by support | Oct 8, 2026 | News & Politics
Executive Summary A.J. Rice came on the show to talk about the last book in his anti-woke trilogy, and inside ten minutes the two of us were circling the same building from opposite sides. He arrived from the culture war. I arrived from the funding records. It turned...
by support | Oct 7, 2026 | News & Politics
Executive Summary This episode put two conversations in the same room, and they belong together. Andrew Sorchini walked us through what is actually being constructed on the supranational level, and Clay Clark brought it down to the kitchen table. Andrew's central...
by support | Oct 6, 2026 | News & Politics
Executive Summary Brent Hamachek met Charlie Kirk in the fall of 2013 and began working with him on New Year's Day of 2014, and for more than a decade almost nobody knew the full scope of what the two of them were doing together. He was Charlie's media coach....
by support | Oct 5, 2026 | News & Politics
Executive Summary We are weeks away from the midterms, and the records coming out right now explain exactly why the people who ran the last decade of lawfare are so desperate to win them back. Released documents show Jack Smith's special counsel team obtained...
by support | Oct 4, 2026 | News & Politics
Executive Summary Steven Kuhn came back on The Mel K Show this week and did something almost nobody does anymore — he counted. There are about 100,000 precinct seats sitting vacant in America right now. There are roughly 500,000 local government seats across city...
by support | Oct 3, 2026 | News & Politics
Executive Summary Sean Stone has been writing about supranational power for two decades — his first book, The New World Order, began as a college thesis — and he came on the show this week to talk about something that sounds like a departure and is not. His new book...