The Scott Jennings Podcast

In this episode of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott is joined by incredible guests who are their stories of 9/11 on the  25th anniversary of the attacks that shook the world and left an indelible mark on American history. Our guests, Congressman August Pfluger and Congresswoman Virginia Fox, share their memories of that day and how it shaped their perspectives on national security and the role of government. We also hear from Ari Fleischer, the former White House Press Secretary under President George W. Bush, who recounts the events of that day and the president's response. Through their stories, we're reminded of the resilience and courage that defined America's response to the attacks. https://www.canyouhearmenowfilm.com 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, an all-star lineup of Republican leaders from the House and Senate weighs in on the biggest political and policy battles in Washington and the stakes heading into the midterms. Ohio Sen. Bernie Moreno, Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt and Senate Majority Leader John Thune discuss the Republican agenda and the challenges facing Congress, while House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Brian Mast turns to foreign policy and national security. In Hour Two, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan examines congressional oversight, accountability and the major legal and political fights on Capitol Hill, while Michigan Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers discusses his campaign and the battle for control of the Senate. Tennessee Sen. Bill Hagerty weighs in on the economy, national security and Republican priorities before Texas Rep. Beth Van Duyne closes out the program with a look at the House GOP agenda and the issues driving voters ahead of November. https://www.canyouhearmenowfilm.com 

The special tells the story of how Charlie started Turning Point USA in his parents’ garage and built it into one of the largest youth organizations in the country, becoming the most consequential conservative voice of his generation. Narrated by Mike Gallagher, Larry O’Connor, and Alex Marlow, with a special appearance by Larry Elder, the program will tell Charlie’s remarkable story largely through his own voice, including rare audio from his first interview with longtime host Dennis Prager when Charlie was just 22 years old. The program draws from rare archival interviews and recordings, along with stories from those who knew Charlie throughout his rise from a young activist to a national conservative leader. More than anything, it will give you another chance to hear Charlie as you remember him: in his own voice.

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, a packed lineup examines the political, economic and cultural battles shaping the country ahead of the midterms. House Republican Conference Chair Lisa McClain discusses the GOP agenda, the fight to maintain control of the House and the issues Republicans believe will drive voters to the polls, while Florida Rep. Randy Fine weighs in on the latest policy battles in Washington. Daily Wire host Isabel Brown offers her perspective on the cultural and political debates resonating with younger Americans, and Patrice Onwuka of the Independent Women’s Center discusses the economy and policies affecting workers, families and businesses. House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith joins the program to tackle taxes, economic growth and the fiscal fights facing Congress, before Americans for Prosperity’s Katelyn Bledsoe closes out the show with a look at economic freedom, government spending and the policy choices facing voters. https://www.ethos.com/jennings https://www.canyouhearmenowfilm.com 

In this episode of the Scott Jennings Show, Carl Jackson is in for Scott and he opens with a discussion on how Republicans can win the midterms in five easy steps, as outlined in a column by AMAC. Carl highlights the importance of stopping the bleeding on the cost of living, which is a top issue for voters. He also touches on the need to highlight the wins of the Trump administration, including the working family tax cuts and the dramatic reduction in human trafficking and the inflow of lethal narcotics. Then Carl delves into the world of education, where the guest, Adam Mangana, CEO and co-founder of OptimaEd, shares his vision for a classical education model that combines 21st-century technology with first-century wisdom. He emphasizes the importance of teaching students how to think, not what to think, and highlights the benefits of a hyper-personalized educational model.  

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott broadcasts from New York with a look at the stronger-than-expected August jobs report, rising healthcare costs and the economic argument Republicans could take to voters in the midterms, while also covering a First Amendment victory for independent journalists in Washington state and the mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder case. Republican congressional nominee Ralph Alvarado joins Scott to discuss Kentucky’s 6th District race, healthcare, affordability, public safety and President Trump’s agenda, while U.S. Treasurer Brandon Beach weighs in on the jobs numbers, fiscal discipline and a new $1 coin commemorating America’s 250th anniversary. U.S. Wildland Fire Service Director Brian Fennessy discusses preparations for peak wildfire season, prevention and the government’s new approach to protecting communities, and Tunnel to Towers CEO Frank Siller looks ahead to the 25th anniversary of 9/11, shares the story of his brother FDNY firefighter Stephen Siller and discusses his new memoir, Let Us Do Good. The program closes with a special presentation of Scott’s speech to the Republican Jewish Coalition in Las Vegas. https://canyouhearmenowfilm.com/ 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Carl Jackson fills in for Scott with a look at the growing influence of the socialist left within the Democratic Party and what it could mean for the midterms and the future direction of the party. Democratic consultant and former House Judiciary Committee Chief Counsel Julian Epstein joins Carl to discuss his proposal for a formal House resolution condemning some of the most extreme elements of the Democratic Socialists of America platform, including government control of major industries and calls to abolish police, prisons and borders. Epstein explains why he believes forcing lawmakers to vote on those policies could clarify where Democrats stand, while Carl examines the broader ideological battle between socialism and capitalism and the political stakes for voters heading into November.

