The guys mark the 20th anniversary of Johnny Carson’s passing — and the death of late-night entertainment as we knew it. Then they dive into the NBA gambling scandal, the NYC mayoral race, and Maine’s Democrat Senate candidate who somehow missed the Nazi tattoo on his arm.

They wrap with a hard-hitting “offensive political battle plan” for the Trump Administration to end the government shutdown.

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G.K. and Dave launch this episode with an excerpt from Paul Harvey’s timeless 1965 monologue, If I Were the Devil.

From there, the guys dig into how far the Democrat Party has fallen — so deranged and devoted to its radical leftist agenda that it can’t even bring itself to demand Virginia Attorney General candidate Jay Jones end his campaign after he fantasized about murdering a Republican political opponent. Jones reportedly wrote that if he had only two bullets, one would go to his GOP rival — and he’d have to decide whether Adolf Hitler or Pol Pot deserved the second.

The discussion continues as G.K. and Dave expose the Party’s moral decay and its refusal to congratulate President Trump on his historic diplomatic success in brokering genuine peace between Israel and Hamas.

It’s a powerful reminder that Paul Harvey’s warning wasn’t prophecy — it’s reality.

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In this episode, G.K. and Dave unpack an explosive yet important Substack article titled “Even the Left Now Admits We Have a Trans Violence Problem,” shared in light of the horrific Michigan church shooting.

🔹 G.K. calls on all good people to live the kind of life most of us are already living — or are fully capable of living — rooted in integrity, responsibility, and courage.

🔹 Dave takes us back to the beginning, giving the biblical foundation for why violence exists by drawing on the story of Cain and Abel in Genesis 4 — the first recorded act of human violence.

Together, they bring cultural clarity and timeless truth to a moment that demands both.

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