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Hugh Hewitt
Hugh Hewitt / Monday, August 3
Democrats Are Having An Identity Crisis
Mark Davis examines divisions within the Democratic Party and the growing influence of Democratic socialism. He speaks with Torell Wright about voter reactions to socialist candidates, highlighting concerns about affordability, foreign policy, and the party’s direction. The discussion explores the varied perspectives among Democrats of different ages and backgrounds.
Hugh Hewitt / Monday, August 3
What's next for Iran?
Mark Davis examines the latest developments in Iran and the Trump administration’s approach to negotiations. The episode explores the risks and benefits of pausing aggressive tactics while pursuing a possible diplomatic solution. Davis also discusses how foreign policy, economic concerns, and public sentiment intersect in the debate over achieving a non-nuclear Iran and greater stability.
Hugh Hewitt / Friday, July 31
Has Fauci Destroyed Expertise?
The video discusses Dr. Anthony Fauci’s role in shaping public messaging during the COVID-19 pandemic and questions whether his handling of uncertain information weakened trust in experts and institutions. It cites examples such as the debate over the virus’s origins and the Hunter Biden laptop story to argue that officials and media were overly certain before all the facts were known. Concluding that these actions contributed to a broader decline in public trust and institutional credibility.
Mike Gallagher
Mike Gallagher / Tuesday, August 4
Will Voters Reject Socialist Lunacy In The Primaries?
Right now the question is whether progressives will score big—especially if Abdul El-Sayed wins his high-profile Senate race—proving their message resonates and setting up a bruising fight for the Democratic Party’s soul before November.
Mike Gallagher / Tuesday, August 4
Senator Darline Graham Charts Her Own Course On The Filibuster
Last night's South Carolina GOP Senate debate featured strong performances from both Sen. Darline Graham and Congressman and Senate Candidate Ralph Norman, but Graham delivered the night's biggest surprise by breaking with her brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham, on the filibuster.
Mike Gallagher / Monday, August 3
Faithful Servants Called Home Together For Eternity
A devoted couple married 60 years dies just three days apart. Their story raises the question of whether we can will ourselves to die of a broken heart—or whether the timing of death remains solely in God’s domain, a final reward for faithful servants who are called home together for eternity.
Larry O'Connor
Larry O'Connor / Tuesday, August 4
Sebastian Gorka on the Iran War: What Happens Next?
White House Senior Director for Counterterrorism Dr. Sebastian Gorka aggressively defended the U.S. war in Iran.
Larry O'Connor / Tuesday, August 4
Trump Slams Pirro Over Dropped Reflecting Pool Charges
In a recent White House discussion, President Trump expressed frustration over the dropped charges against an individual for vandalizing the Reflecting Pool. U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, Jeanine Pirro, faced criticism from Trump for allegedly not having sufficient evidence to prosecute the case. Despite tensions, Pirro maintained her position, and no job removal was requested during their meeting. The incident highlights the importance of evidence in legal proceedings and the delicate balance between swift action and due process. Meanwhile, President Trump emphasized the importance of passing the Save America Act, which includes provisions for voter ID and proof of citizenship. He contrasted this with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's requirement of ID for government-run grocery stores, humorously suggesting voters should also need ID. Trump sees this as a strong messaging point against socialism and communism, areas he believes will resonate with voters ahead of the midterm elections. Despite ongoing conflicts, such as the situation with Iran, Trump remains focused on his legacy and completing his agenda.
Larry O'Connor / Tuesday, August 4
DSA's Abdul El-Sayed Expected To Win Michigan Primary
In this episode, Tom Bevan from Real Clear Politics joins to discuss the significance of the Michigan Senate primary, particularly focusing on Abdul El-Sayed. The discussion highlights the challenges of polling in Michigan and the potential implications if El-Sayed, often seen as the de facto DSA candidate, wins the nomination. The conversation delves into the power dynamics within the Democratic Party, the importance of the Michigan win for progressive candidates, and the strategies of key players like Haley Stevens. Additionally, the panel touches on other notable primaries, such as the race between Cori Bush and Wesley Bell in Missouri, and the governor's race in Kansas, emphasizing the importance of local issues like data centers. The episode provides insights into voter turnout, candidate strategies, and the broader political landscape as the primary season heats up.
Larry Elder
Larry Elder / Monday, August 3
Trump's Achievements: From Economic Gains to Global Relations
This video delves into the complex relationship between former President Donald Trump and Hamas, highlighting key policy decisions and their implications. The discussion focuses on Trump's achievements and controversial stances, such as his efforts to close the southern border, tax cuts, and his approach to Middle East peace. The video also features insights from Joseph Hadad, an Arab Israeli journalist, who provides a critical perspective on the Hamas-Israel conflict, emphasizing the tribal nature of Palestinian factions and the dire consequences of their actions. The content explores the multifaceted nature of Trump's policies, including economic strategies, international relations, and his stance on national security issues. It also underscores the ongoing tensions in the Middle East, with particular attention to the Hamas-Israel conflict and the broader implications for regional stability. Through a mix of analysis and commentary, the video aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of these critical issues.
Larry Elder / Monday, August 3
Trump Gets No Credit For All He's Done
Larry Elder discusses the lack of recognition President Trump receives for his accomplishments, despite numerous achievements. He highlights Trump's efforts to secure the border, reduce gas prices, increase aid to Ukraine, and address college admissions fraud. Elder points out that Trump's actions, such as halting military strikes against Iran and negotiating higher contributions from NATO members, have not been credited to him. Instead, his ratings remain low, and he receives minimal praise for his work. Elder argues that Trump's proactive measures have set back Iran's nuclear program and improved economic conditions, yet he remains unacknowledged for these successes.
Larry Elder / Friday, July 31
Liberals Ignore Trump's Accomplishments
Liberals will always ignore every President Trump has accomplished since being re-elected.
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
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