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the growing debate over capitalism and socialism, new Iranian drone attacks targeting U.S.-linked assets in the Middle East, ICE’s “Operation Rotten Apple” crackdown in New York, and the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. South Carolina Republican congressional nominee Jenny Honeycutt joins Scott to discuss her campaign for the state’s 1st Congressional District and the issues driving voters ahead of November, while Wisconsin Rep. Bryan Steil weighs in on the House vote condemning socialism and his investigation into ActBlue and potential foreign money in American elections. Election analyst Henry Olsen breaks down the tightening midterm map and the GOP’s path to November, and new U.S. Wildland Fire Service chief Brian Fennessy discusses wildfire prevention, preparedness and the federal government’s new approach to fighting catastrophic fires. In Hour Two, Scott reacts to Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s comments about the American Dream before House Republican Conference Chair Lisa McClain joins the program to discuss government spending, the $40 trillion national debt and Republicans’ case for retaining control of Congress. https://www.besthotgrill.com  https://canyouhearmenowfilm.com/ 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Carl Jackson fills in for Scott with a look at the power of major institutions and why putting more control back in the hands of individuals and local communities matters. Investigative journalist Kenneth Schrupp of City Journal joins Carl to discuss his reporting on California’s billion-dollar public-sector union machine and the influence organized labor wields over state government and politics. In Hour Two, BeefMaps.com policy analyst Breeauna Sagdal examines America’s increasingly centralized food system and makes the case for consumers building direct relationships with local farmers and ranchers for meat, dairy and produce, discussing how a more decentralized food supply could strengthen consumers, producers and communities.

On today’s special edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott broadcasts live from the Republican Jewish Coalition’s annual meeting in Las Vegas for a packed conversation about foreign policy, the midterms, the economy and the U.S.-Israel alliance. Pennsylvania Sen. Dave McCormick discusses the Senate’s return from August recess, the CLARITY Act, permitting reform, Iran, sanctions and his support for Israel, while RJC CEO Matt Brooks looks at the organization’s priorities and the critical races ahead. Acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling shares his family’s powerful Holocaust story and discusses combating religious discrimination, his confirmation and President Trump’s workforce agenda, and RNC Chairman Joe Gruters previews the party’s first-ever Midterm Convention. In Hour Two, Montana Sen. Tim Sheehy weighs in on the escalating conflict with Iran, presidential war powers, tariffs and the cost of living; Scott reacts to President Trump’s latest comments on socialism and the midterms; EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin discusses gas prices, deregulation and energy policy; and Israeli Ambassador Yechiel Leiter closes the show with a conversation about rising antisemitism, Middle East policy, the U.S.-Israel relationship and Israel’s upcoming national election. https://ethos.com/jennings  https://canyouhearmenowfilm.com/ 

This week on the Scott Jennings Show, Scott broadcasts live from Knoxville, Tennessee, and he's joined by a special guest, Kate McGregor, the Deputy Secretary of the Interior. They're discussing the National Park Service's 110th anniversary and the importance of preserving America's natural wonders. But that's not all - they're also diving into the world of space exploration, with the president signing an executive order to create a new U.S. Space Academy.  

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the political landscape heading into the midterms, including new polling showing Republican John Sununu gaining ground in New Hampshire’s potentially pivotal Senate race and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s decision to rejoin the Democratic Socialists of America amid speculation about 2028. Louisiana House Majority Leader Michael Echols joins Scott to discuss SpaceX’s proposed $100 billion Starbase Louisiana project and its potential impact on jobs, infrastructure, and the state economy, while Kentucky Republican Senate nominee Andy Barr and Rodney Davis of the U.S. Chamber discuss taxes, energy, small businesses, affordability, and economic growth. Scott also reacts to Oklahoma’s Democratic Senate nominee and the growing influence of socialist candidates within the Democratic Party. In Hour Two, former Bernie Sanders Jewish Outreach Director Joel Rubin addresses concerns about antisemitism and the party’s leftward shift, Scott highlights Justice Clarence Thomas’s reflections on race and political identity, and New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman makes his case against Gov. Kathy Hochul on crime, taxes, affordability, and immigration enforcement. https://www.chevron.com  https://canyouhearmenowfilm.com/  

