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The Morning XTRA with Tug and Los delivers conservative talk on the biggest political, cultural, and news stories of the day. Smart analysis, unapologetic opinions, and real conversations every weekday morning. Every weekday from 6a to 10a! Victor Armendariz fills in for Tug! 
First thing to know: Karmelo Anthony isn’t getting a new trial / Trump Admin saves taxpayers $3 billion
Can the NHL make a return in Atlanta? / This seems to be the Epitome of the Resist movement
What happened to the Old NYC?

The Morning XTRA with Tug and Los delivers conservative talk on the biggest political, cultural, and news stories of the day. Smart analysis, unapologetic opinions, and real conversations every weekday morning. Every weekday from 6a to 10a! Victor Armendariz fills in for Tug!&nbsp;
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<li aria-level="1">Can the NHL make a return in Atlanta? / This seems to be the Epitome of the Resist movement</li>
<li aria-level="1">What happened to the Old NYC?</li>
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The Victor Armendariz Show

The Morning XTRA with Tug and Los delivers conservative talk on the biggest political, cultural, and news stories of the day. Smart analysis, unapologetic opinions, and real conversations every weekday morning. Every weekday from 6a to 10a! Victor Armendariz fills in for Tug! 

The Morning XTRA Hour 4 (8-24-26) | No New Trial for Karmelo, $3 Billion Saved & Can Atlanta Bring Back the NHL?

Stoppage Time

On this episode of The Victor Armendariz Show, Victor discusses the upcoming midterm elections, the direction of the Democratic Party, and what he sees as the growing influence of socialism, authoritarianism, and radical Islam in American politics. He criticizes the Democratic Party’s approach to Elon Musk, immigration, and political opponents, while arguing that Americans should prioritize legal immigration, individual opportunity, constitutional principles, and critical thinking. Victor also shares his views on Trump’s tariffs and their impact on prices, gas costs under the Biden administration, and why he believes voters should consider the economic consequences of their choices. Along the way, he takes a break from politics to talk soccer, Supercross, Mexican food, his love of America, and the simple pleasures of enjoying the outdoors.

In Stoppage Time, Victor looks ahead to the midterms and the potential consequences if Democrats gain control of Congress, including how that could affect Trump’s remaining agenda. He discusses possible Republican contenders for the 2028 presidential election, explaining why Marco Rubio and Ron DeSantis are among his preferred choices, while sharing reservations about JD Vance’s economic views. Victor also argues that Trump is willing to negotiate across party lines, but believes Democrats are too focused on power to find common ground. He closes by discussing immigration and the distinction he draws between people who come to America to work and contribute and those who rely on public assistance, before inviting listeners to enjoy the fall weather, try Georgia barbecue, and tune in for XTRA 106.3’s planned election-night special on November 3.

On this episode of The Victor Armendariz Show, Victor discusses the upcoming midterm elections, the direction of the Democratic Party, and what he sees as the growing influence of socialism, authoritarianism, and radical Islam in American politics. He criticizes the Democratic Party&rsquo;s approach to Elon Musk, immigration, and political opponents, while arguing that Americans should prioritize legal immigration, individual opportunity, constitutional principles, and critical thinking. Victor also shares his views on Trump&rsquo;s tariffs and their impact on prices, gas costs under the Biden administration, and why he believes voters should consider the economic consequences of their choices. Along the way, he takes a break from politics to talk soccer, Supercross, Mexican food, his love of America, and the simple pleasures of enjoying the outdoors.
In Stoppage Time, Victor looks ahead to the midterms and the potential consequences if Democrats gain control of Congress, including how that could affect Trump&rsquo;s remaining agenda. He discusses possible Republican contenders for the 2028 presidential election, explaining why Marco Rubio and Ron DeSantis are among his preferred choices, while sharing reservations about JD Vance&rsquo;s economic views. Victor also argues that Trump is willing to negotiate across party lines, but believes Democrats are too focused on power to find common ground. He closes by discussing immigration and the distinction he draws between people who come to America to work and contribute and those who rely on public assistance, before inviting listeners to enjoy the fall weather, try Georgia barbecue, and tune in for XTRA 106.3&rsquo;s planned election-night special on November 3.

The Victor Armendariz Show October 24th

On this episode of The Victor Armendariz Show, Victor Armendariz discusses the upcoming midterms, President Trump’s leadership and foreign policy, and his opposition to long-term tariffs, arguing that Trump is the right president for the current moment despite disagreements over economic policy. He shares stories from a recent trip to Las Vegas, encourages listeners to take breaks from politics and enjoy time with family, and discusses the new Tesla Roadster, skepticism about UFO claims, and a tragic school shooting in Oregon. Victor also highlights the role of an armed citizen in stopping the shooter and argues that the incident underscores the importance of the Second Amendment. He then plays clips of prominent Democrats discussing immigration in earlier years, setting up his argument that the party has changed dramatically.

