In this episode of The Eric T Conversation, I sit down with author John K. Pitkethly to discuss his book We the People and Our Freedom Charters and a bigger question: Have Americans forgotten the principles our country was founded on?

We break down democracy vs. republic, the Constitution, natural rights, the rule of law, the Bill of Rights, separation of powers, property rights, and individual freedom. John takes us from the Founding Fathers to the challenges America faces today, including government overreach and what it means to return to our founding principles.

If you care about freedom, American history, and preserving our constitutional system, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

Stick around—you just might learn something.

Tonight on The Eric T Conversation, we’ve got a packed show.

Mitch McConnell returns to the Senate and reignites the debate over age, health, and term limits in Washington. President Trump calls into the All-In Summit to weigh in on AI, data centers, China, and fears of robots taking over the world. We also look at growing immigration protests in Europe, the latest battle over mail-in ballots and election security, Macklemore’s controversy after speaking out on Palestine, AOC’s response, and the debate over free speech versus consequences.

And finally—yes, the United States has publicly confirmed military capabilities in space. What exactly is up there, and how far has the technology really come?

No script. No spin. No compromise. Just common sense through open eyes.

Join the conversation. Stick around… you just might learn something.

One year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, I look at what’s changed in America. Plus, Trump’s proposed $5,000 dividend, new revelations from the Lindsay Clancy jury room, and former OpenAI researcher Jacob Coxon’s chilling warning about the future of AI.

Four big stories. One big conversation. Stick around… you just might learn something.

On this episode of The Eric T Conversation, I break down Joe Rogan’s comments about Poland, immigration and national identity, the growing controversy over Mayor Zohran Mamdani attending the 25th anniversary 9/11 ceremony, Nike’s dramatic decline and removal from the S&P 100, and Macklemore bringing his “Free Palestine” message to an Ed Sheeran concert.

Four very different stories with one common theme: culture, politics, identity and the choices shaping the world around us.

Join the conversation—and stick around, you just might learn something.

This episode of The Big Conversation dives into three major debates making headlines.

Eric T and Idaho MAGA Mom break down the Lindsay Clancy case and the argument over prison, mental illness and criminal responsibility.

Then, Jelly Roll faces backlash from MAGA fans after making Trump jokes while guest-hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Plus, Florida tightens restrictions on Temporary Cash Assistance, targeting spending on vaping, tanning, pornography, entertainment and theme-park tickets.

Big opinions, tough questions and plenty to debate.

Stick around. You just might learn something.

On this episode of The Eric T Conversation, I break down Poland’s aggressive border enforcement, Trump’s escalating tariff fight with Canada, Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau, and the growing political pressure surrounding inflation, gas prices and the economy.

I also take a closer look at Trump’s approval numbers, what voters are actually feeling in their wallets, and why those economic concerns could become a major factor heading into the 2026 midterms.

Political commentary, current events, border security, trade, culture—and a little humor along the way. Stick around… you just might learn something.

Immigration, cultural change, school phone bans, Trump’s political battles, and the shifting direction of America and Europe. In this episode, Eric breaks down the fast-moving changes shaping Western society and asks a simple question: are we paying attention to what’s happening around us before it’s too late?

I sit down with a 20-year-old college student for a wide-open conversation about Gen Z, Trump, college politics, Iran, gas prices, RFK Jr., immigration, voter ID, AI, H-1B visas and the 2026 midterms.

He voted for Trump—but he’s not afraid to criticize him when he thinks he’s wrong.

Two generations, different perspectives, no script—just a real conversation about where America is headed.