The Erick Erickson Show

Erick opens Open Line Friday by dissecting President Donald Trump's prime-time address on election interference, including the DHS claim that roughly 278,000 non-citizens are registered to vote and that China accessed the voter rolls of 270 million Americans. Drawing on his years as an election lawyer and political consultant, Erick argues China does not need to hack anything because voter files are public and resold by data brokers, and he keeps pressing the real question: where are the indictments? He then delivers a two-sided monologue on the scolds of left and right, the progressive meltdown over the Blue Angels beach flyover in Pensacola and the "woke right" outrage over Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey." Topics: Trump's prime-time speech: 278,000 non-citizens on the voter rolls, China, DHS cyber-vulnerability claims, and the missing indictments Why data brokers, motor-voter registration, and publicly available voter files undercut the "China hacked us" panic, with the Incogni angle California's broken, slow-count elections and Trump's more measured tone that avoided relitigating 2020 and the Warnock and Ossoff seats The Blue Angels low-pass flyover in Pensacola: progressive online outrage vs. a beloved annual beach tradition, and Pete Hegseth The "woke right" vs. Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey": Elliot Page's casting, a Black Helen of Troy and Clytemnestra, and the two-million-feet Kodak film shoot

On Open Line Friday, Erick Erickson breaks down why China's Kimi K3 model just seized the number one spot on the front-end code arena, shoving Anthropic's Claude, OpenAI's ChatGPT, and Elon Musk's Grok down the leaderboard, and he reads David Sacks's warning that permitting delays and over-regulation are how America loses the AI race. Erick unloads on Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and the AI leaders who "creep people out" with talk of mass job losses and doom instead of selling the promise of the technology, then connects the fight to data centers, six-figure trades like welding and plumbing, and the moral foundation of the free market versus private equity. He opens the hour skewering the Maine Democratic Senate primary debate, from trans candidate Ashley Webb to a climate activist and a candidate tied to Graham Platner, before a two-sided monologue on how the left and the right both let the other side control their emotions. Topics: China's Kimi K3 tops the front-end code arena, David Sacks on permissionless innovation, and why U.S. regulation is stalling Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok Erick's blistering critique of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and AI executives who scare the public about job losses, enslavement, and doom The AI economy: data centers, six-figure blue-collar trades (welders, electricians, plumbers), free market morality, and the problem with private equity Maine Democratic Senate debate breakdown: Ashley Webb, Dan Kleban, a climate-focused candidate, the Graham Platner connection, and moderate Susan Collins Living free of outrage: the DJT airport boycott, Greta Thunberg's pivot to Palestinians, Elliot Page and Nolan's "Odyssey," and Colin Kaepernick and the NFL

On Open Line Friday, Erick Erickson opens with a personal Rush Limbaugh memory: how Rush secretly went to bat for him as the only guest host allowed to talk about guns and religion on the EIB Network, the black microphone Rush bought him, and the rare phone calls asking for prayer. He turns that into a hard look at gun rights and the debanking fight, reading CNBC anchor Andrew Ross Sorkin's own past columns urging Visa, Mastercard, JP Morgan Chase, and Lloyds of London to choke off firearms sales, then explaining why the House-passed Protecting Privacy and Purchases Act and Old Glory Bank exist to stop it. The hour's centerpiece is a warm interview with Kelly Paul, wife of Senator Rand Paul, on her Irish immigrant grandmother and her patriotic children's books "Good Night Little American" and "Good Night Young American." Rush Limbaugh behind the scenes: the guns and faith rule for guest hosts, Kit Carson, Bo Snerdley, the microphone Rush bought Erick, and Catherine Limbaugh The debanking war: Andrew Ross Sorkin's CNBC and New York Times DealBook columns pushing Visa, Mastercard, JP Morgan Chase, PayPal, Square, and Lloyds of London to cut off gun sales The Protecting Privacy and Purchases Act, firearms merchant category codes, the backdoor gun registry fear, Old Glory Bank, True Precision, and Van Allen Golf Josh Hawley versus a former Biden lawyer over clemency for Dylann Roof, plus a caller on the Communist Control Act of 1954 and its First Amendment problems Kelly Paul, wife of Senator Rand Paul, on grandmother Julia Fitzpatrick O'Toole, America's 250th, and her books "Good Night Little American" and "Good Night Young American," with the Mexico 7.3 earthquake and dead daylight saving time bill

Erick argues candidate quality will decide 2026 and spares no one, ripping GOP picks like Mike Lindell in Minnesota (against Amy Klobuchar), Colorado's fabulist nominee Marx, and Georgia's Mike Collins, whose white nationalist son-in-law Alan Shear and huge cash gap against Jon Ossoff keep growing. He then turns on the Democrats' own wreckage: Michigan socialist Abdul El-Sayed and his Medicare-refusing wife Sharra Jakaku, Arizona's Joanna Mendoza against Juan Ciscomani, plus a New Jersey Al Qaeda volunteer and a Texas nominee tied to a sex offender. The hour closes with a blistering monologue on White House corruption, from Trump's teleprompter operator betting on his speeches to World Liberty crypto profits and Kalshi and Polymarket insider trading. Topics: Mike Lindell in the Minnesota governor's race, Amy Klobuchar, and Colorado's fabulist GOP nominee Marx Georgia's Mike Collins, son-in-law Alan Shear, the Patriot Front, and Jon Ossoff's $40 million to $2 million cash edge Abdul El-Sayed, Medicare for All, and wife Sharra Jakaku refusing Medicare patients in Michigan Joanna Mendoza versus Juan Ciscomani in Arizona, plus New Jersey and Bobby Pulido Texas Democrat scandals White House corruption: the teleprompter bettor, Kalshi, Polymarket, Trump World Liberty crypto, and Erick's Cassandra warning

