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In a surprising turn, Democrats have successfully flipped 31 red seats to blue in recent special elections, including in traditionally conservative areas like Florida. This surge in support is fueled by over 8 million Americans taking to the streets to protest the Trump administration, demonstrating a united front for democracy. Activists from diverse backgrounds are rallying together, signaling a significant shift ahead of the midterms.
Legal AF by MeidasTouch·Trump hit with Reckoning as Protests Trigger Legal Collapse·Apr 02, 2026
“… surrounding her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case and the eventual release of the files, including in a fiery hearing before the House Judiciary Committee. The survivors in the room, if you are willing, please stand. And if you are willing, please raise your hands if you have still not been able to meet with this Department of Justice. These co-conspirators have you indicted? How many perpetrators are you even investigating? First, you showed it. I find it. How many have you indicted? Excuse me. I'm going to answer the question. Answer my question. No, I'm going to answer the question. President …”“… end birthright citizenship. But her firing comes after multiple sources tell NBC News the president had grown more and more frustrated with his attorney general in recent days. Bondi struggled to recover her standing with the president after missteps surrounding her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case and the eventual release of the files, including in a fiery hearing before the House Judiciary Committee. The survivors in the room, if you are willing, please stand. And if you are willing, please raise your hands if you have still not been able to meet with this Department of Justice. These co-conspirators have you indicted? How many perpetrators are you even investigating? First, you showed it. I find it. How many have you indicted? Excuse me. I'm going to answer the question. Answer my question. No, I'm going to answer the question. President Trump is far back as last June joking about Bondi's legacy. But I want to correct. She's going to go down as a great attorney general. I may change my mind about that. I don't know. Maybe someday I'll set a call and say, I was only kidding. She's going to go down as a great attorney general. And in September, voicing frustration with the Justice …”View more
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Pam Bondi's dismissal reflects President Trump's growing frustration with her handling of high-profile cases and his impatience with the Justice Department's progress.
Meet the Press·Meet the Press NOW — April 2·Apr 02, 2026
“… feel like there's a general sense of futility in the way people deal with these scores. You know, because it's a cardinal scale that comes from the National Center of Education Statistics. and the scale runs from zero to 500. And so we'll see swings of like three or four points on a scale of zero to 500. And we impute the most significant of consequence to that. And when I interviewed the people who designed those tests, you know, it's like you realize, I think a lot of the people in these positions of authority and power are pretty math confused themselves. And I think the people who report on it …”“… then that's what you're going to do. And if you just direct all in focus on those two measures, you know, you would hope you get some improvement. And they've gotten some. But I actually think, and this sparked me to write the book, is, you know, I feel like there's a general sense of futility in the way people deal with these scores. You know, because it's a cardinal scale that comes from the National Center of Education Statistics. and the scale runs from zero to 500. And so we'll see swings of like three or four points on a scale of zero to 500. And we impute the most significant of consequence to that. And when I interviewed the people who designed those tests, you know, it's like you realize, I think a lot of the people in these positions of authority and power are pretty math confused themselves. And I think the people who report on it don't know how to make sense of it. And then you'll see, and this is something most people are familiar with, you see kind of a cheap data visualization trick. So if you have a four swing on a scale of 0 to 500 show on a compressed scale of 10 range or 20 range you can make three points look catastrophic or miraculous if you show three points on a …”View more
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American schools are prioritizing outdated math concepts over practical skills, leaving students unprepared for real-life challenges. Ted Dintersmith argues that the obsession with test scores is leading to disillusionment in both students and teachers, while innovative approaches in states like Mississippi show that focusing on essential skills can yield better outcomes. This misalignment in educational priorities is detrimental to students' love for learning and their future prospects.
The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway·Schools Are Teaching Kids the Wrong Things — with Ted Dintersmith·Apr 02, 2026
“… that variations in the manufacturing process rendered the FBI's testimony about the science unreliable and potentially misleading. Specifically, the National Academy of Sciences said that decades of FBI statements to jurors linking a particular bullet to those found in a suspect's gun or cartridge box were so overstated that such testimony should be considered misleading under the federal rules of evidence. A year later, the Bureau abandoned the analysis. So the FBI came up with the road chemistry because they needed to match a bullet in the JFK case. Oh my gosh, it's just so amazing. It's amazing …”“… in 1963. The technique used chemistry to link crime scene bullets to ones that were possessed by suspects on the theory that each batch of lead had a unique elemental makeup. In 2004, however, the nation's most prestigious scientific body concluded that variations in the manufacturing process rendered the FBI's testimony about the science unreliable and potentially misleading. Specifically, the National Academy of Sciences said that decades of FBI statements to jurors linking a particular bullet to those found in a suspect's gun or cartridge box were so overstated that such testimony should be considered misleading under the federal rules of evidence. A year later, the Bureau abandoned the analysis. So the FBI came up with the road chemistry because they needed to match a bullet in the JFK case. Oh my gosh, it's just so amazing. It's amazing that they're bringing that back because Charlie is just lucky, I guess. lucky that they're getting back into chemistry flawed technique we're going to use it don't worry the ATF says it's inconclusive which is the best they could do but we needed to do this in 63 and we going to do it again and kind of maybe all the same players are involved because …”View more
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The CIA's recruitment methods are under scrutiny, with surprising connections to the Sears company and the Romney family. As investigations unfold, ties between influential families like the Hilds and Romneys raise questions about deep state involvement. This mini-story reveals how historical family connections may impact current political dynamics.
Candace·Friends In High Temples: Charlie's Final Call With Bibi... | Candace Ep 320·Apr 02, 2026
“Here's Biden doing his race hustle at the Democratic National Convention. He's a hero, though. Storyboard this story. I ran for president in 2020 because of what I saw in Charlottesville. I stood up. In August of 2017. Charlottesville? extremists coming out of the woods, carrying torches. Storyboard. Their veins bulging. Veins bulging. From their necks. Their necks. Carrying Nazi swastikas. Yep, he stood up. Chaining the same exact anti-Semitic bile that was heard in Germany in the early 30s. He …”“Here's Biden doing his race hustle at the Democratic National Convention. He's a hero, though. Storyboard this story. I ran for president in 2020 because of what I saw in Charlottesville. I stood up. In August of 2017. Charlottesville? extremists coming out of the woods, carrying torches. Storyboard. Their veins bulging. Veins bulging. From their necks. Their necks. Carrying Nazi swastikas. Yep, he stood up. Chaining the same exact anti-Semitic bile that was heard in Germany in the early 30s. He stood up because he's a hero. He's a hero. Yeah. Okay, everybody. Can we storyboard the AOC now? Like almost killed, not in the building. I don't know. How long are you idiots going to go along with this shit? Biden's a retard, by the way. And by the way, he's a sociopath and he's a narcissist. Like he ran for president to stop racism and then went …”View more
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In this segment, the host hilariously critiques Biden's contradictory stance on racism, likening his actions to a 'race hustle' at the Democratic National Convention. The absurdity peaks when they sarcastically question how long people will continue to forgive him, comparing it to the forgiveness given to COVID mismanagement.
Adam Carolla Show·Xi Van Fleet Warns About China’s Influence in America·Mar 31, 2026
“We covered it on Legal AF, heard the case of Watson versus the Republican National Committee. about whether states can count mail-in ballots that are postmarked by Election Day but arrived afterwards. So I think that's going to be really – I think that's going to have a big impact on how things go. But, you know, if the court rules against the Mississippi case, in that case, you know, states might be barred from counting ballots that arrive after Election Day, even if they were mailed on time. So, you know, there's just a lot …”“We covered it on Legal AF, heard the case of Watson versus the Republican National Committee. about whether states can count mail-in ballots that are postmarked by Election Day but arrived afterwards. So I think that's going to be really – I think that's going to have a big impact on how things go. But, you know, if the court rules against the Mississippi case, in that case, you know, states might be barred from counting ballots that arrive after Election Day, even if they were mailed on time. So, you know, there's just a lot that's up in the air right now. And I think that one thing the Supreme Court didn love is that different states have different rules Right And that Election Day means something And what is election day But I think the thing that Trump is not going to be allowed to do, which is to nationalize or federalize or control this. So it'll be really, you …”View more
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The Supreme Court's decision on whether states can count mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day could drastically affect voting rights. If they rule against counting these ballots, many votes could be disenfranchised, especially in rural areas where polling places are scarce. This situation highlights Trump's ongoing attempts to control voting processes and the logistical challenges facing states.
Legal AF by MeidasTouch·Legal AF - 4/1/2026·Apr 02, 2026
“… was a corrupt relationship. And then that brings us to the fall and winter of 2022. That's my new story. In that environment, in that country, our national security agency, the NSA, intercepted some government communications of the Ukrainian government. Senior government officials in the Zelensky administration. We don't know who, but we know their senior from the report that was declassified. They are discussing a plot that they have apparently worked out with USAID workers in Kiev. So federal workers working for our foreign aid agency inside the State Department, USAID, talking about a way to …”“… you get to 2019, you've got the impeachment, which was Ukraine's effort to make it look like anyone who thought that the Hunter-Biden relationship was corrupt was a wingding, a conspiracy theorist, when in fact, as we now know, it was all true. It was a corrupt relationship. And then that brings us to the fall and winter of 2022. That's my new story. In that environment, in that country, our national security agency, the NSA, intercepted some government communications of the Ukrainian government. Senior government officials in the Zelensky administration. We don't know who, but we know their senior from the report that was declassified. They are discussing a plot that they have apparently worked out with USAID workers in Kiev. So federal workers working for our foreign aid agency inside the State Department, USAID, talking about a way to concoct a $200 million to $300 million clean energy grant for Ukraine. And just keep in mind that at the time they're concocting this, Ukraine is getting bombarded every day by Russia. They're not thinking about solar panels and windmills. They're trying to survive a war with Russia. But somehow USAID thought it would be a good idea to route hundreds …”View more
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In a shocking revelation, intercepted communications reveal a plot to funnel $200-$300 million of U.S. taxpayer money to Ukraine, with 90% potentially laundered into the Democratic Party's campaign coffers ahead of the 2024 election. This scheme emerged during a time when Ukraine was under siege from Russia, raising serious questions about priorities and corruption. The story exposes a troubling intersection of foreign aid and domestic political financing.
The Jesse Kelly Show·Corrupt Democrat To Be EXPELLED From Congress?·Mar 31, 2026
“… Senator Mike Lee, a Republican from Utah, and the Parents Over Platforms Act, introduced by Representative Jake Archencloss, who's a Massachusetts Democratic senator, included the same commercially reasonable languages as the state bills. Although this phrasing does not explicitly mandate government ID or biometric checks, it creates strong incentives for app stores to collect the most precise forms of evidence available, driver's licenses, passports, or credit cards. Fearing the risk of lawsuits and non-compliance penalties, companies would default to the most definitive identification techniques, …”“… commercially reasonable methods. Utah and Louisiana's laws are set to go into effect in 2026. While Texas has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge, on constitutional grounds. Two federal bills, the App Store Accountability Act, introduced by Senator Mike Lee, a Republican from Utah, and the Parents Over Platforms Act, introduced by Representative Jake Archencloss, who's a Massachusetts Democratic senator, included the same commercially reasonable languages as the state bills. Although this phrasing does not explicitly mandate government ID or biometric checks, it creates strong incentives for app stores to collect the most precise forms of evidence available, driver's licenses, passports, or credit cards. Fearing the risk of lawsuits and non-compliance penalties, companies would default to the most definitive identification techniques, which that's a problem, right? So what they're saying here is that by having state and even federal laws which say you must do the best job you can, unfortunately, the best job you can is very intrusive of privacy. So they said in 2025 alone, several popular apps that already required government ID checks for age verification suffered significant …”View more
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California's new Digital Age Assurance Act aims to enhance youth online safety but raises significant privacy concerns. As companies face pressure to verify ages through intrusive methods, incidents like the T-app data breach highlight the risks of mandatory ID checks. This law could lead to a troubling balance between safety and privacy for users.
“… News poll, Quinnipiac, Reuters poll, all of them are right in line with this. Okay, so it's not a one off. It's this is a trend. Today's is from the National University of Massachusetts Amherst poll, 1,000 U.S. adults. And it gives President Trump the lowest approval rating of his second term, 33% overall, disapproved, 62%. At the RCP, Real Clear Politics list of polls, no poll has had Trump at 33% since one in 2017, Quinnipiac back then. So this says he's at 33 percent according to this poll in april of last year he was at 44 percent in this poll uh inflation 24 percent approve 71 percent …”“you know, as we see poll after poll after poll. I'm going to show you one today. But I mean, it goes Fox News poll, Quinnipiac, Reuters poll, all of them are right in line with this. Okay, so it's not a one off. It's this is a trend. Today's is from the National University of Massachusetts Amherst poll, 1,000 U.S. adults. And it gives President Trump the lowest approval rating of his second term, 33% overall, disapproved, 62%. At the RCP, Real Clear Politics list of polls, no poll has had Trump at 33% since one in 2017, Quinnipiac back then. So this says he's at 33 percent according to this poll in april of last year he was at 44 percent in this poll uh inflation 24 percent approve 71 percent disapprove jobs 30 percent approve 61 percent disapprove immigration 35 percent approve 60 percent disapprove tariffs 28 percent approve 64 percent disapprove uh the the trump handling of iran the war with iran 29 approve 63 disapprove so we've got a 29 approval rating on launching the war and on how he's handling it and i like and by the way they re the …”View more
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President Trump's approval rating on handling the Iran war has plummeted to just 29%, with overwhelming disapproval from the American public. Recent polls, including one from the National University of Massachusetts Amherst, show a consistent trend of declining support for Trump's military actions, revealing that only 8% of Americans support sending ground troops to Iran. This significant backlash indicates a political crisis for Trump and the Republicans, regardless of personal opinions on the war itself.
The Megyn Kelly Show·Trump's Iran Uranium Push, Lindsey Graham at Disney World, and Tiger Woods' Sad DUI, with Professor Pape and Stu Burguiere | Ep. 1284·Mar 30, 2026
“… for us he's not good meanwhile like the media has just sort of glossed this over and actually enabled the whole rise of the son pikers within the democratic party but it it just it It reminds me of what we've talked about throughout this program, which is the – what is the Democratic Party today is to Abigail Spam murder you. Dude, that's it. It's – the problem that they've got here is that this is catching a touch more attention than they'd prefer. They don't want it. We don't need to talk about all of that. What we need is a nice, clean-cut white woman from rural parts of the state that you're …”“she's like i can't and i have if asked i will serve but you so you know this thing is replete with a whole bunch of hand ringers through like oh he's not good for us he's not good meanwhile like the media has just sort of glossed this over and actually enabled the whole rise of the son pikers within the democratic party but it it just it It reminds me of what we've talked about throughout this program, which is the – what is the Democratic Party today is to Abigail Spam murder you. Dude, that's it. It's – the problem that they've got here is that this is catching a touch more attention than they'd prefer. They don't want it. We don't need to talk about all of that. What we need is a nice, clean-cut white woman from rural parts of the state that you're from who may have a law enforcement or intelligence background. That's right. Talks about their willingness to work across party lines and is all serious about, like, you know, being normal. And then you find out, like, I don't know, four days after they've been elected that the Communist Manifesto was like an inspiration document. I can tell you …”View more
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The chaos within the Democratic Party is evident as activists hijack events, showcasing communist flags and extreme rhetoric, leaving traditional supporters in shock. This reflects a deeper conflict in the party, where fringe elements overshadow mainstream voices, raising questions about the party's future direction. The irony is palpable as these activists seek attention while alienating their own base.
