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Freddy Gray, Amber Athey, and Matt McDonald discuss the proceedings at 2021’s Conservative Political Action Conference in Florida, where ahead of Donald Trump’s appearance tomorrow.

This week has something for everybody, as our three segments (we actually stick to format this week!) range from Mr. Potato Head (now Zir Potatx Head apparently) to Winston Churchill, with a detour to throw some rotten tomatoes at Smith College, and then on to a sequel of sorts to last week’s seminar, in which […]

Richard Epstein analyzes the debate around Texas’ cold-weather blackouts. How much of the blame does climate change bear? Is the problem an excessive reliance on renewable energies or a failure to harden infrastructure against extreme weather events? And what do the Biden Administration’s policies mean for the future of grid resiliency?

There’s a party in the faculty lounge, as Professors Richard Epstein and John Yoo — along with long-suffering host Troy Senik — celebrate the 10th anniversary of the podcast. A few special guests drop by, but we still have time for all the legal issues of the day: the aftermath of the Trump impeachment, a […]

FRIIIIIDAYYYY … and Mr. Potato Head is in the news. It doesn’t have a happy ending for him. Tom Cruise Deep Fake, David Hogg is still a loser, and more Friday fun!

Our country is now so dysfunctional, decades old comedy routines have become reality.

Bridget and Jeren sit down to discuss their recent trip to South Africa. They discuss traveling during Covid, the importance of leaving the United States on a regular basis, what you learn when you travel internationally, their families’ attitudes towards traveling growing up, and their adventures in the wildlife parks they visited. They also get […]

On this episode of “The Federalist Radio Hour,” Senior Editor Chris Bedford and Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky discuss why troops and fences still plague Washington, D.C., and how Biden’s promise of a return to normalcy is failing.

This week, we go it alone. And by that we mean no guest, just our guys performing some Rank Punditry® on the news of the day, energy on Texas, WandaVision (well, James tries to talk about it), Rob’s recently completed trip to Kenya, Peter’s sojourn in Wyoming, and various other personal and political points of […]

Today on the show looks like the minimum wage is DOA, expanding vaccine distribution in Georgia, Mr. Potato Head has to change his pronouns or gender or something we aren’t sure, even progressives are starting to turn on teachers unions and the woke love to hate America.

Kelly Maher and Mary Katharine Ham give you a very important BABY GOAT UPDATE, a lesson in goat economics, the perils of podcasting on a farm in a snowstorm, and how not to get divorced during a kitchen renovation! There’s a lot going on, y’all.

Called ‘The Architect’ by former President George W. Bush, Karl Rove led Bush to victories in 2000 and the last GOP presidential win in 2004 that secured the popular and electoral vote. Rove goes in-depth on how Texas Republicans did so well in 2020, and where the GOP needs to start winning hearts and minds […]

Join Jim and Greg as they welcome the Senate parliamentarian ruling that a minimum wage increase may not be included as part of the reconciliation process on a COVID relief bill. Jim updates the lingering problems as vaccines are being administered far slower than they are being produced. And they’re getting nervous as the last […]

The Senate GOP leader came to a Fox News interview prepared to talk about the current president equally prepared to not talk about the former president. But Mitch McConnell ended up making news about Donald Trump anyway. What is the thinking behind McConnell’s statement — less than two weeks after his scathing criticism of Trump […]

The Heartland Institute’s Donald Kendal, Jim Lakely, and Nate Meyers present episode 283 of the In The Tank Podcast. Between the continuing COVID lockdowns, the continued censorship of conservative voices, and the ongoing cancel culture, the ITT crew is left wondering how far this will all go. Will cancel culture continue to run amok indefinitely? Will […]

SEAN SPICERSpicer & Co., Spicer gives his prediction on what Donald Trump’s speech might include at CPAC this Sunday (and he should know). He also discusses the series of religious liberty segments he’s featuring on his Newsmax show this week.  INEZ STEPMANIndependent Women’s ForumStepman provides in-depth analysis of the “Equality Act” and how the deference to […]

The podcasters end the week arguing over the meaning of the Biden administration’s decision to strike Iranian targets even as they attempt to reenter Obama’s Iran nuclear deal. And wonder as well at the bribery and fecklessness in the $1.9 trillion relief/stimulus bill and what it portends. Give a listen.

