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Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Rich Zeoli interviews Fox News Host and author Brian Kilmeade on his new book, Uniting the States. They also chat about the upcoming midterm elections, the war in Iran, and whether Republicans will be able to keep control of the Senate.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Title: Midterm Countdown: Alaska Probe, Pentagon "Fortress" Plan & the Omar Investigation Description: It's Halloween weekend and the midterms are days away. Rich starts with good news: the EPA is scrapping costly Biden-era methane and gas-capture rules, which the agency says will save producers and consumers $45 billion. Rich explains why this matters for small, family-owned wells in places like Texas and Kansas. From there, Rich covers the final stretch before Tuesday: Alaska: Possible criminal exposure in the "other Dan Sullivan" spoiler scheme, and why misleading a court could make it a federal case. DOJ is planning a press conference in Anchorage.CNBC: Joe Kernen and Andrew Ross Sorkin press DCCC Chair Suzan DelBene on whether she believes the New York Times report on Alaska.Ohio governor: Amy Acton's unusual moment on the campaign trail, and Vivek Ramaswamy's closing argument.Minnesota: Scott Bessent and Dr. Oz announce a fraud crackdown, and what it could mean for Michelle Tafoya's Senate race.What Democrats want: Kamala Harris and Barack Obama talk about expanding the Supreme Court, statehood for D.C. and Puerto Rico, and ending the filibuster.Josh Shapiro: Politico's "What Josh Shapiro Could Lose by Winning," and why a Democratic sweep could hurt his 2028 chances.Pentagon "Fortress" plan: Military bases preparing to run for 90 days on their own, portable nuclear reactors, Dan Bongino's advice to keep three days of supplies, and why the story came out right before the election.Ilhan Omar: Nearly 40 House Democrats refuse to sign a letter demanding an end to the federal immigration investigation into her.Viral moment: Red Baron worker Walter Z. stands up to an Apple Pay prank, goes viral, and raises hundreds of thousands of dollars.Rich closes with his case for why this election matters so much and asks listeners to vote, volunteer and get people to the polls this weekend. Follow Rich on X at @RichZeoli and on social media at @RichZeoliShow. Watch on YouTube at youtube.com/@RichZeoliShow. Sponsors: Tri-County Toyota and Tri-County Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram: TriCounty.com Emmons Roofing & Siding: EmmonsRoofing.com

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Two Dan Sullivans on the Alaska Senate ballot — and the New York Times says it was no accident. Rich Zeoli breaks down the reporting on a Democratic operative who used code names and aliases to recruit a retired schoolteacher named Dan Sullivan to run against Senator Dan Sullivan: the text that read "Find me as many Dan Sullivan's as you can," the operative reportedly paid $87,000, and the coordination with Mary Peltola's campaign and the Senate Democrats' campaign committee that twelve interviews, documents and text messages allegedly reveal. The governor of Alaska has now ordered a criminal investigation. Did Democrats lie in court, under oath — and could perjury charges follow? Mary Peltola once said deceiving voters should be a criminal offense. Rich plays what she said then against what her campaign says now. President Trump called it voter fraud at the highest level and said Peltola and the "fake Dan Sullivan" should be taken off the ballot and prosecuted. Rich also takes apart the CNN and CBS segments carrying water for it, including text messages that mocked Alaska voters as "rubes." Then: the cop who actually stopped the Butler shooter. Sergeant Aaron Zalopony fired the ninth shot that stunned Thomas Crooks. Rich explains why the FBI and Secret Service never wanted to give him credit for it, what a bipartisan congressional report found, and why the NRA named him its 2025 Officer of the Year. Also on today's show: Hillary Clinton wants Trump investigated, Abdul El-Sayed's reparations push and the dual-citizenship questions he keeps stepping on, Ted Cruz on the Democrats' socialist turn, why Rich says AOC will be the 2028 Democratic nominee if El-Sayed wins, the Bolsonaro family's escape to Miami with help from Trump's