Mike Gallagher Podcast

Mike and Mark give an update from the Charlie Kirk murder case, examine activist Scott Presler’s ejection from a South Dakota GOP event (and research whether John Thune can be toppled as majority leader). Then, in the “Boomers and their Procedures” corner, Mark describes his CT angiogram.

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Mike and Mark chat about Turkey, the hair transplant capital of the world. Followed by a discussion of the Supreme Court Ruling that revokes Temporary Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian immigrants. What will the Dems do now?

The Supreme Court hands the Trump administration a major immigration victory, but Mike asks what happens when cities openly refuse to follow the law. Plus, the growing backlash against Republican leaders over the SAVE Act, the Scott Pressler controversy in South Dakota, and why Mike says the biggest threat to the America First agenda may be coming from inside the GOP.

Democrats are embracing a new generation of self-described socialists, and Mike explains why their victories in New York could reshape politics across the country. Plus, why he believes Republicans are wasting a golden opportunity, the fight over the SAVE Act, and what he calls the biggest political threat heading into the 2026 midterms.

Mike and Mark evaluate the results from primary elections across New York featuring victories by radical socialists; then, a discussion of details from the Nancy Guthrie ransom notes that suggest her death; also, Kelsey Grammer with an appreciation of the USA, leading to a Broadway stage door story from Mike, and Mark’s story of a star who says “no selfies."  

Mike reacts to the political shockwaves coming out of New York’s Democratic primaries, where several far-left candidates backed by Zohran Mamdani scored major victories. The conversation explores what these results could mean for the future of the Democratic Party, concerns about rising socialist activism, growing tensions surrounding Israel and antisemitism, and whether New York’s political shift could spread to other parts of the country. Mike also discusses the broader cultural and spiritual battles shaping America’s political landscape and takes listener calls on what these developments could mean heading into the midterm elections.

Not one—but three—candidates backed by New York's democratic socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani just swept their Democratic primaries . A socialist takeover of the Democrat Party is happening right before our eyes, the likes of which we've never seen.

All three victors have vowed to "abolish ICE" and "tax the rich"—and they've all accused Israel of genocide . This isn't just about politics anymore—it's about a movement that's openly hostile to the Jewish state and its supporters.

Meanwhile, antisemitism in New York is surging. Just this week, Congressman Dan Goldman, a staunch pro-Israel Democrat, lost his primary and got retroactively banned from a Brooklyn coffee shop that called him a "genocide enabler" . The Department of Justice is now investigating the shop for discrimination—but is that enough ?

When a sitting congressman can't buy a cup of coffee without being publicly shamed for supporting Israel, and when socialists are sweeping primaries on an anti-Israel platform, you have to ask: Is this the new normal for the Democrat Party? 

Mike and Mark examine the absurd reflecting pool drama, look back at COVID deceit and what “accountability” means for Anthony Fauci, and share doubt that the Tesla that rammed a Texas house was in self-driving mode.

Wacky Democrats would rather cheer on algae than admit Trump is neutralizing Iran's nuclear capabilities. Seriously. Vandals were caught damaging the lining of the reflecting pool, and Whoopi Goldberg is out here claiming it's all Trump's fault. This is the level of delusion we're dealing with. Republicans have got to show up and vote—or the Dems will prop up even more radicals who care more about pond scum than national security.

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, Mike welcomes Sen. Rick Scott and Joe Piscopo for conversations about patriotism, freedom, and the challenges facing the country. They discuss growing concerns over far-left politics, anti-police sentiment, and vandalism targeting national landmarks, while also examining the lasting effects of the COVID era on American culture and public trust. Plus, Sen. Scott weighs in on election integrity, the SAVE Act, and why he remains optimistic about the nation’s future despite deep political divisions.

Mike examines the growing backlash surrounding the Iran peace negotiations, including criticism from both supporters and opponents of President Trump’s approach. He discusses the role of Israel in the conflict, debates over whether America should pursue a broader military response, and reactions to polling showing strong public support for ending the war. The conversation also explores political anger at home, from disputes over foreign policy to vandalism at national landmarks, before turning to the state of the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections and ongoing efforts to strengthen election integrity.

Mike and Mark share weekend movie stories (and discuss the changing industry; Is it your problem if hail damages a rental car?  And finally, the latest on varying reactions to Iran war progress

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Mike reacts to the opening of the Obama Presidential Center, weighing criticism of its design and comments made during the ceremony. He discusses Juneteenth, debates over how the holiday is viewed across the political spectrum, and questions whether anti-ICE protesters represent ordinary Americans. The conversation also turns to the latest developments surrounding Iran, including ongoing negotiations, conservative criticism of the administration’s approach, and why some on the right remain skeptical of what Mike sees as a step toward greater stability in the region.

Mike and Mark review the Obama Library, and it's not pretty.  Fear not, they are not alone.

Mike and Mark tell stories about their Dads, and about being Dads, finishing with some advice born of experience.

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Two iconic talk radio hosts. One unfiltered daily conversation. No scripts. No spin. Just Mike Gallagher and Mark Davis breaking down the news the way it should be — with decades of experience and zero apologies.

If you love smart unscripted talk show chemistry, you’re in the right place.

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Mike and Mark examine the strange patterns of reaction emerging from various sources as the Memorandum of Understanding kicks in; Are various other issues lining up positively for Republicans for the midtetrms? Mike’s TV wardrobe allowance story.

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Two iconic talk radio hosts. One unfiltered daily conversation. No scripts. No spin. Just Mike Gallagher and Mark Davis breaking down the news the way it should be — with decades of experience and zero apologies.

If you love smart unscripted talk show chemistry, you’re in the right place.

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Mike examines the backlash surrounding the Trump administration’s Iran memorandum of understanding, questioning what critics of the agreement would prefer to see instead. He discusses concerns raised by conservative commentators and lawmakers, the balance between military action and diplomacy, and whether preventing a nuclear-armed Iran while avoiding a prolonged conflict should be considered a success. Mike also weighs the political motivations behind some of the opposition to the deal, the broader debate within the Republican coalition, and the role trust plays in evaluating the administration’s foreign policy decisions.

It turns out the suspected mastermind behind the White House UFC assassination plot foiled by the FBI is an illegal immigrant from Mexico. 

Mike and Mark analyze what might be driving premature critics of the Iran peace deal; then it's off to the shocking poll reviewing the enormous gap in patriotism between conservatives and liberals.  We finish off with Mike revealing his everyday shirt supplier as Mark shares his festive shirt buying habit.

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Two iconic talk radio hosts. One unfiltered daily conversation. No scripts. No spin. Just Mike Gallagher and Mark Davis breaking down the news the way it should be — with decades of experience and zero apologies.

If you love smart unscripted talk show chemistry, you’re in the right place.

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Mike discusses a new poll showing a sharp partisan divide in Americans’ sense of national pride and what it may reveal about the country’s political climate. He examines reactions to the Trump administration’s Iran agreement, arguments over its potential impact on regional stability and energy prices, and the broader debate among conservatives and Democrats over U.S. foreign policy. Mike also addresses border security, media coverage of the deal, and disagreements within the America First movement about America’s role abroad.