Carrie Lukas joins the podcast to talk about this month’s policy focus—Avoiding Paid Leave Pitfalls. We discuss why making the emergency COVID paid leave benefits permanent will undermine existing paid leave benefits, raise taxes, and reduce wages for poor workers, as well as limit women’s employment opportunities.   Carrie Lukas is the president of the […]

We sit down with Sam Rogers an army vet who’s served three tours abroad and now advocates for veterans issues through Concerned Veterans for America. He travels the state of Wisconsin giving veterans a positive platform to be heard. We dive into defining limits for our conflicts abroad, advocating for veterans rights- especially in healthcare- […]

James talks to Laura (mother, barrister, co-editor of Conservative Woman) where they both give it both barrels on the subject of the lockdown and Boris Johnson’s useless regime… Please support the Delingpod: https://www.patreon.com/jamesdelingpole https://www.subscribestar.com/jamesdelingpole

Louis Reed spent nearly 14 years in prison on bank fraud and other charges. Since then, he has become an advocate for criminal justice reform and supported the First Step Act, a bipartisan measure to improve criminal justice outcomes, which was signed into law by then-President Donald Trump in December 2018. Reed joins “The Daily […]

The Court is back from its working recess and so are Zack and GianCarlo. Zack kicks off the show discussing the Court’s denial of two 2020 election lawsuits out of Pennsylvania. GianCarlo and Zack then discuss the three oral arguments of the week, and GianCarlo unpacks this week’s one opinion, which involves the Federal Tort […]

Following the departure of President Donald Trump from the White House, the conservative movement has reached a fork in the road. On the one hand, it could continue down the path of Trumpism and lean into its nationalist populist ideology or, on the other, return to its more neoconservative roots of free-market capitalism and interventionist […]

TOPICS: Challenging claims of “systemic racism,” lowered expectations in education, & Alexander the Great Host Scot Bertram talks with David Azerrad, Assistant Professor and Research Fellow at Hillsdale College’s Van Andel Graduate School of Government, about his recent essay titled, “On the Peculiar Character of American ‘Racism'”. Ian Rowe, resident fellow at the American Enterprise […]

Rob Long is fresh off the plane from Kenya and naturally has a lot to say about to say about the experience, and the guys pull out just about every pop culture reference they can about the place over the course of the show. But that’s not all: they also opine on WandaVision, the Marvel series currently […]

Male celebrities’ are taking over the news this week and Mock and Daisy are here to tell you all about it. More importantly they are here to bring attention to the stories that are getting pushed under the rug!

On this episode of “The Federalist Radio Hour,” Susan B. Anthony List President Marjorie Dannenfelser joins Federalist Staff Writer Jordan Davidson to discuss President Joe Biden’s Health and Human Services nominee Xavier Becerra’s pro-abortion track record and the direction of the pro-life community under the Democrat-controlled Congress and executive branch.

How should we think about fiscal stimulus in an era of low interest rates? Is $1.9 trillion too much? Is the proposed relief package sufficiently well targeted? In this Conversation, former Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers shares his analysis of the American economy and the challenges we face. Summers argues for substantial fiscal stimulus but emphasizes the importance […]

Sara is joined by David Schoen, the attorney who defended President Trump against the unconstitutional impeachment trial. Schoen details the backlash he has received from former colleagues and associates since the trial. Sara also discusses her latest op-ed for FoxNews.com about the humanitarian issues at the border and details how cartels run every part of […]

Steven B. Smith is indeed an American, Chicago born. (The line is Saul Bellow’s, cited by Smith in this “Q&A.”) He is a political scientist, a political theorist, a famous professor at Yale. His new book is “Reclaiming Patriotism in an Age of Extremes.” He and Jay talk about patriotism (naturally) and nationalism and many other […]

Today on the show the pork in the covid spending bill, can’t say women are smart anymore, vaccine rates by state, Governor Kemp gives the latest on the vaccine and the Georgia’s economy and the lie picked around the media from Smith College.

Join Jim and Greg as they enjoy hearing HHS nominee Xavier Becerra squirm as he insists he never sued the Little Sisters of the Poor, just the federal government for giving a contraception mandate exemption to the nuns. They also peel back the sexual harassment allegations against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and discuss the […]

Today’s podcast takes up the consequences of Andrew Cuomo’s unambiguously repellent sexual harassment of an Albany aide as well as the nightmarish false accusations of racism against workers at Smith College. Oh, and Trump at CPAC. Give a listen.

People driving under the influence of drugs has been a major problem in America for decades, with alcohol being the most common drug used. The recent opioid-abuse epidemic, along with the decision by a large number of states to legalize cannabis for medical or recreational use, has made the problem of driving under the influence […]

Taking a short break from Asia, Misha and John welcome back their friend and colleague H.R. McMaster, to remember his pivotal role in the Battle of 73 Easting in the Iraq War, on February 26, 1991—the last great tank battle of the 20th century.

The narrative that a child only needs love and safety to thrive is being challenged by Katy Faust, founder of Them Before Us, a nonprofit organization that promotes social policies to protect the rights of children. In her new book, “Them Before Us: Why We Need a Global Children’s Rights Movement,” Faust argues that a […]

On this episode, Charles R. Kesler joins contributing editor Mark Bauerlein to discuss his recent book “Crisis of the Two Constitutions: The Rise, Decline, and Recovery of American Greatness.”