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott breaks down Darlene Graham’s victory in the South Carolina Republican Senate runoff and new immigration enforcement numbers showing ICE made 50,000 arrests in July, the highest monthly total of President Trump’s second term. Taylor Sanders and Ed Martin join the program to discuss the latest political, policy, and legal developments, while Scott reacts to controversial remarks from Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner involving the White House ballroom. In Hour Two, Eric Eggers weighs in on government accountability, election issues, and the political battles ahead, while Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman discusses the latest legal and public-policy developments. ESPN’s Linda Cohn joins Scott for a conversation about the sports world, and the program closes with a look at plans for a possible RNC midterm convention and how Republicans are preparing their message and strategy for the final stretch of the 2026 campaign. https://www.chevron.com  https://canyouhearmenowfilm.com/  

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott broadcasts from North Carolina with a packed look at the political and policy battles shaping the midterms, beginning with the closely watched South Carolina Republican Senate runoff between Darlene Graham and Rep. Ralph Norman, the tightening North Carolina Senate race, the escalating U.S.-Canada trade dispute, and the latest developments involving Iran and the Strait of Hormuz. New York Post financial correspondent Lydia Moynihan joins Scott to discuss the growing backlash against AI data centers and why she believes the infrastructure is critical to jobs, economic growth, and America’s competition with China, while Republican congressional candidate Laurie Buckhout previews her rematch with Rep. Don Davis in North Carolina’s 1st District. In Hour Two, Rep. Rich McCormick weighs in on election integrity, immigration, birth tourism, Iran, and the Republican agenda heading into November; Free Press reporter Olivia Reingold discusses new data fueling debate over previous famine declarations in Gaza; and former Seattle Times columnist Matt Calkins explains why he left the newspaper following a dispute over an unpublished column about transgender participation in women’s sports. Scott closes with more from Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed’s contentious Fox News interview on ICE, energy policy, federal spending, and Sharia law. https://ethos.com/jennings  https://canyouhearmenowfilm.com/ 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the Trump administration’s escalating pressure on Iran as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent launches what he calls an “Economic D-Day,” while retired Navy Capt. Brent Sadler analyzes the fight for control of the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s remaining military leverage. Elizabeth Pipko joins Scott to discuss rising antisemitism, Israel, the political realignment of Jewish voters, and her work preserving Holocaust history, while the show also examines the administration’s crackdown on Chinese birth tourism. In Hour Two, Live Action founder Lila Rose weighs in on the Lindsay Clancy murder trial and the difficult questions surrounding postpartum psychosis, mental health and criminal responsibility, before Scott reacts to Enes Kanter Freedom’s controversial removal from a WNBA game. Pollster Natalie Jackson breaks down growing bipartisan opposition to AI data centers and whether the issue could influence the midterms, and Scott closes with the Trump administration’s challenge to the American Bar Association’s role in law-school accreditation and a lawsuit from New York City grocers over Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan for city-run grocery stores. https://canyouhearmenowfilm.com/ 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott  examines the political fallout surrounding James Talarico’s claim that the absence of Black jurors contributed to Karmelo Anthony’s murder conviction, before turning his attention to the latest headlines involving former First Lady Jill Biden. Rep. Ralph Norman joins the program to discuss the political landscape and his campaign for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina. In Hour Two, veteran political journalist Mark Halperin joins Scott for an extended conversation covering the state of American politics, the 2026 election cycle, and the personalities and issues shaping both parties heading into the midterms.    https://salemnewschannel.com/america250/ 

In this episode of the Scott Jennings Show, guest host Carl Jackson takes the reins, discussing the pressing issues of our time. Carl discusses the growing threat of the DSA, a movement that's making inroads in the US, particularly in Florida. He highlights the importance of understanding the DSA's strategy to build power and the need for Republicans to take them seriously.  The conversation also explores the impact of AI on relationships and the importance of real-life connections. Carl talks to J.P. Deganz, the founder and president of Communio, a Christian nonprofit that equips churches to strengthen marriages and families. They discuss the dangers of escapism through technology and the need for young people to form healthy relationships in real life. https://salemnewschannel.com/america250/ 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott breaks down the fallout from Florida’s primaries, including Byron Donalds’ gubernatorial victory, Angie Nixon’s upset of Alexander Vindman in the Democratic Senate primary, and the races that could help determine control of Congress this fall. Scott also examines Alaska’s unusual Senate contest, the latest U.S.-Canada trade developments, and newly declassified FBI records concerning former Rep. Eric Swalwell and suspected Chinese intelligence operative Christine Fang. OANN Chief National Security Correspondent Alexandra Ingersoll joins the program with updates on Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, the USS Abraham Lincoln, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s recent trip to Panama, while Rep. Randy Fine discusses his Florida primary victory. In Hour Two, Saritha Komatireddy joins the show, Scott looks at new reporting surrounding Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, and Sen. Ashley Moody discusses her reelection campaign and upcoming general-election showdown with DSA-backed Angie Nixon. https://salemnewschannel.com/america250/