Erick strings together breaking audio into a single alarm about rising left-wing political violence: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealing he survived an assassination attempt by a left-wing activist two hours after being sworn in, Justice Amy Coney Barrett's harrowing House Judiciary testimony about the bulletproof vest her 12 year old son found after Dobbs, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio naming the counterterrorism blind spot toward far-left extremism. He then turns the Democratic Socialists of America's own words against them, playing Ash Siddiqui and a leaked group chat pledging to abolish the Senate, the Supreme Court, and capitalism itself, before closing with Hunter Biden's collapsing 1.7 million dollar payday. Topics: Scott Bessent's assassination-attempt reveal, plus threats against Russ Vought, Brett Kavanaugh, Pete Hegseth, and Marco Rubio Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court security testimony, Clarence Thomas, and the post-Dobbs bulletproof vest her son found Marco Rubio on the counterterrorism blind spot, Antifa denial, the 2020 George Floyd riots, and the "mostly peaceful" chyron Democratic Socialists of America exposed: Ash Siddiqui, abolishing the Senate, ranked choice voting, and replacing capitalism with socialism John Adams, David McCullough, and the founders on fallen human nature, plus Hunter Biden's 1.7 million dollar judgment against Patrick Byrne

Erick makes the case that democratic socialism always ends the same way, opening with Zohran Mamdani's plan to bar New York landlords from checking creditworthiness or evicting non-paying tenants (the "violence of evictions" activist clip) and Ro Khanna dropping his wealth-tax threshold from $1 billion to $50 million. He walks through Mike Solana's Pirate Wires history of Detroit's collapse, the UAW, and the failed electric vehicle mandate as proof that attacks on private property destroy cities, then pivots to the left's ongoing war on history: Netflix and John Ridley branding Gone with the Wind racist even as Hattie McDaniel became the first black Oscar winner. He closes on Ruben Gallego's staffer sex scandal, JD Vance blaming Israel for the Iran deal fallout, and a warning against Trump relitigating 2020 instead of stopping the socialists in 2026. Zohran Mamdani's landlord and eviction ban, the "violence of evictions" clip, Kathy Hochul, and the New York City housing shortage Ro Khanna's $50 million wealth tax, private property rights, and Mike Solana's Pirate Wires case study on Detroit, the UAW, and the electric vehicle collapse Gone with the Wind, Netflix's "known for its racism" label, John Ridley, Hattie McDaniel's historic Oscar, and the left's war on history Ruben Gallego's sex scandal with two House staffers, Eric Swalwell, Graham Platner, and Democratic deviancy JD Vance blaming Israel on Joe Rogan, Trump's prime-time address, and why 2026 matters more than relitigating 2020

Erick unloads on the online right for attacking Justice Amy Coney Barrett after her House testimony about death threats, a bulletproof vest, and a swatting incident, reminding listeners the Supreme Court's security request is unanimous and backed by Clarence Thomas. Then he takes apart New York Governor Kathy Hochul's AI data center moratorium with hard numbers on power rates in Virginia, Texas, and Georgia, corrects a viral Georgia Power eminent domain claim, and defends Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" against the social media mob. Topics: Amy Coney Barrett's testimony on threats, the bulletproof vest, the swatting, and Judge Salas, plus why attacking her makes the right "the left" The unanimous Supreme Court security request, Clarence Thomas, Brett Kavanaugh, and the Candace Owens comparison Kathy Hochul's data center moratorium debunked: Virginia, Texas, and Georgia rates falling while New York pays double Water, aquifers, the jobs myth, the SALT deduction, and China funded propaganda behind the data center panic Georgia Power corrects the viral eminent domain video, and Erick defends Nolan's 99 percent "The Odyssey"

Erick breaks down the House's bipartisan vote to make daylight saving time permanent and why Senator Tom Cotton and a bipartisan bloc from Alaska to the Dakotas are quietly killing it over dark 9 a.m. winter sunrises, floating a 30 minute split the difference compromise. Then he turns to Abdul El-Sayed collapsing against Haley Stevens in Michigan, plays a Democratic Socialists of America leader's C-SPAN clip calling to abolish the U.S. Senate, and delivers a sweeping Constitution lesson on Article 5, states as semi sovereign nations, and how Brian Kemp's COVID reopening proved the states, not Washington, hold the police power. Daylight saving time made permanent: Tom Cotton, John Thune, Roger Wicker, Amy Klobuchar, Tammy Duckworth, and the geographic North versus South divide, with a 30 minute compromise idea Winter sunrise data from Anchorage, Kalispell, and New York City, plus Burgess Everett's reporting on Senate opposition Abdul El-Sayed trailing Haley Stevens in Michigan, losing black voters by 46 points and working class voters by 22 points as voters reject socialism DSA leader Ash Siddiqui on C-SPAN wanting to abolish the Senate and replace capitalism, and why Article 5 makes equal Senate suffrage unamendable Brian Kemp, Keisha Lance Bottoms, and Stacey Abrams: how Georgia's COVID reopening proved states hold the police power, not the president

