Episodes

On this episode of the podcast, Republican Congressman Andy Biggs delves into key issues shaping Arizona and national politics. The duo discusses the Republicans’ 2.5% early voting edge in the Grand Canyon State and comments on President Trump’s latest zingers shaded at former Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney, noting the GOP’s evolving stance on war.

Additionally, Congressman Biggs addresses the ActBlue probe, calling for deeper investigations while simultaneously raising concerns about potential money laundering. On border security, the border state U.S. Representative critiques the Biden-Harris Administration’s policies and supports President Trump’s proposals to combat cartel influence by seizing assets and taxing remittances. Biggs underscores the need for border control, with 1.4 million untracked encounters and the complex role of NGOs. Furthermore, Congressman Biggs introduced a new bill targeting illegal migrant billboards and invites listeners to check out his own podcast for further insights.

To follow Congressman Andy Biggs on X, you can find him @RepAndyBiggsAZ or @AndyBiggs4AZ. His podcast can be found on all major audio platforms, all you have to do is search: “What’s The BIGGS Idea?”

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On this episode of the podcast, Jim McLaughlin, President of McLaughlin & Associates, shares his insights on key strategies for the upcoming election, focusing on early voting and ballot security. He underscores Florida’s efficient voting model as a benchmark and critiques other states like Pennsylvania, for their slow counting processes. McLaughlin further stresses the importance of high voter turnout, suggesting that a strong showing would minimize opportunities for Democrats to challenge election results. He also said he used to, ‘laugh at the betting markets when it came to politics, but I don’t laugh anymore’ hinting at the popularity “Polymarket” has gained in this election.

Additionally, the longtime public opinion expert highlights the enthusiastic crowds at President Trump’s rallies, including a massive gathering at Madison Square Garden, as a sign of robust support. Moreover, he goes on to tell Head that if Trump is rallying in a specific state, it’s because Trump believes he can win it. Furthermore, McLaughlin discusses the significant opportunity for Trump to gain Hispanic votes and emphasizes the importance of winning the popular vote to avoid legal challenges. Throughout the episode, he criticizes media bias and calls for constant vigilance to uphold election integrity.

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On this episode of the podcast, Public Interest Legal Foundation President and General Counsel J. Christian Adams breaks down election integrity across the U.S., giving Georgia a boost for new mail ballot ID rules but assigning Michigan a “D” for poor voter roll maintenance. The pair also discuss legal battles in Wisconsin and Virginia, Pennsylvania’s activist rulings, and Nevada’s flawed all-mail ballot system. Furthermore, Adams highlights hopeful developments in North Carolina and significant court cases shaping election laws in the days to come.

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On this small business episode of the podcast, host Amanda Head talks with Brian Kohl, the Chief Executive Officer of Canon Press, a longstanding conservative publishing house based in Moscow, Idaho. During this conversation the pair explore the mission of Canon Press, which publishes a wide range of works including fiction, theology, children’s literature, and recently expanded into streaming with Canon+, a platform for audiobooks and video content.

Additionally, Kohl discusses the importance of books like “Reforming Marriage” by Pastor Douglas Wilson and “Future Men,” examining the challenges facing masculinity today and the rise of ‘therapeutic sentimentalism’ in child-rearing. The conversation delves into how Canon Press promotes classical Christian education and meaningful storytelling to counter the secular trends in today’s educational systems.

If you’re interested in learning more about Canon Press or want to sign up for Canon+, visit their website: canonpress.com. To keep up with Brian and his team on social media you can follow them on X (formerly Twitter) here: @CanonPress and @BKingKohl.

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On this episode of the podcast, Georgia Republican Party Chairman Josh McKoon dives into the key issues shaping this presidential election in his battleground state. Chairman McKoon shares insights on election integrity and recounts his recent clash with CNN’s Jim Acosta, who incessantly interrupted him during a heated exchange on the topic.

Additionally, the pair go on to discuss Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s connection with the Election Defense Fund, which has come under recent fire for allegedly raising funds to pressure election officials into certifying the election without any challenge. However, the state Republican Party Leader points to significant strides Georgia has made in election security, with a decrease in absentee ballot requests and more voters choosing to cast early ballots in person. Furthermore, Chairman McKoon underscores the importance of transparency in election processes and details how President Donald Trump’s appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast might affect voter engagement.