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott takes on Sen. Jon Ossoff’s attacks on President Trump and aide Natalie Harp, including Ossoff’s subsequent effort to walk back his remarks, before turning his attention to the latest rhetoric from James Talarico. Evan Barker and Dr. Bob McClure join the program to discuss the political and cultural issues shaping the national conversation, while Sen. Rick Scott weighs in on the latest developments from Washington and the major policy challenges facing Congress. Later, Scott addresses antisemitic rhetoric from Dan Bilzerian and the broader concern over rising antisemitism, followed by a conversation with Dr. James Robbins about the day’s major issues and their political implications. The program closes on an uplifting note with Brad Todd and the story of President Trump honoring a lifeguard who saved a young boy’s life. https://salemnewschannel.com/america250/

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines new CBS News polling showing Democratic voters have a more favorable view of socialism than capitalism and what that could signal about the party’s ideological direction. Scott also covers the latest developments in Iran, falling prescription drug prices, the DNC’s support for abolishing ICE, and Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s call to eliminate the Electoral College. Investigative reporter Ryan Thorpe joins the program to discuss his reporting on government secrecy and public-records transparency under California Gov. Gavin Newsom, while Scott highlights the sacrifices and combat accomplishments of the sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln following its lengthy deployment. In Hour Two, Associated Press Executive Editor Julie Pace offers a behind-the-scenes look at how the AP calls elections and maintains its nonpartisan approach to political coverage, before the show concludes with highlights from Scott’s Young America’s Foundation keynote to more than 800 college students about the ideological challenges facing their generation. https://salemnewschannel.com/america250/

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott closes out the week with breaking news surrounding Luigi Mangione’s guilty plea to federal charges connected to the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, with NBC News legal analyst Danny Cevallos explaining what the plea could mean for Mangione’s separate state murder case. Scott also covers the latest U.S. pressure on Iran, falling prescription drug prices, Democratic proposals to reform the Supreme Court, and the increasingly competitive Michigan Senate race between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed. Republican congressional nominee David Flippo joins the program to discuss his campaign for Nevada’s 2nd District, while House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan weighs in on election integrity and the pivotal races shaping Ohio’s midterms. Later, Scott names the Democratic Party his “Pain of the Week” over Hasan Piker’s controversial rhetoric and ties to El-Sayed’s campaign, before Matt Whitlock joins for Friday Punditry and the show’s weekly Winners and Losers.

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the growing debate over America’s rapidly expanding data center industry and its impact on energy, infrastructure, and local communities, along with the latest political shakeup at the White House and Peggy Flanagan’s position on gender-affirming care for children. Andrew Kerr and Steve Atkiss joined the program to discuss the day’s political and policy developments, while Scott weighed in on the latest controversy surrounding the WNBA. Later, Rep. Byron Donalds discussed the 2026 election cycle and the issues driving voters heading into the midterms, and Scott turned his attention to political streamer Hasan Piker and the growing influence of far-left politics. Sen. Marsha Blackburn provided an update from Capitol Hill and discussed the political landscape ahead of the midterms, while Tommy Schultz closed out the program with a look at the day’s major political and policy headlines.

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott breaks down a busy night of primary elections and what the results could mean for the 2026 midterms. Dustin Grage analyzed Minnesota’s races after Republicans nominated Michele Tafoya for Senate and Lisa Demuth for governor, while Republican strategist Mark Graul examined David Crowley’s narrow victory over Francesca Hong in Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial primary and the broader political landscape in the state. Scott also covered South Carolina’s Republican Senate runoff, major polling misses in recent Democratic primaries, the record-setting sale of the Los Angeles Lakers, and controversy surrounding the Indiana Fever and Sophie Cunningham. Later, political strategist Henry Olsen explored whether Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez should seize the moment and run for president in 2028, and newly minted Republican Senate nominee Michele Tafoya joined Scott to discuss her Minnesota primary victory and upcoming general-election battle against Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines new reporting on extraordinary measures taken to protect President Trump amid an alleged Iranian assassination threat and the growing influence of socialist candidates within the Democratic Party. Scott also previewed key primary races in Wisconsin, South Carolina, and Minnesota while highlighting controversies surrounding Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. Sen. Chuck Grassley joined the program to discuss Todd Blanche, Iowa politics, and the latest from Washington, while retired Secret Service agent Patrick Sullivan provided an inside look at the planning and intelligence behind President Trump’s reported use of a decoy aircraft during the NATO summit. Later, congressional candidate Mike Bouchard discussed Michigan’s competitive 10th District, border security, the economy, education, and the state’s political landscape heading into the midterms. The program also covered the latest headlines surrounding Anthony Fauci, crime trends, and Iran as Jennings delivered a wide-ranging look at the issues driving politics and national security.

