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.

<p data-pm-slice="1 1 []">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.</p>
<p>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.</p>