Ruthless Podcast·Who’s Behind The ‘No Kings’ Money Grab & Why Do They Hate Their Own Supporters?·Mar 31, 2026
“… cannot proceed with his plans for a giant ballroom on the site of the demolished East Wing of the White House without approval from Congress. The National Trust for Historic Preservation has sued Trump and a number of federal agencies to stop construction of the ballroom, noting that Trump skipped reviews and approvals that were required by law. The decision by Leon, who was appointed by President George W. Bush, begins, It goes on to say that no statute comes close to giving the president the authority he claims to construct his East Wing ballroom project and do it with private funds, and points …”“Judge Richard Leon of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia also stymied Trump today when he ruled that Trump cannot proceed with his plans for a giant ballroom on the site of the demolished East Wing of the White House without approval from Congress. The National Trust for Historic Preservation has sued Trump and a number of federal agencies to stop construction of the ballroom, noting that Trump skipped reviews and approvals that were required by law. The decision by Leon, who was appointed by President George W. Bush, begins, It goes on to say that no statute comes close to giving the president the authority he claims to construct his East Wing ballroom project and do it with private funds, and points out that Trump appears to be relying for authority on a law permitting him to conduct ordinary maintenance and repair of the White House. Leon also noted that the White House has offered vague and shifting information about who is actually in charge of the project and that the public has an interest in the appearance of the White House Leon said …”View more
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Trump's White House ballroom project is halted due to legal challenges and lack of proper approvals, highlighting ongoing scrutiny and legal issues surrounding his post-presidency initiatives.
Letters from an American·Unbelievably Irresponsible·Apr 01, 2026
“… with targeting ActBlue, targeting law firms, targeting college campuses. In Trump's ideal reality, there is no opposition party. There is no Democratic Party. He wants one party control. Listen to this clip. They should terminate the filibuster and they should vote. That's what I think. I think the Senate is playing it too soft. The Republicans are wonderful people, but we're dealing with very sick individuals. The Democrats are sick. There's something wrong. They're like terrorists. We have to protect our country. We have to protect our border. Jesus Christ. Stephen Miller said the Democratic …”“… that he's building. And when he is talking politics, he's calling Democrats terrorists. He quite literally called Democrats terrorists. This is a pretext to continue to squash the opposition as he's tried to do with redistricting, with stealing elections, with targeting ActBlue, targeting law firms, targeting college campuses. In Trump's ideal reality, there is no opposition party. There is no Democratic Party. He wants one party control. Listen to this clip. They should terminate the filibuster and they should vote. That's what I think. I think the Senate is playing it too soft. The Republicans are wonderful people, but we're dealing with very sick individuals. The Democrats are sick. There's something wrong. They're like terrorists. We have to protect our country. We have to protect our border. Jesus Christ. Stephen Miller said the Democratic Party is not a party. It is a domestic extremist organization. Donald Trump said we have to take care of them like gnats, and he said they are sick. They are like terrorists. He just said that one moments ago. The way that they speak about the Democratic Party is sickening when the reality is, you want to know the reality of it? We are the ones …”View more
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Trump's erratic behavior and focus on trivial matters like a White House ballroom amid serious national issues raise concerns about his priorities and mental fitness.
The Adam Mockler Show·Trump just screwed us over in ONE MOMENT·Mar 30, 2026
“… shitting you, OK? Listen in their own words. And in case you think this is a fringe idea, I'm going to play another congressman right after that. Democratic says the exact same thing. Not only they want ICE defunded, defund the police. They want reparations, your tax dollars, stolen from you to give to illegals who aren't even in the country legally. Listen to yourself. We also need offensive actions around prosecutions. We need real accountability because at the end of the day, the people that have been inflicting this harm need to be prosecuted. They need to be brought before us and they need to …”“… Now it's taken a different form. Defund ICE, who are federal police officers. They're agents on behalf of the federal government with law enforcement powers. And not only that, you think this appeals to running guy? They want reparation. Folks, I'm not shitting you, OK? Listen in their own words. And in case you think this is a fringe idea, I'm going to play another congressman right after that. Democratic says the exact same thing. Not only they want ICE defunded, defund the police. They want reparations, your tax dollars, stolen from you to give to illegals who aren't even in the country legally. Listen to yourself. We also need offensive actions around prosecutions. We need real accountability because at the end of the day, the people that have been inflicting this harm need to be prosecuted. They need to be brought before us and they need to be held account for the trauma that they have created. and we are going to have to have some form of reparation. I can't even believe it. Folks, let me apologize to you in advance. I actually undersold that clip to the teams. You get that? You're like, no, no, Dan, that was right. It's basically like attacking ICE and talking about reparations. No, …”View more
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Democrats are increasingly focused on open borders and defunding ICE as a strategy to maintain electoral power. This stems from a fear of losing support in their blue states and a desire to replace traditional voters with new ones. The radical proposals, including reparations for illegal immigrants, highlight a disconnect from average Americans and a shift towards fringe ideologies.
The Dan Bongino Show·Follow The Money (Ep. 2483)·Mar 30, 2026
“The United States government, the National Security Agency, intercepted conversations of President Zelensky's government in Ukraine in 2022, late 2022 conspiring with federal workers at the USAID to come up with a plan to take $200 million of USAID money. That is your money, folks, taxpayer money, route it through a series of transactions, move it into the United States, and launder it into Joe Biden's 2024 campaign and the Democratic National Committee. That is John Solomon at CPAC …”“The United States government, the National Security Agency, intercepted conversations of President Zelensky's government in Ukraine in 2022, late 2022 conspiring with federal workers at the USAID to come up with a plan to take $200 million of USAID money. That is your money, folks, taxpayer money, route it through a series of transactions, move it into the United States, and launder it into Joe Biden's 2024 campaign and the Democratic National Committee. That is John Solomon at CPAC this year, and this is without a doubt. It actually happened. These are confidential documents that have been released showing that USAID was going to funnel $200 million originally sent to Ukraine for a war effort that we spent $250 billion on and still haven't accounted for a single dime of it. So, you know, and of course, you know, there's Ukraine …”View more
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Confidential documents reveal a shocking conspiracy involving President Zelensky's government and USAID officials to funnel $200 million in taxpayer funds into Joe Biden's 2024 campaign. This scheme highlights the deep-rooted corruption within the U.S. political system and raises questions about the allocation of aid meant for Ukraine. As the NGO industrial complex grows, many wonder if this financial misappropriation will ever be addressed.
The Rob Carson Show·No Kings, No Clue, & No Shame·Mar 30, 2026
“… outside of their ability when the conquistadors came to the new world that literally it was such – it was unimaginable to them. That's why I see the Democratic Party. It's unimaginable to see this gigantic corruption and these morons for what they are and that the system is just completely filled with lies. It's the same thing when the shaman had to come out and explain in the language of their own tribesmen to get them to visualize and see something as big as this boat with these sails and these conquistadors. Because they couldn't imagine it. Right. You know what's interesting? I love it when they …”“… therapy. And it's just a – it was one of those things that happened. But how do Democrats not see it? And the only way I could describe it is I remember there's a story from Alan Watts. He was talking about the shaman because there was something so outside of their ability when the conquistadors came to the new world that literally it was such – it was unimaginable to them. That's why I see the Democratic Party. It's unimaginable to see this gigantic corruption and these morons for what they are and that the system is just completely filled with lies. It's the same thing when the shaman had to come out and explain in the language of their own tribesmen to get them to visualize and see something as big as this boat with these sails and these conquistadors. Because they couldn't imagine it. Right. You know what's interesting? I love it when they tell both stories. So he's talking about shutting down all events and ball games and sporting events and churches and beaches and then simultaneously saying, I have no opinion on a huge Black Lives rally. Yeah. Right. OK. So that's it. The thing that's going on now, which is kind of interesting, is it's been months and months and months of Trump is …”View more
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Rob Schneider hilariously critiques the political mishandling of COVID, questioning why Fauci could shut down bars and churches but not Black Lives Matter rallies. His comparison of Democrats' inability to see corruption to a shaman trying to explain a boat to tribesmen adds a surreal twist that makes the segment both funny and thought-provoking.
Adam Carolla Show·Rob Schneider Annihilates Fauci and Talks Norm Macdonald Documentary·Mar 16, 2026
“… Michigan in 2024, though he lost it in 2020. I bring this up only to say that we will have a test run of what the people who are trying to secure Democratic support and then win the general election in an atmosphere that ought to be favorable to them, given that the atmosphere is generally favorable to Democrats or will be favorable to Democrats based on everything that we're reading and seeing, what they make of the gift that has been presented to them by the free beacon, or whether they think it's a poison chalice that they need to stay away from, the raw numbers would suggest that if the concern …”“… population of muslims in michigan is around 240 000 in 2024 the number of republicans is counted by affiliation though it's a little hard to count in a state like michigan um there are more republicans than democrats in 2024 and trump of course, won Michigan in 2024, though he lost it in 2020. I bring this up only to say that we will have a test run of what the people who are trying to secure Democratic support and then win the general election in an atmosphere that ought to be favorable to them, given that the atmosphere is generally favorable to Democrats or will be favorable to Democrats based on everything that we're reading and seeing, what they make of the gift that has been presented to them by the free beacon, or whether they think it's a poison chalice that they need to stay away from, the raw numbers would suggest that if the concern is not offending Muslims who are sad that the Ayatollah Khamenei is dead, that that would be a foolish calculation, given the raw numbers which suggest you have about 150,000 voters who might, a universe of voters who might feel that way as opposed to a universe of about 7 million actual voters in Michigan But what we don know is what other …”View more
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In Michigan's upcoming elections, if Abdul El-Sayed becomes the Democratic nominee, Republicans may seize the opportunity to win. With a complex voter base, Democrats must navigate the backlash from radical comments and the implications of aligning with the Jewish community amidst rising tensions, especially after a Hezbollah operative's attack. This situation presents a critical test for Democrats to balance their support among diverse constituents while addressing national security concerns.
The Commentary Magazine Podcast·Mourning in Michigan·Mar 31, 2026
“No. I think that the California Democratic Party deserves it. But I don't think it's worth giving them the pain because we'll all have to live through it. Katie Porter, Swalwell, Steyer are basically kind of in a different category than all the other candidates that are polling in single digits below them. The question is when those candidates will start dropping out. Their names are already going to be on the ballot because none of them dropped out in time to have their names not be on …”“No. I think that the California Democratic Party deserves it. But I don't think it's worth giving them the pain because we'll all have to live through it. Katie Porter, Swalwell, Steyer are basically kind of in a different category than all the other candidates that are polling in single digits below them. The question is when those candidates will start dropping out. Their names are already going to be on the ballot because none of them dropped out in time to have their names not be on the ballot. People are going to start getting their ballots, I think, May 3rd, May 4th, May 5th, something like that. And these people need to drop out and endorse because what California should really have is two Democrats duking it out in the general because that's what the majority of voters are going to be deciding anyway. At the very least, …”View more
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California's upcoming elections are critical, but many Democratic candidates are polling low and need to drop out to consolidate support. The urgency is clear: to ensure a Democrat wins, they must unite against the Republicans splitting the vote. This is not just about politics; it's about addressing the housing crisis and making politicians accountable to the people.
The Bulwark Podcast·Jon Lovett: It Is Time to Scream and Yell·Mar 31, 2026
“… that the Democrats have put together other than it is to destroy everything. These No Kings rallies actually look pretty representative to me of the Democratic coalition. I saw people flying the hammer and sickle in New York City. I saw Hezbollah flags. I saw Hamas flags. I saw Palestinian flags. I saw trans signs. I see weirdo liberal boomers out there. This is pretty representative of the Democratic coalition. And that's who funds it as well, by the way. And so I think I think I think I think if America looks at this and says, what are the two parties stand for? They got it at the No Kings. Now, I …”“You get the point. Let's jump back to Scott Jennings. Here he points out how this whole intersectional alliance of competing interests makes no sense that the Democrats have put together other than it is to destroy everything. These No Kings rallies actually look pretty representative to me of the Democratic coalition. I saw people flying the hammer and sickle in New York City. I saw Hezbollah flags. I saw Hamas flags. I saw Palestinian flags. I saw trans signs. I see weirdo liberal boomers out there. This is pretty representative of the Democratic coalition. And that's who funds it as well, by the way. And so I think I think I think I think if America looks at this and says, what are the two parties stand for? They got it at the No Kings. Now, I think I'm going to give you a little bit of a white pill right now. And the white pill is this this series of competing interests that the Democrats have. You know, I would say queers for Palestine, Palestine for queers for Palestine is very different than Palestine for queers. that these people, like the trans people who are hanging out with the …”View more
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Scott Jennings argues that the Democratic coalition, which includes diverse and often conflicting interests, is fundamentally unstable. He likens it to the Constructicons from Transformers, suggesting that while they can combine into something powerful, their competing agendas will ultimately lead to collapse. This infighting within the coalition reflects broader challenges for the party's unity and strategy.
The Rubin Report·Host Shocked as Rubio Makes Him Regret Asking This Question·Mar 30, 2026
“Wait, what? Son of a bitch. All right. So then he goes So the election deniers you know the house flips and Jim Jordan gets his gavel and starts this committee called the I forget the proper name We just shorthand is the Weaponization Committee but it the subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee to investigate the weaponization of the federal government He decides there has been a Biden censorship regime. And even though the agencies that we engaged with during the 2020 election were run by Trump appointees, again, run by Trump appointees, that despite the fact that we were talking to state and …”“Wait, what? Son of a bitch. All right. So then he goes So the election deniers you know the house flips and Jim Jordan gets his gavel and starts this committee called the I forget the proper name We just shorthand is the Weaponization Committee but it the subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee to investigate the weaponization of the federal government He decides there has been a Biden censorship regime. And even though the agencies that we engaged with during the 2020 election were run by Trump appointees, again, run by Trump appointees, that despite the fact that we were talking to state and local election officials and occasionally when we did speak to federal government agencies, like when the Iranians ran an influence operation pretending to be the Proud Boys, we did talk to the FBI about that because our team saw that early on. We did speak to the FBI. Trump appointees. But these are real. These are real. These are real things that …”View more
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In a wild twist, the segment reveals how election deniers, led by Jim Jordan, accused researchers of censorship while ironically using government power to create a spectacle. The absurdity peaks when they claim that 22 million tweets were censored, despite the researchers being transparent about their findings. It's a hilarious dive into the chaos of political narratives and the irony of weaponization from within.
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart·The Real Election Threat with Casey Newton and Renée DiResta·Mar 18, 2026
“Senate Armed Services Committee and Intelligence Committee back in 2020 when they issued their report that the Russians wanted Donald Trump elected Putin wanted Donald Trump elected and worked overtime through trying to brainwash the American people through social media and through trolls and the rest to try to get them to vote against Hillary Clinton, to sabotage the Hillary Clinton campaign. There's no doubt in my mind. There's no doubt in experts' mind that happened. …”“Senate Armed Services Committee and Intelligence Committee back in 2020 when they issued their report that the Russians wanted Donald Trump elected Putin wanted Donald Trump elected and worked overtime through trying to brainwash the American people through social media and through trolls and the rest to try to get them to vote against Hillary Clinton, to sabotage the Hillary Clinton campaign. There's no doubt in my mind. There's no doubt in experts' mind that happened. Donald Trump won't acknowledge it because it detracts from his victories, apparently, or has a whiff of corruption and conspiracy around it. But it's the truth.”View more
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In 2020, the Senate Armed Services and Intelligence Committees confirmed that Russia actively sought to elect Donald Trump by manipulating social media to undermine Hillary Clinton's campaign. Despite overwhelming evidence, Trump has refused to acknowledge this interference, which raises questions about the integrity of his victories. This situation highlights the ongoing struggle between foreign influence and American democracy.
