Hugh covers the news of the morning and talks with Haviv Rettig Gur, Mike Rogers, Jim Talent, David Bossie, Gabe Evans, and Josh Kraushaar.

Hugh reviews Kamala's faceplant on The View.

Former President Trump returns to talk with Hugh on the anniversary of the 10/7 massacre in Israel a year ago. Plus, Dan Senor, Senators Roger Wicker and Joni Ernst, and Congressman Van Orden, all on the need to support our closest ally in the Middle East.

Fox News’ Trey Yingst joins Hugh having just returned from embedding with the I.D.F. in Lebanon. Plus former National Security Advisor Ambassador Robert C. O’Brien, former NSC Chief of Staff Alex Gray, former Senator Jim Talent talk about the new letter from national security and foreign policy professionals supporting former President Trump’s re-election. Senator Deb Fisher also joined Hugh to discuss her re-election campaign in Nebraska as did Kari Lake to update on her campaign in Arizona.

Hugh reviews last night’s debate (more of a wipe-out) with guests Matt Continetti, Ben Domenech, Jim Geraghty, Congressman Michael Waltz, and RNC Chair Michael Whatley.

Hugh covers the news of the morning and talks with authors Jack Carr & James Scott as well as former U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman about each of their latest books, Targeted: Beirut and One Jewish State.

Hugh covers the news of the morning and recaps the week with Ben Domenech.

Hugh covers the news of the morning with audio clips and talks with Megyn Kelly, Salena Zito, Noah Rothman, Charles Cooke, Josh Kraushaar, and Dr. Michael Oren.

Hugh talks with many of his guests about next Tuesday’s VP debate between J.D. Vance and Tim Walz including Matt Continetti, Mary Katharine Ham, and Vivek Ramaswamy, about the Israel-Iran war with Congressman Michael Waltz and with Senator Ted Cruz and Tim Sheehy about their Senate races in Texas and Montana respectively. 

Hugh covers the news of the morning and talks with David Drucker, Byron York, and Bret Baier.

The New York Times published its new state polls from Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina which have Donald Trump ahead 5, 4, and 2 points respectively. Hugh opens the podcast talking about that and interviews Vic Matus, Bethany Mandel, and Jim Geraghty about those numbers and Kamala’s Oprah fiasco, as well as Senate candidates Mike Rogers (MI) and Dave McCormick (PA) before talking with Ned Ryun about his new book American Leviathan.

Hugh covers the news and talks with Rich Lowry, Ben Domenech, Rob Bresnahan, and Sarah Bedford.

Hugh covers his new column and talks with Salena Zito, Noah Rothman, Jim Talent, and Rep. Mike Garcia.

North Dakota Doug Burgum joined Hugh this AM. Burgum is in Israel and of course the governor and Hugh discussed exploding Hezbollah pagers and American support for Israel before turning to the issue of U.S. domestic energy and the crazy maze of federal agencies that impede domestic energy production. Plus, Congressman Mike Waltz who is a member of the select committee on the attempted assassination of former President Trump, Mary Katharine Ham on VP Harris’s word salad before the NABJ, Akash Chougule of AFP on VP Harris crazy ideas on price controls on child care, and Politico’s Olivia Beavers on the House’s plan on keeping the government open.

It’s been two days since second attempted assassination of former President Trump. Hugh interviews Senator Tom Cotton, Bret Baier, Captain Sam Brown, and more guests on that attempt and on Springfield, Ohio.

Hugh interviews Christine Rosen on her brand new and very troubling book. 

Senate GOP Whip John Thune joined Hugh to discuss the 2024 Senate Map, Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan fact-checks Kamala Harris on Americans in combat zones because David Muir and Linsey Davis wouldn’t and Rich Lowry and Andrew C McCarthy join Hugh to dissect the debate.

Hugh covers the news and talks with Sen. Rick Scott, Mike Rogers, Sen. Marsha Blackburn, Salena Zito, Jim Talent, Michael Oren, and Noah Rothman.

Donald Trump did not win the debate but may have won the election as backlash at ABC’s hackery grows. Guests Matt Continetti, Mary Katharine Ham, Rep. Michael Waltz, Bethany Mandel, Ben Domenech, Rich Lowry, and Jim Geraghty joined Hugh to review Tuesday’s debate and its impact on voting already underway.

Hugh previews debate night with David Drucker, Byron York, Adm. James Stavridis, VA Gov. Glenn Youngkin, Dave McCormick, and Sen. Tom Cotton.

Hugh runs through the polls with John Ellis of News Items and Political Items which features “Polls In One Place” (link to news items substack) and Dan Senor, host of “Call Me Back” podcast, the most informative and influential source of news for U.S. audiences about Israel’s 7-front war.

Former President Trump laid out his economic plan in New York yesterday (did you see that in legacy media?), plus Ben Domenech on the presidential race, Phil Balboni on global affairs, and a Hill update from Sarah Bedford.

Hugh updates the murders of four at the high school in Georgia and then dives into Kamala’s diving numbers (and Senator Bob Casey’s) by reviewing Donald Trump’s Townhall in Harrisburg, PA last night with Salena Zito, plus Senator Jim Talent, Jim Geraghty, Noah Rothman, Josh Kraushaar, and Olivia Beavers.

Hugh interviewed J.D. Vance for about as long as Dana Bash did Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. Compare and contrast. Hugh had help in prepping from Matt Continetti and Mary Katharine Ham and you can hear how that is done. Plus Eric Hovde and Kari Lake, GOP candidates for Senate respectively in Wisconsin and Arizona. 

Hugh reviews the awful execution of six hostages by Hamas with Haviv Rettig Gur, talks Trump v. Harris with Bret Baier, Vic Matus, David Drucker, Byron York, and Salena Zito and and welcomes Don Bentley, author of the new Mitch Rapp thriller Capture or Kill.

Ben Domenech cited Anchorman to Hugh on today’s show and it will never exit his thinking about Kamala again. The VP is the vacuum that nature abhors so she reached the high water mark of her campaign at 8:59 Eastern last night. All downhill from there.

Hugh covers the news of the morning with audio clips and talks with Dr. Michael Oren, Noah Rothman, Dave McCormick, Jim Talent, Sen. Tom Cotton, and Josh Kraushaar.

Hugh opens his pod today with the stakes surrounding tomorrow’s sit down of the Vice President and Tim Harris with Dana Bash, and then Matt Continetti, Mary Katharine Ham and Kevin Roberts add to that mix. Plus a big bonus: An interview with Josh Holmes of the Ruthless Podcast (one of Hugh’s must listens whenever a new episode drops.) Plus, Congressman Michael Walz who has been traveling with former President Trump, and finally, Governor Larry Hogan should be the next senator for Maryland. He joins Hugh to discuss his campaign. 

Hugh spoke at length today with Jonathan Schanzer of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies about Israel’s pre-emptive strike at Hezbollah Saturday night and the Jewish State’s choices ahead. Hugh also talks with David Drucker and Byron York about the disappearing act of Kamala Harris and with Captain Hung Cao (USN, Ret.) running for U.S. Senate in Virginia.

Hugh covers the news of the morning with audio clips and talks with Vic Matus, Salena Zito, Bethany Mandel, Jim Geraghty, and Tevi Troy.

Hugh talked today with former President Trump about the assassination attempt, support for Israel, plans for the border, and the new moniker for the Veep: “Comrade Kamala."

Did Democratic Party planners purposefully bury President Biden’s speech in the 11:30 PM-12:30 AM slot? Talk about getting the hook. It was the standard shout-mumble from the rapidly aging old guy but still….Hugh reviews night one of the DNC with Bret Baier, David Drucker, and Byron York. Plus, Hugh speaks with Jim Campbell from Alliance Defending Freedom about the Title IX decision from SCOTUS last week. 

Price controls? Kamala’s first foray into policy after Biden’s exit and she proposed price controls and massive spending on favored new home buyers. It’s as though a secret GOP operative designed her economic plan rollout. Hugh discusses with Vic Matus and Jim Geraghty plus GOP nominee for Senate in Michigan Mike Rogers.

Hugh did shoe leather journalism Thursday. He was hunting for the price of eggs as the start of voting looms. He reviews Donald Trump’s comments on inflation at a Bedminster presser, Kamala Harris taking the credit Thursday for the tie-breaking vote on the spending that unleashed inflation, plus an RNC montage on inflation. Hugh’s bottom line: A dozen eggs averaged $1.51 in 2020. Today Hugh found eggs in Maine ranging from $7 a dozen at a farm stand down to $4.29 a dozen at large supermarkets and $5.60 a dozen at Costco. Hugh discusses inflation with Akash Chogule from Americans for Prosperity and Sarah Bedford. Also, he discusses the looming larger war around Israel with Dr Michael Oren and a series of clips from Trump’s presser, his rally for Israel and VP Harris with President Biden.

Hugh reviews the obvious. A Harris presidency would be a disaster. He reviews his new Fox News column which details the prospect of a Harris presidency and discusses it with National Review’s Noah Rothman, The Reagan Institute's Jim Talent, and Jewish Insider’s Josh Kraushaar.

Kamala Harris is reversing all of her public positions of the last twenty years via press release. Will that work for the most left wing major party nominee in history? Hugh discusses with Matt Continetti, Mary Katharine Ham, Congressman Michael Waltz, Senator Rick Scott, and soon-to-be Senator Tim Sheehy. Plus, a conversation with Brad Thor about his new thriller “Shadow of Doubt”.

Hugh reviews the X Spaces conversation between Donald Trump and Elon Musk from Monday night and discusses it with Senator Tom Cotton, Bret Baier, David Drucker, and Byron York.

Hugh played the newly surfaced tape of Governor Walz’s remarks at Minnesota State Capitol on 9/11/21 after the Afghanistan debacle. He leaves the impression he served in Afghanistan but the defense is was at Bagram on a visit by a Congressional delegation. Veterans calling the show aren’t buying the latest explanation. Hugh also discussed the Harris media blackout and the “stolen valor” charge with Bethany Mandel and Eli Lake. 

Mark Davis fills in for Hugh on Friday, August 9th, and talks with Tarzana Joe.

Mark Davis fills in for Hugh on Thursday, August 8th and talks with Noah Rothman, Jim Talent, Jessica Patterson, and Josh Kraushaar.

Hugh covers the news of the morning and talks with Matt Continetti, Bernie Moreno, Rep. Michael Waltz, Olivia Beavers, John Hinderaker and Scott Johnson.

Former President Trump’s running mate, Senator J.D. Vance of Ohio joined Hugh this morning.

Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court Neil Gorsuch joined Hugh for a wide-ranging conversation about the state of the “Administrative State” and his new book, Over Ruled.

The VP stepped away from the teleprompter last night and the result was…word salad. She and President Biden —quite obviously impaired— greeted returning hostages at Andrews Air Force Base and none of it was reassuring. Hugh discusses that with Ben Domenech and Sarah Bedford and also provides an intro to “Duane’s World”: The new podcast from Hugh’s senior producer of 25 years Duane Patterson. Ever wonder what doesn’t make it on to the show from the “stack of stuff” and “clip sheet?” Duane Patterson explains it all for you with his new venture behind the curtain of Hugh’s program.

Israel assassinated the head of Hamas and the number 2 of Hezbollah yesterday. Hugh talks about the strikes with Dan Senor of the “Call Me Back” podcast, Matt Continneti of AEI and the Commentary podcast, Congressman Michael Waltz (R-FL-06), a member of the House Intel Committee, Mary Katharine Ham, Olivia Beavers, and Tammy Bruce, author of the new book “Fear Itself: Exposing the Left’s Mind-Killing Agenda”.

Hugh opened today’s show by speaking with former Israeli Ambassador to the United States Dr. Michael Oren as Israel considers its response to Hezbollah's massacre of the children playing soccer. Plus, Hugh interviews Ken Khachigian about his new book “Behind Closed Doors: In The Room With Nixon and Reagan.” He also talks with Salena Zito and Jim Geraghty about how VP Harris’s ascension changes the race. 

Duane Patterson wraps up the week filling in for Hugh and talking with Ben Domenech and Sarah Bedford.

Mark Davis fills in for Hugh and talks with Dr. Michael Oren, Noah Rothman, Jim Talent, David Harsanyi, Peter Roff, and Josh Kraushaar.

Morgan Ortagus, former spokesperson for the State Department and founder of Polaris National Security, fills in for Hugh, discussing the news of the morning and talking with Matthew Continetti, Mary Katharine Ham, Rep. Steve Scalise, Trey Gowdy, and Olivia Beavers.

Mark Davis guest hosts and talks with David Drucker, Byron York, Eli Lake, Bret Baier, and Dr. Carson Holloway.