Hour 2: Wall Street vs NYC Mayor: Stefanik’s Rise | Christopher Henze on Wise Women

The hosts discuss a Washington, D.C. event where Wall Street’s elite bristled at Mayor‑elect Mamdani’s push for wealth taxes, rent freezes, and free transit—policies viewed as a direct threat to their power.  Into that tension stepped Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, whose gubernatorial campaign quick…

Hour 1: Inflation & Affordability: GOP’s Big Weak Spot | Kurt Warner Talks False Idols

Episode 73 examines how inflation and affordability have become critical political liabilities for President Trump and the Republican Party, particularly in the wake of recent electoral defeats in key states. Drawing on consumer sentiment data, economic trends, and voter polling, the show highlight…

Hour 2: Billionaire Power and Democratic Drift. Interview with Robert Cook about The Mahdi, a Prophetic Suspense Novel.

The hosts review how a tiny fraction of ultra-wealthy individuals—902 in the U.S. and just over 3,000 globally—wield outsized influence over public policy through campaign funding, media ownership, lobbying, and philanthropy. Drawing on polling and real-world examples, findings reveal growing conce…

Hour 1: Nepotism and Merit — A Cross-Industry Reckoning. Interview with Dr. Peter Solomon on 100 Years to Extinction.

 Episode 72 explores the growing public scrutiny of nepotism across industries, not just in Hollywood but also in fields like law, politics, and medicine. It examines how family connections can shape careers, spark debates about fairness and merit, and influence public perception in an era of heigh…

Hour 2:  Dissecting Trump’s Nuclear Testing Directive.  Interview with Brandon Bronaugh, Founder of LifeCycle Transitions and Star of A&E’s Hoarders.

The hosts analyze President Trump’s unexpected directive to resume U.S. nuclear weapons testing—ending a 30-year moratorium and unsettling global arms control norms. They explore the geopolitical implications, logistical challenges, and the central question: is this a move toward strategic deterren…

Hour 1: Democrats at a Crossroads—Electoral Wins, Ideological Drift. Dr. Shelley Ann Burke on The Unsung Heroes: Nurses and the Fight for Healthcare Equity.

Despite a string of recent electoral wins, Episode 71 opens with Democrats still fractured and leaderless, as some candidates embrace extremist platforms that risk alienating mainstream voters. With economic anxiety fueling turnout, the party faces a pivotal choice: rein in its ideological drift or…

Hour 2: Inside the Soros Backlash: Global Justice, Bans, and Rising Legal Heat. Interview with Jane Eisner, Author of Carole King: She Made the Earth Move.

This hour, the hosts unpack George Soros’s controversial reputation—from his provocative claim that the U.S. is the main obstacle to global justice, to the widespread but false rumors of international bans—tracing how his philanthropic empire has faced mounting legal and political pressure abroad a…

Hour 1: The Fall of John Bolton: From Policy Hawk to Criminal Defendant.  Interview with Medaria Arradondo, Author of Chief Rondo: Securing Justice for the Murder of George Floyd

Episode 70 opens with a look at John Bolton’s decades-long career as a hawkish national security figure and the dramatic turn it has taken, as he now faces 18 federal charges for allegedly mishandling classified information. His indictment represents a stunning fall from grace and highlights the es…

Hour 2: Lies, Loyalty, and a Presidential Lifeline — George Santos Walks Free, as Tom Allon Dissects the Political Chaos Driving NYC Toward a Socialist Mayor.

The hosts unpack the stunning presidential commutation of George Santos, whose brief congressional career collapsed under the weight of fraud, lies, and a federal conviction. Through biting satire and exhaustive detail, the show explores Santos’s tangled personal history, legal downfall, and the po…

Hour 1: Zohran Mamdani’s Dubious Ideological Pivot, Followed by a Fiery Conservative Counterpoint from Former NYC Councilmember Joseph Borelli.

Episode 69 — the show’s “Election Eve Eve Special” — delivers a fiery, satirical deep dive into the political evolution of Zohran Kwame Mamdani, a democratic socialist mayoral nominee whose radical roots have given way to a more pragmatic, coalition-driven campaign. His shifting rhetoric, contentio…