Legal AF by MeidasTouch·Trump Inner Circle All Hacked by Foreign Govts·Apr 01, 2026
“… are making the mistake of shrinking their coalition with what you describe as purity tests, Senator? Look, I'm proud of so many things that my Democratic colleagues are doing. But as a whole, our party has failed this moment. It's why I've called for new leadership in America. I've called for a generational renewal because this left-right divide is killing our country and our adversaries know it. They come onto our social media and try to whip up hate in America. That is one of our biggest crises. It is time for a new vision of our country that's far more uniting, that brings people together, …”“… only composed of the already converted cannot change the country. If everyone in your coalition agrees with you on everything, your coalition is too small, too small to make big change and too small for what our democracy demands. Do you believe Democrats are making the mistake of shrinking their coalition with what you describe as purity tests, Senator? Look, I'm proud of so many things that my Democratic colleagues are doing. But as a whole, our party has failed this moment. It's why I've called for new leadership in America. I've called for a generational renewal because this left-right divide is killing our country and our adversaries know it. They come onto our social media and try to whip up hate in America. That is one of our biggest crises. It is time for a new vision of our country that's far more uniting, that brings people together, doesn't deepen divides. I really believe this is a time where we need new leadership, new moral imagination to pull our country together because the challenges on the horizon aren't just this current crisis that Trump has caused. He shouldn't be the main character of our narrative right now. We have real challenges from new technologies like AI and …”View more
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Senator Cory Booker argues that the Democratic Party's focus on 'purity tests' is shrinking their coalition and hindering meaningful change. He emphasizes the need for a new generation of leadership that fosters unity, especially in the face of challenges like divisive social media and emerging technologies. With his recent marriage influencing his political future, Booker hints he may run for president again, advocating love over hate in politics.
Meet the Press·March 29 — Sens. James Lankford and Cory Booker·Mar 29, 2026
“… my phone They don like that on TV and they let it go and then it went viral And I glad it did because this is the warning from AI that this is the Democratic Party and what they doing which brings us, by the way, to the demise of this country in real time and their No Kings rally. This is something that this show and, Senator, you warned about the first time there was a No Kings rally. A quote from a Fox News article, I'm going to go back in time, says, Quote, Senator Ted Cruz, Republican from Texas, was the first to sound the alarm on ties between Soros and the quote-unquote No Kings protest during …”“But I admit it because I was like I going to take this risk and read on my phone They don like that on TV and they let it go and then it went viral And I glad it did because this is the warning from AI that this is the Democratic Party and what they doing which brings us, by the way, to the demise of this country in real time and their No Kings rally. This is something that this show and, Senator, you warned about the first time there was a No Kings rally. A quote from a Fox News article, I'm going to go back in time, says, Quote, Senator Ted Cruz, Republican from Texas, was the first to sound the alarm on ties between Soros and the quote-unquote No Kings protest during an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity. And you and I were talking about that on this show. Follow the money. Look who is behind this. The kingpins is how I describe them of the Democratic Party. The communists, the socialists, the Marxists, the billionaires and multimillionaires. They are the kingpins of the party. They're funding all this None …”View more
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Recent investigations reveal that the 'No Kings' protests are heavily funded by billionaire socialists like George Soros and Neville Roy Singham, challenging the narrative of grassroots movements. These protests, which include calls for a communist revolution, are orchestrated by a network of over 500 organizations with substantial financial backing. This raises questions about the authenticity of such movements and their implications for American democracy.
Verdict with Ted Cruz·Longest Shutdown in History Continues, AI Tells us How to Destroy a Nation & "NO KINGS" Funding from Commie Billionaires Revealed·Mar 30, 2026
“… species, grotesque invasive species, and then there was this document right here that I'll share with you, That was the redactions were removed by Democratic Congress member Dan Goldman. So hat tip to him right here. So remember that document that people were saying that involved an email from Jeffrey Epstein to Ghislaine Maxwell? And they were forwarding a message that Donald Trump's lawyer had sent. But this whole document was redacted. Well, here it is. It's dated October 14, 2009. And you'll see it's from Jeffrey Epstein to Ghislaine Maxwell. And then there is a forward of a notes from a …”“… have not been How dare you invoke the name of the survivors and the victims you disgusting pieces of trash you we know exactly what you all are up to don you dare even say the word victims or survivors, you sick predator cover-uppers, you, grotesque species, grotesque invasive species, and then there was this document right here that I'll share with you, That was the redactions were removed by Democratic Congress member Dan Goldman. So hat tip to him right here. So remember that document that people were saying that involved an email from Jeffrey Epstein to Ghislaine Maxwell? And they were forwarding a message that Donald Trump's lawyer had sent. But this whole document was redacted. Well, here it is. It's dated October 14, 2009. And you'll see it's from Jeffrey Epstein to Ghislaine Maxwell. And then there is a forward of a notes from a conversation with Alan Garten, Trump's attorney. So what did Alan Garten say? Alan Garten was asked, was Jeffrey Epstein ever expelled from Mar-a-Lago? So Trump's attorney responds, no, he was not a member, may have been a guest, never asked to leave. What do you know about was Trump ever at Epstein's house? I may have been there with my wife. Then it …”View more
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Donald Trump's own lawyer revealed that Trump never kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago, contradicting Trump's claims. This information surfaced during a congressional hearing where Democrats strategically left to avoid giving credibility to a misleading subpoena. The revelation highlights ongoing attempts to cover up critical documents related to Epstein's connections.
The MeidasTouch Podcast·Thursday Afternoon Breaking News Updates with Ben - 3/19/26·Mar 19, 2026
“… supporting the French Republic diplomatically. This tension culminated in the formation of two factions, the Federalists, led by Hamilton, and the Democratic-Republicans, spearheaded by Jefferson and Madison. The press took sides with scathing editorials labelling Federalists as pro-Monarchy Stooges or Republicans as French Stooges. By the mid-1790s, Madison's oratory sharpened. He and Jefferson co-authored the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions, 1798-1799, condemning the Federalist-controlled Congress's Alien and Sedition Acts. Those acts clamped down on immigrants and criminalised criticisms of …”“… Madison as a sister movement echoing the spirit of 76 But as France slipped into revolutionary bloodshed Hamiltonians urged caution They believed forging close ties with Britain A stable trading partner was paramount Jefferson and Madison favoured supporting the French Republic diplomatically. This tension culminated in the formation of two factions, the Federalists, led by Hamilton, and the Democratic-Republicans, spearheaded by Jefferson and Madison. The press took sides with scathing editorials labelling Federalists as pro-Monarchy Stooges or Republicans as French Stooges. By the mid-1790s, Madison's oratory sharpened. He and Jefferson co-authored the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions, 1798-1799, condemning the Federalist-controlled Congress's Alien and Sedition Acts. Those acts clamped down on immigrants and criminalised criticisms of government. The resolutions advanced a novel concept. States could nullify unconstitutional federal laws, although this stance rattled the notion of federal supremacy. It resonated with many who saw the Sedition Act as a gross overreach. The matter never reached a track constitutional crisis, but it planted the seeds of the states' rights argument …”View more
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James Madison's political evolution laid the foundation for America's early party system during the late 18th century. As he navigated the tensions between Federalists and Democratic-Republicans, his personal life flourished with the marriage to Dolly Payne Todd, who helped him build political alliances. Ultimately, Madison's rise to the presidency marked a significant shift in American governance amid looming conflicts with Britain and France.
Boring History For Sleep | Gentle Storytelling And Ambient Sounds (Official)·How Carl Jung Anticipated Modern Life | Boring History·Mar 15, 2026
“… But yeah. Yep. A few other small news stories. The U.S. Army has raised its maximum enlistment age to 42. And the Pentagon is planning to maintain National Guard presence in Washington, D.C. through the entirety of Trump's second term. In a special election Tuesday night, the Dems flipped Trump's own state house district in Florida, Palm Beach County. Trump won this district by 11 points in the 2024 election. This Tuesday, Democrat Emily Gregory won by two points, nearly a 14 point swing. Are we going to point out how he voted in that election? Vote by mail. But it's OK because the Florida system …”“Yeah, a lot of money to generate this stuff. Unfathomable amounts of money are just being lit on fire. Listen to everything ever written by our friend and colleague Ed Zitron. If you want to know how much money is being lit on fire by this bullshit. But yeah. Yep. A few other small news stories. The U.S. Army has raised its maximum enlistment age to 42. And the Pentagon is planning to maintain National Guard presence in Washington, D.C. through the entirety of Trump's second term. In a special election Tuesday night, the Dems flipped Trump's own state house district in Florida, Palm Beach County. Trump won this district by 11 points in the 2024 election. This Tuesday, Democrat Emily Gregory won by two points, nearly a 14 point swing. Are we going to point out how he voted in that election? Vote by mail. But it's OK because the Florida system is safe and secure. Yeah. Also, I want to point out this is more vindication of the Mia of the Mia Blue tsunami theory that this is going to be a 2008 style blowout. If they're losing fucking Mar-a-Lago. yeah i i try not to predict how the fucking bigger elections are gonna go anymore just because yeah it's it's so hard but it's not you wouldn't …”View more
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In a surprising election outcome, Democrat Emily Gregory flipped a Florida state house district that Trump previously won by 11 points, signaling potential trouble for Republicans in the 2024 elections. This shift, alongside the U.S. Army raising its enlistment age to 42 and the ongoing presence of the National Guard in D.C., highlights a changing political landscape. Analysts are speculating that these developments might indicate a larger Democratic wave similar to the 2008 elections.
Behind the Bastards·It Could Happen Here Weekly 225·Mar 28, 2026
“… into custody are possible. None of judges in the country couldn't do it. He knows it. He's a coward. It's him. And he's the most powerful guy in the Democratic Party. Now, whether people will remember in November, I don't know. But it's a disgrace. Schumer is a coward. And if he's not going to come on a Cuomo show, I mean, all right, I am this whatever it is. Nobody takes that seriously. Why don't you just go on Daffy Duck? I mean, nobody in the world is taking that thing seriously. That's just an arm of the Democratic Party and the progressive movement. And that's where people stick. Chuck is no …”“… slapped around when you can go get a pat on the back? He's a coward. That's why he won't come on. He's a coward. And he's directly responsible for the TSA people not being paid. Because he knows that judicial warrants for every undocumented taken into custody are possible. None of judges in the country couldn't do it. He knows it. He's a coward. It's him. And he's the most powerful guy in the Democratic Party. Now, whether people will remember in November, I don't know. But it's a disgrace. Schumer is a coward. And if he's not going to come on a Cuomo show, I mean, all right, I am this whatever it is. Nobody takes that seriously. Why don't you just go on Daffy Duck? I mean, nobody in the world is taking that thing seriously. That's just an arm of the Democratic Party and the progressive movement. And that's where people stick. Chuck is no people stick to their own. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. You can get Republican people to come on. I get them on all the time. I grill Lindsey Nelson. Lindsey Nelson. Yeah. Yeah. Lindsey Graham. You know, I grill everybody. And and they still come on. Not everybody. Not everybody. But Schumer is the leader of the Democratic Party. He's a coward. That's …”View more
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Senator Chuck Schumer is labeled a coward for avoiding tough interviews, which critics argue undermines accountability in politics. This commentary highlights the mistrust in political leadership, questioning whether the public can truly believe any administration, including President Trump’s. The discussion emphasizes a long-standing issue in American politics: the challenge of discerning truth amid political spin.
Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis·O'Round the World - March 29, 2026·Mar 29, 2026
“… things. Virtually every major medical center and medical school gets funding from HHS, not only through CMS for medical care, but also from the National Institutes of Health and sometimes the CDC. Every week, I'd be having meetings in Washington saying there's a mandatory meeting. Send your dean or your chief medical officer or your chief of medicine, whatever, to Washington. And we're going to have a review of lessons learned in the pandemic, which hospital had the best treatment protocols, which one didn't, which had the lowest mortality, which didn't. Vaccine safety. This is what we're …”“… – that's what it is. It's the call. You just make the call. It's not a political issue. This is a drug safety issue. So I pulled the COVID vaccines off the market. The next thing I do is I use the power of HHS and the office to do some very important things. Virtually every major medical center and medical school gets funding from HHS, not only through CMS for medical care, but also from the National Institutes of Health and sometimes the CDC. Every week, I'd be having meetings in Washington saying there's a mandatory meeting. Send your dean or your chief medical officer or your chief of medicine, whatever, to Washington. And we're going to have a review of lessons learned in the pandemic, which hospital had the best treatment protocols, which one didn't, which had the lowest mortality, which didn't. Vaccine safety. This is what we're seeing with the vaccines. This is the reason why we're pulling them off the market. In fact, you could actually call rapid meetings and say, listen, we're going to go over the data and we want to gain a consensus. Before we tell the public we're pulling them off the market, we want to make sure you got your buy-in on this. And use the power of the …”View more
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Dr. Peter McCullough humorously critiques the medical establishment's handling of the COVID vaccine, likening it to a circus of bureaucratic meetings. His vivid imagery of Washington meetings and the 'freight train' of medical societies creates a compelling narrative that’s both entertaining and thought-provoking.
This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von·#647 - Dr. Peter McCullough·Mar 19, 2026
“… to get oil out of the region. So we knew at the time that Hussein was using illegal chemical weapons against the Iranian people. According to the National Archives, that did not come up during their discussion. Rumsfeld was there specifically to say, you're messing with our oil routes, and that's going to stop, and it's going to stop now. And so 1983, Rumsfeld knows Hussein is illegally using illegal weapons against people, doesn't care. 20 years later, he knows he isn't, doesn't care, right? So that first design I love because it's kind of cola to me. And then I did a design that was a homage to …”“… lot of a lot of mythology that America tells about itself, like making the world safer democracy, because the story behind that image is Reagan sent Rumsfeld to talk to Hussein because the war with Iran was having really negative effects on our ability to get oil out of the region. So we knew at the time that Hussein was using illegal chemical weapons against the Iranian people. According to the National Archives, that did not come up during their discussion. Rumsfeld was there specifically to say, you're messing with our oil routes, and that's going to stop, and it's going to stop now. And so 1983, Rumsfeld knows Hussein is illegally using illegal weapons against people, doesn't care. 20 years later, he knows he isn't, doesn't care, right? So that first design I love because it's kind of cola to me. And then I did a design that was a homage to Catherine Hamnett, who in the 80s, she did these white T-shirts with big black block letters that said, like, choose life. So like George Michael in a video is wearing one of those. And she actually trolled Margaret Thatcher when she met Thatcher. She wore a T-shirt that said something like 56% don't want Pershing because Thatcher was about to …”View more
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In 2019, a Chicagoan frustrated by the political climate launched Cola, a clothing brand aiming to challenge American myths through provocative designs. Despite initial struggles and selling only to friends and family, the brand gained traction on Twitter during the peak of political resistance in 2020, showcasing a unique blend of anti-imperialist messaging and fashion. This evolution highlights the intersection of politics and apparel in a tumultuous era.