inner circle and Argentina's president, and Obama at the Cheesecake Factory. Plus a preview of today's Brian Kilmeade interview and book signing. Chapters 0:00 Alaska: governor orders a criminal investigation into the two Dan Sullivans 2:12 What Mary Peltola said about deceiving voters 2:56 Peltola's campaign denies knowing about the scheme 7:22 CNN defends the two-Dan-Sullivan ballot 10:03 Trump: pull them off the ballot and prosecute 14:10 CNN brings on a Republican to defend it 23:00 Hillary Clinton wants Trump investigated 23:45 Abdul El-Sayed and reparations 27:15 Ted Cruz: the Democrats have gone socialist 29:29 Why Rich says AOC is the 2028 nominee 30:09 The cop who fired the ninth shot at Butler 37:00 The Bolsonaro family flees to Miami 45:50 Obama and the Cheesecake Factory 46:19 Brian Kilmeade interview preview

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Over $31 million in political ads have mentioned data centers this year, and more than 99% of that spending is negative. Both parties now have the same target. Rich explains why Democrats think AI data centers will win back the suburban moms who moved to Trump over MAHA, and asks whether Republicans waited too long to take a position. Plus: Trump floats Ted Cruz for the Supreme Court, Democrats preview impeachment and investigations, and two ex-FBI officials appear in court over the Hunter Biden laptop. In this episode: - Abdul El-Sayed's barbershop stop in Michigan and how Democrats are using data centers against Mike Rogers - AOC's jar of brown water at a hearing, and her "put one in Mar-a-Lago" response to Trump - The Senate GOP memo calling data centers the "sleeper issue" - Sherrod Brown vs. Jon Husted in Ohio, and Josh Shapiro vs. Stacy Garrity in Pennsylvania - Shapiro's 180 on AI data centers - Van Jones says El-Sayed is struggling with Black and Jewish voters in Michigan - Trump goes after James Talarico, and why Texas stays red - Trump would consider Ted Cruz for the Supreme Court, and what it means for 2028 - Kamala Harris wants 13 justices, statehood for D.C. and Puerto Rico, and a fresh look at the Electoral College - Florida socialist Angie Nixon won't say whether Cuba is a dictatorship - Elizabeth Warren's strange warning about people coming to "sell porn to my children" - Why Trump's rallies matter, and Democrats' plans for impeachment and investigations - Kathy Griffin can't sleep because of "fascism" - Ex-FBI officials Nikki Floris and Bradley Benavides in court on charges of lying to Congress about the Hunter Biden laptop - Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker's new mortgage program: no PMI, lower credit scores, and the city covers the risk - A new study finds plastic straws beat paper straws on environmental impact - Bernie Sanders says opposing El-Sayed is "Islamophobia" Tomorrow's guest: Brian Kilmeade. Chapters 0:00 Data centers: the sleeper midterm issue 2:00 Abdul El-Sayed's barbershop clip 3:41 Why Democrats are going after suburban moms 4:42 $31 million in anti-data center ads 6:21 AOC's brown water jar 9:36 The Senate GOP memo and the flip-floppers 12:54 Van Jones: El-Sayed is in trouble 14:28 Trump vs. James Talarico in Texas 16:42 Talarico's "whiteness" comment 17:31 Trump floats Ted Cruz for the Supreme Court 19:40 The Democrats' plan to pack the Court 23:14 Angie Nixon on Cuba 25:52 Elizabeth Warren gets weird 27:49 Trump's final push and impeachment threats 29:16 Kamala Harris: investigations over impeachment 31:09 Kathy Griffin loses sleep over "fascism" 32:57 Ex-FBI officials in court over Hunter's laptop 41:56 Philly's risky mortgage plan 45:53 Plastic straws win after all 50:51 Bernie Sanders and El-Sayed 54:13 Wrap-up and tomorrow's guest Watch live weekdays at 3 PM ET: youtube.com/@RichZeoliShow Like, subscribe, and share with your friends (and your enemies). #RichZeoli #Midterms2026 #DataCenters #AOC #AbdulElSayed #JamesTalarico #TedCruz #SupremeCourt #KamalaHarris #ElizabethWarren #HunterBiden #FBI #Philadelphia #Politics

