It’s time for conservatives to move beyond Trump and rebuild the Republican Party (or something else) from the ground up.  I deliver the uncensored truth that conservative media refuses to utter: What is our plan for the day after the election?  With Trump’s net approval rating sinking to -21.7—three times worse than the 2018 midterms—red states from Texas and Kansas to Ohio and North Carolina are facing an unprecedented collapse on the scrimmage line. While Democrats campaign against Big Tech data centers and utility rate hikes, GOP leadership canceled primaries, elevated corporate shills, and left grassroots patriots stranded.  If conservatives do not completely disentangle from Donald Trump, reject the corporatist grift, and build a truly independent movement, there will be nothing left to rebuild. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The AI data-center bubble is creating the next financial crisis — and costing Republicans control of red America. I explain the debt bubble and how it is beginning to pop, the role of government subsidies and tax incentives, and how Trump and Republicans built the greatest financial bubble that will pop the economy, as well as their political control of some red states. The AI bubble burst will become another subprime-style financial crisis,  as the losses spread to retirement accounts, pensions, and the wider financial system. Sadly, all conservatives are now viewed by voters as exponentially more in favor of Big Tech than Democrats.  In case you are struggling to understand why Trump is being forced to rally in deep-red states to prevent them from falling, today’s show has you covered.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is America "half a step behind" the violent riots tearing across France and Europe? I sit down with Adam Starzynski, editor at Visegrad24, to expose the terrifying "red-green alliance" fueling the destruction of Western Europe. Starzynski breaks down how radical left-wing communists and Islamic jihadists are exploiting the economic misery of young Europeans to orchestrate mass looting, burn down schools, and conquer French cities. While the media blames social grievances, Starzynski reveals the deeper existential threat — and why the right-wing movements in both Europe and America are currently failing to stop it. In this wide-ranging conversation, we explore how there are obvious economic grievances, housing pressures, and youth unemployment plaguing the younger generation. However, the immigration and political radicalization have created the perfect storm for the jihadists to further cement their conquest of Europe. If the U.S. doesn't wake up to this demographic and economic perfect storm, American cities will be the next to burn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are government inflation numbers telling the whole story? Why does life feel so much more expensive even when official statistics suggest inflation isn’t quite as bad as you think? And why is the American dream becoming increasingly difficult for young Americans to achieve? I’m joined by Tom Elliott, founder of the Reality Index and American Dream Index, to examine the growing affordability crisis and the gap between government inflation statistics and the financial reality facing American families. Elliott explains how changes to the Consumer Price Index, including the use of owners' equivalent rent, quality adjustments, and substitution, can produce inflation figures that fail to capture important aspects of the rising cost of living. His Reality Index attempts to measure changes in the prices Americans actually face, while the American Dream Index examines how much a middle-class lifestyle costs relative to a typical worker's income. It’s become clear that ever since the feds took us off the gold standard and then implemented loose money policies, they have an agenda to cover up just how much inflation they are inducing.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Conservatives must stop playing political checkers and start playing chess. Today I pose nine critical political questions the conservative movement must confront after the election if Republicans ever hope to break their cycle of failure and build a winning strategy for the future. If the conservative movement keeps relying on Trump’s image, the same candidates, strategies, and political machinery, what reason is there to expect a different result? As Republicans face a staggering loss, it’s time to ask the uncomfortable questions, challenge the status quo, and start thinking several moves ahead. Just like bad performance from monopolies requires more choice and competition to better the outcome, we need to open up more competition on the Right to refine a better outcome. Or … we can continue the failure theater for the rest of our lives so the political grifters can get rich off feigning perpetual outrage over issues they plan to ignore.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is Big Tech's version of AI deployment really the product of free-market innovation — or is it built on copyright theft, government subsidies, and special legal protections? I sit down with Michael McClellan, an attorney involved in litigation over alleged AI-related copyright infringement, to examine the legal, moral, and constitutional questions about AI chatbots that conservatives cannot afford to ignore. He exposes the disturbing business model behind AI chatbots and explains why conservatives must fight for property rights, individual liberty, human flourishing, and genuine free-market capitalism over crony protections for these monopolies. AI companies promise to revolutionize society. But what happens when that technology depends on copyrighted works allegedly taken without permission, government favoritism, and a regulatory system that allows powerful corporations to operate under different rules from everyone else?  You get bad products and even worse outcomes. In this wide-ranging discussion, we cover everything from Section 230 indemnity to how conservatives should approach liability and regulation and the hypocritical gaslighting from the industry about the need to “beat China.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What we are doing is not working, and we need to seek a multitude of innovative ideas to strengthen conservative parts of America. One of them is the Greater Idaho movement that has led to the broad effort to unify large swaths of rural areas in blue states with neighboring red states. I’m joined by Matt McCaw, executive director of Greater Idaho, to discuss the effort behind Eastern Oregon's massive push to join Idaho. We break down how the process of seeking a "national divorce" at the state level can force a political inflection point, empower local defiance against blue-state mandates, and rejuvenate red-state America. Matt reveals how the same milquetoast Republicans who squander political capital and fail to protect grassroots voters are an obstacle to Greater Idaho.  He also discusses similar movements in Illinois, Washington, California, Virginia, and elsewhere, exploring why some rural communities want to join neighboring states whose political priorities more closely reflect their own. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Republicans squandered their political capital on special interests, corporate monopolies, and Big Tech data centers. Now, Democrats are successfully running to the right of the GOP in red areas by campaigning on anti-corruption and the Epstein files, against corporate monopolies gobbling up farmland, and opposition to Flock security cameras. In this episode, I expose the catastrophic failure of personality-driven politics and explain why conservatives must urgently pivot back to fixed objectives, localism, and the competent governance model seen in states like Florida. I go through numerous campaign ads to show how Democrats are running on our issues. If Republicans continue to surrender issues involving corporate power, privacy, affordability, and government accountability, Democrats will keep trying to capitalize on the resulting voter frustration. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

America's jobs recession is getting harder to ignore. While politicians celebrate economic growth and billions of dollars in AI investment, American workers are struggling to find jobs and college graduates are being shut out of entry-level positions.Today, I sit down with labor market expert Amanda Goodall to expose the "fake" economy. We break down how capital is being deliberately misallocated into unproductive debt, why the highly touted Iowa steel plant Mesabi Metallics might just be a political mirage, and why the vast majority of new jobs are either part-time, low-paying construction gigs, or government-adjacent. Discover why the AI CapEx bubble is masking a systemic jobs depression — and what happens when the ventilator is turned off. Sustainable economic growth must come from real productivity, productive investment, and businesses meeting genuine economic needs — not simply steering capital into valuations and debt. Republicans will continue to lose if they fail to evacuate from the Big Tech bubble.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The conservative movement has no shortage of podcasts, influencers, angry voters, or political commentary. But where are the new ideas? Where are the strategies that actually deliver results? And why do so many conservative voices continue to support a Republican establishment that repeatedly undermines the very issues they claim to champion? Today, I deliver a forceful critique of Conservative Inc., MAGA influencers, and the state of the Republican Party. Conservative media has become trapped in an endless cycle of blind loyalty to access, outrage, online feuds, and political personalities — while neglecting the hard work of building an effective movement. I also analyze the three primary factions among Con Inc. influencers and how they are all either toxic or ineffective. Instead of endlessly recycling the same grievances while perpetuating them through failed personality contests, the movement needs original thinking, coherent strategies, and leaders willing to fight for tangible outcomes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices