Mike and Mark consider what good may come out of President Trump's trip to China.

Mike and Mark consider what good may come out of President Trump's trip to China.

The Mike Gallagher Show is a daily visit with America's happy conservative warrior.  Whether it's politics, culture, entertainment or the media, Mike dives in to the issues of the day with a vengeance.

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The Mike Gallagher Show is a daily visit with America's happy conservative warrior.  Whether it's politics, culture, entertainment or the media, Mike dives in to the issues of the day with a vengeance.
You can also <a href="https://salemnewschannel.com/host/mike-gallagher/">watch Mike Gallagher on Salem News Channel</a>

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Every day, Mike visits with legendary Dallas-Ft. Worth talk show host Mark Davis of 660AM The Answer. They volley the breaking news in politics, culture, entertainment, and media, so you'll know what to make of it. It's appointment listening and this is the place to find it. 

Every day, Mike visits with legendary Dallas-Ft. Worth talk show host Mark Davis of 660AM The Answer. They volley the breaking news in politics, culture, entertainment, and media, so you'll know what to make of it. It's appointment listening and this is the place to find it.&nbsp;

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America First Not America Only

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Just as momentum appears to be building behind key parts of President Trump's agenda, a familiar obstacle emerges from within the Republican Party itself. A heated debate unfolds over election integrity after Senate Republicans join Democrats to block the SAVE Act, while California's prolonged ballot-counting process once again raises questions and fuels skepticism across the political spectrum. At the same time, signs of economic strength, new funding for border security, and an overwhelming show of generosity through a campaign benefiting children of incarcerated parents offer a reminder that not all the news is negative. It's a conversation about political frustration, grassroots activism, and whether the biggest challenges facing conservatives are coming from the opposition—or from their own side.

Just as momentum appears to be building behind key parts of President Trump's agenda, a familiar obstacle emerges from within the Republican Party itself. A heated debate unfolds over election integrity after Senate Republicans join Democrats to block the SAVE Act, while California's prolonged ballot-counting process once again raises questions and fuels skepticism across the political spectrum. At the same time, signs of economic strength, new funding for border security, and an overwhelming show of generosity through a campaign benefiting children of incarcerated parents offer a reminder that not all the news is negative. It's a conversation about political frustration, grassroots activism, and whether the biggest challenges facing conservatives are coming from the opposition&mdash;or from their own side.

Senate RINOs Sabotage Trump Agenda While California Votes Raise Red Flags

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A trip to Japan sparks a bigger question: Why do Americans accept things that clearly don't have to be this way? From California's seemingly endless ballot counting and election controversies to dirty streets, failing public systems, and a growing divide over national pride, the contrast couldn't be sharper. New polling reveals a striking gap in how Americans view their country as the nation approaches its 250th birthday, while debates over election integrity, civic responsibility, and cultural decline continue to intensify. If America is still the greatest country on Earth, why are so many willing to settle for dysfunction instead of demanding better?

A trip to Japan sparks a bigger question: Why do Americans accept things that clearly don't have to be this way? From California's seemingly endless ballot counting and election controversies to dirty streets, failing public systems, and a growing divide over national pride, the contrast couldn't be sharper. New polling reveals a striking gap in how Americans view their country as the nation approaches its 250th birthday, while debates over election integrity, civic responsibility, and cultural decline continue to intensify. If America is still the greatest country on Earth, why are so many willing to settle for dysfunction instead of demanding better?

Why Do We Accept This in America?

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 Mike dives into one of the most complicated debates facing conservatives today: America’s role in the Middle East and the growing divide within the Republican coalition over Israel, Iran, and the limits of U.S. involvement overseas. He examines President Trump’s candid admission that he confronted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over military actions in Lebanon, arguing that the exchange demonstrates an America First approach rather than blind allegiance to any foreign government. Along the way, Mike takes calls from listeners wrestling with what “finishing the job” in Iran would actually mean, explores the political fallout surrounding South Carolina’s gubernatorial race and redistricting battles, and welcomes special guest Joe Piscopo to discuss America’s upcoming 250th anniversary celebration. The episode closes with a sharp look at media narratives, rising political extremism, and why Mike believes patriotism, common sense, and informed voters remain the strongest forces shaping the future of the country.

 

&nbsp;Mike dives into one of the most complicated debates facing conservatives today: America&rsquo;s role in the Middle East and the growing divide within the Republican coalition over Israel, Iran, and the limits of U.S. involvement overseas. He examines President Trump&rsquo;s candid admission that he confronted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over military actions in Lebanon, arguing that the exchange demonstrates an America First approach rather than blind allegiance to any foreign government. Along the way, Mike takes calls from listeners wrestling with what &ldquo;finishing the job&rdquo; in Iran would actually mean, explores the political fallout surrounding South Carolina&rsquo;s gubernatorial race and redistricting battles, and welcomes special guest Joe Piscopo to discuss America&rsquo;s upcoming 250th anniversary celebration. The episode closes with a sharp look at media narratives, rising political extremism, and why Mike believes patriotism, common sense, and informed voters remain the strongest forces shaping the future of the country.
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Insight, Patriotism, and Media Perspectives from Two Great Guests

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America First Not America Only

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