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Is Texas really in play? A new Fox News poll has Ken Paxton and James Talarico tied at 49% in the Texas Senate race, and CNN's Scott Jennings says Texas worries him. Rich Zeoli disagrees: Texas stays red. One week before the 2026 midterms, Rich breaks down the Senate map (Texas, Maine, Alaska, Kansas and North Carolina), why Brian Fitzpatrick's Pennsylvania seat could decide the House, and what's at stake if Democratic Socialists of America candidates win. Also today: Abdul El-Sayed's "muskets" take on the Second Amendment and his 2012 letter backing Mohamed Morsi. Rich walks through D.C. v. Heller and explains why the Bill of Rights covers modern technology. Plus Hasan Piker and Ilhan Omar calling Republicans "terrorists," the Gavin Newsom hidden-camera video, Angie Nixon dodging the capitalism question, President Trump's trip to Texas, the Iran war and gas prices, new Havana Syndrome reporting, the "blue wave" skepticism piece, Bruce Blakeman's viral ad against Kathy Hochul, and Christmas creep in October. CHAPTERS 00:00 Should Republicans worry about Texas? 00:47 Eric Swalwell's home raided 01:37 Fox News poll: Paxton vs. Talarico tied at 49 02:44 Scott Jennings on the Senate races that concern him 04:22 Maine, Alaska and Brian Fitzpatrick in PA 05:27 Troy Jackson and the cost of Medicare for All 06:58 Iran war, gas prices and Trump's midterm push 09:34 Gavin Newsom will "kneel before the DSA" 10:42 Angie Nixon: capitalist or socialist? 14:05 National Review's questions about Ilhan Omar 15:10 Hasan Piker calls Republicans "terrorists" 18:11 Ilhan Omar's "pedophile protection" claim 20:37 Trump on Talarico: "Does not stand for Texas values" 23:48 Abdul El-Sayed, a press purge and the Constitution 24:38 The "muskets" argument against the Second Amendment 26:48 D.C. v. Heller and modern rights 34:42 The DSA's plan for the Supreme Court and Senate 35:55 Is El-Sayed copying Obama? 36:50 Killer wants a Philly cheesesteak in his plea deal 39:07 Bruce Blakeman's ad against Kathy Hochul 41:31 The 2028 race starts the day after the midterms 45:31 YouTube hits 2,500 subscribers 46:58 Havana Syndrome attacks inside the U.S. 50:59 Trump's "say goodbye forever" fundraising email 52:04 CNN: Is it too early to call a blue wave? 53:45 Russia-Ukraine humanitarian ceasefire 54:46 Christmas decorations before Halloween? Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a live show. New episodes stream weekdays at 3 PM ET: https://www.youtube.com/@RichZeoliShow Listen to Rich on Dana Perino's podcast, "Perino on Politics," wherever you get your podcasts. THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS Tri-County Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram and Tri-County Toyota, right off 422 in Limerick: https://www.tri-county.com Emmons Roofing and Siding: https://www.emmonsroofing.com #RichZeoli #Midterms2026 #TexasSenate #KenPaxton #JamesTalarico #SecondAmendment #AbdulElSayed #HasanPiker #IlhanOmar #ScottJennings #PoliticalPodcast ```

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Claude AI accessed the Georgia voter rolls. How secure are our elections? What does this mean for voter integrity. Plus, Abdul El-Sayed will never protect the US Constitution. He is unfit to be a US Senator.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! With the midterms just days away, Rich Zeoli breaks down the final stretch of the 2026 campaign. Even MSNBC's Katy Tur now doubts the Texas polls. Rich plays his favorite ad of the cycle, "Troy Jackson Is Weird," from the Maine Senate race against Susan Collins. He also explains why he thinks the Vivek Ramaswamy ad in Ohio could backfire. Elizabeth Warren bristles when CNN's Kaitlan Collins asks about Michael Bloomberg's $80 million for Democrats and the billionaire donations to Troy Jackson's campaign. AOC campaigns in Maine and lines up her path to 2028. In Texas, James Talarico gets a softball interview on MSNBC and closes with an attack on billionaires that sounds a lot like Bernie Sanders. Rich draws on his years running campaigns to argue that Talarico's last pitch shows he knows he's losing and is setting himself up for 2028. He also looks at Abdul El-Sayed's race in Michigan and what early voting really tells us, since Republicans still turn out on Election Day. Plus: Two former FBI officials are charged with lying to Congress about the Hunter Biden laptop investigationA New York Post report and new DOJ filings raise more questions about Ilhan Omar's name and family history. Jonathan Turley explains what could put her seat at riskTan Mom says ICE stopped her for being "too tan"Senator Dave McCormick of Pennsylvania joins Rich to talk about the midterm closing argument, energy and gas prices, cutting red tape for small businesses, why Medicare for All would hurt hospitals, and when drivers might get relief at the pump as oil moves through the Strait of Hormuz again. Watch past episodes and subscribe at youtube.com/@RichZeoliShow.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! A polling firm just admitted its surveys were fake. Two weeks before Election Day, Wedgwood Polling called its made-up numbers a "social experiment." By then they had already fooled the New York Times, Axios and Nate Silver. RealClearPolitics didn't fall for it. If one firm could make up a poll and get the political press to report it, how many other polls are getting the same free pass? Rich explains how fake numbers end up in the news and why polls miss more often than pollsters admit. He also covers why the "blue tsunami" story for the 2026 midterms may be built on bad data. Fake polls have one goal: convincing you your vote doesn't matter so you stay home. Don't. Then: woke is coming back. Like Jason Voorhees, it was never really dead. The WNBA runs off the court during the national anthem and kicks Enes Kanter Freedom out of a game. The press won't let go of Shane Gillis's SNL monologue joke and grills Michael Che about it on the Today Show. And in Bucks County, a Halloween display of bodies in black bags has the NAACP demanding changes, while NPR wonders whether your skeleton decoration is problematic. Rich explains why the outrage is never really about the decoration, and why a Democratic win on Election Day could mean "Woke 3.0." Also on today's show: the feds' fight with California over 20,000 ballots allegedly issued to non-citizens, the voter ID clash between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers in Michigan, a $6 million sham-marriage citizenship scheme, Ilhan Omar's answer to Chris Hayes, federal charges in the killing of Philadelphia Sgt. Shane Sieber, the RICO indictment of Virginia Senate President Pro Tempore Louise Lucas, and New Jersey's non-citizen voter roll subpoena. Chapters: 0:00 Wedgwood Polling admits its polls were fake 3:12 The fake pollster's "social experiment" statement 6:59 Feds vs. California over non-citizen ballots 9:27 Todd Blanche on 20,000 ineligible voters 11:45 El-Sayed vs. Rogers: Is voter ID voter suppression? 13:58 California's $2 billion medical fraud crackdown 15:07 The $6 million sham-marriage citizenship scheme 17:26 Ilhan Omar's answer to Chris Hayes 18:24 Live from Cape May tomorrow 19:03 Feds charge the suspect in Sgt. Shane Sieber's killing 25:32 Woke is coming back: The WNBA and the anthem 29:55 Michael Che grilled over Shane Gillis's SNL joke 33:00 Bucks County Halloween display outrage 35:36 NPR worries about your Halloween skeleton 39:56 The "asylum" display and barbed wire outrage 43:38 Iran, oil and the midterms 44:45 Two Dan Sullivans on the Alaska Senate ballot 45:42 Trump vs. LeBron over the national anthem 46:39 Virginia Senate leader Louise Lucas indicted 50:04 New Jersey's non-citizen voter roll subpoena

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Justice comes for the brother lover and the woke DA. Ilhan Omar, Larry Krasner, and Gavin Newsom are all under investigation — and the left's response is the same as always: play the victim and pass the hat. Every weekday at 3pm ET, Rich Zeoli brings a daily dose of sanity to a news cycle built on panic. Long-time political advisor, analyst, and Fox News panelist, Rich has spent his career around the people making these decisions. Now he tells you what they're actually up to — and why the Constitution is not a suggestion. On today's show: Rich walks through the Omar, Krasner, and Newsom investigations — the DNA evidence the feds reportedly have, the winery at the center of the fraud allegations, and why Omar's first move was a fundraising plea. Then Nick Shirley's fraud exposé gets a presidential signature, Lawrence O'Donnell says something strange about Trump, and Kara Swisher floats Elon Musk in jail. Plus the reporting that federal officials are advising states on Trump's midterm "interference," USAID as a front for CIA meddling, and Trump's own regret about not seizing voting machines. Abdul El-Sayed leans on Islamophobia while making his gun control case, Alyssa Slotkin plays the victim card, and Rich closes on the insignificance of everyone under investigation. CHAPTERS 0:00 Justice comes for the brother lover and the woke DA 0:45 Ilhan Omar, Larry Krasner, and Gavin Newsom under investigation 9:01 Feds have DNA evidence in the Omar case 12:23 The winery, the husband, and the fraud allegations 16:49 Nick Shirley's fraud exposé and a presidential signature 20:38 Lawrence O'Donnell's strange Trump comments 24:35 Kara Swisher says Elon Musk belongs in jail 26:33 Feds advising states on Trump's "midterm interference" 36:56 Trump's regret about the voting machines 39:06 Abdul El-Sayed, Islamophobia, and the musket argument 44:17 Krasner's record and Alyssa Slotkin's victim card 51:43 The insignificance of everyone under investigation

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! So it turns out they aren't mostly college students after all. I know — I'm as shocked as you are. The probe into a sitting congresswoman heats up, the midterms are two weeks from now, and the feds go after a soft-on-crime district attorney in a major American city. Can you guess which one? Today: why Europe is actually burning, who's funding the unrest, what Trump said about France, and why the "mostly peaceful" line is doing a lot of heavy lifting. Plus, Feds subpeona Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner as the Philadelphia Police Department says goodbye to fallen Sgt. Shane Seiber. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 – They weren't college students 00:39 – Europe is burning 02:02 – Macron, a Celine Dion concert, and an economy in trouble 03:02 – Ro Khanna on Fox & Friends: "it's the price of gas" 06:14 – Rioters vs. students 07:12 – The red-green alliance: 101 groups, nine countries 10:04 – Trump's warning about France 15:15 – Douglas Murray: 57% of GDP, 115% debt-to-GDP 17:58 – Hardened adult rioters moved in 24:19 – Two weeks out: Bob Brooks and the Democrats' policy pile 25:58 – Abdul El-Sayed and "people who look like me" 33:18 – Alyssa Slotkin threatens young people who work for Trump 42:45 – DOJ subpoenas Larry Krasner's office 44:11 – Officer Shane Sieber and the cost of soft-on-crime 49:53 – The drunk Indiana candidate on Piers Morgan 54:17 – Amy Acton's own mother cuts an ad against her

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! The Rich Zeoli Show: Left-Wing Totalitarianism, Midterm Threats, and Economic Realities In this episode, Rich Zeoli breaks down the escalating rhetoric from progressive Democrats as midterms approach and explores the broader political and economic unrest unfolding globally. Rich dissects the push for "Medicare for All," warning of its potential to bankrupt the U.S. healthcare system and lead to hospital closures nationwide. Drawing parallels to civil unrest and economic contraction in Europe, he examines how progressive policies and shifting demographics threaten economic stability. The discussion turns to key political figures and rhetoric, including Senator Elissa Slotkin's warnings aimed at deterring young conservative professionals from working in executive administrations, Senator Raphael Warnock's comments on impeachment and economic policy, and controversial campaign declarations from candidates like Angie Nixon in Florida. Rich also addresses federal regulatory overreach, highlighting proposals by Senator Chris Murphy to regulate internet usage and screen time. Finally, the episode covers reports on coordinated activist strategy planning around future election cycles. Timestamps 00:30 – Healthcare Policy & Economic Risks: Rich analyzes proposals for "Medicare for All" and single-payer healthcare, breaking down the financial strain on hospitals and private coverage. 03:45 – Global Unrest & Economic Comparisons: A look at social and economic instability in Europe, drawing parallels to domestic unrest and urban policy challenges. 07:10 – Medicare for All Debates in Midterm Races: Analyzing candidate responses on government-run healthcare, public option phasing, and private insurance mandates. 11:00 – Political Deterrence & Administration Hiring: Rich discusses Senator Elissa Slotkin’s remarks regarding legal risks for future executive branch staffers and reports of officials seeking counsel. 25:10 – Digital Regulation & Regulatory Overreach: Examining Senator Chris Murphy’s proposals to regulate online time, social media platforms, and federal agency authority. 