Taylor Lorenz’s Power User·ICE Wants to Shut Down His Clothing Brand: What Happens When the Govt Hates Your Merch·Mar 13, 2026
“… with you, but I don't know what it is. But anyway, honestly, please, try it. Try it. Try it. You fool. You know what? I want to see Trump bring the National Guard into the Philadelphia airport. We'll see if they'll try the National Guard. That'd be kind of fun. Here is Donald Trump talking about refunding DHS agents because Democrats want ICE defunded.”“… small manhood to me. I mean, everything you say, the Tarrazzo tile really gave it away. You have, obviously, a very small manhood. You're trying to make up for something. I don't know what's going on. I don't know. There's something weird going on with you, but I don't know what it is. But anyway, honestly, please, try it. Try it. Try it. You fool. You know what? I want to see Trump bring the National Guard into the Philadelphia airport. We'll see if they'll try the National Guard. That'd be kind of fun. Here is Donald Trump talking about refunding DHS agents because Democrats want ICE defunded.”View more
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Philadelphia's District Attorney Larry Krasner has declared he will arrest ICE agents if they attempt to operate at the city's airport. This bold statement comes amid heightened tensions surrounding immigration enforcement, as Krasner, known for his progressive stance, challenges federal authority and ignites debates on law enforcement practices. The situation raises questions about the balance of power between local and federal agencies in immigration matters.
The Rob Carson Show·Birth Certificates, Border Battles, and the Great ICE Freakout·Mar 25, 2026
“… It's hard to think of a more on the nose quote if you want to summarize the objectives of the Democrat Party, and it's coming directly from the Democratic whip of the U.S. House of Representatives. Their goal is to terrorize you and your family so that you do what they want. It's why they endorsed and funded the BLM riots in 2020. It's also why they paid for Lake and Riley's killer to fly around the U.S. after letting him into the country. It's also why Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman was just gunned down in Chicago, allegedly by a Venezuelan national named Jose Medina Medina. She was …”“… to suffer. We take that responsibility very seriously. But it is one of the few leveraged times we have. So in case you missed that, she said, of course, there will be families that are going to suffer, but it's one of the few leverage times we have. It's hard to think of a more on the nose quote if you want to summarize the objectives of the Democrat Party, and it's coming directly from the Democratic whip of the U.S. House of Representatives. Their goal is to terrorize you and your family so that you do what they want. It's why they endorsed and funded the BLM riots in 2020. It's also why they paid for Lake and Riley's killer to fly around the U.S. after letting him into the country. It's also why Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman was just gunned down in Chicago, allegedly by a Venezuelan national named Jose Medina Medina. She was walking in a park by the waterfront with her friends on Thursday morning. And according to the authorities, Medina Medina shoots her in the head completely unprovoked. The same situation The Biden administration caught him at the border in 2023 Released him Police arrested him for shoplifting From Macy's that same year But again, he was let out of …”View more
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Democrats are allegedly leveraging the TSA shutdown to push their open borders agenda, even if it means endangering American lives. Representative Catherine Clark openly acknowledges that families will suffer due to their political strategy, emphasizing their willingness to use public agencies as tools for their objectives. This manipulation has dire consequences, exemplified by tragic incidents involving individuals released back into society after being apprehended at the border.
The Matt Walsh Show·Ep. 1754 - The Real Reason Your Airport Is Now A DISASTER ZONE·Mar 23, 2026
“… was, to keep meritocracy, then their representatives are way out of touch. And they're just doing this as part of the new strain of insanity in the Democratic Party. And half of me wants them to do it because they are taking the Democratic Party, which isn't even, there is no Democratic Party now. There's this people that control it like AOC, the squad, and they will, Newsom the other day just said that Israel was an apartheid society. What an idiot. Does he have any idea that if you are not a Jew and you are living in Israel and you an Arab you can vote you can hold office you can be a judge You …”“… not coming from Europe, trust me. They're coming from Asia and Latin America and Africa. And they vote because they're legal. I'm talking about most of them are legal residents. So my point is, if they vote overwhelmingly, three years ago, I think it was, to keep meritocracy, then their representatives are way out of touch. And they're just doing this as part of the new strain of insanity in the Democratic Party. And half of me wants them to do it because they are taking the Democratic Party, which isn't even, there is no Democratic Party now. There's this people that control it like AOC, the squad, and they will, Newsom the other day just said that Israel was an apartheid society. What an idiot. Does he have any idea that if you are not a Jew and you are living in Israel and you an Arab you can vote you can hold office you can be a judge You think that the Jews in Germany or blacks in apartheid South Africa could be judges It's just insane. And he's doing that to reflect this movement that DI is dying. Nobody wants it. It's part of the Trump counter-revolution. And these people that don't represent the people, it's a 70-30 issue on there on the losing end. And they're trying to go through …”View more
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California's Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 7 aims to nullify Proposition 209, allowing preferential treatment for historically underachieving groups. This legislative move, which critics argue undermines democracy, reflects a growing disconnect between elected representatives and the electorate, particularly as many voters oppose such measures. The recent gerrymandering in California districts further complicates the political landscape, raising questions about representation and fairness.
Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words·Victor Davis Hanson: Iran’s Chaos Strategy, Trump’s Political Tightrope, Cuba, and California’s DEI Push·Mar 15, 2026
“… after kids in gross ways. But what's crazy to me and so many other people that have seen these videos is to then see reactions from leaders in the Democratic Party saying, we don't have a problem. This is racist. This is whatever. And denouncing the reports of this. But when you see this fraud, it angers everyone. You're spending money as a taxpayer and then you're giving the money away to fraudsters. It should. It should. Yeah, it should. It should. You should be angry. And, you know, like fraud can happen on both sides. But when it's identified, I don't care if it's in a democratic state like we …”“… hey, shouldn't we agree? Like, you know, eliminate all the waste. If it exists under under my perfume, let's eliminate it. Let's call that what it is. You know, I'm not going to call someone or imply that you're you're a pedophile or you're going after kids in gross ways. But what's crazy to me and so many other people that have seen these videos is to then see reactions from leaders in the Democratic Party saying, we don't have a problem. This is racist. This is whatever. And denouncing the reports of this. But when you see this fraud, it angers everyone. You're spending money as a taxpayer and then you're giving the money away to fraudsters. It should. It should. Yeah, it should. It should. You should be angry. And, you know, like fraud can happen on both sides. But when it's identified, I don't care if it's in a democratic state like we should all just acknowledge maybe there is a problem here. This is part of the thing. If you tell voters that you're wrong or, you know, hey, it's no problem. There's nothing here. Then you lose. And that you want to turn that into if you want to turn that into like the border, you know, what Democrats is in 2023. You know, we do that at our own …”View more
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Fraud in government spending is infuriating taxpayers, yet leaders deny the problem exists. Senator John Fetterman argues that acknowledging these issues, regardless of party lines, is crucial for restoring voter trust. Ignoring the reality of wasteful spending could lead to dire consequences for the Democratic Party in upcoming elections.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg·John Fetterman: The Rogue Democrat Who Broke Party Ranks·Mar 18, 2026
“… flipped more than 20 legislative seats. You're just adding to that. How does that feel? I think it's a real reaction to the current policies at the national and state level. And I think that is a clear indication from voters it's the wrong track. And go ahead, legislatures, go ahead, representatives, focus on property insurance, health care, education, focus on the things that Flirtians care about. Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee President Heather Williams telling the AP, quote, If Mar-a-Lago is vulnerable, imagine what's possible this November. Williams going on to say Tuesday's race was …”“… health care, and insurance costs. Gregory defeating Trump-endorsed Republican John Maples for the open seat by about three points. Gregory speaking to CNN Tuesday night after the victory. Since President Trump's term started, the Democrats have flipped more than 20 legislative seats. You're just adding to that. How does that feel? I think it's a real reaction to the current policies at the national and state level. And I think that is a clear indication from voters it's the wrong track. And go ahead, legislatures, go ahead, representatives, focus on property insurance, health care, education, focus on the things that Flirtians care about. Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee President Heather Williams telling the AP, quote, If Mar-a-Lago is vulnerable, imagine what's possible this November. Williams going on to say Tuesday's race was the 29th seat that Democrats have flipped from Republican control since President Trump took office. Meanwhile, Republican Hillary Hawley handily defeating Democrat Edwin Perez in House District 51, covering the area between Tampa and Orlando.”View more
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In a surprising turn of events, Democrats have flipped two Florida State House seats, including one in President Trump's own backyard, signaling potential momentum for the party ahead of the 2026 elections. Navy veteran Brian Nathan narrowly defeated Republican Josie Tomko, while Emily Gregory, an Army wife, won a seat in Palm Beach County, previously held by Trump supporters. These victories highlight a significant shift in voter sentiment against Republican policies, as Democrats have now flipped over 20 legislative seats since Trump took office.
The Megyn Kelly Show·Big Tech Held Liable in Major Case, Iran War Support Slides, Dems' Surprise FL Wins: AM Update 3/26·Mar 26, 2026
“… sharing it without the reason they collected it, it's a violation of the Privacy Act. At the time, the top Democrat on the House Social Security Subcommittee, John B. Larson of Connecticut, and the Ways and Means Committee's ranking Democrat, Richard E. Neal of Massachusetts, said that the Doge appointees engaged in this scheme, who were never brought before Congress for approval or even publicly identified, must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law for these abhorrent violations of the public trust. A DOJ official told Cornfield then that the department was not currently investigating …”“… each other, and that the Social Security Administration had been unable to access it. University of Virginia privacy law expert Danielle Citron told Cornfield she was flabbergasted. If that information is shared willingly and knowingly, and they are sharing it without the reason they collected it, it's a violation of the Privacy Act. At the time, the top Democrat on the House Social Security Subcommittee, John B. Larson of Connecticut, and the Ways and Means Committee's ranking Democrat, Richard E. Neal of Massachusetts, said that the Doge appointees engaged in this scheme, who were never brought before Congress for approval or even publicly identified, must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law for these abhorrent violations of the public trust. A DOJ official told Cornfield then that the department was not currently investigating Doge. The Social Security Administration Inspector General is investigating the new whistleblower complaint. Yesterday, Noah Robertson, Jeff Stein, and Riley Began of the Washington Post reported that the Pentagon, under Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, has asked the White House to approve a request for more than $200 billion to fund the Iran war. …”View more
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A whistleblower revealed that a Trump administration official expected a pardon for sharing sensitive Social Security data to influence election results. This alarming claim comes amidst ongoing investigations into the administration's questionable practices, raising serious privacy concerns. Experts are calling for accountability as the DOJ claims no current investigation is underway.
Letters from an American·Cover-ups and Dodges·Mar 20, 2026
“… guy hates bears because they're eating his fawns and they're getting on his property. He has a property that is surrounded on three or four sides of National Forest, which if you've got a property surrounded by National Forest in southeast Oklahoma, there's going to be a bunch of bears. Okay. And so he's pushing for the CWD bill and the bear bill really hard. And so my question too, was also like, what's, what's the motivation behind it? And I've not gotten a concrete answer, but the, my personal speculation would, would be to think that he's just a deer hunter who doesn't like the bears killing the …”“… the bear bill. Okay. And for the CWD bill. But Fettgatter, I mean, it would make no sense for Fettgatter to put his name on the CWD bill because he's a deer breeder. Got it. But this other guy, rumor is they're really good friends. And this other guy hates bears because they're eating his fawns and they're getting on his property. He has a property that is surrounded on three or four sides of National Forest, which if you've got a property surrounded by National Forest in southeast Oklahoma, there's going to be a bunch of bears. Okay. And so he's pushing for the CWD bill and the bear bill really hard. And so my question too, was also like, what's, what's the motivation behind it? And I've not gotten a concrete answer, but the, my personal speculation would, would be to think that he's just a deer hunter who doesn't like the bears killing the deer or is under that impression that bears are just wiping out the population or he's a bear hunter and he realizes that if he had two weeks earlier hunting he'd have a better bear season yeah it's true that's that's another another thought but he also like the you know he would have it would benefit him massively to be able to sell captive deer …”View more
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A controversial bear hunting bill in Oklahoma could drastically increase bear hunting quotas, driven by a deer breeder's self-interest. Speculation suggests that this legislator is influenced by a friend who despises bears for preying on his fawns, raising concerns about the lack of scientific management in wildlife regulations. This situation exemplifies how personal agendas can shape laws that impact wildlife populations.
The MeatEater Podcast·Ep. 853: Turkeys Break the Internet, Tungsten Ammo Gets Expensive, and Black Bear Politics Flare·Mar 26, 2026
“… Faces House Investigation Over Dark Money Ties by Gabe Kaminsky, who's a great reporter, by the way. A nonprofit group that works with popular Democratic political influencers is under investigation by the House Oversight Committee for a disturbing pattern of activity, possibly intended to evade campaign finance disclosure rules. In a letter Friday to Creator Collective, Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer. Now, this is going to create a bit of a roam here, Mr. Producer, but... Do we get much done in the Oversight Committee with the Chairman? Do we, Mr. Producer? And they subpoenaed the …”“Now, there's a piece in the Free Press, Influencer Group that Boosts Democrat Faces House Investigation Over Dark Money Ties by Gabe Kaminsky, who's a great reporter, by the way. A nonprofit group that works with popular Democratic political influencers is under investigation by the House Oversight Committee for a disturbing pattern of activity, possibly intended to evade campaign finance disclosure rules. In a letter Friday to Creator Collective, Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer. Now, this is going to create a bit of a roam here, Mr. Producer, but... Do we get much done in the Oversight Committee with the Chairman? Do we, Mr. Producer? And they subpoenaed the Attorney General to testify on the Epstein case? They subpoenaed the Attorney General of the United States? This whole Epstein thing has been a psyops too. By the Russians, by the left, by the Democrats, by the same podcasters. There's nothing in there that is damaging to Donald Trump. They try to make it damaging. Oh, look at this picture. Look at …”View more
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A House Oversight Committee is probing a nonprofit linked to Democratic influencers for potential campaign finance violations. This investigation follows alarming reports of a program paying up to $8,000 a month to amplify Democratic messages online, raising questions about transparency and influence in politics.
Mark Levin Podcast·3/20/26 - The Fifth Column: Unmasking America's Hidden Propaganda Network·Mar 21, 2026
“… insurance anymore no we tried to sew this together for you a little bit on tuesday where you had bill cassidy who's the chairman of the senate help committee health education labor and pensions where he got oversight over health care and democrats were so insistent that we had a health healthcare crisis back in October that they had to shut the government down for 43 days They got nothing out of it in the end. They just reopened the thing after destroying the paychecks of an enormous number of people and impeding upon our economic growth and everything else. And in the end, that went away. We asked …”“… government why why because democrats weren't satisfied that health insurance stock prices were good enough they wanted to further subsidize health insurance companies in this country the shutdown is over and not a single democrat talks about health insurance anymore no we tried to sew this together for you a little bit on tuesday where you had bill cassidy who's the chairman of the senate help committee health education labor and pensions where he got oversight over health care and democrats were so insistent that we had a health healthcare crisis back in October that they had to shut the government down for 43 days They got nothing out of it in the end. They just reopened the thing after destroying the paychecks of an enormous number of people and impeding upon our economic growth and everything else. And in the end, that went away. We asked Bill Cassidy, how many Democrats have come up to you since that government shutdown was over? and said hey this was a crisis it's still a crisis let's do something about it his answer on tuesday that you all heard nobody not a single democrat which is wild not a single democrat that crisis they shut the government down for the longest period in …”View more
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Democrats shut down the government for 43 days over a healthcare crisis that they later ignored, leaving millions affected. This chaos revealed their political maneuvering as they shifted focus to appeasing a small progressive base while neglecting national security funding. In the end, they faced backlash only when constituents were inconvenienced, highlighting a disconnect between leadership and the public's needs.