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the ideological battle within the Democratic Party, reacting to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s comments about the excesses of “Woke 1.0” and efforts by Democrats to present a more moderate image ahead of the midterms. Rep. Russell Fry joined the program to preview South Carolina’s closely watched Republican Senate primary and make his case to succeed the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, while Democratic strategist Julian Epstein explained why he is breaking with his party’s nominee Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and supporting Republican Mike Rogers. Later, Sen. Jim Banks discussed the latest developments involving Iran and recapped the Senate’s work before the August recess, including the Todd Blanche confirmation, government funding, birthright citizenship, voter ID legislation, and the SAVE America Act. Scott also weighed in on the latest WNBA controversy involving Sophie Cunningham and remembered former Congressman and Dukes of Hazzard actor Ben Jones, who died at age 84.  

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott closes out the week with the latest developments from Capitol Hill, including a roundup of Senate news and the political stories driving Washington. Washington Free Beacon reporter Adam Kredo joined the program to discuss his reporting on allegations that the United Nations is obstructing a U.S. investigation into potential links between Gaza relief organizations and Hamas, along with ongoing concerns surrounding UNRWA. Later, Greg Cunningham broke down the race for New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District and its importance in the battle for control of the House, while Scott’s “Pain of the Week” focused on Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong. Siraj Hashmi joined the show for Friday Punditry, offering his take on the week’s biggest political and cultural headlines and the stories to watch in the days ahead.

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest developments involving Iran, the congressional vote to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt, and the political fallout from Michigan’s primary elections. Scott also takes a look at the growing influence of Abdul El-Sayed within the Democratic Party and the latest headlines surrounding Rep. Max Miller. Secretary Doug Collins joined the show to discuss accomplishments at the Department of Veterans Affairs and current priorities for serving veterans, while constitutional scholar Jed Rubenfeld analyzed the Fauci controversy and what legal and political developments could come next. Later, former Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker discussed the rise of socialism, the political climate on college campuses, and Wisconsin’s gubernatorial race, while Jason Roe broke down Michigan’s primary results and the outlook for the general election.

On today's episode of the Scott Jennings Show, Mark Davis fills in for Scott and he's discussing the recent Michigan primary results and the implications of Abdul El-Sayed's victory. But it's not just about politics - the conversation also touches on the pressing issue of men's participation in women's sports, and the WNBA's stance on the matter. Plus, Mark discusses the Democrats' handling of anti-Semitism to the importance of election integrity and the role of organizations like the Government Accountability Institute in exposing voter fraud. Mark is joined by Eric Eggers, VP of Research at the Government Accountability Institute, about the latest developments in the world of election integrity and the efforts to prevent voter fraud; Kaitlynn Wheeler on competing against Lia Thomas in 2022, supporting Sophie Cunningham for speaking out; and Kyler Schmitz discusses data centers and the impact of AI. https://www.chevron.com 

On today's episode of The Scott Jennings Show, Carl Jackson fills in for Scott and he discusses how Aaron Rodgers went off on Fauci over Covid. Live guests include: Mitchell Brown, who discusses the Iran war. Plus, Young girls support Sophie Cunningham speaking out, and a Mamdani supporter is surprised he’s doxxed by NYC mayor!

Mark Davis fills in for Hugh and talks with Noah Rothman, James Lileks, Terell Wright, and Connor Boyack.

