The Dave Elswick Show

In the final hour of the Dave Elswick Show, Dave examines violent crime across Arkansas, controversial bond decisions, failures in law enforcement transparency, and disturbing youth violence caught on video. The discussion expands to media literacy, advocacy journalism, anti-Semitism in national politics, election integrity concerns, religious liberty cases involving the Ten Commandments, and why public trust in institutions is rapidly eroding.

Dave Elswick discusses Arkansas’ Pathway to Zero income tax plan and why surrounding states going tax-free put pressure on Arkansas. The show then shifts to national issues including church disruptions by anti-ICE protesters in Minnesota, media reaction from Don Lemon, border enforcement, sanctuary cities, and escalating global tensions involving Iran, Israel, and U.S. leadership.

On the second hour of the Dave Elswick Show, Dave talks with Patrick Fleener and Ryan Norris of Americans for Prosperity about Arkansas’ Pathway to Zero plan. The discussion breaks down flat tax reform, economic growth, government spending, fraud and waste, and how eliminating the state income tax could put more money back into Arkansans’ pockets—without risking the state’s financial stability.

Dave Elswick celebrates Indiana University’s national championship before talking with Ryan Norris of Americans for Prosperity about Arkansas’ Pathway to Zero plan, economic growth, and eliminating the state income tax.

In the final hour of the Dave Elswick Show, Dave Elswick and Paul Calvert discuss U.S. policy toward Iran, free-market capitalism versus socialism and communism, China’s global ambitions, and historical lessons from Nazism. The hour also marks the debut of Val Emmons as the show’s new producer, with wide-ranging conversations on university politics, transgender ideology, women’s sports, housing affordability, government overreach, and the future direction of the show.

Dave Elswick announces Val Emmons as the new producer and dives into a wide-ranging, unscripted conversation covering Iran’s deadly crackdown on protesters, free speech, government power, culture, media, and politics. A candid hour that sets the tone for the show’s next chapter.

Dave Elswick and guests discuss anti-ICE protests, the storming of churches, and where free speech ends and illegal obstruction begins. From private property and worship rights to federal authority, the FACE Act, and the growing threat of violent protest, this episode examines law, order, and constitutional limits in real time.

On the first broadcast from the new studio, the Bible Guys explore Jesus through a Hebraic lens, unpacking Messianic expectations, Matthew 24, Jewish tradition, the Apocrypha, and the powerful distinction between Messiah Son of Joseph and Messiah Son of David. A conversation about restoring biblical context, faith, and understanding often missing from modern teaching.

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Global unrest and major policy shifts dominate today’s headlines. Iran faces escalating protests and international pressure, the U.S. moves to tighten immigrant visa rules, and the Supreme Court hears a heated case over women’s sports. Plus FBI activity involving a Washington Post reporter and growing economic uncertainty. A fast-paced breakdown of today’s biggest political and cultural stories.

A major State Department decision halts immigrant visa processing for dozens of countries, Iran erupts in nationwide protests as U.S. involvement looms, and the Supreme Court hears heated arguments over men competing in women’s sports. Plus FBI activity involving a Washington Post reporter, luxury retailers filing bankruptcy, and a controversial claim that infant baptism violates human rights. A packed episode covering today’s biggest political and cultural flashpoints.

Dave Elswick breaks down sanctuary cities and immigration enforcement, calls out government fraud and waste, and reacts to Supreme Court arguments on protecting women’s sports and biological reality

Dave Elswick delivers a hard-hitting commentary on sanctuary cities, immigration enforcement, government fraud and waste, work ethic, and the Supreme Court’s debate over men competing in women’s sports.

On this Wednesday edition of The Dave Ellsworth Show, Dave covers a packed slate of issues as the station prepares for a major studio move. Topics include breaking news out of Iran, ongoing protests and water shortages in Tehran, U.S. airstrikes targeting ISIS and al-Shabaab in Somalia, and the growing global fight over water resources. Congressman Bruce Westerman joins the show to discuss Western water wars, California’s water management, the Colorado River, forest management, immigration enforcement, sanctuary cities, border security, and the political outlook heading into the fall elections. A wide-ranging conversation offering perspective on national security, natural resources, and domestic policy.

This image highlights a series of significant law enforcement and legal developments from January 13, 2026. In Corpus Christi, Texas, the trial of former Uvalde CISD officer Adrian Gonzales continues into its second week, with emotional testimony from survivors and school staff. Concurrently, national attention is focused on the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis, an incident currently under exclusive investigation by the FBI following widespread protests.

The search results display a series of breaking news stories from January 13, 2026, primarily focusing on high-profile law enforcement incidents. In Corpus Christi, Texas, the trial of former Uvalde CISD officer Adrian Gonzales enters its second week. Jurors recently heard emotional testimony from teacher Arnulfo Reyes, who survived the 2022 tragedy. Simultaneously, national attention is fixed on Minneapolis, where Department of Justice attorneys have reportedly

• He notes that "anti-ICE" protesters demonstrated in Little Rock yesterday.

• He repeats his stance that the shooting, while tragic, was a result of the individual resisting federal agents.

Elizabeth Warren vs. Donald Trump: Elswick criticizes Senator Elizabeth Warren’s recent speech at the National Press Club, where she accused the Trump administration of driving up costs and "sowing terror" via ICE. Elswick disputes her claims, arguing that prices are stabilizing and that ICE is simply enforcing the law

Dave previews the Indiana vs. Oregon national championship game before diving into the Minneapolis ICE shooting. He discusses the "ridiculous" demands for arresting federal agents and the latest diamond find in Arkansas.

Dave Elswick breaks down the latest in international and local news, from President Trump’s Venezuelan oil strategy and the escalating protests in Iran to a major federal lawsuit challenging Arkansas polling restrictions.

Attorney Clint Lancaster discusses a new federal lawsuit filed by Bryan Norris against Arkansas officials, including Tim Griffin, to challenge election laws that restrict activity within 100 feet of polling locations. The suit argues that these restrictions unconstitutionally impede exit polling, which is protected as core political speech, and seeks a preliminary injunction ahead of the March 2026 primary.