Ruthless Podcast·Why Democrats Won’t Take Yes for an Answer on DHS funding·Mar 26, 2026
“… you access to all of this corpus of information on the web. And from that, you know, we got the internet boom. So I was fortunate to go work at National Semiconductor. A few people at National went off and started a company called Altos Computer. They asked me to join. This is when the microcomputers were disrupting DEC Data General, Prime, Wang. Does anybody remember these names? But this little Altos computer was upending them. So technology is all about disrupting. So we were disrupting the mini-computer companies. And I love it because I interviewed sitting on the floor. There are no desks, …”“Even in the Internet boom, you could kind of keep track of things. You know, Netscape was mission central. Netscape's the one that allowed you access to all of this corpus of information on the web. And from that, you know, we got the internet boom. So I was fortunate to go work at National Semiconductor. A few people at National went off and started a company called Altos Computer. They asked me to join. This is when the microcomputers were disrupting DEC Data General, Prime, Wang. Does anybody remember these names? But this little Altos computer was upending them. So technology is all about disrupting. So we were disrupting the mini-computer companies. And I love it because I interviewed sitting on the floor. There are no desks, nothing. I was the head of sales on Walsh Road in Santa Clara, literally like five blocks from National Semiconductor. And because I was the sales guy, and justifiably so, technology companies are engineer-driven. and our engineering CEO, Dave Jackson, who had more charisma, you know, this Brit just eked charisma and helped me close anything that …”View more
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When Altos Computer went public in the mid-80s, I shocked my wife with an unexpected fortune. She thought I was joking about our wealth until she saw the bank deposit from my stock sale. This moment highlights the unpredictable nature of tech disruption and the importance of adapting or facing obsolescence.
Uncapped with Jack Altman·Uncapped #45 | Ron Conway from SV Angel·Mar 25, 2026
“… divided up two ways. And the math is very bad for Democrats if that's the case. Now, there is a big chunk of undecided, and that undecided is mostly Democratic. And so what you have to hope is that when that undecided comes home, it comes to one of the candidates who has an actual chance of winning. If the undecided allocates evenly amongst all 12 candidates or whatever it is, then we stay in this problem. And it's also there's I wrote in the aforementioned message box a month or so ago, like now it's not time to panic. I don't think it's time to panic yet, but we're getting close to panic time. And …”“… are you doing? Or Matt Mahan at this point. Like what are you doing? Yeah, I mean, it's a great question. I mean, it is. The problem here is that California is basically a 60-40 state, and the 60 is being divided up like 12 ways, and the 40 is being divided up two ways. And the math is very bad for Democrats if that's the case. Now, there is a big chunk of undecided, and that undecided is mostly Democratic. And so what you have to hope is that when that undecided comes home, it comes to one of the candidates who has an actual chance of winning. If the undecided allocates evenly amongst all 12 candidates or whatever it is, then we stay in this problem. And it's also there's I wrote in the aforementioned message box a month or so ago, like now it's not time to panic. I don't think it's time to panic yet, but we're getting close to panic time. And people are going to like what's going to have to happen here is people are going to have to think about what's best for the party in the state and not themselves. It's going to include all these candidates who do not have a shot to win, because if you do not have support now and you do not have money to become known in the most expensive television …”View more
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California's Democratic candidates are struggling as polls show them splitting the vote while Republicans consolidate support. With only a few candidates in double digits, the urgency is rising for lesser-known candidates to drop out and endorse those with a real chance of winning. If they don't, the risk of a Republican governor looms larger as undecided voters remain crucial.
Pod Save America·Blue Wave Building in the Strait of Hormuz·Mar 27, 2026
“… a lot of discussion of how much good we're trying to do, how we're trying to be responsive to everyone. We have a tendency, particularly in the Democratic Party, to want to be empathetic and tell everyone that we're working on everything. We try to be everything to everyone all at once, rather than very strategically saying some things matter more than others. The high cost of housing, the high cost of energy, the quality of our public schools, the safety in our neighborhoods. These are the things people care about and think that they should be getting when they pay taxes. But despite increasing …”“So there's just there isn't a feedback loop with the public or an accountability for the outcome. There is a lot of performative politics, a lot of discussion of how much good we're trying to do, how we're trying to be responsive to everyone. We have a tendency, particularly in the Democratic Party, to want to be empathetic and tell everyone that we're working on everything. We try to be everything to everyone all at once, rather than very strategically saying some things matter more than others. The high cost of housing, the high cost of energy, the quality of our public schools, the safety in our neighborhoods. These are the things people care about and think that they should be getting when they pay taxes. But despite increasing spending in the state by 75 percent, none of those outcomes have actually gotten better. Some have gotten worse. The irony is that sometimes it may be the case, and I think it's very often the case, that less government solves the problem better than more government. Trying to do more to create housing may make housing more expensive. Sounds …”View more
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In California, despite a 75% increase in spending, critical issues like housing and education continue to worsen. Matt Mahan, the mayor of San Jose and a gubernatorial candidate, argues that less government intervention may actually lead to better outcomes. By setting clear public goals and allowing accountability, he believes California can finally address its pressing challenges.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg·How Matt Mahan Thinks He Can Save California·Mar 23, 2026
“… you be troubled if tomorrow the Trump Department of Justice issued a subpoena for the phone records of every Democrat that sits on the Judiciary Committee? Not if it was based on factual evidence, specific and articulable facts. Well, let me be clear. I'd be damned troubled. And that would be an abuse of power. And I'm going to predict not a single Democrat is going to say even a word about the abuse of power on their side. And that double standard is troubling. Senator Lee. Senator, you're absolutely right there in the point that you were making. Yeah, it really is amazing that nobody – and by …”“… than a fishing expedition targeting 20 percent of the Republicans in the Senate? Would you agree that's qualitatively different? I'm not familiar with the details of either investigation, so I wouldn't want to speculate. Well, let me ask you this. Would you be troubled if tomorrow the Trump Department of Justice issued a subpoena for the phone records of every Democrat that sits on the Judiciary Committee? Not if it was based on factual evidence, specific and articulable facts. Well, let me be clear. I'd be damned troubled. And that would be an abuse of power. And I'm going to predict not a single Democrat is going to say even a word about the abuse of power on their side. And that double standard is troubling. Senator Lee. Senator, you're absolutely right there in the point that you were making. Yeah, it really is amazing that nobody – and by the way, the entire hearing, the Democrats were completely silent. Like when it came their turn to question, they just said, orange man bad. They just said, we hate Donald Trump. They didn't acknowledge it. Look, one of the things that happened in Arctic Frost is not only did you have Jack Smith getting subpoenas for the phone records of 20 percent …”View more
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The Arctic Frost investigation reveals shocking abuse of power, likening it to Watergate. Evidence shows that subpoenas targeted 20% of Republican senators and even included illegal wiretaps of campaign staff. This political maneuvering raises serious concerns about integrity and legal boundaries in government investigations.
Verdict with Ted Cruz·Airport Chaos ENDING, DHS Partially Funded—the Inside Story plus Save America Act & Artic Frost·Mar 27, 2026
“… A, we saw it in the primaries with incredible turnout from Democrats. Oh, yeah, that was amazing. That was amazing. Highest since 2008. Highest Democratic primary turnout since 2008. So lots of enthusiasm. But what you also saw is a lot of those people vote in the general but hadn't voted in primaries before. But you also saw, like, we had this special election in Tarrant County where, for the first time in years, years in a Trump plus 32 district a Democratic senator was elected in this special election and right I mean that was incredible I mean people were so surprised and people I knew going …”“… Abbott and the legislature just seeded the whole territory. And we know it. We know who they value, and it's not us. So those votes are up for grabs. And that's the thing is what we have seen in recent elections in Texas really endorses that view. A, we saw it in the primaries with incredible turnout from Democrats. Oh, yeah, that was amazing. That was amazing. Highest since 2008. Highest Democratic primary turnout since 2008. So lots of enthusiasm. But what you also saw is a lot of those people vote in the general but hadn't voted in primaries before. But you also saw, like, we had this special election in Tarrant County where, for the first time in years, years in a Trump plus 32 district a Democratic senator was elected in this special election and right I mean that was incredible I mean people were so surprised and people I knew going into it were like well you know if it's a close win we'll feel I mean close loss will feel great well he won and he did because we had an A plus candidate a plus candidate who was a real person talking about real things that mattered and so people knew he he cared about his constituents and the people in Tarrant County, not Trump, but also that the …”View more
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Texas Democrats believe the upcoming 2026 elections present a unique opportunity to gain traction against Republicans, who have become increasingly aligned with Trump. With record-high turnout in recent primaries and a surprising victory in a traditionally Republican district, there's a growing sentiment that many Texas voters are ready for change. The key lies in addressing real issues and connecting with constituents, as Republicans have lost touch with the needs of Texans.
Bulwark Takes·Rep. Lizzie Fletcher: Texas May Finally Be in Play·Mar 22, 2026
“… that the non-whites are the oppressed. And so to truly liberate oneself, we need to overthrow the white people. But by golly, the liberal Democratic voters have reflected their opinion in the polls, have expressed their opinion in the polls. The polls reflect that. They want a white guy. What do we do now? Do we go with democracy or do we go with liberalism? They always go with liberalism. Even when it means punishing their own candidates, their own liberal Democrat candidates for governor by kicking them off the stage on the basis of their race. I love this. It's beautiful. I just want to …”“… core, basing itself on the primacy of the individual and the maximization of the autonomy of the individual, breaking free from all constraints, all restrictions. One constraint in the minds of liberals being race, the idea that the whites are the oppressors, that the non-whites are the oppressed. And so to truly liberate oneself, we need to overthrow the white people. But by golly, the liberal Democratic voters have reflected their opinion in the polls, have expressed their opinion in the polls. The polls reflect that. They want a white guy. What do we do now? Do we go with democracy or do we go with liberalism? They always go with liberalism. Even when it means punishing their own candidates, their own liberal Democrat candidates for governor by kicking them off the stage on the basis of their race. I love this. It's beautiful. I just want to sit. I'm going to sit on my hands, sit on my hands, just look over at California and watch, watch the implosion because it's not just California. This is playing out at the national level. As we see Pritzker, Shapiro, Newsom. Whole lot of white guys, whole lot of clean cut, rich Brooks Brothers suit wearing white guys at the top of the polls for …”View more
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Democratic candidates are facing a dilemma: should they prioritize identity politics or the will of the voters who prefer white male candidates? This tension is evident in the California gubernatorial debate, where the party struggles to balance liberal ideals with electoral realities. As the party grapples with these conflicting forces, the implications extend beyond California, reflecting a national trend in Democratic politics.
The Michael Knowles Show·Ep. 1939 - The Worst Serial Killer In American History Has Died·Mar 25, 2026
“I think that on the Democratic side they got to take quite frankly a lesson from the Republican side And they got to fall in line And they have to realize that there are always going to be disagreements some of them small especially small disagreements because it happens in families And if it happens in families, I don't agree. I love my mom at most, my mom and my husband and whatever in the world. And I don't agree with them all the time. And so we have arguments. But that …”“I think that on the Democratic side they got to take quite frankly a lesson from the Republican side And they got to fall in line And they have to realize that there are always going to be disagreements some of them small especially small disagreements because it happens in families And if it happens in families, I don't agree. I love my mom at most, my mom and my husband and whatever in the world. And I don't agree with them all the time. And so we have arguments. But that doesn't mean that I'm going to, you know, I wouldn't vote for them. Yeah, right. Of course I would vote for them. You'd vote for your husband? Yeah, of course I would. Yeah, I know. Not sure. You wouldn't? I'm just joking. He didn't come to the panel. He stayed at home, so I was just teasing him. Democrats are going to have to get over the idea …”View more
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Democrats need to start preparing for the upcoming election immediately, as the stakes are higher than ever. Don Lemon emphasizes the importance of galvanizing support, checking voter identification, and ensuring a decisive victory to counteract potential election theft by Republicans. The time for action is now, and every voter must play their part.
Bulwark Takes·Don Lemon Responds to Being Arrested and Put On Trump’s “Enemies List”·Mar 19, 2026
“… Tulsi. Tell us about that rat cliff. Here, play this clip. I'm asking the question is, there seems to be a discrepancy between what the Intelligence Committee has, a community has reported over the years and what the president has said in terms of his, of this action. For example, Senator Wyden read the report from a year ago that strikes against neighboring states and action to close the Strait of Hormuz was predicted by the intelligence community. And yet the president says nobody knew. And my question is, did you tell him? Anybody want to answer that question?”“… was never even conceived of that iran might strike their arab neighbors with american bases in it if america invaded iran or that iran would shut down the Hormuz? Did you not know that? Because kind of everybody knew that. So tell us about that, Tulsi. Tell us about that rat cliff. Here, play this clip. I'm asking the question is, there seems to be a discrepancy between what the Intelligence Committee has, a community has reported over the years and what the president has said in terms of his, of this action. For example, Senator Wyden read the report from a year ago that strikes against neighboring states and action to close the Strait of Hormuz was predicted by the intelligence community. And yet the president says nobody knew. And my question is, did you tell him? Anybody want to answer that question?”View more
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During a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, top Trump officials like Tulsi Gabbard faced intense questioning about their intelligence briefings on Iran's military actions. They struggled to provide coherent answers, revealing discrepancies between their statements and the intelligence community's assessments, particularly regarding the threat of Iranian aggression. This cross-examination highlights the confusion and chaos surrounding U.S. military decisions in the region.
The MeidasTouch Podcast·Top Trump Officials Collapse Under Cross-Exam on War·Mar 19, 2026
“… a candidate who has been stress tested, asked every single hard question in the book, and they're going to be unshakable. That's what we need in the Democratic Party. Yeah, I'm excited for it. Thank you, Mike. I agree. We give you one final word, which is I'm old enough to remember because I dropped out of college to work for Barack Obama in 2007. That's what 2007 was like. But it's going to be this on steroids because what you said, social media, AI, we're going to have probably twice as many candidates. The ecosystem is so different. We have content creators, but we're going to go have a big, messy …”“… of things. There's going to be far left people who are at liberals next liberals who are at far leftist people's next. It's going to be a huge, huge fight and it'll make us stronger. I'm excited for it. Afterwards, we're going to come out with a candidate who has been stress tested, asked every single hard question in the book, and they're going to be unshakable. That's what we need in the Democratic Party. Yeah, I'm excited for it. Thank you, Mike. I agree. We give you one final word, which is I'm old enough to remember because I dropped out of college to work for Barack Obama in 2007. That's what 2007 was like. But it's going to be this on steroids because what you said, social media, AI, we're going to have probably twice as many candidates. The ecosystem is so different. We have content creators, but we're going to go have a big, messy fight in the Democratic primary in 2027 and 2028. And we will be stronger for it. We will cultivate more talent. We will develop a candidate that is ready to go and take on J.D. Vance or Marco Rubio or whatever clown they put forward. That's a good thing, and I look forward to it. But let's remember, and I think I say this to the people who are …”View more
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External funding, particularly from super PACs like AIPAC and crypto interests, is corrupting Illinois primaries and undermining democracy by manipulating campaign finance laws.
