Handicapping the Donald Trump Veepstakes – AD FREE

In the biggest corporate drama of the decade, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is out after being caught in an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. But who really benefits from bringing down one of the world’s most important tech figures? The show discusses with John Carney, then talks to two TPUSA students attacked by a very odd fellow at UT-Tyler. Scott Greer joins on the viral Ole Miss “monkey noises” story that seems straight out of Peak Woke half a decade ago.

Despite a midterm thrashing, Senate Republicans re-elected John Thune as their leader. The show reacts to that and to a viewer email asking why they should stay involved in Republican politics. Then, as advertisers continue to drop the witches at the I’ve Had It podcast, airline passenger Michael Knowles discusses how far free speech and “cancel culture” should go. For Veterans Day, Patrick O’Donnell shows off his new book on Revolutionary War heroes. Ryan Girdusky analyzes the surprising role of the Epstein story in the midterm drubbing.

Pete Hegseth is facing a sweeping impeachment attack from Thomas Massie and the left. The show lays out the allegations and the response from Trump World, and continues to cover the outlandish behavior from the pro-murder I’ve Had It podcast. Rob Schneider Dave Chapelle’s joke at Charlie’s expense and why he thinks Dave had headed down this dark path. Glenn Beck joins, and the show discusses what conservatism needs to look like after Trump.

President Trump’s interview with 60 Minutes has many in the base sweating, after the president suggested he could be open to an immigration deal with Democrats in Congress. The show warns against what would be a disastrous political mistake by the president throwing away the biggest win of the first two years. Then, they turn to Dave Chapelle and Jennifer Welch, who both made ugly jokes celebrating Charlie’s murder late last week. Frank Turek and comics Graham Linehan and Bridget Phetasy join.