The narrative that a child only needs love and safety to thrive is being challenged by Katy Faust, founder of Them Before Us, a nonprofit organization that promotes social policies to protect the rights of children. In her new book, “Them Before Us: Why We Need a Global Children’s Rights Movement,” Faust argues that a […]

Joyce on the current state of the GOP.       Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

President Biden has been in office for just over one month, but when it comes to his administration’s relationship with Iran, the honeymoon is already long over. Just in the past few weeks, Iran has launched rockets at American assets in Iraq, refused to allow in-person inspections by International Atomic Energy Agency officials of its […]

The King of Stuff discusses America’s new malaise, Martin Gurri’s prophetic book Revolt of the Public, the new improved version of “kids in cages,” and conservatives’ advantage in cancel culture. Subscribe to the King of Stuff Spotify playlist featuring picks from the show. This week, Jon chooses “Vendetta” by Iceage.

On this episode of “The Federalist Radio Hour,” President of the Ethics and Public Policy Center Ryan T. Anderson joins Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss Amazon’s recent attempt to deplatform his book “When Harry Became Sally: Responding to the Transgender Moment.”

Children are America’s most precious resource, but President Biden’s recent executive order politicizes K-12 education and healthcare with destructive gender ideology. This ideology endangers children’s minds, bodies, and relationships with their parents—and the Equality Act would cement it into law. Parents and lawmakers across the country are joining together to make a promise to America’s children to […]

On Twitter, Claire Berlinski bills herself as a “rootless cosmopolitan.” She has styled her new newsletter “The Cosmopolitan Globalist.” There is such a thing as “owning the insult.” In other words, if they’re going to call you those things anyway … Berlinski is a writer and scholar who specializes in international relations. She has lived in various […]

This week on “The Learning Curve,” Gerard and Cara talk with Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution, founder of the AHA Foundation, and author of the books Prey: Immigration, Islam, and the Erosion of Women’s Rights, Infidel: My Life, and Nomad: From Islam to America – A Personal Journey Through the Clash […]

Mock and Daisy can handle woke people but these past few months people have taken it to an extreme. From Robin DeAngelo giving lessons about race on SNL, incorporating her “White Fragility” book into schools, and teaching a course at Cocoa-Cola; the Chicks want to know where peoples critical thinking skills have gone?!?!! Please visit […]

Jim is back today! Join him and Greg as they welcome FDA approval of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine. They also wince as Virginia Republicans announce they will be holding their convention for selecting nominees for governor and other statewide offices in a bunch of Liberty University parking lots. And they have a lot […]

With the good news about the vaccine, the question that faces us (and the podcast crew today) is how will the politicians who have exercised such extraordinary powers over the past year behave now that they should no longer be used or necessary? Once they’ve tasted the sweet ambrosia of control, can they give it […]

Today on the show shipping containers for kids, the slow rolling cultural revolution currently happening, a White House nominee goes down in flames, the left engages in virtual book burning and the latest on Tiger Woods accident.

On February 17, 2021, conservative radio broadcaster Rush Limbaugh passed away at the age of 70.   From his humble origins as a rock music DJ in Cape Girardeau, MO, Rush rose to become one of the most recognizable names and voices in radio history, media history and of the modern American political scene.   […]

…co-founder and CTO at Value Block, is an ex-banker and advanced software developer currently interested in how data analytics can be used to build populist resistance to the globalist takeover. He talks to James about the ‘alt-right’, the Cathedral and why conservatives continue to lose the argument.

Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., was raised in a Democrat household and was on welfare before her journey to becoming a conservative member of Congress.   “I was raised in a Democrat household. I was stuck under failed policies that put us into a cycle of poverty with no incentive to get out. At 11 years […]

Despite wide agreement that America’s infrastructure quality is relatively low, per-unit infrastructure costs are higher in the US today compared to the rest of the world and to America 50-60 years. Why is this? Are regulations and rent-seeking to blame? Could it reflect some kind of improvement in quality? Today’s guest, Leah Brooks, provides an […]

Spencer Klavan answers questions from listeners who have supported the show and want to dig deeper into some of the great ideas of the West. Plus, “Young Heretics” is now on Locals! You can become a Young Heretics VIP by visiting https://youngheretics.com/locals and subscribing for only $4.99 per month. — Learn a language and have […]

On this episode of “The Federalist Radio Hour,” Staff Editor Madeline Osburn and Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky break down how President Joe Biden’s nominees, executive orders, and other political actions are anything but moderate and how the corrupt corporate media are enabling them.