The Adam Mockler Show·WE JUST WON BIG!·Mar 18, 2026
“… are many of them, including Durbin and Schakowsky and longtime leaders like Nancy Pelosi and Steny Hoyer. You know, is this now a moment where the Democratic Party redefines itself? Well, I mean, if you think about just what's happening in Illinois, I mean, when you have someone like Krishnamurti and Robin Kelly also moving on to try to win the Senate race, you know, Robin Kelly, 70 years old next month. And so those two seats are opening up, Illinois' 2nd Congressional District and the 8th Congressional District. And we're seeing this play out in all kinds of Democratic primaries in places like the …”“… many things that we are watching as returns come in. You know, whatever happens in November, it is clear that this year marks a changing of the guard with dozens of members of Congress retiring. We're talking mostly about Democrats today. And there are many of them, including Durbin and Schakowsky and longtime leaders like Nancy Pelosi and Steny Hoyer. You know, is this now a moment where the Democratic Party redefines itself? Well, I mean, if you think about just what's happening in Illinois, I mean, when you have someone like Krishnamurti and Robin Kelly also moving on to try to win the Senate race, you know, Robin Kelly, 70 years old next month. And so those two seats are opening up, Illinois' 2nd Congressional District and the 8th Congressional District. And we're seeing this play out in all kinds of Democratic primaries in places like the main Senate race, which is going to be key for whether or not Democrats have a shot at this uphill battle to win control of the Senate. You have a fairly young candidate in Graham Plattner against the governor of the state who is 78 years old.”View more
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The Illinois primaries are a battleground for generational change and highlight the contentious role of AIPAC's financial influence in shaping political outcomes.
The Illinois Senate race highlights the outsized influence of external funding, especially from pro-crypto super PACs, on political campaigns and the Democratic Party's future direction.
The Illinois primaries highlight a generational shift within the Democratic Party and a divide over the acceptance of external funding, with younger candidates challenging party norms.
The NPR Politics Podcast·The race for a safe Democratic House seat offers clues about the party’s future·Mar 17, 2026
“… to give you a quick rundown of just a few of the races that I've been watching in Illinois. And I want to talk about the overall direction of the Democratic Party. Some races I won't have as strong of opinions about as others. But overall, it's important that we're all informed and important that you do more research if you live in the state of Illinois. I hope this video spurs a few people to at least get out and vote. I do want to mention Illinois has same-day voter registration, so if you are a resident of the state, it is quite easy and simple to get out there, register, do some research, and …”“… are candidates who are beholden to AIPAC, beholden to special interest groups and Trump donors and who would likely be weak in the Senate and in the House. So we need to make sure that we're choosing the right candidates. And in this video, I'm going to give you a quick rundown of just a few of the races that I've been watching in Illinois. And I want to talk about the overall direction of the Democratic Party. Some races I won't have as strong of opinions about as others. But overall, it's important that we're all informed and important that you do more research if you live in the state of Illinois. I hope this video spurs a few people to at least get out and vote. I do want to mention Illinois has same-day voter registration, so if you are a resident of the state, it is quite easy and simple to get out there, register, do some research, and vote for candidates that push our country in the right direction. Let's start off with some of the voters' messages that we're getting from the New York Times. This is thanks to the New York Times. Let's hear it directly from Angel Zanarini, a 37-year-old voter from Rogers Park. This voter said the increased ICE raids in Chicago were her biggest …”View more
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The Illinois primaries are crucial for choosing candidates who resist special interests and uphold human dignity, despite the Democratic Party's imperfections.
The Adam Mockler Show·Today is the today.·Mar 17, 2026
“… possibly for the nomination for re-election as governor of Pennsylvania. And you're Jewish. And this is somehow maybe a complete deal breaker in the Democratic Party. I mean, the speed at which anti-Semitism has gone to a place where I never imagined it would go. I mean, just this past week, bombings at synagogues in Toronto, Belgium, Michigan, the guy drove a truck with explosives into the largest synagogue in West Bloomfield, Norway, they arrested someone, suspicious behavior outside a synagogue, Rotterdam, in the Netherlands, synagogue. I see a pattern here. And somehow it got to, among the young …”“… some of the premise, but he does talk more about, I think, to Professor Gam's point, his book does talk a lot about faith and how he sees faith as essential value for Americans of all stripes. Let's listen to that exchange. You're a Democrat running possibly for the nomination for re-election as governor of Pennsylvania. And you're Jewish. And this is somehow maybe a complete deal breaker in the Democratic Party. I mean, the speed at which anti-Semitism has gone to a place where I never imagined it would go. I mean, just this past week, bombings at synagogues in Toronto, Belgium, Michigan, the guy drove a truck with explosives into the largest synagogue in West Bloomfield, Norway, they arrested someone, suspicious behavior outside a synagogue, Rotterdam, in the Netherlands, synagogue. I see a pattern here. And somehow it got to, among the young people, anti-Semitism got to be kind of cool. You think you could, if you did run for president, you could fight this and convince the Democratic Party that being Jewish isn't like the worst thing a person could be now? So let me address both pieces, the anti-Semitism and sort of the politics of being Jewish, as you ask. When I ran for governor, the …”View more
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Governor Josh Shapiro believes that being open about his Jewish faith can combat rising anti-Semitism in America. He shared how his personal experiences during his campaign led to positive connections with diverse communities, demonstrating that people are fundamentally good when they understand each other. His approach helped him win the election with unprecedented support in Pennsylvania.
Connections Podcast·Could University of Rochester graduate Josh Shapiro be the next U.S. president?·Mar 16, 2026
“… there. And with Lisa, take advantage of Lisa being with us. So two major cases and a third coming up. Mail-in ballots, Watson versus the Republican National Committee. I never thought in my lifetime I'd be talking about a Mississippi case where Mississippi was defending voting rights. But we are, along with 29 other states, giving a grace period. As long as you cast mark your ballot, you elect who you want to elect, and it's postmarked by Election Day, five business day grace period or some grace period, it'll still be counted. We're not talking about fraud. We're just talking about when the mails …”“… afraid of breaking the law. So we do have to move past somehow the president is, you know, the deference to it. I think we certainly are. I think us as a country have a lot more willingness to prosecute. So let's stay on the Supreme Court while we're there. And with Lisa, take advantage of Lisa being with us. So two major cases and a third coming up. Mail-in ballots, Watson versus the Republican National Committee. I never thought in my lifetime I'd be talking about a Mississippi case where Mississippi was defending voting rights. But we are, along with 29 other states, giving a grace period. As long as you cast mark your ballot, you elect who you want to elect, and it's postmarked by Election Day, five business day grace period or some grace period, it'll still be counted. We're not talking about fraud. We're just talking about when the mails can deliver. I mailed a letter from Miami to New York. It took eight days to show up. Seriously. OK, so we have a mail in ballot and oral argument the next day.”View more
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To uphold our constitutional republic, we must confront the actions of a lawless president, even if it means impeaching or prosecuting him despite potential mass pardons. Historical context shows that failing to hold leaders accountable, as with Nixon, may have emboldened future presidents like Trump. As we navigate voting rights cases in the Supreme Court, it's crucial to recognize the implications of these legal battles on our democracy.
Legal AF by MeidasTouch·Legal AF Full Episode - 3/25/2026·Mar 26, 2026
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Democrats are accused of deliberately causing frustration at airports to undermine Republicans ahead of the elections. By pointing to TSA failures, they aim to show that the current administration cannot protect or serve the public effectively. This strategy reflects a broader political insurgency where making life difficult for citizens is seen as a way to gain power.
Verdict with Ted Cruz·Bonus: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Mar 24 2026·Mar 24, 2026
“… at that time, eventually the future CIA director John Ratcliffe got in charge of that, that by April, there was consensus in the U.S. Intelligence Committee that China had breached these documents. In May of 2020, the United States government learned that Iran, another bad actor, had hacked into a single state database and stole 100 American voter identities All of that was kept When they made those statements in December 2020 that information was known by U federal agencies There were sealed indictments There was multiple briefings, scores of raw intelligence reports, two or three completed …”“… databases. But by all the reporting I've done, it was widely understood by the Homeland Security Department, which employed Chris Krebs, the FBI, which employed Chris Wray, the CIA, which employed Gina Haspel, and the DNI, which was in transition at that time, eventually the future CIA director John Ratcliffe got in charge of that, that by April, there was consensus in the U.S. Intelligence Committee that China had breached these documents. In May of 2020, the United States government learned that Iran, another bad actor, had hacked into a single state database and stole 100 American voter identities All of that was kept When they made those statements in December 2020 that information was known by U federal agencies There were sealed indictments There was multiple briefings, scores of raw intelligence reports, two or three completed products, intelligence products, where the committee writes a whole report on it, confirming that these things happened. And you have to ask yourself, who knew what when when they made those comments in December. And I think that is a great opportunity for the House Intelligence Committee, the Senate Intelligence Committee, the President's Intelligence …”View more
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Key U.S. intelligence officials knew about China's breach of voter data before claiming the 2020 election was secure. Despite this knowledge, they misled the public and the Trump administration, raising serious questions about transparency and trust. Tomorrow, explosive documents will reveal the extent of this deception and the political motives behind it.
Bannon`s War Room·Episode 5222: Battle Over The SAVE ACT Begins·Mar 17, 2026
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America is at war with itself, as political divisions deepen and terrorism rises, particularly against the Jewish community. The speaker argues that the Democratic Party's actions are undermining national safety and security, pointing to a series of violent incidents targeting Jews as evidence of a larger ideological battle. This narrative suggests that the struggle is not just political but also a fight against a perceived Marxist-Islamist threat to the nation.
Mark Levin Podcast·The Best Of Mark Levin - 3/14/26·Mar 14, 2026
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The Democrat Party's foreign policy strategy is criticized for being dangerously misguided, equating to appeasement of hostile regimes like Iran and North Korea. Their actions, such as defunding critical security agencies and pushing for military withdrawal, are seen as undermining national security during a time of conflict. This approach has led to a perception that Democrats prioritize political power over the safety and security of the United States.
Mark Levin Podcast·3/13/26 - Mark Levin Unleashed: The Democrats' Disloyalty Exposed!·Mar 14, 2026
“… that they going to take over the midterms And you know there so many different ways he can do it He can do it out loud by declaring some kind of national emergency and martial law and sending the troops in to seize voting machines and like they've done in Georgia. And now, you know, after the fact, and recently a grand jury subpoena was issued and the same thing happened in Maricopa County in Arizona, taking those voting machines and ballots and things like that. So they're already sort of figuring out how to do this and what to do. But this lawsuit is to try to find out and demand information …”“… to take time. We can't get back to you for six more months. But the rest were ignored. And so they brought a lawsuit in D in federal court essentially driven by this fear that Trump is going to follow through with these statements and these suggestions that they going to take over the midterms And you know there so many different ways he can do it He can do it out loud by declaring some kind of national emergency and martial law and sending the troops in to seize voting machines and like they've done in Georgia. And now, you know, after the fact, and recently a grand jury subpoena was issued and the same thing happened in Maricopa County in Arizona, taking those voting machines and ballots and things like that. So they're already sort of figuring out how to do this and what to do. But this lawsuit is to try to find out and demand information so that Democrats can prepare in advance for what Trump has in mind, because we know he has something in mind. We just don't know exactly how he's going to do it. Is he going to do it by deploying military at the polling places? What about ICE agents to try to scare people off from coming out to vote? Are they going to do that? You know, which is …”View more
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The Democratic National Committee has filed a lawsuit to uncover potential plans by Trump to disrupt the midterm elections using federal agents or military forces. This legal action aims to prepare for possible intimidation tactics at polling places, as fears grow over election integrity amidst ongoing threats. By demanding transparency, the DNC hopes to thwart any attempts to undermine the electoral process before they can materialize.
Legal AF by MeidasTouch·Legal AF - 3/12/2026·Mar 12, 2026
“… lead up to No Kings 2, the Republicans were all about how we were violent Marxists. We were a Tifa. Yeah, we were radicals. They call that the damn National Guard in some states. It was ridiculous. But I challenge you, find one elected Republican in the last couple of months who has even said the words no kings. I don't think they're doing it. And I think they know that when they talk about this, it invites more coverage and more people come out and they look weaker. And so they are systematically looking to just have the whole country ignore that this largest protest in history is happening. …”“… been the largest protest in history and basically without incident. The folks who are organizing this, the folks who are showing up, are showing up boisterously, joyfully, and nonviolently. And the proof is in the pudding there. Have you noted in the lead up to No Kings 2, the Republicans were all about how we were violent Marxists. We were a Tifa. Yeah, we were radicals. They call that the damn National Guard in some states. It was ridiculous. But I challenge you, find one elected Republican in the last couple of months who has even said the words no kings. I don't think they're doing it. And I think they know that when they talk about this, it invites more coverage and more people come out and they look weaker. And so they are systematically looking to just have the whole country ignore that this largest protest in history is happening. That's such a great point. And what a shout out to all the people there. And it is, in some ways, I kind of, I'm hoping the woman that asked me that question in Austin is listening to this, because I feel like I wish I had answered that question differently, because I offered her practical other things she could do. You know, I said, I said, there's …”View more
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Despite threats and political violence, community protests like 'No Kings' are thriving, fueled by joy and a commitment to nonviolent resistance. Organizers emphasize the importance of outreach and connection to diverse demographics, showing that the power of mirth can counter authoritarian fear tactics. This movement highlights how everyday people are stepping up to defend their rights and build solidarity.
Bulwark Takes·No Kings Could Be the Biggest Protest EVER (w/ Ezra Levin)·Mar 26, 2026
“… ice in. The disease of undermining election. Do we have to hear this crap really? Really? We remember the riots in the 1970s at the DNC, Democrat National Committee Convention. Those were Democrats. We remember the Democrats, Bull Connor and the rest of them. Republicans don't do this. We support law and order, law enforcement against criminals. We cannot allow them to get away with this, folks. We cannot allow them to get away with it. Why is it that all these governors are always trying to sign laws that allow felons, I don't mean former felons, current felons, in prison to vote? Why is that? …”“… Then he gets elected to the Senate. This is all he knows. Conniving, sleazing, plotting. Listen to this idiot. Cut six. Go. This is how authoritarians turn law enforcement into intimidation forces. This is why Democrats are so intent on raining ice in. The disease of undermining election. Do we have to hear this crap really? Really? We remember the riots in the 1970s at the DNC, Democrat National Committee Convention. Those were Democrats. We remember the Democrats, Bull Connor and the rest of them. Republicans don't do this. We support law and order, law enforcement against criminals. We cannot allow them to get away with this, folks. We cannot allow them to get away with it. Why is it that all these governors are always trying to sign laws that allow felons, I don't mean former felons, current felons, in prison to vote? Why is that? You ever thought about that? Why do they want open borders? Because it helps Republicans? Why don't they want to deport illegal aliens? Because it helps Republicans? Why do they want to destroy ICE?”View more
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Democrats are accused of prioritizing votes over American safety by supporting open borders, which leads to crime and chaos. The speaker argues that this strategy is rooted in a desire for political power, disregarding the consequences for citizens. The narrative warns that this approach undermines law enforcement and national security, echoing historical tensions in American governance.
Mark Levin Podcast·3/24/26 - From Watergate to Today: The New Age of Political Abuse·Mar 25, 2026
“… not the only thing that's happening in, in never Trump politics. I don't even know if it's like the majority of the current, you know, body of the Democratic Party. It'll be interested to see how this movie, this movement gets channeled into, you know, for instance, the presidential primaries on the Democratic side going into 2028. But it's I think it's overrepresented at these no kings things. I mean, like it is almost a again, like sort of small C conservative impulse, basically saying like the way that our institutions were constituted before Trump came in and took a wrecking ball to them. It …”“… whims and, you know, they're just making themselves and their friends, uh, rich and punishing their enemies is you've had this weird opportunity for a sort of like small C like conservative anti-Trump, um, um, sort of coalition to form. Um, and that's not the only thing that's happening in, in never Trump politics. I don't even know if it's like the majority of the current, you know, body of the Democratic Party. It'll be interested to see how this movie, this movement gets channeled into, you know, for instance, the presidential primaries on the Democratic side going into 2028. But it's I think it's overrepresented at these no kings things. I mean, like it is almost a again, like sort of small C conservative impulse, basically saying like the way that our institutions were constituted before Trump came in and took a wrecking ball to them. It did. They didn't necessarily they weren't necessarily perfect. You know, they weren't you know, we weren't we weren't in a utopia before, but these institutions mattered. They were worth protecting. You know, there was a lot about American constitutional democracy, you know, within the bounds of the rule of law that was good and that hopefully will …”View more
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The No Kings rallies are surprisingly patriotic, challenging the notion that only conservatives can own American pride. Participants express a desire to protect democratic institutions that have been threatened, creating a unique coalition of anti-Trump sentiment. This movement could reshape how the left engages with patriotism in future elections.
