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Larry Elder
Larry Elder / Friday, September 18
Biden's Border Policy and Immigration Surge
Jessica Tarlov, a host on Fox News' popular show "The Five," shares her insights on the evolving situation at the southern border. Initially believing the Biden administration's claims that the border was secure, Tarlov was surprised to see the stark reality revealed by Fox News' drone footage. The footage showed tens of thousands of people crossing the border monthly, a situation she found both alarming and unfair. Tarlov notes the contrast between the administration's statements and the actual border conditions, suggesting that the administration only began addressing the issue as elections approached. She also highlights the significant surge in border crossings following the end of President Trump's "remain in Mexico" policy. Interviews with asylum seekers indicate that many are coming due to the perceived leniency under the Biden administration, contrasting sharply with their reluctance during Trump's presidency. This video provides a detailed look at the border crisis and its political implications, offering a perspective from a notable figure in conservative media.
Larry Elder / Friday, September 18
Time for Iranians to Fight!
The discussion centers on President Trump's critical decision regarding Iran, emphasizing the potential for military action to dismantle the regime. The conversation highlights the brutal crackdown on Iranian protesters, noting the rising death toll. It also touches on the strained relationship between the U.S. and its NATO allies over military cooperation. Additionally, the segment discusses differing opinions on Iran's right to nuclear arms, with one commentator suggesting that nuclear weapons could lead to regional stability in the Middle East. The broader context involves ongoing geopolitical tensions and the complex dynamics of international alliances and security.
Larry Elder / Thursday, September 17
Aggressive Diplomacy
In this discussion, Larry Elder delves into the concept of aggressive diplomacy as a solution to international conflicts, focusing on the Iran nuclear deal. Elder highlights Hakeem Jeffries' viewpoint, who credits President Obama's approach of aggressive diplomacy for having already laid out a path to deal with Iran's nuclear ambitions. Elder contrasts this with skepticism from David Boies, who distrusts the Iranian regime and believes preventing them from obtaining nuclear weapons is paramount. The conversation also touches on the New York Times' review of an Israeli documentary, which led to criticism and the removal of a sensitive line regarding Israel's perception of itself as victims of October 7. Elder questions the rationale behind not leveraging Obama's negotiation tactics and explores the implications of Iran's progress towards nuclear capability.
Hugh Hewitt
Hugh Hewitt / Friday, September 11
It's Us Vs. Them!
Hugh Hewitt and his guests discuss the “us versus them” message shaping the upcoming midterm elections. They examine how President Trump and Vice President Vance are using this framing to energize Republican voters, particularly in rural areas where Trump has strong support. The conversation also considers whether this strategy can drive turnout in key battleground states. Finally, they explore the challenges of applying a unified political message across different regions.
Hugh Hewitt / Thursday, September 10
Talarico Isn't Going To Win Texas
Hugh Hewitt discusses Texas politics and the potential impact of Republican victories in Congress. He examines economic proposals, including dividends for Americans and changes to taxation of retirement accounts. Hewitt also critiques current economic policies and their effects on inflation.
Hugh Hewitt / Thursday, September 10
Why It's So Important To "Never Forget"
Hugh Hewitt reflects on the profound meaning of “Never Forget” and the nearly 3,000 lives lost on September 11, 2001. He recalls the solemn memorial ceremony, including an hour spent reading the victims’ names, and the powerful sight of flags filling a baseball stadium. Visiting the 9/11 Memorial Museum, Hewitt emphasizes the importance of preserving accurate accounts and educating future generations. He warns against misinformation and urges Americans to remember the true impact of that tragic day.