This week on the Scott Jennings Show, Jennifer Horn fills in for Scott, and she's going to dive into the latest news and updates on the Iran situation, the Biden administration's policies, and the upcoming elections. Jen tackles the controversy surrounding Sophie Cunningham, a WNBA player who spoke out against biological males competing in women's sports. Joining the conversation is Michelle Tafoya, a former sports journalist and current candidate for the US Senate in Minnesota. The discussion touches on the importance of protecting women's sports and the need for clear guidelines on biological males competing in women's categories. Michelle shares her own experiences and insights on the issue, highlighting the need for a meritocracy in sports. The conversation also delves into the hypocrisy of the Democrats' stance on voter ID laws versus their proposed government-run grocery stores, which would require customers to show a government-issued ID. The episode also covers the latest developments in the Iran situation, with President Trump's decision to put a hold on planned strikes. Dr. Sebastian Gorka joins the show to discuss the situation and provide insight into the administration's strategy. Additionally, the conversation touches on the Biden administration's policies, including the open border crisis and the resulting sex trafficking of children.  

In today's episode of The Scott Jennings Show, Mark Davis takes the reins, discussing the economy and the growing concerns surrounding AI.  He's joined by Dr. Peter Earl, senior director of research at the American Institute for Economic Research, to discuss the importance of a lighter touch from government and the dangers of subsidizing failure. Then, Mark is joined by Brendan Steinhauser, CEO of the Alliance for Secure AI. They discuss the recent incident where AI agents escaped a sandbox and hacked into a company, raising concerns about the potential risks of AI. Brendan shares his thoughts on the need for caution and the importance of developing safeguards to prevent AI from becoming a nightmare scenario. https://www.duke-energy.com/poweringamerica 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott covers the Blanche confirmation, new polling out of South Carolina and Michigan, the proposed Dulles Airport renovation, and the ongoing WNBA gambling scandal. Jonathan Cohen joined the program to discuss the growing sports betting controversy surrounding the WNBA, while former New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu broke down the closely watched race for New Hampshire’s U.S. Senate seat and its implications for control of the chamber. Later, Jesse Arm examined new Manhattan Institute polling on welfare, crime, government waste, and voter priorities, followed by Rep. Richard Hudson’s analysis of why House Republicans believe they are well positioned heading into the midterm elections. The show concluded with Joshua Monnington discussing his latest The Federalist article on Barack Obama’s influence on today’s Democratic Party.  https://www.duke-energy.com/poweringamerica 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott covers the latest developments from Capitol Hill, including the Fauci hearing, the confirmations of Blanche and Jay Clayton, a proposed Russia sanctions bill, and the latest news involving Iran and South Dakota’s gubernatorial runoff. Carrie Buck joined the show to discuss the closely watched race in Nevada’s 1st Congressional District, while Dr. Oliver Hemmers offered insight into the Nevada Policy Institute’s priorities and the Project on Nuclear Fuel Pellets, highlighting the future of American energy policy. Scott also weighed in on lingering COVID-era policies before turning to continued coverage of the Fauci hearing and congressional oversight. Later, Sen. Tim Sheehy discussed his recent speech on Iran, reflected on the Graham funeral, examined the Blanche confirmation, and previewed Congress’s agenda ahead of the August recess.  https://www.ethos.com/Jennings 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott covers the latest developments from Washington, including the Graham funeral and high-profile White House meetings with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Scott also examines newly released Fauci diaries, the political debate surrounding Zohran Mamdani’s proposal for government-run grocery stores, and the latest headlines shaping the national conversation. Marty O'Donnell joined the show to discuss the closely watched race in Nevada’s 3rd Congressional District and its implications for the battle for control of the House. Later, Rebeccah Heinrichs and Brad Todd provided special analysis of the Graham funeral, reflecting on Graham’s legacy and the political significance of the ceremony, with additional coverage available as events unfolded. https://www.chevron.com 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest developments involving Iran, rising concerns over antisemitic violence, and the political issues dominating the national conversation. Scott also covers the Seattle shooting, a reported terror attack in Berlin, updates on the antisemitic stabbing in New York City, and The New York Times reporting on U.S. munitions shortages and changing attitudes toward work among Generation Z. Mark Dubowitz joined the show to provide analysis of the latest developments in Iran and the broader implications for U.S. national security, while Rabbi Levine discussed the recent surge in antisemitic attacks and the challenges facing Jewish communities. Later, Republican National Committee Chairman Joe Gruters weighed in on the Democratic National Committee's financial struggles, preparations for the Republican National Convention, the latest polling, and the growing influence of Democratic Socialist candidates.  https://www.chevron.com   