“… law that validates ballots postmarked by Election Day and received up to five business days later. That law is being challenged by the Republican National Committee, and a ruling in its favor in this case would make voting harder in this year's elections and all future elections in 14 states, three territories, as well as our nation's capital. The justices did raise concerns today about the practical implications of changing the law so close to the midterms and how it would hurt overseas and military voting. Justice Ketanji Brown-Jackson also pushed back on the suggestion by the RNC's lawyer that …”“… majority Supreme Court appears ready to overturn a mail in voting law in Mississippi. And if they do, it could end up upend voting in time for this year's midterm elections. The conservative justices expressed skepticism over the existing state law that validates ballots postmarked by Election Day and received up to five business days later. That law is being challenged by the Republican National Committee, and a ruling in its favor in this case would make voting harder in this year's elections and all future elections in 14 states, three territories, as well as our nation's capital. The justices did raise concerns today about the practical implications of changing the law so close to the midterms and how it would hurt overseas and military voting. Justice Ketanji Brown-Jackson also pushed back on the suggestion by the RNC's lawyer that we should worry about a loser not accepting the results if late ballots decide an election or that post-election day deadlines are a new thing. Listen. There's just no way the loser is going, whoever it is, is going to accept that outcome and the supporters aren't going to accept the outcome. And so that's something I just don't think is …”View more
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The Supreme Court may overturn Mississippi's mail-in voting law, which could drastically impact the upcoming midterm elections. This law has allowed ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted up to five days later, and its potential repeal could complicate voting in 14 states and D.C. Justice Ketanji Brown-Jackson challenged the notion that late ballots would undermine election results, highlighting the historical acceptance of such practices.
Bulwark Takes·This Is How the GOP Starts to Crack·Mar 24, 2026
“… is exactly correct. What happened when RFK came to HHS is that he examined the system and how it came to be. And everybody pointed to this Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which has been around for decades. It's mostly just rubber stamped, whatever pharma puts in front of them. Actually, whatever pharma puts in front of the CDC, the CDC puts it in front of this committee. And the committee sleeps through the meetings. They wake up at the very end, shaking off hangovers and take votes. And it's always been unanimous. Every new shot gets approved. Well, RFK looked at who was on the …”“… go to these rogue judges, and they have the power of the best law firms in the country, the best research in the country. And, of course, the media, as you see in the New York Times, they cheering them on. Correct, sir? That is – everything you said is exactly correct. What happened when RFK came to HHS is that he examined the system and how it came to be. And everybody pointed to this Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which has been around for decades. It's mostly just rubber stamped, whatever pharma puts in front of them. Actually, whatever pharma puts in front of the CDC, the CDC puts it in front of this committee. And the committee sleeps through the meetings. They wake up at the very end, shaking off hangovers and take votes. And it's always been unanimous. Every new shot gets approved. Well, RFK looked at who was on the committee and found obvious stated and many unstated conflicts of interest, direct payments to these guys from pharmaceutical companies, ownership of patents and the drugs on which they're voting. I mean, this is a brazen plot. I mean, it was so outrageous that it struck RFK that, well, I'm here to root out corruption. How can this committee possibly …”View more
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Bobby Kennedy took decisive action against the pharmaceutical industry's influence on vaccine approvals by firing a corrupt advisory committee. He replaced them with independent experts, aiming to reform the childhood vaccination schedule that had ballooned since 1986. This radical overhaul could change how vaccines are evaluated and approved in America.
Bannon`s War Room·WarRoom Battleground EP 974: The Healthcare Industry Is More Of A Monopoly Than You Think·Mar 23, 2026
“… in a voting rights case that is pitting Republican against Republican. In an unusual case of inter-party warfare, the case Watson versus Republican National Committee challenges a Mississippi law that allows for a grace period for election officials to count ballots postmarked by Election Day, but arriving up to five business days later. Mississippi Republican Secretary of State Michael Watson and Attorney General Lynn Fitch, whose case pushed the Dobbs case that overturned Roe, are defending Mississippi's law, which passed Mississippi's Republican supermajority legislature by a vote of 118 yays to …”“court let's play the clip mike i want you to opine on what's happening today about uh how we stop elections from being stolen in the future tomorrow the supreme court is set to hear oral arguments in a voting rights case that is pitting Republican against Republican. In an unusual case of inter-party warfare, the case Watson versus Republican National Committee challenges a Mississippi law that allows for a grace period for election officials to count ballots postmarked by Election Day, but arriving up to five business days later. Mississippi Republican Secretary of State Michael Watson and Attorney General Lynn Fitch, whose case pushed the Dobbs case that overturned Roe, are defending Mississippi's law, which passed Mississippi's Republican supermajority legislature by a vote of 118 yays to one lone dissent. But will the people be damned, at least when it comes to this RNC, backed by the White House and Justice Department, who argue that ballots must be received before the end of Election Day to be counted? Mike Davis, your thoughts on this? I'm a big, hey, it's got to be boom, in, or it doesn't count, but your thoughts on this? So …”View more
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The Supreme Court is set to hear a pivotal case tomorrow that could redefine how elections are conducted in Mississippi. The case, Watson vs. Republican National Committee, challenges a law allowing ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted for five additional days, stirring controversy among Republicans themselves. As state officials defend this law, the RNC argues for stricter rules, igniting a fierce debate over election integrity and the future of voting rights.
Bannon`s War Room·Episode 5238: Markets Shift As Talks With Iran Begin·Mar 23, 2026
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Democrats are allegedly creating long TSA wait times to pressure President Trump into halting deportations of illegal immigrants. This tactic showcases their prioritization of foreign nationals over American citizens, as highlighted by Jesse Kelly's tweet. The narrative shifts to Democratic presidential candidates who emphasize personal traumas instead of their achievements, contrasting sharply with Trump's family pride.
The Charlie Kirk Show·Holding America Hostage For Foreign Criminals·Mar 23, 2026
“… it. It's ridiculous. It's insane. And all the roadblocks they put up can be easily overcome by the states which run the election. This is a general national law. Law of the land is you've got to show your American citizen in order to vote as the constitution states. That should be in place. Okay, so why? Okay. And they're going to kill it in the Senate. You're not going to get 60 votes, so that's not going to happen. And then you've got the defunding of Homeland Security. The TSA agents now, there are people wrapped around airports can't get through. The Democrats don't like ICE. Even though ICE is …”“… right. Now the Democrats are going down the radical left road, even as the Iran action unfolds. So Save America Act, which is voter ID, no, they don't want it. Every country, as I've said probably too many times in Europe, has voter ID. We can't have it. It's ridiculous. It's insane. And all the roadblocks they put up can be easily overcome by the states which run the election. This is a general national law. Law of the land is you've got to show your American citizen in order to vote as the constitution states. That should be in place. Okay, so why? Okay. And they're going to kill it in the Senate. You're not going to get 60 votes, so that's not going to happen. And then you've got the defunding of Homeland Security. The TSA agents now, there are people wrapped around airports can't get through. The Democrats don't like ICE. Even though ICE is funded, they're taking it out on Homeland Security. It is our view that immigration enforcement in this country should be fair It should be just and it should be humane. That's not what's happening right now. In the United States of America. And that's why ICE needs to be reformed in a dramatic, bold, meaningful and transformational manner. And if …”View more
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The SAVE America Act is necessary for election integrity, but it faces insurmountable opposition from radical leftists who control the Democratic Party.
Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis·Friends & Enemies: Europe's Anti-Trump Stance on Iran, DHS Shutdown Sparks Airport Chaos & Kenin Spivak on the Marxist Wing of the Democratic Party·Mar 18, 2026
“… him. His face looms large from banners outside of three different federal agency buildings, including the Justice Department. His face is now on National Park passes. Then there's Trump Rx, the Trump Gold Card, Trump Accounts. And these are all government programs that prominently display the president's name. And in the case of the Trump Gold Card, also his face and his signature, the Gold Card is part of a program that gives expedited immigration status to people who are willing to pay at least a million dollars. Trump has suggested renaming Dulles Airport and Penn Station after himself. And …”“… said, this isn't just about a coin. This is something bigger. But let me just take a deep breath to try to give you the list of all the things that have now been imbued with Trumpiness. There are now two federal buildings in Washington, D.C. named after him. His face looms large from banners outside of three different federal agency buildings, including the Justice Department. His face is now on National Park passes. Then there's Trump Rx, the Trump Gold Card, Trump Accounts. And these are all government programs that prominently display the president's name. And in the case of the Trump Gold Card, also his face and his signature, the Gold Card is part of a program that gives expedited immigration status to people who are willing to pay at least a million dollars. Trump has suggested renaming Dulles Airport and Penn Station after himself. And then in Florida, the state legislature has approved legislation to rename both a street and the Palm Beach Airport after Trump. So and that may not be a complete list. And what's so interesting about this is when we talk about norms, sometimes norms have laws attached to them, but most of the other times they are just customs and traditions that are …”View more
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Trump's desire to have his name on everything, including upcoming commemorative coins, symbolizes a shift in government norms. While past presidents typically waited until after their terms to be honored, Trump's influence raises questions about the lasting impact on the executive's power and public perception. This trend reflects a broader change in how we view leadership and legacy in America.
The NPR Politics Podcast·Trump's name and face are on all the things·Mar 23, 2026
“… be counted as long as they are postmarked by Election Day and then received within five business days thereafter. Four years later, the Republican National Committee, the Mississippi Republican Party, a voter, and a county election official challenging that law, arguing it conflicts with a federal statute that sets a single National Election Day, the Tuesday after the first Monday in November. A separate lawsuit by the Libertarian Party of Mississippi eventually combined with the Republicans' case. The Constitution grants states authority over the, quote, times, places, and manner of elections, …”“… that could reshape how states handle mail-in ballots, specifically whether ballots postmarked by election day, but arriving later, can still be counted. At issue, a Mississippi law adopted in 2020 during the COVID pandemic, allowing mail-in ballots to be counted as long as they are postmarked by Election Day and then received within five business days thereafter. Four years later, the Republican National Committee, the Mississippi Republican Party, a voter, and a county election official challenging that law, arguing it conflicts with a federal statute that sets a single National Election Day, the Tuesday after the first Monday in November. A separate lawsuit by the Libertarian Party of Mississippi eventually combined with the Republicans' case. The Constitution grants states authority over the, quote, times, places, and manner of elections, but also gives Congress the power to override those rules. Mississippi arguing that an election occurs when voters cast their ballots, not when officials receive or count them, and that timely postmarking therefore satisfies federal law. The challengers arguing election day means when officials receive the ballots, making Mississippi's mail-in policy …”View more
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The Supreme Court's recent hearing could redefine mail-in ballot rules, questioning whether ballots postmarked by Election Day but received later should count. This stems from a Mississippi law allowing such ballots, challenged by the Republican National Committee and others who argue it conflicts with federal election statutes. The justices expressed skepticism about Mississippi's stance, raising critical questions about the definition of 'Election Day' and the validity of mail-in voting practices.
The Megyn Kelly Show·SCOTUS Hears Arguments on Mail-In Ballots, Trump Eyes Cuba, ICE Deploys to Airports: AM Update 3/24·Mar 24, 2026
“This morning, economist Paul Krugman came right out and said it. People close to Trump are trading based on national secrets. Another word for that, he said, is treason. The evidence for such a claim is the sudden and isolated jump in trading volume in S&P 500 in oil futures about 15 minutes before Trump suddenly announced that the U.S. and Iran were in negotiations to end the war, an announcement that turned out to be false. The oil futures trade alone was worth about $580 million, the Financial Times estimated. As Krugman notes, exploiting confidential …”“This morning, economist Paul Krugman came right out and said it. People close to Trump are trading based on national secrets. Another word for that, he said, is treason. The evidence for such a claim is the sudden and isolated jump in trading volume in S&P 500 in oil futures about 15 minutes before Trump suddenly announced that the U.S. and Iran were in negotiations to end the war, an announcement that turned out to be false. The oil futures trade alone was worth about $580 million, the Financial Times estimated. As Krugman notes, exploiting confidential information for financial gain, otherwise known as insider trading, is illegal. But exploiting confidential information about national security for private financial gain is something else again. It puts profit-making above Americans' safety. I'd very much like to know exactly who was making those trades yesterday morning, Krugman wrote. Were they …”View more
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Economist Paul Krugman claims that Trump's associates may be committing treason through insider trading based on national security secrets. This accusation arose after a suspicious spike in oil futures trading right before a false announcement about U.S.-Iran negotiations. Meanwhile, Trump's controversial architectural plans threaten to reshape Washington D.C., favoring grandeur over historical integrity.
Letters from an American·Deception, Distortion, and Destruction·Mar 25, 2026
“… a sham hearing. Democrats walked. Republicans tipped their hands. You heard it all here. And this follows what we just saw on the House floor where Democratic Congress member Goldman pulls out the email that no one's seen before. And it's Trump's own lawyer saying Epstein was never kicked out, saying Epstein was never kicked out of Mar-a-Lago. He wasn't even a member. He was a guest. And remember what I've always been saying. I've always been saying, yeah, because Epstein had Mar-a-Lago brought to his house. He never had to go to Mar-a-Lago. The spa was brought to Epstein's place. Epstein lived like …”“Democrats caught it in real time, called her out for it when it was obvious they were doing a sham hearing. Democrats walked. Republicans tipped their hands. You heard it all here. And this follows what we just saw on the House floor where Democratic Congress member Goldman pulls out the email that no one's seen before. And it's Trump's own lawyer saying Epstein was never kicked out, saying Epstein was never kicked out of Mar-a-Lago. He wasn't even a member. He was a guest. And remember what I've always been saying. I've always been saying, yeah, because Epstein had Mar-a-Lago brought to his house. He never had to go to Mar-a-Lago. The spa was brought to Epstein's place. Epstein lived like a mile and a half away and the spa went there. That was one of the big things. And Mar-a-Lago was one of the locations where Epstein engaged in the child sex trafficking because he recruited from there. Like Virginia Giuffre when she was an underage child. Folks, this cover up is getting deeper. Obviously, one of the reasons that Donald Trump is in …”View more
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Democrats exposed a sham hearing attempt by Trump’s allies while revealing shocking new evidence about Jeffrey Epstein. An email from Trump's lawyer confirmed Epstein was never banned from Mar-a-Lago, raising questions about Trump's connections to the infamous sex trafficker. This cover-up could have far-reaching implications, including escalating tensions with Iran.