Erick Erickson delivers a candid monologue on the dangers of self-dealing in the Trump administration, warning that failing to police corruption risks handing Democrats ammunition and alienating independents ahead of the midterms. He contrasts the "drain the swamp" promise with reported foreign deals, crypto gains, and influence concerns. He also explores countercultural living in modern America: going to church, reading books, genuine socializing, and moderate drinking as antidotes to isolation, declining literacy, and AI cheating. Additional topics include Costco's employee model, free markets vs. profit-over-people pitfalls, the International Criminal Court, ranked-choice voting, and more.

War is back on the menu. Erick opens on the restart of the Iran conflict: a five hour U.S. bombing campaign, a full blockade of Iranian ports, and President Trump scrapping the 20% Strait of Hormuz toll in favor of Gulf state trade and investment deals. He presses the case that Trump should stop settling for simply keeping the strait open and finally back regime change, citing Iran's plots against Ivanka Trump and Air Force One. Then he pivots to a full-throated defense of AI data centers against what he calls a China-funded fear campaign, as New York becomes the first state to declare a data center moratorium. Iran war reignites: a five hour bombing campaign, a Strait of Hormuz blockade, and the killing of the IRGC chief with a bunker buster bomb Trump drops the 20% Hormuz ship fee for Gulf trade deals, while Saudi Arabia bombs the Houthis at Bab al-Mandeb with Trump's blessing and Israel waits on the sidelines The regime change debate: Iran's 47 year war on Americans, plots to kill Ivanka Trump and shoot down Air Force One, and reports of Iranian drones in Cuba June inflation cools to 2.6%: core CPI and headline CPI fall, the Dow dips while NASDAQ and the S&P climb, and oil ticks up (Brent near $84, West Texas near $78) Data centers defended: New York's moratorium, debunking the power and water panic, blue collar jobs for welders and electricians, property tax relief, and the race to beat China

Erick unloads on Elliot Page (formerly Ellen Page of Juno) for calling the gender binary a myth, using it to argue that while the left's wokeism is fading, its mental health crisis and DSA violence keep growing. He then delivers an extended investigation of the Patriot Front, arguing it is not an FBI or Southern Poverty Law Center front but a real movement of online radicalized young men and white nationalist pastors tied to groups like American Reformer, and he warns conservatives to purge them before they infect the Republican Party. Plus the chip driven inflation behind the data center fight, a China funded lawsuit campaign against Micron and Arizona data centers, and a Taco Bell linked outbreak. Topics: The chip inflation problem: Brad's call on the Samsung and Micron memory lawsuit, RAM prices up 30%, and why Erick says the fix is deregulation and killing chip tariffs, not banning data centers (Georgia's rate cut vs. states that restricted power supply) Elliot Page (Ellen Page) calls the gender binary a myth: Juno's accidental pro-life legacy, her attacks on Chris Pratt, transgenderism as untreated mental illness, and Gertrude Himmelfarb on defining deviancy down Nicole Wallace, Jim Acosta, and Sarah Huckabee Sanders: the "high income progressive neurotic white woman" driving the Democratic Party off the cliff, and Erick's case for contentedness over rage The Patriot Front unmasked: not SPLC or FBI funded, the "Hitler Hated Christ" account, young men radicalized online (Evola, Mein Kampf, the Daily Stormer, QAnon), white nationalist pastors, American Reformer, the Baptist Leadership Institute, and Michael Spengler China's data center war: front "concerned citizen" groups suing Micron in New York and a data center in Arizona over water, the TikTok data stack fight, and a warning to build so China cannot control the stack

Erick pushes back hard on rumors that President Trump will use a Thursday national address to declare the 2020 Georgia election stolen and delegitimize Senators Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock, warning that branding Ossoff illegitimate would only elevate him against Mike Collins and drive independents his way. He lays out a smarter playbook for Trump: make the case against Iran and its regime, present real evidence of any foreign election interference, and quote the Democratic Socialists' own words rather than calling them communists. He then turns to Justice Amy Coney Barrett's raw House testimony about death threats, a bulletproof vest, and a swatting incident, sharing his own long history of being swatted, stalked, and harassed, before closing on Lindsey Graham's Atlantic quote, "there is no they, there is only we," and a call to save your own community. Trump's rumored Thursday address: claims of a stolen 2020 Georgia election, foreign interference, and an effort to delegitimize Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock, with Erick's warning that the attack only boosts Ossoff against Mike Collins in 2026 The 2021 runoff reality check: roughly 524,000 Georgia Republicans who skipped the Ossoff and Warnock runoff after Trump and Marjorie Taylor Greene told them it would be stolen, plus the Herschel Walker misfire and why re-litigating 2020 is a losing move Erick's alternative message for Trump: build the national case to dismantle the Iranian regime, name names and present real evidence on election threats, and hoist the Democratic Socialists (Abdul El-Sayed, the "bomb Los Angeles and New York" video) on their own words Amy Coney Barrett's testimony on threats, the bulletproof vest, and a swatting incident, alongside Erick's own swatting, pizza harassment, and family stalking stories, plus the Atlanta police training facility Antifa siege A theology of hope versus secular rage: why a loss of Christian hope fuels violence on the left and the Patriot Front right (Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot), and Lindsey Graham's "there is no they, only we" charge to seek the welfare of your own community

