Mike and Mark mourn the death of a troubled actress, and discuss the uproar over the GOP Senatorial Debate in South Carolina

Mike and Mark mourn the death of a troubled actress, and discuss the uproar over the GOP Senatorial Debate in South Carolina

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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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 watch Mike Gallagher on Salem News Channel

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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Hayden Panettiere's Passing and the South Carolina Debate

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When did America lose its moral compass? Mike wrestles with that question as he examines a growing trend that's becoming impossible to ignore: the public celebration of people accused or convicted of horrific crimes. From viral fundraising campaigns to online communities that turn criminals into cultural icons, he explores what these stories reveal about the country's changing values. Has social media accelerated our moral decline, or has America simply drifted away from the principles that once held it together?

When did America lose its moral compass? Mike wrestles with that question as he examines a growing trend that's becoming impossible to ignore: the public celebration of people accused or convicted of horrific crimes. From viral fundraising campaigns to online communities that turn criminals into cultural icons, he explores what these stories reveal about the country's changing values. Has social media accelerated our moral decline, or has America simply drifted away from the principles that once held it together?

How We Got Here: When America Lost Its Moral Compass

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With Democrats imploding everywhere, why would the GOP float ideas like a mosque ban heading into the mid term elections?

With Democrats imploding everywhere, why would the GOP float ideas like a mosque ban heading into the mid term elections?

Are Republicans Trying to Lose in November?

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Mike takes on a series of stories that all point to the same unsettling question: what happens when a nation stops expecting newcomers to assimilate into the culture that welcomed them? From a controversial immigration press conference in New Jersey to a Massachusetts mayor whose use of Spanish in official settings reignites a debate over language, identity, and citizenship, Mike argues that America's long-celebrated "melting pot" may be facing an identity crisis. He also examines the backlash surrounding proposed religious accommodations at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, revisits the disturbing fan culture that continues to surround convicted killer Luigi Mangione, and reflects on how political violence is becoming dangerously normalized. Plus, Mike shares his thoughts on a heated South Carolina Senate battle that's turning into one of the most fascinating political showdowns in the country.

Mike takes on a series of stories that all point to the same unsettling question: what happens when a nation stops expecting newcomers to assimilate into the culture that welcomed them? From a controversial immigration press conference in New Jersey to a Massachusetts mayor whose use of Spanish in official settings reignites a debate over language, identity, and citizenship, Mike argues that America's long-celebrated "melting pot" may be facing an identity crisis. He also examines the backlash surrounding proposed religious accommodations at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, revisits the disturbing fan culture that continues to surround convicted killer Luigi Mangione, and reflects on how political violence is becoming dangerously normalized. Plus, Mike shares his thoughts on a heated South Carolina Senate battle that's turning into one of the most fascinating political showdowns in the country.

America's Melting Pot is Melting Down

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Hayden Panettiere's Passing and the South Carolina Debate

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