Scott Jennings / Tuesday, November 10
Impeachment of Pete Hegseth is a topic that stirs considerable debate within political circles. In this segment, Scott Jennings discusses the implications of impeaching Hegseth, focusing on the broader context of the current political landscape. Jennings critically analyzes the potential outcomes and the prevailing sentiment among conservatives and Republicans. He contrasts the current MAGA movement with the traditional Republican leadership styles of figures like John Cornyn, Paul Ryan, John McCain, and Mitt Romney. Jennings argues that the shift in voter sentiment and the enduring influence of Trump and the MAGA brand will shape the future of the Republican Party, even in the absence of Trump. This discussion highlights the ongoing tensions and the evolving identity of conservative politics in America.
Scott Jennings / Monday, November 9
Recently, there have been two appalling displays of vulgarity involving public figures. One instance includes Charlie Kirk, a political commentator, who was shot in an act of political violence. His wife, Erika, has spoken out against the culture that laughs at such events, emphasizing the profound moral decay it represents. She highlighted that political violence should never be tolerated or celebrated, and that every life is valuable regardless of political disagreements. Another incident involves a comedian whose jokes many found deeply offensive and in poor taste, further contributing to a culture that trivializes violence. These incidents underscore the importance of respecting human life and the consequences of normalizing violence through humor.
Scott Jennings / Friday, November 6
In this video, Scott Jennings discusses the troubling rhetoric surrounding political violence coming from influential voices within the Democratic Party. Jennings highlights comments made by prominent left-wing podcasters Jennifer Welch, Angie Sullivan, and Scott Galloway. These individuals, with millions of followers, have made disturbing remarks about political assassinations, including promoting the false narrative that a MAGA supporter killed Charlie Kirk and advocating for the assassination of Elon Musk. Jennings emphasizes the concerning implications of such rhetoric being widely disseminated and taken seriously by many on the left. This video sheds light on the disturbing attitudes that are emerging within certain circles, urging viewers to pay attention to the messages being propagated by these influential figures.
Mike Gallagher / Tuesday, November 10
An eighty-year Ohio veteran calls in with a raw, emotional message: the America he once proudly served is slipping away, and he’s heartbroken by what he sees. His response to the changes—and the specific policies he believes can reverse them—cuts straight to the heart of the national debate.
Mike Gallagher / Tuesday, November 10
Republicans are still arguing among themselves over messaging and leadership while Democrats quietly coordinated a massive online push focused on everyday costs—and the timing of falling gas prices only sharpens the contrast. The gap in hustle is clearer than most on the right want to admit.
Mike Gallagher / Monday, November 9
Last night’s 60 Minutes discussion zeroed in on the thorniest immigration question facing conservatives: whether long-term illegal workers who have lived here for decades, held jobs, and committed no other crimes should be allowed to stay—and whether insisting on mass deportation for every single one has become politically or practically unsustainable.
Charlie Kirk / Friday, December 19, 2025
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Charlie Kirk / Thursday, December 18, 2025
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Charlie Kirk / Tuesday, December 16, 2025
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Hugh Hewitt / Monday, November 9
Hugh Hewitt / Monday, November 9
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Larry Elder / Monday, November 9
In this discussion, Larry Elder analyzes the public perception of corruption in politics, particularly focusing on Donald Trump and his potential approach to corruption in a hypothetical second term. He discusses how Trump might perceive the lack of repercussions for Democratic corruption, citing examples involving the Biden family and Hillary Clinton. Elder speculates on whether Trump might adopt a more lenient stance on corruption if re-elected, contrasting it with his previous caution. The conversation also touches on the implications of such a shift, including potential international conflicts and domestic policy decisions.
Larry Elder / Monday, November 9
In this video, Larry Elder discusses his analysis of the recent midterm elections, focusing on the impact of gas prices and border security on the results. He expresses admiration for Donald Trump's consequential presidency and discusses Trump's decision-making regarding Iran, despite potential unpopularity. Elder also touches on Trump's challenges in maintaining support, including the handling of Hispanic voter sentiment and the border crisis. The conversation reflects on the complexities of political decisions and their reception by the public.
Larry Elder / Friday, November 6
Retired Air Force veteran Harvey shares his perspective on the geopolitical tension with Iran, emphasizing the critical decisions made by former President Trump. Harvey argues that military action was necessary to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, despite the economic repercussions. He criticizes those who oppose the war, highlighting the potential catastrophic consequences of inaction. Harvey's letter underscores the importance of supporting the president's decision and the need for continued vigilance in protecting national and global security.
Carl Jackson / Friday, November 6
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Carl Jackson / Friday, November 6
In a candid conversation, the speaker shares their thoughts on the recent midterm elections and the Republican Party's future. They acknowledge the devastating losses, but express optimism that the party can reverse trends and come back stronger. The discussion touches on the economy, trade wars, and the Iran war, highlighting the need for Republicans to learn from their mistakes and adapt to the changing landscape. The speaker reflects on the 2024 election, noting that Republicans were given a mandate to make people's lives better, but failed to deliver. They criticize the party's handling of the economy, particularly the tariffs, which they believe hurt the national economy. The conversation also delves into the importance of winning back battleground states, such as Arizona, which Democrats took control of, and the need to focus on local races. The speaker also discusses the upcoming presidential election, mentioning potential candidates like Governor Ron DeSantis and J.D. Vance. They highlight the need for Republicans to focus on making people's lives better, keeping them safe, and making their lives more affordable. The conversation also touches on the importance of being clear and decisive when it comes to issues like the Iran war. As the speaker concludes, they emphasize the need for Republicans to learn from their mistakes and come back stronger. They encourage listeners to tune in to the full episode to hear more about the party's future and the importance of winning local races. 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, November 5