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  • Hour 1: My Saddest Happiest Day
    2026/08/17
    Joe and I did this past weekend what millions of other parents did.... we took Bobby and Chris to college and said goodbye. We've done it three times before... but this time was different. It was the last time. 29 years to the day that Joe asked me to marry him... we said goodbye to our twins and drove back to Pittsburgh, empty nesters. Life is all about conflicts, isn't it? We raise good people and let them fly... hoping that they'll come back. PLUS Todd Blanche makes mincemeat out of two news hacks whose gotcha questions didn't stick the desired landings. And Dr. Peter McCullough takes a close look at Tony Fauci's wife, Christine Grady.
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    39 分
  • Hour 1: Imposters Among Us
    2026/08/18
    All 3 hours today revolve around imposters. Fake scientists. Fake medicine. Fake polling. And yes, fake news. A Penn State cocaine ring gets busted with a dozen co-conspirators including a fraternity's pledges who were used to cut the drugs and sell them. Listen as Tom Homan decries the hypocrisy in the left's cries to STOP ICE! even though the agents have found more than 150,000 of the world's missing children and stopped enough fentanyl from hitting our streets to kill every American three times over. Eric Swalwell got honey-potted by a Chinese spy and the FBI knew it - so why did Nancy Pelosi put Swalwell on the super-secret House Intel Committee?
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    38 分
  • Hour 1: We're Coming For You
    2026/08/19
    We begin with the story of actual grit and determination in media. Of a news outlet that worked tirelessly to provide life-saving information to its neighbors after Hurricane Helene destroyed their community. Their story represents the kind of media America is starving for. Top Fauci lieutenant Dr. David Morens pleads guilty to destroying documents and defrauding the United States. What's your bet that he flips on Doctor Science? Trump impeachment embarrassment Alexander Vindman goes down in flames in Florida's senate primary as Trump posts an epic response.
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    39 分
  • Hour 1: Make It Make Sense
    2026/08/20
    We begin today with a personal story about the speeding ticket my son earned on his way to college. He was going 21 over the limit, and he was rightly pulled over and cited. But what happened next as I tried to resolve the penalty without getting points on his record or an increase to our car insurance (not to mention a CRIMINAL record for him) is the perfect example of the lawfare going on in this country. PLUS America doesn't like what it perceives as extremes, and candidates from both the democrat "Trump Resistance" and the republican "Freedom Caucus" are paying the price. Does a middle ground exist anywhere in America?
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    39 分
  • Hour 1: I Was Coerced
    2026/08/21
    My small Pittsburgh neighborhood is the perfect example of what's wrong with liberals: They break things that work fine and "fix" things that aren't broken. Our streets never flooded until the city hatched a brilliant plan to put roundabouts at several small intersections and "improved" all the sewers with grates to keep debris out. Now the sewers clog and the streets flood. And people vote for this? Michael Cohen and President Trump sit down for their first conversation since Cohen called Trump a racist and a con man. Cohen blames the Deep State for coercing his testimony about Trump to save his own hide.
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    39 分
  • Hour 1: Gavin Newsom Is An American Coward
    2026/08/24
    Gavin Newsom signs the Stop Nick Shirley bill into law, making it illegal for journalists to investigate immigration-related welfare fraud in California. Is the guy who fancies himself the next POTUS familiar with the First Amendment, do you suppose? How the chief of staff of a California assemblywoman goes WAY TOO FAR as he confronts Nick Shirley on the street outside the California capitol. Why calls for the aide's immediate termination are getting louder. Fauci's lawyers start a Go Fund Me of sorts to pay for the good doctor's legal bills, if you can believe that.
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    38 分
  • Hour 1: Actions Have Consequences
    2026/08/25
    One of life's greatest lessons is apparently not being taught anymore. Actions have consequences. America's experiment with DEI and victimology has made a mess of accountability, as dozens of states that sued the Trump administration to stop USPS from sending ballots to only registered voters lose at the Supreme Court. Doing anything and everything that they can to cheat is so obvious when you compare the blue states refusing to share SNAP data with USGA and the blue states refusing to share their voter rolls with the DOJ. They are the exact same states.
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    39 分
  • Hour 3: We Know Who the Next Supreme Court Justice Will Be
    2026/08/26
    Ted Cruz writes a biography about Clarence Thomas as he sits down with the Supreme Court justice for his first-ever podcast interview. Hear the second-longest serving justice's story about poverty, racism and personal responsibility and ask yourself: Why does the left hate this man so much? Have you ever heard of the empathetic murderer? Of course not, because you're not crazy. But a lot of women on the left ARE. And why they're celebrating a woman who killed her young children is a symptom of a much more insidious disease.
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    38 分