In this powerful opening hour of The Erick Erickson Show, Erick pays tribute to the late Senator Lindsey Graham, who passed away at 71 from a tear in his aorta. Reflect on Graham's remarkable life — from raising his sister after losing both parents at 20, to his legendary defense of Brett Kavanaugh, tireless support for a strong American foreign policy, and his unmatched constituent service in South Carolina. Erick shares personal stories, Graham's famous humor, heartfelt reactions from President Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Senator Tim Scott, and addresses the wave of conspiracy theories following his sudden death. Plus, updates on Governor Henry McMaster appointing Darlene Graham to finish his Senate term. A must-listen tribute to a legendary senator and statesman.

Erick breaks down the escalating crisis with Iran as the U.S. conducts strikes and President Trump announces America will guard the Strait of Hormuz — and get paid for it. Erick also discusses Lindsey Graham's final days pushing for strong action on Iran and Ukraine, plus the imminent appointment of Graham's sister, Darlene Graham-Norden, to the U.S. Senate. Plus, a deep dive into radical left funding: the arrest and extradition of Fergie Chambers (Cox media heir), his feud with Neville Roy Singham, and how millionaire & billionaire donors are fueling militant communism within the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). Erick explores the shift from democratic socialism to Marxist direct action and what it means for 2026 politics.

Erick discusses the appointment of Darlene Graham-Norden (Lindsey Graham's sister) to the U.S. Senate and reflects on Graham's legacy. He dives deep into the growing radical left influence in the Democratic Party, from Rashida Tlaib and Ro Khanna to the funding of militant groups by figures like Fergie Chambers and Neville Roy Singham. Erick explores President Trump's "communist or patriot" message, the incompatibility of communism and Christianity, rising antisemitism, and the ActBlue foreign donor scandal. Plus, listener calls on Israel, foreign policy, and why conspiracy theories about Mitch McConnell persist. A thought-provoking hour blending politics, faith, and current events.

Erick Erickson broadcasts live from Las Vegas and dives deep into the dramatic collapse of Graham Platner's Senate campaign in Maine. Platner officially drops out amid a flood of sexual misconduct allegations, unhinged rants, and media fallout — exposing the Democratic Party's poor vetting and desperate search for anti-establishment fighters. Erick discusses the broader anti-establishment wave on both sides of the aisle, why character still matters in politics, the disconnect between party elites and voters, and the dangers of the far-left's influence on the Democratic base. Plus, listener calls on an Open Line Thursday. Topics include: - Platner's pattern of behavior and media complicity - Democratic Socialists vs. establishment Democrats - Why good candidates sit on the sidelines - Lessons from Trump's 2016 rise and current party fractures

Erick Erickson takes listener calls on an Open Line Thursday, discussing the realities of immigration enforcement, ICE operations, and why Hispanic Americans strongly oppose illegal immigration. He defends law enforcement against left-wing attacks and contrasts postmodern emotional appeals with facts on the ground. Additional topics include: - Escalating U.S. actions against Iran, including strikes on infrastructure and economic pressure - Why Democrats keep elevating flawed, extreme candidates - James Talarico's "all paths to truth" religious pluralism and its disconnect with voters - Tax reform challenges and the limits of replacing the income tax

Erick Erickson makes the case that true counterculture today looks very different from the 1960s: going to church, reading physical books, socializing in person, and enjoying moderate drinking with friends. He ties this to rising social isolation, declining literacy, AI cheating in schools, and the health of American culture. Additional topics include: - Costco's employee-first model and why treating workers well drives long-term success - Free markets, morality, and the dangers of profit-over-people private equity - Update on Graham Platner's campaign - The Tyler Robinson case and wild conspiracy theories - Bonnie Tyler tribute A thoughtful hour on faith, culture, business, and rejecting modern isolation.

Erick Erickson breaks down the latest US strikes on Iranian coastal targets, the suspension of Iran's oil sales, and ongoing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. He critiques the fragile ceasefire, JD Vance's comments, and Iran's rearmament efforts. He also delivers a strong defense of capitalism through the inspiring story of Driscoll's — the family company that made premium strawberries, blueberries, and berries available year-round worldwide through innovation. Erickson contrasts this with socialist resentment toward successful entrepreneurs like Jeff Bezos and highlights how working-class voters are rejecting candidates like Graham Plattner.