30:30 – Campaign Rhetoric & Law Enforcement: Rich breaks down Florida candidate Angie Nixon’s controversial media interviews on law enforcement, criminal justice, and political opponents.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Wanna be White House Press Secretary? Katie Zacharia is out. Plus: Jill Biden is More of a Doctor than El-Sayed. Senator Dave McCormick joins the show. He is battling burdensome regulation and red tape which costs taxpayers billions. Former Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin joins the show. He is taking the school choice fight directly to Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, a one time school choice proponent who sold out to the teacher unions.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Rich Zeoli weighs in on major national political and legal news. The episode opens with the White House confirming that the execution of Nidal Hasan will not be live-streamed, exploring the legal and moral debates surrounding military capital punishment. Next, the focus shifts to the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, examining newly released interview footage of holdout juror Michael Desronvil discussing jury room pressure and media doxxing. Rich also analyzes New York political battles, including Governor Kathy Hochul's handling of the controversial Cornell University case alongside Attorney General Letitia James. The episode then turns to the Texas Senate race, breaking down candidate James Talarico's recent absence from the campaign trail and his controversial stance on the oil and gas industry. Finally, Rich examines the federal investigation into Representative Ilhan Omar regarding immigration paperwork and citizenship records. Timestamps: 00:00-05:00 — Nidal Hasan execution update, holdout juror Michael Desronvil was targeted 18:33-24:02 — NY Governor Kathy Hochul and AG Letitia James' handling of the investigation 24:02-37:24 — James Talarico & Texas Politics: Texas oil industry stance, campaign trail absence 37:24-55:00 — Investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar: Federal subpoenas, immigration paperwork, and birth year discrepancy analysis

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! In this episode, Rich Zeoli breaks down the latest political drama and cultural news with 20 days to go until the midterms. Speaker Mike Johnson weighs in on Republican polling numbers, while local race controversies make headlines—including an Indiana county council candidate's wild debate performance. The episode dives into Rosie O'Donnell’s latest election conspiracy theories, Kamala Harris’s comments on voter suppression and election integrity, and Donald Trump's closing arguments on the campaign trail. Plus, Rich tackles the internet outrage surrounding comedian Shane Gillis's latest SNL stint, the breaking legal developments in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial's holdout juror, state lawsuits targeting OpenAI and ChatGPT over child safety concerns, and much more.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! On today’s show, Rich Zeoli breaks down the latest political controversies and national stories, including: Michigan Senate Race Scandal: Abdul El-Sayed faces scrutiny over family connections and past comments regarding the Muslim Brotherhood. Philadelphia Crime & Prosecution: District Attorney Larry Krasner’s response following the tragic ambush of a Philadelphia police officer. Federal Actions & Legal Battles: Treasury designations of Muslim Brotherhood chapters and updates on high-profile political investigations. National Debate: A look at the ongoing death penalty debate and campus policies at major universities. Timestamps 00:00 – Intro & Opening Thoughts 00:50 – Michigan Senate Race: Abdul El-Sayed’s Muslim Brotherhood Controversy 06:14 – GOP Candidate Mike Rogers Responds 08:55 – Treasury Department Designates Muslim Brotherhood Chapters 10:24 – The Renewed National Debate on Death Penalty Execution Methods 13:40 – El-Sayed’s 2012 Open Letter & Past Support for Egyptian Regime 28:01 – Philadelphia Cop-Shooting Ambush & DA Larry Krasner’s Response 35:30 – Minnesota Fraud Investigation & Coverage of Ilhan Omar 42:05 – Trump Comments & 2026 House & Senate Election Predictions 47:00 – Texas Politics & Fact-Checking the James Tallarico Rumors 50:58 – Cornell University Suspends Fraternity Parties