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the growing influence of the far left within the Democratic Party, the political fallout from an antisemitic stabbing in New York City, and the latest headlines from Washington. Scott also covered the White House Correspondents' Dinner, highlights from Sen. Tim Sheehy’s recent speech, and key congressional battlegrounds that could determine control of the House in 2026. Eric Conroy joined the show to break down the closely watched race in Ohio’s 1st Congressional District, while Scott highlighted California’s 22nd District as part of the NRCC’s targeted race series. Later, the "Pain of the Week" focused on controversy surrounding a USA Today column comparing Caitlin Clark supporters to white nationalists, and Jonathan Felts joined the program for the weekly Friday Punditry segment, offering analysis of the week's biggest political stories, campaign developments, and what to watch in the days ahead. 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the Secret Service briefing on the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, renewed scrutiny of ActBlue, and the key votes facing Congress this week. Scott also takes a look at Rep. Brandon Gill’s exchanges with the Left during recent congressional hearings and the political implications of the closely watched House race in Colorado’s 8th Congressional District. Rep. Tom McClintock joined the show to discuss his House floor speech contrasting freedom and socialism, as well as the broader debate surrounding New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s policy agenda. Later, Rep. James Comer provided an update on pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) reform and his recent Oval Office visit, while Adam Gelb discussed the latest approaches to criminal justice reform and public safety policy.    https://www.duke-energy.com/poweringamerica 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott broadcasts live from Chicago with a wide-ranging look at election integrity, the latest developments involving Iran, and the political battles shaping Washington. Scott examines reports involving non-citizens on New Jersey voter rolls, key Arizona primary results, continued U.S. military operations targeting Iran, and the heated congressional hearing on alleged ideological bias at the Smithsonian Institution. Scott also analyzed Chicago's Democratic machine politics, reacted to CNN contributor Van Jones' criticism of the Democratic Socialists of America, and highlighted the NRCC's latest "Far Left" series focusing on Maine's 2nd Congressional District. In the second hour, Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Judge Glock discussed the growing debate over data centers and their impact on communities, AI, and the economy, while Heritage Foundation Senior Fellow Mike Gonzalez reflected on his congressional testimony regarding the Smithsonian and the future of America's cultural institutions.  https://www.chevron.com 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest developments involving Israel and Iran, and the policy debates shaping Washington. The program also covered the backlash surrounding Rick Jackson’s visit to an Atlanta restaurant, the NRCC’s focus on Arizona’s 6th Congressional District, New York City’s “Tax the Rich” experiment, and reaction to recent comments from Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. Rep. Mike Lawler joined the show to discuss Congress’s agenda for the week, the conflict in the Middle East, and the race for New York’s 17th Congressional District, while Hayden Dublois broke down the growing cost of Medicaid fraud and potential reforms. Later, John Teichert discussed the latest developments involving Iran, concerns over the CLARITY Act and cryptocurrency loopholes, and the national security implications outlined in his newly published Washington Times op-ed. https://www.chevron.com  

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest developments involving Iran, the growing influence of socialist candidates within the Democratic Party, and the political headlines shaping Washington. The program also covered Vice President J.D. Vance welcoming his fourth child, former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson entering the race to replace Graham Platner, and new reporting alleging China sought to encourage violent Black Lives Matter riots in 2020 to undermine President Trump. Arizona congressional candidate Jay Feely joined the show to discuss his campaign and the key issues facing voters in Arizona’s 1st District, while national security expert Brent Sadler provided analysis of the latest developments in Iran and honored the sacrifices of fallen U.S. service members. Later, Bruce Pearl joined Scott for an extended conversation on leadership, patriotism, and the day’s biggest headlines. https://www.duke-energy.com/poweringamerica 

In this episode of the Scott Jennings Show, guest host Carl Jackson takes the reins, diving into the pressing issues of the day. With a packed show, Carl tackles topics ranging from the Iranian regime's nuclear ambitions to the Democratic Socialists of America's plans for the country. He also discusses the importance of free and fair elections, the dangers of socialism, and the need for a strong national defense. Carl Jackson shares his insights on the current state of the country, highlighting the threats posed by the Democratic Socialists of America and their plans to fundamentally transform the United States. He also delves into the world of immigration, discussing the importance of securing the border and the dangers of open borders. With his characteristic candor, Carl shares his thoughts on the recent surge in violence and the need for a strong response from the government. https://www.dukeenergy.com/poweringamerica

In this episode of the Scott Jennings Show, Carl Jackson takes the reins as guest host and he dives into the Democrat Party's morally bankrupt behavior and the importance of election integrity. With a packed agenda, Carl tackles the topic of President Trump's recent speech on election integrity, where he highlighted the need to address the issue of voter registration by non-citizens. Carl also discusses the Democrat Party's history of promoting perverts and their violent tendencies, using the example of Ashley Webb, a Democrat senatorial candidate who identifies as a woman but was born male.  