The MeidasTouch Podcast·Trump Tries Shutting Down Bondi Epstein Deposition·Mar 19, 2026
“… not be great for Trump and the Republicans. But right now as we look at the main conversation about the midterms has been about the primaries Democratic primaries right With the amount of attention that was spent on both in Texas and nationally I sure on your network and our network as well, on the Texas primary between James Tallarico and Jasmine Crockett. Honestly, we have spent so much time talking about the main primary. There's a fascinating Michigan primary coming up in a couple of months. There's another primary in Massachusetts, another one in Minnesota. As you sort of look at, you …”“… at the DCCC when the Democrats took the House in 2006. You've worked on a lot of campaigns in your life. Democrats were probably favored to take the House before the war. Depending on how this goes or how long it stands, that's obviously going to probably not be great for Trump and the Republicans. But right now as we look at the main conversation about the midterms has been about the primaries Democratic primaries right With the amount of attention that was spent on both in Texas and nationally I sure on your network and our network as well, on the Texas primary between James Tallarico and Jasmine Crockett. Honestly, we have spent so much time talking about the main primary. There's a fascinating Michigan primary coming up in a couple of months. There's another primary in Massachusetts, another one in Minnesota. As you sort of look at, you know, we Democrats currently are a party a little bit adrift in terms of like what we stand for. These primaries are supposed to be, I think, a way of trying to figure that out. What do you see sort of as the major dividing lines in the party that's sort of manifesting itself in the primaries here? And it could be that the primaries are each …”View more
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The Democratic Party is at a crossroads, with primaries revealing deep divides between moderates and progressives. As candidates like James Tallarico and Jasmine Crockett emerge, the focus shifts to who can resonate with voters as authentic and relatable. This anti-establishment trend suggests traditional politicians may struggle in this evolving political landscape.
Pod Save America·Trump’s Wartime Messaging Disaster (feat. Jen Psaki)·Mar 22, 2026
“… to run for Congress twice. I came close. I really appreciate what Donald Trump did. He went and endorsed me. He made sure that I had help from the National Party. I served with distinction and honor and director of national intelligence. But we have just a policy disagreement, but that does not. Instead, he had to say that basically Donald Trump was a pawn of Israel. And that tells me that he thought that there was some currency to be had. And so all these people now are looking. And there's another motivation that we haven't talked about, Jack. When, let's say Tucker, if you look at the people …”“… up momentum. And it's affected a lot of the Republican side, too, because all of a sudden people that you and I know that this summer praised the Trump strike or now they're defecting. And Kent didn't really have to say. All he had to say was, I tried to run for Congress twice. I came close. I really appreciate what Donald Trump did. He went and endorsed me. He made sure that I had help from the National Party. I served with distinction and honor and director of national intelligence. But we have just a policy disagreement, but that does not. Instead, he had to say that basically Donald Trump was a pawn of Israel. And that tells me that he thought that there was some currency to be had. And so all these people now are looking. And there's another motivation that we haven't talked about, Jack. When, let's say Tucker, if you look at the people that Tucker's had on his show or that he's highlighted or promoted, I think 30% of them you would call leftist. You know what I mean? And when you're on the right, and Candace too is popular among many circles on the left. When you're on the right and you start insidiously and continuously bringing up Israel and dual loyalty, all of that, people on …”View more
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The Democratic party's growing acceptance of anti-Israel sentiment is reshaping American political dynamics. Victor Davis Hanson argues that this trend is not only alienating traditional supporters but also influencing Republican attitudes, as figures like Joe Kent face backlash for their pro-Israel stance. This shift is creating a new political landscape where controversial views gain traction and complicate alliances.
Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words·The Merits of Joe Kent’s Resignation, the Democrats’ Anti-Israel Shift, and America’s Blue-State Decline | Victor Davis Hanson·Mar 19, 2026
“… was a case of jet fumes, Steve. Everybody wanted to go home for Holy Week, and that was it. There's nothing more powerful than jet fumes from Reagan National. And so, you know, McCormick was on the floor last night. Huston was on the floor last night. Mike Lee was on the floor last night, all talking about the Save America Act. Murkowski, the Alaska Republican, she took the floor to go against the Save America Act. And so that's where we left it. We passed Homeland Security. So the TSA lines and everything, all of that pressure from Democrats and their media allies goes away. and then they come back …”“… that doesn't fund ICE, doesn't fund Customs and Border, which is the way that we've secured the border and President Trump shut it down his first 90 days, and don't even talk about the SAVE Act and then go home or not back to April 13th? Yeah, it was a case of jet fumes, Steve. Everybody wanted to go home for Holy Week, and that was it. There's nothing more powerful than jet fumes from Reagan National. And so, you know, McCormick was on the floor last night. Huston was on the floor last night. Mike Lee was on the floor last night, all talking about the Save America Act. Murkowski, the Alaska Republican, she took the floor to go against the Save America Act. And so that's where we left it. We passed Homeland Security. So the TSA lines and everything, all of that pressure from Democrats and their media allies goes away. and then they come back in two weeks to look at it again, Steve. Maybe. By the way, I want to ask the audience, what do you think ought to happen with John Thune? Has John Thune delivered for President Trump's agenda?”View more
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The Senate's recent unanimous vote on Homeland Security funding has left President Trump's agenda in jeopardy, as key agencies like ICE and Customs were excluded. With lawmakers heading home for Holy Week, the future of Trump's Save America Act hangs in the balance, raising questions about the effectiveness of Senate leadership. What does this mean for border security and Trump's priorities?
Bannon`s War Room·Episode 5250: Live From CPAC Day 2·Mar 27, 2026
“… If you're on our ship, you'll take a trip under the sea. There you go. That is Jim Gossett, by the way, in case you didn't know. And we are the only national conservative radio program and stream that features comedy. I know, I know, I know. I was talking to my friend Steve. He runs KMOX in St. Louis. KMOX is a great radio station. He's done a lot of time in St. Louis. And he said, yeah, you know, we need that. I'm getting kind of tired of the, you know, just pounding the desk and, you know, having an opinion. Opinions are easy, kids. We all know what opinions are like. You're sitting on one right …”“… has become one big graveyard. Drunk in the class, we victory. He's at under the sea. Under the sea. Under the sea. Under the sea. How we apart the ocean floor. It's not for me. Our Red has fought this war in vain. Here comes a U.S. Air Force plane. If you're on our ship, you'll take a trip under the sea. There you go. That is Jim Gossett, by the way, in case you didn't know. And we are the only national conservative radio program and stream that features comedy. I know, I know, I know. I was talking to my friend Steve. He runs KMOX in St. Louis. KMOX is a great radio station. He's done a lot of time in St. Louis. And he said, yeah, you know, we need that. I'm getting kind of tired of the, you know, just pounding the desk and, you know, having an opinion. Opinions are easy, kids. We all know what opinions are like. You're sitting on one right now. Everybody's got one, and the last thing the talk radio needs is another opinion. Right? Right? Okay. Burt's Gold, it's a good time to buy gold. It's down to $4,984, so it's under $5,000. Under $5,000. Under $5,000. Under $5,000. So now's the time to buy some gold. Remember it was up at 5,600 in January? Then it went down, and now it's kind of …”View more
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Julian Epstein claims the Democratic Party and legacy media are almost rooting for failure in the U.S. military efforts against Iran, emphasizing negative outcomes over successes. He argues that while there have been challenges, significant progress has been made in disarming Iran's military capabilities. This critique highlights a troubling narrative in American politics regarding national security.
The Rob Carson Show·Epic Fury & Epic Comedy: Carson Takes On Iran, Protesters, and the Media·Mar 16, 2026
“Margaret, I think we should. And what we have offered is let's pay TSA. Let's pay FEMA. Let's pay the National Guard. I'm sorry, the Coast Guard. let's pay cissa i'd even say let's pay customs and border patrol if we can't agree on ice reforms let's pay everybody else then why aren't you doing that you could say hey i think we should do this and then it's like if you have a flat tire and be like we should change the tire well no no no no we can't change the tire well you just said we should i know why'd you say we should change because the tire is flat. …”“Margaret, I think we should. And what we have offered is let's pay TSA. Let's pay FEMA. Let's pay the National Guard. I'm sorry, the Coast Guard. let's pay cissa i'd even say let's pay customs and border patrol if we can't agree on ice reforms let's pay everybody else then why aren't you doing that you could say hey i think we should do this and then it's like if you have a flat tire and be like we should change the tire well no no no no we can't change the tire well you just said we should i know why'd you say we should change because the tire is flat. Okay, so then change your tire. No, we don't want to do that. There's Republicans want to do it. What? So there it is. So the talking points are out now. Now, oh, well, the Democrats are trying to fund everything but ICE. Not true Even Tapper Tapper who not our friend was like yeah they want to fund the whole agency And Booker was like yeah they …”View more
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Amid rising terror threats, Democrats are accused of prioritizing funding for illegal immigrants over crucial agencies like TSA and DHS. Shawn Farash highlights the stark contrast between the funding allocated for illegal alien support and the lack of concern for American safety, questioning the rationale behind these decisions. This situation raises critical concerns about national security and the government's priorities.
The Dan Bongino Show·America’s Enemies: Foreign and Domestic (Ep. 2473)·Mar 16, 2026
“… democrats have had their own version of this in illinois this week but i think the biggest i think the biggest component is just how fist fucked the democratic leadership is in terms of trying to deliver a message about what it is that they're doing here we've talked a lot about how the full game for democrats at some level is to try to do the abby spanberger routine yep which is just try to pretend like you're something you're not right for long enough to get people to vote for you or at least to dispirit enough republicans to not participate in the process”“… look the the broad guidelines of things to be concerned with are all the same right iran dealing with that uh department of homeland security still shut down um you know and every story is some permeation of all that you got primary season coming up democrats have had their own version of this in illinois this week but i think the biggest i think the biggest component is just how fist fucked the democratic leadership is in terms of trying to deliver a message about what it is that they're doing here we've talked a lot about how the full game for democrats at some level is to try to do the abby spanberger routine yep which is just try to pretend like you're something you're not right for long enough to get people to vote for you or at least to dispirit enough republicans to not participate in the process”View more
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Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries are spiraling as they struggle to control their party, caught in a dangerous game of appeasing the radical left. This situation highlights the absence of true moderates within the Democratic Party, as they face criticism for compromising on critical issues like healthcare and national security. With their leadership in disarray, the future of the party hangs in the balance.
Ruthless Podcast·Is Dem Leadership Collapsing? + The Fate of the SAVE Act·Mar 19, 2026
“… possibly for the nomination for re-election as governor of Pennsylvania. And you're Jewish. And this is somehow maybe a complete deal breaker in the Democratic Party I mean you think you could if you did run for president you could fight this and convince the Democratic Party that being Jewish isn like the worst thing a person could be now The first ad that I put on TV was something to show who I am, what motivates me to serve, which is family and faith. And the first ad was my family and I doing what we do nearly every Friday night, which was sitting around the Sabbath dinner table having a meal …”“… things would be different right now. However, Bill, they didn't chose him. They chose Tim Walz, and thankfully we got Donald Trump. But here is Bill Maher asking him if the Dems now have a Jewish problem on their hands. You're a Democrat running possibly for the nomination for re-election as governor of Pennsylvania. And you're Jewish. And this is somehow maybe a complete deal breaker in the Democratic Party I mean you think you could if you did run for president you could fight this and convince the Democratic Party that being Jewish isn like the worst thing a person could be now The first ad that I put on TV was something to show who I am, what motivates me to serve, which is family and faith. And the first ad was my family and I doing what we do nearly every Friday night, which was sitting around the Sabbath dinner table having a meal together. We ran that ad despite a whole bunch of political consultants saying, hey, don't run that. They're going to know you're Jewish. I'm like, I think they know I'm Jewish. I believe people are good and they are decent and they want to know who you are at a deep level. And when you are open with them, they're more apt to be open with you. I won …”View more
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Josh Shapiro, the Jewish governor of Pennsylvania, challenges the notion that his identity could hinder his political future within the Democratic Party. Despite political consultants advising against showcasing his Jewish heritage, Shapiro's openness about his faith and family helped him achieve a historic electoral victory. However, Bill Maher questions whether the national Democratic Party can embrace such moderate figures amidst its current radical shifts.
The Rubin Report·The Real Reason Tucker Carlson Is Being Targeted by the CIA·Mar 16, 2026
“… back to the pot Thanks for having me So the Supreme Court heard oral arguments today for Watson v RNC It an elections case where the Republican National Committee is arguing that federal law prohibits ballots received after Election Day from being counted, even if they're postmarked before or on Election Day. Can you tell us a bit about how this case reached the court and what the RNC is arguing. Sure. So the RNC brought this case challenging a Mississippi statute that allows the state to count ballots that are cast, i.e. postmarked, on or by election day, so long as they're received within …”“Joining me now to discuss today Supreme Court hearing on mail voting is strict scrutiny Leah Lippman Leah welcome back to the pot Thanks for having me So the Supreme Court heard oral arguments today for Watson v RNC It an elections case where the Republican National Committee is arguing that federal law prohibits ballots received after Election Day from being counted, even if they're postmarked before or on Election Day. Can you tell us a bit about how this case reached the court and what the RNC is arguing. Sure. So the RNC brought this case challenging a Mississippi statute that allows the state to count ballots that are cast, i.e. postmarked, on or by election day, so long as they're received within five days of election day. A lower court trial judge said, get the fuck out of here, right? That argument is ludicrous. It would literally call into question early voting, election law practices for the last 200 years, etc. And then the geniuses on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, three of Donald Trump's Court of Appeals appointees …”View more
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The Supreme Court is hearing a critical case on mail voting that could change election laws across the U.S. The Republican National Committee argues that ballots received after Election Day, even if postmarked on or before that date, should not be counted. This case, Watson v RNC, raises significant questions about voting rights and federal election laws, with potential implications for millions of voters.
Pod Save America·TACO Tuesday in Tehran·Mar 24, 2026
“… people of Louisiana. Is it still possible in this political world that we live in to make a case directly to your constituents without sort of the national environment sort of just taking over whatever message that you trying to bring your constituents There a good quote from Samuel Johnson nothing like a hanging to sharpen a man mind. Is that what we're dealing with here? Think about it. Think about it, Josh. You're at a kitchen table and you can't afford your bills. You got a truck that's 15 years old. You can't afford to buy a new one, but it's a gas guzzler. And now you're paying a hundred …”“Obviously, the president has gone a different way in your particular Senate race. But you have now had multiple terms where you're making the case. You know your people of Louisiana. Is it still possible in this political world that we live in to make a case directly to your constituents without sort of the national environment sort of just taking over whatever message that you trying to bring your constituents There a good quote from Samuel Johnson nothing like a hanging to sharpen a man mind. Is that what we're dealing with here? Think about it. Think about it, Josh. You're at a kitchen table and you can't afford your bills. You got a truck that's 15 years old. You can't afford to buy a new one, but it's a gas guzzler. And now you're paying a hundred bucks more a month. And your wife's got an old car as well, and she's paying a hundred bucks more a month. And you already were stretching to pay your bills. Now, that sharpens a person's mind. We need somebody who's trying to do good for me, who's trying to create a better job for me. I was speaking to a town hall meeting at a facility in St. James …”View more
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In today's political climate, can a senator truly engage with constituents beyond the shadow of national narratives? During a town hall in Louisiana, a senator highlights the struggles of families facing rising costs and emphasizes the need for local solutions over political theater. This case study reveals the importance of personal connections in politics, even when overshadowed by national figures like Donald Trump.
Ruthless Podcast·Why CNN’s demise is accelerating·Mar 24, 2026
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Democratic candidates are increasingly presenting bizarre policies, such as a non-meat campaign to combat climate change, which could alienate voters in the upcoming 2026 elections. This shift raises questions about the party's connection to mainstream concerns and whether their eccentricities will hinder electoral success. As dissatisfaction with the incumbent party grows, the Democrats' strange choices might be their downfall.