Larry O'Connor
Larry O'Connor / Friday, September 18
Katie Gorka on Early Voting, Election Integrity, and Key Virginia Races
Katie Gorka, Chairwoman of the Republican Party in Fairfax County, joins Larry to discuss the upcoming election, emphasizing the significance of early voting which begins today. They delve into the Virginia Senate race, highlighting concerns over Democratic candidates who fail to disavow the more extreme positions within their party. The conversation also addresses a proposed constitutional amendment concerning abortion rights, which Gorka criticizes for its radical stance. Gorka underscores the importance of voter education and outreach, particularly in diverse communities, to ensure broad participation in this crucial election. The discussion also touches on issues of election integrity, with Gorka discussing the lack of prosecution for non-citizens who have voted in Virginia and advising voters on how to report irregularities. The conversation concludes with Gorka stressing the importance of this election and urging Republicans to participate early to effect change.
Larry O'Connor / Friday, September 18
Million Dollar Pitch Competition: Red River's American Manufacturing Pitch
Grady Williamson, a finalist in the Million Dollar Pitch Competition, discusses his company Red River, based in Wyoming. The competition, featuring celebrity judges including Nicki Minaj, Grant Cardone, and Joe Gebbia, aims to spotlight innovative American manufacturing ideas. Williamson explains Red River's focus on producing pressure vessels for critical infrastructure sectors such as water treatment, energy, and aerospace. The event, hosted in Washington DC, is part of an initiative to celebrate and fund American job creators. Williamson shares his excitement about the competition and the opportunity to present their success story, emphasizing the alignment with the current administration's goals to bring back American manufacturing. The live event will be streamed and produced as a reality show, providing significant exposure for participating companies.
Larry O'Connor / Friday, September 18
Bruce Blakeman on a Republican Vision for Saving New York
Bruce Blakeman, the Republican nominee for Governor in New York, discusses his vision for the state during an interview. Blakeman highlights his plans to make New York more affordable by cutting taxes and utility rates, creating better jobs, and fostering safer communities. He criticizes current Governor Kathy Hochul's policies, citing high taxes, elevated electric bills, and pro-criminal stances, and argues that her unfavorable ratings make a Republican win possible. Blakeman also emphasizes his background in law enforcement and homeland security, positioning himself as a capable candidate to address both economic and security challenges. The conversation touches on the importance of re-engaging disaffected New Yorkers and attracting businesses back to the state.
Carl Jackson
Carl Jackson / Friday, September 18
The Real Danger of AI Regulation Nobody Wants to Admit
In a world where objective truth is hard to come by, one podcast is shining a light on the issues that matter. This episode of The Carl Jackson Show delves into the pressing topics of the day, from the AI hysteria that's got everyone talking to the RNC midterms convention and its potential impact on the upcoming elections. The conversation is a lively one, with Carl Jackson and his guest, Jim Faff, discussing the latest developments in the world of AI and its potential dangers. They also touch on the RNC midterms convention, where President Trump's message is being amplified, and the challenges that Republicans face in the lead-up to the elections. From the Iran conflict to the economy, no stone is left unturned in this in-depth discussion. One of the key takeaways from this episode is the importance of messaging in politics. Carl and Jim agree that Republicans need to shift their focus away from the negative and towards the positive, highlighting the wins that they've achieved and the benefits that they can bring to the American people. They also discuss the role of AI in shaping public opinion and the need for clear and honest communication about its potential risks and benefits. If you're looking for a dose of reality in a world of confusion, this episode of The Carl Jackson Show is a must-listen. Join Carl and Jim as they break down the issues and offer their insights on what's really going on. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation and tune in to hear more about the topics that matter most. Follow Carl Jackson: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carljacksonradio X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/carljacksonshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecarljacksonshow Website: http://www.TheCarlJacksonShow.com Store: https://CarlJacksonStore.com
Carl Jackson / Thursday, September 17
The Healing Power of Comedy in a Post 9/11 World w/Comedian Nazareth