If you’re in Georgia or simply wanting to keep up with all that goes on in the battleground state of Georgia, be sure to follow Chairman Josh McKoon (@JoshMcKoon) and the Georgia Repubican Party (@GARepublicans) on social media.

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On this podcast episode, Joe Penland, famously known as, ‘Joe From Texas’ joins host Amanda Head to talk about a multitude of topics, starting with his tough upbringing in Frisco, Texas where he learned the value of hard work and perseverance. Penland also spends time talking about what he believes is causing the decline of family values and respect in today’s society, which he attributes to modern distractions and the every day challenges of parenting. 

Furthermore, the lifelong Texan spent time praising President Donald Trump’s hands-on approach, recalling his recent visit to McDonald’s where he showed tremendous respect for everyday workers. ‘Joe From Texas’ also recounts his personal experiences touring the nation with popular conservative talk show host, Tucker Carlson and what he took away from his in-person interactions with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The fiscal conservative then discusses the pressing issues of our fastly rising national debt, as well as Social Security reform, where he advocates for a commission model similar to Reagan’s era. 

‘Joe From Texas’ is active daily on X (formerly Twitter) and you can keep up with him by searching @JoePFromTexas. Additionally, he has a website where you can learn more or get in touch: www.JoeFromTexas.com.

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On this episode of the podcast, Jason Simmons, Chairman of the North Carolina Republican Party, underscores the crucial significance of North Carolina’s 16 electoral votes in the upcoming presidential election. Simmons offers a detailed analysis of the narrow polling margins that favor President Trump and reflects on the resilience of voters in Western North Carolina, who turned out for early voting despite the challenges posed by Hurricane Helene. He also discusses the success of President Trump’s rally in Greenville, emphasizing how Trump’s consistent focus on revitalizing U.S. manufacturing and tackling crime and fentanyl trafficking has attracted new Republican registrations, particularly from former Democrats disillusioned with their party’s policies.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head sits down with Richard Corcoran, President of New College of Florida and the former Florida Education Commissioner to discuss the current state of education in the United States. The two discuss the impact of COVID-19 on parental involvement, the challenges of reopening schools amid union and media resistance, and the rise of woke ideologies like critical race and gender theories. Commissioner Corcoran highlights the leadership of Republican Governor Ron DeSantis and the need for systemic reforms to foster critical thinking, free speech, and academic balance in schools. Furthermore, the former Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives turned college president has a forthcoming book due out in mid-November called, “Storming Ivory Tower: How A Florida College Became Ground Zero In The Struggle To Take Back Our Campuses” that you can pre-order on Amazon.com today!

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On this episode of the podcast, Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley dives into the state of North Carolina’s voting infrastructure following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. Whatley also touted the GOP’s 220,000-strong volunteer force and 5,000 attorneys who are trained and ready to go all across the country, especially in battleground states to ensure the general election is fair and accurate.

Chairman Whatley went on to detail the RNC’s legal actions, including over 130 lawsuits across 26 states aimed at ensuring election integrity in the upcoming presidential election. He shares the party’s success in courts, even in traditionally Democratic strongholds like Michigan. Furthermore, the GOP Chairman talks to Head about President Trump’s strategy of outreach in solid blue states which help drive media attention and voter engagement, expressing optimism for a strong outcome on election night.

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On this episode of the podcast, longtime investigative journalist and Editor-in-Chief of JustTheNews.com John Solomon joins host Amanda Head to discuss the current state of journalism. The duo talk about how the importance of truth in today’s media landscape is of utmost importance. Solomon reflects on how information moves faster than ever, comparing it to past investigations like Russia Collusion and Hunter Biden’s laptop.

Additionally, the pair discuss the growing shift of Hispanic voters toward former President Donald Trump and the inefficiencies within federal agencies such as FEMA and the Secret Service, highlighting the need for stronger leadership. With insights from his career, Solomon shares his pride in challenging mainstream narratives while maintaining journalistic integrity.

Be sure to follow John Solomon’s topnotch investigative reporting on JustTheNews.com and take a listen to his podcast, “John Solomon Reports,” powered by the Just The News Podcast Network.

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