Sparks fly as Constitutional lawyer Rob Natelson and Peter Boyles discuss politics

Sparks fly as Constitutional lawyer Rob Natelson and Peter Boyles discuss politics

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Peter Boyles November 4 8am

The Peter Boyles Show - November 7, 2026 HR 4: Peter Boyles opens the phones for a wide-ranging discussion about the election fallout, Donald Trump's political future, and the growing influence of Democratic Socialists. Callers debate whether Trump's handling of the Iran war, his public comments, inflation, and the economy cost Republicans support at the ballot box.

Peter returns to the history of the Fabian Society and its strategy of gradual political change, while callers raise questions about education, the media, immigration, data centers, and the future direction of both parties. Is America entering a period of political and economic decline, or is this simply a turning point in the country's history? The callers have plenty to say! 

The Peter Boyles Show - November 7, 2026 HR 4: Peter Boyles opens the phones for a wide-ranging discussion about the election fallout, Donald Trump's political future, and the growing influence of Democratic Socialists. Callers debate whether Trump's handling of the Iran war, his public comments, inflation, and the economy cost Republicans support at the ballot box.
Peter returns to the history of the Fabian Society and its strategy of gradual political change, while callers raise questions about education, the media, immigration, data centers, and the future direction of both parties. Is America entering a period of political and economic decline, or is this simply a turning point in the country's history? The callers have plenty to say!&nbsp;

The Trump Coalition Is Falling Apart… And Is Socialism Taking Its Place?

The Peter Boyles Show - November 7, 2026 HR 3: Peter Boyles welcomes longtime newspaper executive Dean Singleton, former owner and publisher of The Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News, for a wide-ranging discussion about the election fallout and the future of the Republican Party. Singleton argues that Donald Trump has badly damaged the GOP, explains why he believes the party could face an even bigger political crisis in the next two years, and weighs in on tariffs, the Iran conflict, immigration, Fox News, and the rise of Democratic Socialists.

Then Peter opens the phones, and callers bring sharply different perspectives on Trump's leadership, the political divide, socialism, the economy, and the war with Iran. Dean from Indianapolis, Ralph from Colorado Springs, Tony, Aaron from Denver, and Tess from Wiggins all weigh in as the conversation turns to the country's direction and what comes next.

The Peter Boyles Show - November 7, 2026 HR 3: Peter Boyles welcomes longtime newspaper executive Dean Singleton, former owner and publisher of The Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News, for a wide-ranging discussion about the election fallout and the future of the Republican Party. Singleton argues that Donald Trump has badly damaged the GOP, explains why he believes the party could face an even bigger political crisis in the next two years, and weighs in on tariffs, the Iran conflict, immigration, Fox News, and the rise of Democratic Socialists.
Then Peter opens the phones, and callers bring sharply different perspectives on Trump's leadership, the political divide, socialism, the economy, and the war with Iran. Dean from Indianapolis, Ralph from Colorado Springs, Tony, Aaron from Denver, and Tess from Wiggins all weigh in as the conversation turns to the country's direction and what comes next.

Dean Singleton: “Trump Has Destroyed The Republican Party”… What Happens Next?

The Peter Boyles Show - November 7, 2026 HR 2: Peter Boyles opens the phones after the election for a heated discussion about the rise of Democratic Socialism, Donald Trump's political setbacks, and what the results mean for Republicans heading into 2028. Callers challenge Colorado Republicans over the Victor Marx campaign, debate whether Trump is responsible for the GOP's losses, and raise questions about the growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America. Peter also explores the history of the Fabian movement, the possibility of divisions between socialism, communism and religious movements, and whether America is witnessing a gradual political transformation. 

Then the conversation takes a very different turn as Peter is joined by Darrel Luebbe and Kenny Dhainin to revisit decades of Halloween broadcasts and haunted-house investigations. They remember nights at Croke-Patterson mansion and the Morrison Inn, encounters with ghost-hunting teams, strange experiences in dark basements, and the stories that kept listeners coming back—including one unforgettable night involving a mysterious figure on a couch. It's election fallout, open-line debate, and some of Peter's spookiest radio memories. 

The Peter Boyles Show - November 7, 2026 HR 2: Peter Boyles opens the phones after the election for a heated discussion about the rise of Democratic Socialism, Donald Trump's political setbacks, and what the results mean for Republicans heading into 2028. Callers challenge Colorado Republicans over the Victor Marx campaign, debate whether Trump is responsible for the GOP's losses, and raise questions about the growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America. Peter also explores the history of the Fabian movement, the possibility of divisions between socialism, communism and religious movements, and whether America is witnessing a gradual political transformation.&nbsp;
Then the conversation takes a very different turn as Peter is joined by Darrel Luebbe and Kenny Dhainin to revisit decades of Halloween broadcasts and haunted-house investigations. They remember nights at Croke-Patterson mansion and the Morrison Inn, encounters with ghost-hunting teams, strange experiences in dark basements, and the stories that kept listeners coming back&mdash;including one unforgettable night involving a mysterious figure on a couch. It's election fallout, open-line debate, and some of Peter's spookiest radio memories.&nbsp;

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