, laughs off the hysteria, and asks: when did America forget how to take a joke? Plus, chaos in New York politics as Curtis Sliwa vows to fight on.

From ugly scenes at the “No Kings” protests to shocking behavior from a Chicago teacher mocking Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Mike dives into the chaos rocking the country. But while bad actors made headlines, he asks a surprising question — why be angry at peaceful protest? In a calm, unapologetic reality check, Mike argues that disagreement is an American value, not something to condemn.

John Bolton faces indictment after years of blasting Trump over classified documents—now the hypocrisy comes full circle. As the nation debates whether aging senators and presidents can still lead, Letitia James finds herself in legal hot water and an illegal immigrant police officer sparks national outrage.

Mike speaks to U.S Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) about The Government Shutdown, The New Modern Democrat Party and Trump's Presidency.

This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, October 17th, 2025. This week, Charlie Kirk posthumously receives the Medal of Freedom, Florida residents may get a break on taxes, New York City  hears the warning about Zohran Mamdhani, but will they listen.  Plus, the remaining hostages finally returned home to Israel after two long years.

That and more coming up on the Week in Review.

M&M Experience 10/17/2025

Nancy Pelosi loses it on a young reporter, shouting “shut up!” when pressed about January 6. Meanwhile, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson shocks the nation by comparing black Americans to the disabled in Supreme Court arguments. As Democrats unravel and Fetterman becomes their most “normal” voice, Mike breaks down the left’s public meltdown and what it means for 2024.

Mike takes aim at The View after Cheryl Hines defends her husband, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., against Whoopi Goldberg and the panel’s jabs. Plus, investigative journalist Peter Schweizer exposes shocking foreign ties to NYC mayoral candidate Zoran Mamdani.