Comedian Nazareth's Hilarious Take on Life as a Middle Eastern American Comedian Nazareth is a name you might not know, but his humor is definitely one to remember. This episode of the podcast is a hilarious and heartwarming conversation about his life as a Middle Eastern American, his experiences with comedy, and his unique perspective on the world. Nazareth shares stories about his childhood, his career as a comedian, and how he's learned to navigate the complexities of being a minority in America. From his experiences with bullying to his observations on the current state of society, Nazareth's humor is both relatable and thought-provoking. In this episode, Nazareth talks about how he uses comedy as a coping mechanism, and how it can be a powerful tool for healing and connection. He shares stories about his childhood, growing up in Kuwait and moving to the United States, and how he's learned to find the humor in even the toughest situations. Nazareth also discusses the importance of not taking himself too seriously and how he's learned to laugh at himself and the absurdities of life. One of the highlights of the episode is Nazareth's take on the current state of comedy and society. He shares his thoughts on the importance of not being too "woke" and how comedy can be a way to bring people together, rather than drive them apart. He also talks about the need for people to be able to laugh at themselves and not take everything so seriously. If you're looking for a dose of humor and inspiration, this episode is a must-listen. Comedian Nazareth's unique perspective and humor are sure to leave you laughing and thinking. So, tune in to hear more about his life, his comedy, and his thoughts on the world. Follow Carl Jackson: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carljacksonradio X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/carljacksonshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecarljacksonshow Website: http://www.TheCarlJacksonShow.com Store: https://CarlJacksonStore.com
Carl Jackson / Wednesday, September 16
Justice Denied? The Shocking Twist in the Lindsay Clancy Trial
In a shocking twist, a recent trial has left many questioning the integrity of the justice system. The Lindsay Clancy murder case, which captivated the nation, ended in a mistrial after a lone holdout juror refused to convict the defendant. But what's behind this unexpected turn of events? In this episode, we dive into the details of the case and explore the surprising dynamics of the jury deliberations. The trial of Lindsay Clancy was a highly publicized case, with many expecting a guilty verdict. However, the jury's decision was far from unanimous, with 11 jurors voting not guilty by reason of insanity and one juror holding out. The holdout juror, a black man in his 30s, was a key factor in the mistrial, but what drove his decision? And what does this say about the state of the justice system in Massachusetts? The jury's deliberations were marked by a complex web of emotions and motivations, with some jurors seemingly swayed by the defendant's sympathetic story. But was this a case of justice being served, or was the jury's decision influenced by external factors? The host discusses the implications of this case and the potential consequences for the defendant and the justice system. Join us as we explore the fascinating and disturbing details of this case, and hear from the host's thoughts on the implications of this mistrial. Listen to the full episode to hear the host's analysis and insights on this shocking case and its potential impact on the justice system. Follow Carl Jackson: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carljacksonradio X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/carljacksonshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecarljacksonshow Website: http://www.TheCarlJacksonShow.com Store: https://CarlJacksonStore.com
Mike Gallagher
Mike Gallagher / Friday, September 18
Craig W. Stanfill’s Carbon Zero: A Dystopian Look at AI Gone Too Far
Craig W. Stanfill joins Mike to discuss his new novel, Carbon Zero: An AI Dystopia Novel, and the ideas behind a story where artificial intelligence pushes society into uncharted territory. Craig explains what inspired the book, how today’s AI developments shaped the story, and why the question of whether AI can understand right from wrong may be more important than we think. TODAY ONLY! Get Carbon Zero for just $2.99 on Kindle! Tomorrow, the price jumps to $9.99. 👉 Don’t miss the savings! Go to Amazon and search Carbon Zero by Craig W. Stanfill and get your Kindle edition today!
Mike Gallagher / Friday, September 18
Financial Struggle Is Real—But So Is the Political Spin
Financial struggle has always been part of American life, but that reality can become powerful political fuel. The conversation looks at how frustration over prices and the cost of living can be turned into a broader narrative—and why simply having the facts on your side may not be enough to win the larger argument.
Mike Gallagher / Thursday, September 17
The Enemy Inside the Tent: Doomers, Defectors, and Midterm Fear Tactics
The loudest midterm fight may not be Democrats versus MAGA. It is establishment Republicans, professional pessimists, and recycled scare campaigns—AI doom, polling fatalism, Iran anxiety, and “vote Democrat instead”—working to fracture the coalition before voters even arrive.
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