Erick Erickson breaks down the latest US strikes on Iranian coastal targets, the suspension of Iran's oil sales, and ongoing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. He critiques the fragile ceasefire, JD Vance's comments, and Iran's rearmament efforts. He also delivers a strong defense of capitalism through the inspiring story of Driscoll's — the family company that made premium strawberries, blueberries, and berries available year-round worldwide through innovation. Erickson contrasts this with socialist resentment toward successful entrepreneurs like Jeff Bezos and highlights how working-class voters are rejecting candidates like Graham Plattner.

Erick Erickson exposes the Democratic Party's Biden-style cover-up of Graham Plattner's scandals in the Maine Senate race. From the Nazi death's head tattoo and Reddit rape fantasies to multiple sexual assault and rape allegations, Democrats and the media (including the New York Times' "catch and kill") defended him until polling shifted against Susan Collins. Erickson draws parallels to Biden's decline, party elites overriding voters, and selective belief in women based on politics. A must-listen breakdown of hypocrisy, media complicity, and threats to democracy from within the Democratic Party.

Graham Platner has finally gotten too problematic and now begins the Joe Biden treatment.

Government subsidies make everything more expensive and slow innovation.

Bryan Johnson while trying to defy aging finds himself with a life threatening issue plus the latest polling heading into the midterms.

In this post-Fourth of July week episode, Erick Erickson celebrates American exceptionalism, drawing from Ronald Reagan's "City Upon a Hill" and the unique success of the American Revolution compared to the failures of France, Russia, and China. He explores what truly makes America the greatest nation and why people vote with their feet to come here. Erick also breaks down the absurd soccer controversy: leftists rooting against the U.S. team after FIFA reversed an unfair red card — simply because they assume President Trump was involved. He calls out the self-loathing patriotism of critics who refuse to leave the country they claim to hate. A powerful, inspiring monologue on liberty, sacrifice, national character, and rejecting isolationism. Must-listen for Independence Day weekend reflections on what it means to be American.

Erick Erickson highlights a powerful signal of friendship from the United Arab Emirates: while other Middle Eastern nations attended the funeral of Ayatollah Khomeini with anti-American chants, the UAE skipped it entirely and instead sent its air force to perform flyovers for America's Fourth of July celebrations. Drawing from his childhood growing up in Dubai, Erick makes the case for a stronger U.S.-UAE alliance, noting the UAE's pro-Western stance, military cooperation against Iran, exit from OPEC, and willingness to stand with America and Israel. Plus, Erick dives into the wild, dysfunctional political drama in Louisiana, where New Orleans officials indicted the state Attorney General for simply warning them they were conducting an illegal election — complete with grand jury leaks, massive conflicts of interest, and a special prosecutor who didn't even know who she was prosecuting. Erick also touches on the U.S. soccer match vs. Belgium, Patriot Front/white nationalism concerns on the right, and more. A must-listen episode on foreign alliances, American exceptionalism, and government dysfunction.

Erick Erickson urges conservatives to stop blanket-labeling Democrats as "communists" and instead expose their actual radical positions: seizing the means of production, abolishing borders and prisons, defunding police and ICE, socialized healthcare, and overthrowing "American imperialism." He breaks down how Democratic Socialists are co-opting the Democratic Party through low-turnout urban primaries, charismatic messaging, and long-term institutional capture — especially in education. Topics include: Debate with a caller defending Patriot Front / white nationalism Rise of candidates like Abdul El-Sayed (Michigan), Zohran Mamdani, and others Indoctrination of Gen Alpha and the power of protest culture Why good Republican candidates are sitting on the sidelines (Trump endorsements, donor access, etc.) Graham Platner rumors in Maine and more A hard-hitting hour on political strategy, cultural decay, and the real battle for America's future. 

SCOTUS decided that words have actual meaning and not just the fulfillment of whatever schizophrenic emotion the left is currently suffering from.

Republicans in the senate can scream about the filibuster and SAVE act but they all bailed to go home for the July 4th holiday proving they are all full of it plus the communists are taking over the democrat party but will we let them take the country?

Vance is giving Iran everything it wants while lying to the American people so it begs the question, can he be trusted going forward.

Democrats have always played footsie with communists but they went too far and the communists are now getting elected and wearing the party as a skin suit plus Trump is great at convincing voters of his vision but can't seem to manage it with elected officials.

Holy cow is the Trump administration discovering a disturbing amount of healthcare fraud and you can probably guess who almost all the perps are in these cases plus the march back to the right in South America is a direct result of misery of socialism. A lesson we seem intent on ignoring here in America.

Sadly too many on the right want more to believe a lie than be confronted with the truth.

The woke right of podcastistan just loves themselves some Russian propaganda sprinkled with a heavy dose of drooling over the islamic dictatorship of Qatar plus democrats are going to really regret nominating Christianity hating James Talarico. 

SCOTUS released a handful of decisions today but not he biggest ones plus Christians in the US would rather cozy up to politicians they like than speak on Christian persecution in places like Lebanon.

It is such a deep and profound disappointment watching Trump and Vance gaslight Americans about their Iranian deal that is worse than Obama's plus Canada loves killing the innocent but not the criminal murderer.

SCOTUS releases a number of cases today so lets break them down plus we are going to try, albeit in vain, to put a rosey spin in the Iran deal.

Working from home is not bennefiting society not matter how much you personal love it plus more on the bad Iran deal.