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest action on Capitol Hill as lawmakers advanced the SAVE America Act, debated House Reconciliation 3.0, and held hearings on diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. Plus, Scott coveres Todd Blanche’s appearance before Congress, Speaker Mike Johnson’s remarks on communism and Western civilization, and the broader debate over free speech and Big Tech. David Bozell joined the show to discuss new Media Research Center reporting alleging Apple and Google suppressed stories involving Graham Platner, while Rep. Craig Goldman broke down the House passage of the SAVE America Act and what comes next in the Senate. Later, Sen. Dan Sullivan discussed the latest congressional developments, a bipartisan Russia sanctions bill, and Alaska’s political landscape. Throughout the broadcast, Jennings blended congressional news, technology, foreign policy, and political analysis into a comprehensive look at the issues driving the national conversation. https://www.dukeenergy.com/poweringamerica 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest Consumer Price Index report, new developments involving Iran, and the political issues dominating Capitol Hill. Scott also covered Secretary Marco Rubio’s comments on the International Criminal Court, Zohran Mamdani’s latest controversy, Haley Stevens’ campaign messaging, and renewed debate over Daylight Saving Time. Rep. Rich McCormick joined the show to preview Congress’s agenda as lawmakers return to Washington, while Robert Shibley discussed a new FIRE report on free speech at Florida International University. Later, White House Deputy Press Secretary Kush Desai broke down the latest inflation numbers and the administration’s economic message, and national security expert Mike Makovsky analyzed the evolving situation in Iran and its implications for U.S. foreign policy.  https://www.chevron.com 

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On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest developments in the Charlie Kirk murder trial, rising tensions involving Iran, and the political controversies dominating the national conversation. Scott also explored Minnesota politics, Governor Tim Walz’s latest headlines, Secretary Marco Rubio’s immigration actions, and budget decisions in New York City and Colorado related to transgender services. National security expert Brent Sadler joined the show to provide an update on Iran and the broader security landscape, while State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott discussed efforts to combat political violence and the administration’s immigration enforcement priorities. Later, Utah County Commissioner Amelia Powers Gardner weighed in on the Charlie Kirk murder trial, and Jillian Michaels joined Scott for Friday Punditry to break down the week’s biggest political and cultural stories, including the winners and losers of the week.   

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest developments surrounding the Graham Platner controversy, the debate over proposed "Trump Accounts," and the political stories shaping Washington and the world. First, Jon Fetherston joins Scott with an update on the Platner story and its political implications, while former Deputy National Security Advisor Victoria Coates broke down the latest developments involving NATO, Iran, and U.S. foreign policy. Rep. Jim Jordan joined the show to discuss the latest from Capitol Hill, the ongoing debate over birthright citizenship, and what recent progressive victories in Democratic primaries could mean for the party’s future. Scott also reacted to a controversy involving a Minnesota gubernatorial candidate’s response to an antisemitic protest, blending political analysis, national security, and cultural commentary into a comprehensive look at the issues driving the national conversation. https://www.joincrowdhealth.com/

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott examines the latest developments from the NATO summit and the evolving situation involving Iran, along with the political stories dominating the national conversation. Townhall’s Kyle Olson joins Scott to discuss his exclusive report on efforts to recruit Graham Platner and the broader political implications, while Andrew Kolvet provided updates on the Charlie Kirk trial and its significance. Erika Donalds joined the show to make the case for strengthening civics education and teaching America’s founding principles, and national security expert Rebeccah Heinrichs offered analysis of the latest developments involving Iran, NATO, and U.S. foreign policy. Scott also weighed in on new developments surrounding Abdul El-Sayed, the continuing Platner story, and a WNBA letter involving Caitlin Clark, blending foreign policy, education, legal news, and political commentary into a comprehensive look at the issues shaping the national conversation. https://www.chevron.com 

On today’s edition of The Scott Jennings Show, Scott Jennings focused on the latest developments surrounding NATO and the ongoing political controversy involving Graham Platner, examining the implications for both domestic politics and America’s role on the world stage. The program featured former Congressman Mike Rogers discussing Michigan’s evolving Senate race following Mallory McMorrow’s exit, the rise of Abdul El-Sayed, and what he sees as the Democratic Party’s ideological shift. Former Deputy National Security Advisor K.T. McFarland joined the show to analyze the latest news from the NATO summit and the alliance’s response to emerging global security challenges, while Jon Fetherston weighed in on the continuing developments surrounding the Platner controversy and the political fallout. Throughout the broadcast, Jennings blended campaign analysis, foreign policy, and political commentary into a comprehensive look at the issues shaping the national conversation. https://www.chevron.com