During Stoppage Time, Victor expands on those clips, featuring past comments from Bernie Sanders, Chuck Schumer, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama about open borders, illegal immigration and border enforcement. He contrasts their earlier statements with what he describes as the Democratic Party’s current positions, arguing that voters who support Democrats out of family tradition should reconsider whether the party still represents their values. Victor criticizes what he sees as the party’s growing alignment with socialism and radical Islam, urges Republicans to use Democrats’ own words in campaign advertising, and encourages listeners to think independently rather than blindly support either party. He closes by urging listeners to share the episode with friends and coworkers, stay informed, and make time to enjoy their families and the country they call home.

On this episode of The Victor Armendariz Show, Victor Armendariz discusses the upcoming midterms, President Trump&rsquo;s leadership and foreign policy, and his opposition to long-term tariffs, arguing that Trump is the right president for the current moment despite disagreements over economic policy. He shares stories from a recent trip to Las Vegas, encourages listeners to take breaks from politics and enjoy time with family, and discusses the new Tesla Roadster, skepticism about UFO claims, and a tragic school shooting in Oregon. Victor also highlights the role of an armed citizen in stopping the shooter and argues that the incident underscores the importance of the Second Amendment. He then plays clips of prominent Democrats discussing immigration in earlier years, setting up his argument that the party has changed dramatically.
During Stoppage Time, Victor expands on those clips, featuring past comments from Bernie Sanders, Chuck Schumer, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama about open borders, illegal immigration and border enforcement. He contrasts their earlier statements with what he describes as the Democratic Party&rsquo;s current positions, arguing that voters who support Democrats out of family tradition should reconsider whether the party still represents their values. Victor criticizes what he sees as the party&rsquo;s growing alignment with socialism and radical Islam, urges Republicans to use Democrats&rsquo; own words in campaign advertising, and encourages listeners to think independently rather than blindly support either party. He closes by urging listeners to share the episode with friends and coworkers, stay informed, and make time to enjoy their families and the country they call home.

The Victor Armendariz Show | October 17 | The Democrat Party’s Biggest Flip-Flops

On this episode of The Victor Armendariz Show, Victor discusses the foiled terror plot in England and its potential connection to Iran, while defending President Trump’s approach to Iran and arguing that temporary increases in gas prices are necessary to confront the threat of a nuclear-armed terrorist regime. He also warns that Republicans could face trouble in the midterms, criticizes Trump’s tariffs—particularly the trade war with Canada—and argues that eliminating tariffs would help wages, consumers, and the broader economy. Victor also discusses immigration, border security, COVID-era policies, and what he sees as Democrats using crises to justify expanded government power.

During Stoppage Time, Victor expands on his concerns about the Republican Party’s political strategy, criticizing candidates including Ken Paxton and Mike Collins while urging them to campaign harder and focus on issues such as the Epstein files and their Democratic opponents. He also discusses Hispanic voters and immigration enforcement, argues that Republicans should prioritize criminal offenders rather than long-time workers, and shares his preferred vision for the GOP’s future, including a potential Marco Rubio and Sarah Huckabee Sanders ticket in 2028. Victor also weighs in on criticism of Israel, rejects claims that Israel is committing genocide, criticizes voices on both the far left and far right, and closes by urging listeners not to panic about America’s future.

On this episode of The Victor Armendariz Show, Victor discusses the foiled terror plot in England and its potential connection to Iran, while defending President Trump&rsquo;s approach to Iran and arguing that temporary increases in gas prices are necessary to confront the threat of a nuclear-armed terrorist regime. He also warns that Republicans could face trouble in the midterms, criticizes Trump&rsquo;s tariffs&mdash;particularly the trade war with Canada&mdash;and argues that eliminating tariffs would help wages, consumers, and the broader economy. Victor also discusses immigration, border security, COVID-era policies, and what he sees as Democrats using crises to justify expanded government power.
During Stoppage Time, Victor expands on his concerns about the Republican Party&rsquo;s political strategy, criticizing candidates including Ken Paxton and Mike Collins while urging them to campaign harder and focus on issues such as the Epstein files and their Democratic opponents. He also discusses Hispanic voters and immigration enforcement, argues that Republicans should prioritize criminal offenders rather than long-time workers, and shares his preferred vision for the GOP&rsquo;s future, including a potential Marco Rubio and Sarah Huckabee Sanders ticket in 2028. Victor also weighs in on criticism of Israel, rejects claims that Israel is committing genocide, criticizes voices on both the far left and far right, and closes by urging listeners not to panic about America&rsquo;s future.

The Morning XTRA Hour 4 (8-24-26) | No New Trial for Karmelo, $3 Billion Saved & Can Atlanta Bring Back the NHL?

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