The President isn't handling the latest criticism of his recent decisions.

As details emerge about the lengths british politicians went to cover up migrant rape gangs it's clear accountability needs to be the focus.

Events can always change things but democrats are not on good footing heading into the midterms.

Vance tries to sell the administrations capitulation to the Iranians.

The Iran deal is a huge US failure and there is no spinning this plus the right has become as performative as the left. 

The UFC fight at the White House might not have been for everyone but it was definitely pro-America unlike the left's embarrassing counter programing plus something very evil is trying to take over churches in the US.

To the surprise of no one the left continues to hate earned wealth. 

I give up trying to figure out what President Trump is doing in Iran, it's completely schizophrenic at this point plus the left hates everything but nothing more that success they don't control.

While foreigners continue to reveal in how amazing the US is the left continues to hate it…..be more like the foreigners plus Iran is just playing games and it's beyond time to end the charade.

The economics or this prolonged, whatever you want to call it, in Iran, don't look good for the President or the US plus the left, who went all in with the #MeToo movement, is bending over backwards to defend domestic violence now that it suits their needs.

The racial grievance crowd continues to perpetuate permanent victimhood to the point it's inescapable for those foolish enough to fall for it plus President Trump just said there is a deal but every country he named, including Iran and Israel, say they have no idea what he's talking about.

Europeans and other foreigners who are coming to the US for the world cup are discovering just how awesome the United States actually is plus with Graham Platner winning Maine democrats are trying to convince themselves they can take the Senate without Maine. Good luck.

Justice was served in Texas yesterday as it sent a murdered to prison for 35 years for stabbing a 17 year old to death plus Trump is really dithering on Iran and beyond time to crap or get off the pot.

Too many people have chosen to look outward, blaming the world, instead of their poor decisions as to why they are underachievers 

It's primary day and it looks like democrats are committed to going off the cliff plus President Trump is stuck in a bad news cycle he can't get out of if he doesn't pivot.

The Chinese have been very successful in their propaganda campaign to get Americans to turn against data centers plus an over reliance on tech is ruining student education.

The left continues its mission against having children.

Our only hope in Iran is that the Presidents public statements don't reflect what is going on behind closed doors plus a break down on LA's mayoral race and no, it wasn't stolen from Spencer Pratt.

The left has made it there mission to destroy anyone on the left if they don't toe the line.

The individuals who pushed Graham Platner have been revealed plus Scott Pelley goes full stolen valor on getting fired from CBS.

Democrats picked a doozy in Graham Platner and boy are they willing to go down with the ship as the drip, drip, drip of his insane behavior continues to come out in the media.

Some very good economic news came out recently that give some hope going forward plus Bernie Sanders is finally seeing his life long goal of taking over the democrat party.

We take look back and honor the anniversary of D-Day plus open line Friday calls.

Democrats don't and have never meant it when they talk about morals plus there is no way to sugar coat this but President Trump's action against Iran has been a complete failure.

The SPLC needed to fund racism in order to fight it….like almost all left wing causes, fund the thing you're fighting plus the left wants to go back to reeducation camps only this time for conservatives.

At some point President Trump is going to have to admit there is no negotiating with Iran as they have already breached whatever ceasefire they pretended was in place plus CBS is cleaning house and it's very telling how upset hard core progressives are about it.

Republicans in congress are not high on the idea of Pulte being the head of DNI plus democrats have a very easy and clear path to get rid of Graham Platner and their refusal to do so says everything you need to know about the left.

Covid and conspiracy killed the publics trust in health sciences plus California continues to ad fuel to the stolen election fire by taking weeks to count votes.

President Trump replaces Tulsi Gabbard with an absolute moron plus Mike Pence joins the program.

Rich kids are falling in love with communism in order to cement their social status and keep the poor in their place plus the drip, drip, drip of Graham Platner insanity continues with the worst yet to be revealed.

President Trump is having trouble sealing his vision in Congress because their loyalty largely lies with their constituents who vote for them and not the President.

Democrats are crashing out over their favorite nazi Graham Planter's latest scandal.

The fallout continues from Jill Biden's ill-timed interview about Joe's cognitive decline plus Iran has abandon all peace talks so that begs the question….will Trump man up and finish the job he started?

Iran says again, no deal, to Trump so who knows where we are in this plus the media continues to carry the water for the worst of democrat candidates.

AOC and pretty much ever other brain dead progressive feminist loves the Iranian Hands Maid Tale plus Mike Collins in Georgia has a huge personal problem.

Trump says we have a deal with Iran but Iran says we don't so who knows what is actually going on plus Jill Biden and the media finally feel safe to admit Joe Biden was a walking bowl of pudding.

The woke left and the woke right are all trying to shame Christians into voting for the heretic James Talarico plus progressive states are having a hard time making employees come back to work and do their jobs.

President Trump is handling the pressure campaign on Cuban brilliantly.

A lot of so-so and outright bad candidates won primaries last night so what does that mean for the general plus James Talarico is a grotesque heretic. 

Like we tried to warn people, Trump's tariff gambit is causing real harm to the US economy yet too many blind true believers still defend them plus more on the insane theology of James Talarico. 