It’s one of the most basic questions of the Capitol riot investigation: What was the rioters’ plan? What did they think was going to happen when they stormed the Capitol on January 6, as Congress certified the results of the Electoral College? There are lots of different answers — remember, thousands of people were there […]

Chad Benson is in for Jim today. Chad and Greg examine new research from the Federal Reserve showing the Biden racial equity agenda would actually make the wealth divide much greater. They also react to a pair of House Dems trying to get cable TV providers to cut ties with Fox News, OANN, and Newsmax. […]

Today on the show details on SCOTUS rejection of election cases, Neera Tanden is going down in flames, the right can’t win the cancel culture war and moving the goal posts on mask usage and the vaccine.

Meghan McCain thinks she’s “special”, The Queen says “uh uh, no you dii’in’t”, teachers unions suck, Conservative TV is being attacked and more shenanigans on the show today!

“Tech policy” is a broad and nebulous label. But from antitrust to national security to social media moderation, recent years have been filled with difficult questions about federal law and policy, and myriad proposals for major new regulatory initiatives surrounding new technologies and big tech companies. Moreover, these debates scramble familiar partisan and ideological lines. […]

Today’s podcast examines the latest blowup in the Cultural Revolution overtaking journalism, as Slate defenestrates a staffer who actually did something woke—but thought it over first. Should we care, or does this mean no one is safe from this marauding band of cancellers? How about the Biden people trying to use ethnicity and gender to […]

Joe Selvaggi talks with Pioneer Institute Senior Fellow Josh Archambault about his newest research paper entitled, “Direct Health Care Agreements: A New Option For Patient-Centered Care That Costs Less and Reduces Provider Burn-out” and how this emerging service model provided its patients with comprehensive health service throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Guest: Josh Archambault is a Senior […]

The cover-up may be worse than the crime, Joel Zinberg, a medical doctor and contributor to the Manhattan Institute’s City Journal, says of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s inaccurate reporting of COVID-19 nursing home deaths in his state. Zinberg, who is also a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a professor, and a former […]

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow has been called, “the most popular poet in American history.” When Longfellow wrote, few Americans remained who had a living memory of the American Revolution. With his poem, “Paul Revere’s Ride” he succeeded in preserving part of that heroic memory in verse for many generations to come, the way Homer did for […]

Whether you are 18 or 85, there’s no reason you shouldn’t be having great sex, says Dr. Bat Sheva Marcus, director of the largest sexual health center in the country. She dispels many myths about female sexuality and offers practical tips from her new book “Sex Points” — while Danielle tries hard not to blush.

Sara reveals what the FBI said in response to a number of questions she posed regarding investigations into January 6. She’s digging into the story and highlights the double standard between the government’s handling of the summer BLM/Antifa riots and the Capitol riot. The FBI didn’t employ the same rhetoric or tactics then than they […]

Craig welcomes back Drew McCaffrey from the Inking Out Loud podcast to discuss Terry Brooks’ 1986 novel, Magic Kingdom For Sale–Sold! It’s a book that Craig has recommended as a great entry point into fantasy literature, and that’s one of the major questions they tackle in this episode.   Watch Craig’s YouTube video on Magic Kingdom Hear […]

Congratulations to us. We have a podcast! Last week, due to some technical problems on Toby’s end we lost not one, but two attempts at production. This week we pulled out all the stops, put several redundant systems in place and, of course, none of it was needed. Go figure. After lamenting that which could […]

On this episode of “The Federalist Radio Hour,” writer and producer at Sinclair and Federalist Senior Contributor Ellie Bufkin joins Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to celebrate the 30-year anniversary of the iconic thriller movie “Silence of the Lambs” and discuss how the film demonstrates the evolution of Hollywood.

Join Jim and Greg as they welcome the news that West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin is opposing the nomination of Neera Tanden, President Biden’s choice for budget director, and two of the most moderate Republicans are already saying they’re voting against her as well. They also hammer California Democrat Ro Khanna, after the congressman says […]

How to make a cat gag, school boards on crack, and other fun info for your Monday on The Chicks Monday Fiesta!

Today on the show Cuomo is facing mounting pressure as nursing home deaths scandal unfolds, Georgia’s economy is ahead of the rest of the nation, the woke mob comes for The Muppets, the prosecution of Trump by local DA’s, there is a water war between Georgia and Florida and getting the right answer in math […]

Bill spoke with Joel Farkas about the Biden administration early moves regarding energy policy and its implications. Joel Farkas is the Director of the American Strategy Group. Bill is a fellow at the American Strategy Group in Washington. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week’s episode is a recording of an event hosted by the Reagan Institute featuring Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas. Senator Cotton discusses his recently report “Beat China: Targeted Decoupling and the Economic Long War.”   Report: https://www.cotton.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/210216_1700_China%20Report_FINAL.pdf