Mike Gallagher / Tuesday, October 13
From confronting drug cartels across the Western Hemisphere to expanding prevention, treatment, and recovery, Sara Carter outlines a national strategy aimed at protecting American families and pushing toward a drug-free future.
Mike Gallagher / Tuesday, October 13
With key races tightening and questions mounting over Democratic candidates, Republican leaders are warning against complacency. The message is simple: turnout matters, and every vote counts.
Mike Gallagher / Monday, October 12
James Talarico’s 12-day absence has sparked questions after he offered differing descriptions of his reported bout with the flu. With conflicting accounts, disputed claims, and questions about transparency swirling around the Texas political race, the story continues to raise one central question: where was James Talarico?
Larry O'Connor / Tuesday, October 13
Dr. Walid Phares, a renowned foreign policy expert and co-secretary general of the transatlantic parliamentary group, discusses the ongoing threat posed by Islamist ideology. With decades of experience as an advisor to the Trump campaign and an outspoken critic of Middle Eastern politics, Dr. Phares sheds light on the dangers of terrorist groups and the importance of educating the public about these threats. He addresses the recent allegations regarding Abdul Al-Sayed's connections to organizations linked to terrorist activities, emphasizing the need to follow the recommendations of the 9-11 Commission. Dr. Phares also delves into the historical context of the red-green alliance, explaining how remnants of Soviet revolutionaries and the Muslim Brotherhood have formed a coalition to penetrate Western societies. He warns about the infiltration of academia and the resulting impact on society, highlighting the urgent need for vigilance and action against these threats.
Larry O'Connor / Tuesday, October 13
In this interview, senior investigative reporter Tyler O'Neil discusses the alarming trend of leftist ideologies capturing and reshaping major American institutions. O'Neill highlights the case of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), traditionally a civic organization honoring the legacy of women descended from American Revolution leaders. He argues that similar to the Boy Scouts of America, DAR has been subverted by progressive agendas, particularly transgender ideology. O'Neil points out that many institutions, including academic and nonprofit organizations, have been influenced or taken over by leftist ideologies. He emphasizes the importance of remaining vigilant and active in protecting traditional values and purposes of these organizations. The conversation underscores the broader issue of woke ideology infiltrating various sectors, driven by university graduates who often bring leftist ideas into their professional work. O'Neil also touches on the funding sources behind these ideological shifts, noting how legacy foundations have increasingly supported radical causes.
Larry O'Connor / Tuesday, October 13
The Texas Senate race between incumbent Attorney General Ken Paxton and Democratic challenger James Talarico is heating up. This segment features a discussion with Mark Davis, a Dallas conservative talk show host, who provides insights into the current state of the race and the factors influencing voter sentiment. Davis emphasizes the unpredictability of polls and highlights the importance of voter turnout on election day. He also addresses recent controversies surrounding Talarico's whereabouts and health, suggesting that transparency could mitigate negative perceptions. Davis concludes by urging Republicans to unite behind Paxton and turn out in significant numbers to maintain Texas as a red state. The conversation offers a balanced view of the candidates, the dynamics of the race, and the broader political landscape in Texas.
Larry Elder / Tuesday, October 13
In this interview, Larry Elder speaks with Republican Congressman Ken Calvert, who discusses his re-election campaign in California's newly created 40th District. Calvert shares his thoughts on the changing political landscape, the challenges of facing another Republican in the primary, and his confidence in winning the upcoming election. He emphasizes his consistent conservative stance, support for national security, and the importance of maintaining Republican control in Congress to prevent Democratic initiatives. The conversation also touches on economic issues, including inflation and the impact on the American public, as well as the role of military installations in California. Calvert concludes by highlighting his campaign website, calvertforcongress.com, for those interested in contributing.
Larry Elder / Tuesday, October 13
In this discussion, Larry Elder examines the accusations of racism against Donald Trump and the Republicans. Elder cites instances where politicians have been called racist, including during a debate where a candidate was accused of being racist towards immigrants. The conversation also touches on a speech by Lieutenant Governor Cruz Bustamante, who mistakenly used the word "Negro" during Black History Month, leading to backlash and his subsequent apology. Additionally, Elder discusses a leaked recording of a meeting among Los Angeles city council members and a labor leader, all of whom are Latino. The meeting, focused on redistricting to increase "Latino power," featured offensive remarks about a gay councilman and other white officials, highlighting the complexities and controversies in race relations and political discourse.
Larry Elder / Monday, October 12
The discussion on Medicare for All continues to spark debate among political figures and the public. Larry Elder examines the Democratic stance on universal healthcare, highlighting that many prominent Democrats, including Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, advocate for Medicare for All. However, Elder critically analyzes the potential consequences, referencing the British healthcare system's struggles and the financial strain on states like California and Vermont. He questions the feasibility and effectiveness of such a system, pointing to increased costs, longer waiting times, and reduced efficiency. Elder also touches on the moral and spiritual implications, drawing a contrast between healthcare reform and other pressing issues. The conversation reflects on how former President Obama's healthcare policies resonate within the Democratic Party and the challenges of balancing idealistic goals with practical realities.
Charlie Kirk / Friday, December 19, 2025
The Charlie Kirk Show At AmFest 2025
Charlie Kirk / Thursday, December 18, 2025
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
Hugh Hewitt / Tuesday, October 13
Admiral Montgomery discusses the effectiveness of the blockade at the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing the U.S. Navy's remarkable success in maintaining a 99% effectiveness rate. Despite the Iranian government running out of funds, he suggests that they are likely to retaliate against Arab partners and infrastructure, including water desalination plants, power grids, and gas and oil fields. He supports President Trump's strategy to weaken Iran economically but anticipates the need for major combat operations to resolve the situation. This conversation highlights the strategic implications and potential military responses surrounding the ongoing blockade.
Hugh Hewitt / Tuesday, October 13
Dem. Chris Pappas appears to hold narrow lead over GOP's John Sununu in NH Senate race...for now.
Hugh Hewitt / Monday, October 12
Highlights from the Mike Rogers and El-Sayed debate on The Hugh Hewitt Show. Who will bring down gas prices?