Many polls predicted the outcome of last night's primary elections, and almost all of them missed the mark. Is it time to dismiss polling in the modern political climate?

Many polls predicted the outcome of last night's primary elections, and almost all of them missed the mark. Is it time to dismiss polling in the modern political climate?

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Is it Time to Stop Trusting the Polls?

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Mike breaks down a dramatic primary night as socialist candidates stumble in key races, raising questions about whether the far left is losing momentum or simply reshaping the Democratic Party from within. He examines the reliability of modern polling after several high-profile misses, analyzes the South Carolina Senate runoff between Ralph Norman and Darlene Graham Nordone, reacts to the growing influence of Democratic Socialists, and sounds the alarm over new abortion legislation in Massachusetts. Plus, Mike takes listener calls on the primary results, discusses the future of the Republican Party, and explores what these races could mean heading into November.

Mike breaks down a dramatic primary night as socialist candidates stumble in key races, raising questions about whether the far left is losing momentum or simply reshaping the Democratic Party from within. He examines the reliability of modern polling after several high-profile misses, analyzes the South Carolina Senate runoff between Ralph Norman and Darlene Graham Nordone, reacts to the growing influence of Democratic Socialists, and sounds the alarm over new abortion legislation in Massachusetts. Plus, Mike takes listener calls on the primary results, discusses the future of the Republican Party, and explores what these races could mean heading into November.

Radicals, RINOs and Reality: The Primaries Get Wild

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Mike reacts to newly released communications involving Dr. Anthony Fauci that have reignited debate over the government's handling of COVID-era vaccine guidance, particularly regarding pregnancy, and asks whether there will ever be real accountability for the decisions made during the pandemic. He takes calls from listeners on the latest revelations, discusses the political and legal fallout surrounding Fauci, examines the growing influence of far-left commentator Hasan Piker and his controversial rhetoric, questions why prominent Democratic figures continue to associate with him, and argues that the broader conversation is ultimately about truth, responsibility, and whether public officials and political leaders will be held accountable for their actions.

Mike reacts to newly released communications involving Dr. Anthony Fauci that have reignited debate over the government's handling of COVID-era vaccine guidance, particularly regarding pregnancy, and asks whether there will ever be real accountability for the decisions made during the pandemic. He takes calls from listeners on the latest revelations, discusses the political and legal fallout surrounding Fauci, examines the growing influence of far-left commentator Hasan Piker and his controversial rhetoric, questions why prominent Democratic figures continue to associate with him, and argues that the broader conversation is ultimately about truth, responsibility, and whether public officials and political leaders will be held accountable for their actions.

From Fauci to the Far Left: Will There Be Political Accountability?

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Mike and Mark preview the contest for the Senate seat left vacant by the passing of Lindsey Graham.

Mike and Mark preview the contest for the Senate seat left vacant by the passing of Lindsey Graham.

Showdown in South Carolina

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Is it Time to Stop Trusting the Polls?

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