Some new weight loss drugs are reducing cancer risks plus Jaxson Dart will be just fine no matter how much the liberal cranks cry.

One of the reasons the left keeps losing is because the media carries so much water for them they start be believe their own lies plus an update on some races in Texas and the Los Angeles mayoral race.

The left likes to abuse the court system by dragging innocent people through court proceedings in order to bankrupt them, DNI Director Tulsi Gabbard resigns plus a lets take a look at the lay of the midterm land.

Apparently poor people can't budget food anymore and it has nothing to do with their economic situation but their economic literacy plus Mike Collins is the GOP candidate we don't need unless you want six more years of Jon Ossoff.

The media is total spin mode for China as they attempt to hide how much their economy is hurting right now, are the US munitions stockpiles really depleted plus there continues to be a shift by minorities away from the democrat party.

AI, at least at this point, can't replace human creativity.

The President made some comments on Iran that raised a few eyebrows plus reports indicate that democrats are pouring heavy money into stopping their worst progressive candidates.

We ignore our neighbors while staring at our phones completely destroying our sense of community plus progressives are emotionally weak which makes them and the most dangerous.

Governor Kemp joins the program to give his thoughts on the gubernatorial and senate races in Georgia.

The fabulist Nicholas Kristof at the NYT pens an oped more insane than the origin story of Scientology because he a terrorist sympathizer plus both parties have problems and bright spots heading into the midterms but which one will dominate the narrative?

The left continues their jihad to delegitimize the courts because they continue to rule against their insane power grabs plus the left is not handling the court decisions blocking their racist congressional maps.

What's next in Iran plus China is spending a lot of time and resource recruiting US officials to work on behalf of the CCP.

The Venezuela effect is taking shape in the western hemisphere plus Iran never intended to abide by the ceasefire and the longer we pretend otherwise gives them more time to rearm.

New data out shows that a disturbing percentage of the left justifies violence in order to achieve their end goal plus tariffs are starting to exacerbate the problem we have known for a long time that we don't produce enough in this country anymore.

The Virginia Supreme Court rules the Virginia redistricting effort was unconstitutional which comes on the heels of multiple red state redistricting efforts being upheld plus the latest jobs numbers look pretty good for the US economy.

The reaction to democrat loses in the redistricting fight have only proven violence and authoritarianism are deeply rooted on the left plus the press does nothing but commit daily acts of grotesque malpractice in how they cover events.

AOC, who speaks for the radical left, doesn't think you can earn wealth because she and the rest are morons plus too many foreigners refuse to assimilate and just use the US as an ATM.

President Trump's switch to coddling Iran, allowing them to continue bombing Arab allies is going to have a negative impact on our global position plus the left is lighting itself on fire over redistricting, ignoring black members of congress who represent white districts.

Spencer Pratt laid the hammer down on the two incompetents he's running against for mayor of LA.

The Save Act doesn't even have all the republicans on board and yet some voters want to stay home in the midterms if it isn't passed, ensuring democrat gains plus the Attorney General of Alabama Steve Marshall joins the program to discuss redistricting. 

Democrats refuse to change course no matter how much evidence points to the failure of their policies plus it looks like the Trump administration doesn't have a clear plan on Iran and this is a huge problem moving forward.

Secretary Rubio commanded the room at a White House press briefing giving more weight to a possible 2028 presidential run plus the conservative grifter class has their eyes set on their next mark……the RNC chair.

The FBI raids the office of a high level state democrat in Virginia for corruption that was widely known in the state plus there is no biblical case against capital punishment no matter how much the hippies misquote scripture.

The Biden administration kills off an airline and the left blames the airline plus it's time to bomb Iran's infrastructure and no it's not a war crime no matter how much the hippies scream about it.

The GOP is dropping the ball heading into the midterms with complete apathy for early voting plus no matter how much the right screams in many states you can't stop an election after it has already started in order to redraw district lines.  

Things are really starting to fall apart for Russia in Ukraine while Putin hides in a bunker plus unions are garage organizations that launder money to their pet political causes.

Democrats love a good nazi so long as he's their nazi plus both the right and left have fallen in love with playing the victim.

Spirit Airlines goes out of business, the experts are almost always wrong these days, the grifters are losing their grip and progressives in the media are trying to get Scott Jennings fired from CNN plus how do we handle H1B visas?

The SCOTUS decision on redistricting has everyone pointing fingers so lets take a look at the actual impact on the midterms and beyond plus Americans are still upset about gas prices but not enough to fully blame the GOP.

There are a lot of options on the table for the US regarding Iran but it's time for President Trump to go back to punching the regime hard with bombs plus the MAHA movement is joke.

SCOTUS rules against racial gerrymandering which has the left up in arms plus the family of a terrorist is deported but the media is hiding that important fact.

The bad actors on the left are being lifted up and leading all of us to a very bad place plus its hard to reconcile the bad things in life with idea that everything happens for the good of God's plan.

The left is losing control of their assassins and are desperate to keep their literal fire directed at the right. This isn't a both sides issue no matter how much the whole media pretends otherwise.

The oil cartel known as OPEC is falling apart which will realign global oil prices plus Frank Siller from Tunnel to Towers calls in about its 25th anniversary.

