Mike examines why so many Americans no longer trust public health officials or the legacy media, pointing to a contentious exchange between NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya and CBS’ Margaret Brennan as a reflection of the debate still surrounding the COVID era. He explores how media coverage, government messaging, vaccine mandates, lockdowns, and public health decisions continue to shape public skepticism years later, while listeners weigh in on the lasting impact of the pandemic and America’s response. Mike also discusses the growing influence of far-left activist Hasan Piker and his controversial rhetoric, questions the media’s treatment of political extremism, reacts to renewed concerns over measles and immigration, and shares why he believes restoring public trust begins with honest conversations rather than political narratives.

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Is it time for Republicans to lean into solutions to the soaring costs of everyday necessities here in America?  Mike and Mark dig in.

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Mike breaks down a whirlwind day in Washington as Sen. Lisa Murkowski announces her opposition to Todd Blanche’s nomination for Attorney General—only for breaking news to upend the story when Sen. Bill Cassidy delivers a pivotal vote that changes the outcome. Along the way, Mike examines the growing divide between establishment Republicans and the America First movement, reacts to the latest developments surrounding the Save America Act, and shares why he believes conservative leadership is more important than ever. Plus, South Carolina Congressman Ralph Norman joins Mike to discuss his Senate campaign, the race to succeed Lindsey Graham, election integrity, Senate reform, and why he believes his record—not political promises—makes the strongest case to represent the Palmetto State.

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Mike and Mark share their memories of seeing “The Exorcist”, and debate the rising costs of food in America.

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Mike and Mark examine the benefits and dangers of AI data centers and cameras that read license plates.

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Mike and Mark examine what’s next now that Anthony Fauci has been slapped with a contempt of Congress citation; then the continuing adventures of Mayor Mamdani, booed offstage at a law enforcement event and discovered on video as a young man with a possibly fake accent.  Bonus:  Mike updates us on electric blankets

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Mike reacts as the Senate committee votes to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress, breaking down what the decision could mean, the latest developments surrounding the investigation, and why questions about the government’s pandemic response continue to resonate years later. He also reflects on a spirited exchange with a caller over COVID, examines the influence of far-left commentator Hasan Piker on Democratic politics, discusses why some establishment Democrats are distancing themselves from the party’s most progressive voices, and looks at the political fallout surrounding figures like Zohran Mamdani as the battle over the future direction of the Democratic Party intensifies.

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Tucker Carlson wants to start a new poitical party, plus Rosie returns!

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Mike reacts to a dramatic primary night, examines why the media’s role in shaping political narratives remains under the microscope, and breaks down what the latest election results could mean heading into the midterms. He also discusses growing concerns over Republican leadership in the Senate, the debate surrounding the filibuster, and whether the GOP is doing enough to advance its own agenda. Along the way, Mike shares listener reactions, offers a daily prayer for the nation, and explains why he believes the biggest political battles are still ahead.

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Mike and Mark analyze the results of the Michigan primary, evaluate the tough spot created by horrible allegations against a Republican congressman, and judge the heat given to Caitlin Clark for not being as vocal as some would like on the issue of men in women’s sports.

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The far left Muslim candidate may have won in Michigan, but our former colleague and solid conservative Chris Stigall looks bound for Congress after a big win in Missouri.

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Mike and Mark preview the Democrat primary in Michigan, which will reveal much about where the party is headed; then they examine the performances of the candidates in the South Carolina Senate primary debate last night: Then, the ever-present guessing game over how many Democrats actually like the DSA insurgency.

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Mike breaks down reports of President Trump’s frustration with Jeanine Pirro, examines the biggest moments from South Carolina’s closely watched Senate debate, and looks at the growing divide within the Democratic Party as progressive candidates continue making headlines. He also discusses what these political battles could mean for the Republican agenda, the upcoming midterm elections, and why several key races are drawing national attention. Along the way, Mike shares his perspective on the latest developments, reacts to listener feedback, and explores the stories shaping today’s political conversation without holding back.

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Mike and Mark unpack the Max Miller scandal in an Ohio congressional seat, note the coincidences when elderly spouses pass in rapid succession, count how many normal Democrats are left, and recount the tension of on-camera sneezing.

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Mike tackles the growing influence of Democratic Socialists within the Democratic Party, questioning how progressive policies and candidates are reshaping the party ahead of the midterm elections. He examines proposals ranging from government-run grocery stores to higher taxes on wealthy property owners, explores the political fallout among longtime Democrats, and discusses why some former allies are now voicing concerns about the party’s direction. Mike also asks listeners whether the current progressive movement represents a temporary shift or a lasting transformation of American politics, and what the stakes could be for voters in the months ahead.

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Mike and Mark lament a National Anthem performance gone awry at recent WNBA game.

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Mike and Mark react to Tony Romo sidelined at CBS; Is the rise of Democrat extremism good or bad for Republican midterm prospects?

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Mike takes a look at the increasingly fractured Democratic Party and the rise of socialist candidates he argues are pushing it further outside the political mainstream. With November approaching, he weighs whether those candidates could ultimately give Republicans an advantage in the midterms, examines the enthusiasm and uncertainty surrounding both parties, and asks whether voters will reject the Democrats’ leftward shift when they head to the polls.

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Mike and Mark debate the relative merits of comfort animals.

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Mike and Mark wonder if a New York City reparations proposal will spread nationwide; a condo has questions about Mike’s income; What is your pain threshold?

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