Main stream left wing violence is here. It is no longer on the fringes.

Democrat policies lead to failed bailouts which lead to federal bail outs and around and around we go plus Will Hild from Consumers Research joins the program.

Don't cry a tear for the federal workers who lost their jobs because DOGE, they just experienced what ever single person in the private sector deals with all the time plus Secretary Hegseth is firing competent people because of his own insecurities.

Virginia decides that half their state doesn't deserve representation plus the delicate cease fire with Iran will continue but how long will it last with growing evidence that the IRCG is in charge and no one else.

Turns out the SPLC is quite the fraud organization. They have been funding white supremacist groups with shell companies in order to 'fight' white supremacy plus the US is back to propping up failing industry.

The government is a jobs fair for the unproductive which is why nothing works.

You'd be shocked to learn democrats are cheering on Iran's defiance of the US blockade plus the disaster of a Labor Secretary is mercifully out. Lets hope for someone better.

The GOP couldn't be bothered to spend a dime in Virginia to combat the insane redistricting boondoggle democrats are pushing plus college isn't want it used to be and it's saddling students with unpayable debt.

The White House Correspondents dinner is a circle jerk of bad faith actors pretending to be the gatekeepers of truth.

After closing the Straight again over the weekend it's clear, and always has been, that Iran can't be trusted so it's time for the bombing to commence plus a man kills all 8 of his kids but if the soft on crime prosecutor did their job he'd have been behind bars.

Everything matters now as we head into the midterms and both sides seem hell bent on putting their worst foot forward plus Transportation Secretary Duffy tries to clean up the absolute mess mayor Pete left the agency in when he left.

Progressives on the right and left are trying to redefine everything, history, Christianity, America itself, you name it because they are committed to postmodernism.

Trump continues to move the ball in America's direction so predictably the left is having a problem with it but the President shouldn't trust a single thing he's told by Iran.

Trump has done more for the safety of black Americans than anyone but the left will continue to call him racist plus the truth about Hegseth and the prayer. 

You are less informed and full of infinitely more misinformed if you spend your time on podcastistan than if you listed to the mainstream media plus modern progressivism was born out of Woodrow Wilson's deep racism. 

Another day, another horrific illegal alien murdering a US citizen plus the sickness of antisemitism is spreading in both parties.

The algorithm is breaking the brains of too many people especially the terminally online plus the Pope decides to step into politics instead of the Gospel. 

Republicans are again failing to meet the moment and risking electoral success by propping up another batch of awful candidates. Blames primary voters. Plus the crazy communist Mamdani gleefully roles out his new wealth tax.

The democrats are turned so hard left they are spinning in circles plus the Trump administration rolls out an ambitious plan for natural gas in the US. 

Looks like the embargo on Iran is paying quick dividends plus Grover Norquist joins the program on this holiest of days…..US Tax Day….ugh.

Lets take a very premature look at the 2028 GOP field plus the Republicans have things to highlight heading into midterms but they are fumbling badly.

President Trump regains the upper hand (he never really lost it) in Iran and the fight of the Straight of Hormuz plus Congress is doing a little much needed house cleaning.

We have created a permission loop with the President where even his most ardent supporters can't criticize him without being attacked.

Secretary Rubio brings Lebanon and Israel together for the first time in decades to talk peace and we have President Trump to thank for that plus the President will likely get another SCOTUS pick but will he listen to the Federalist Society? He should.

Trump takes another jab at getting a deal with Iran but is that the best outcome plus the President takes a shot at the Pope but this time he get criticized by his own supporters.

Eric Swalwell gets caught with his pants down literally, drops out of the CA governors race and is under investigation plus sports ruined itself when it left broadcast for 50 different streaming apps. It's unwatchable.

Victor Orban lost in Hungry but what does that mean going forward plus how concerned should we be about AI? If we listen to the company owners of AI…..a lot.

The ongoing dysfunction of the Middle East and the ongoing great debate on Muslim assimilation. 

The Alphabet Gang is back with a new addition.

To deal or not to deal…that's the question. Are there really the first building blocks of a deal with Iran or is it more gamesmanship.

The Iranian regimes soles purpose for existing, by their own admission, is to bring about the apocalypse, not understanding this point will lead to bad outcomes plus an interview with Elliot Stovall with the Filter Project.

Looks like the ceasefire deal with Iran has fallen apart before the show even ended so what's next plus the left has made homelessness so much worse than it needs to be.

You can't out crazy the crazies in Iran so the President MUST stick with his redline plus the propagandists, naysayers and experts are all wrong on Iran as they continue to advocate for an American loss. 

As more details come out about the military rescue in Iran it's even more impressive than we thought plus an interview with Dr. John Delony.

There is a lot of propaganda on both sides of the AI argument plus the hate America crowd is running the Vietnam playbook at home because they need us to lose in Iran.

The US military pulled off an incredible rescue over the weekend proving again how great we are so of course the left hates it. 

Are the experts ever right anymore plus democrat primary voters are costing democrats wins in general elections.

Republicans can't seem to capitalize on the fact democrats are disliked because they can't get their voters to turn out plus the boondoggle that is California high-speed rail.