Archives: Episodes

NYC nurses walk off the job. Iran fights back against protestors in the streets.

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Vinnie Medugno gives you the best oldies of yesterday, today on Valentine's Day.

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Judge Richard Weinberg and former Governor David Paterson analyze the eroding stability of American governance in 2026. Their conversation centers on the perceived threat of totalitarian influence from China and Iran, juxtaposed against domestic conflicts regarding illegal immigration and federal supremacy. The speakers advocate for national sovereignty and constitutional law, specifically condemning "sanctuary" policies as a form of modern insurrection that undermines the fabric of the country.

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The hosts engage in a wide-ranging political dialogue centered on the geopolitical threats facing the United States, specifically highlighting China’s long-term strategy for global dominance. They argue that the U.S. has developed a dangerous economic dependency on China for essential goods and criticize the current administration for failing to maintain national sovereignty and border security. The conversation further explores the destabilizing influence of Iran and Russia, contrasting Donald Trump’s perceived strength and "deal-making" approach with the "appeasement" policies attributed to the Obama and Biden eras.

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Steve Moore delivers a high-energy synthesis of financial optimism, free-market advocacy, and personal anecdotes to argue that the American economy is currently on the "right track." Moore highlights specific indicators of prosperity, such as the Dow reaching 50,000, rising wages, and robust job growth, attributing these successes to deregulation and tax cuts implemented under the Trump administration. Through a detailed interview with financial analyst David Bahnsen, the program explores the moral foundation of capitalism while simultaneously critiquing socialism and government central planning as failed ideologies. Moore and his guests further tackle contemporary political hurdles, emphasizing the necessity of the SAFE Act for election integrity and condemning the influence of teachers' unions on the education system. 

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Steve Moore and financial expert Robert Wolf engage in a bipartisan dialogue regarding the current state and future trajectory of the American economy. The conversation highlights a tension between macroeconomic growth and the affordability crisis facing everyday families, specifically examining how widespread tariffs and "Liberation Day" policies may act as a regressive tax on consumers. Beyond immediate fiscal policy, the pair explores structural shifts in the financial landscape, offering a bullish outlook on productivity while expressing deep concern over how artificial intelligence might displace mid-level employment.

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Steve Moore and guest John Fund pay tribute to the late Ed Crane, the influential founder of the Cato Institute, before transitioning into a critical debate on modern governance and policy. The primary focus of their conversation is election integrity, with Fund advocating for the SAFE Act to mandate photo identification and more rigorous maintenance of voter registration rolls. They argue that current systems are vulnerable to inaccuracies and that opposition to identification requirements is a partisan maneuver rather than a concern for civil rights.

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Steve Moore hosts financial expert David Bahnsen to discuss the moral and practical superiority of free-market capitalism over socialist ideologies. Bahnsen argues that economics is fundamentally defined by scarcity and tradeoffs, rejecting the "free lunch" delusions of central planners who promise abundance through state intervention. The conversation transitions from these philosophical foundations to current market trends, where Bahnsen identifies a rotation in investor capital away from overvalued tech stocks and toward essential sectors like energy. 

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Larry Kudlow and his guests argue that achieving 3.5% real GDP growth is the essential key to balancing the national debt and ensuring long-term prosperity. They critique the conservative estimates of the Congressional Budget Office and the Federal Reserve, asserting that these institutions fail to account for the massive economic potential of deregulation and productivity booms driven by artificial intelligence. The discussion emphasizes that a combination of low taxes and reduced regulatory costs will foster an environment of unlimited growth, effectively countering the redistributionist policies of political opponents.

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Larry Kudlow and former National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien discuss a significant shift in American foreign policy toward Iran, noting that regime change is now openly being considered by the administration. They explore the President’s preference for a diplomatic deal that eliminates nuclear and missile threats, yet they emphasize that his patience is waning due to Iran's history of stalling and past aggression.

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Larry Kudlow and David Malpass discuss the need for a fundamental shift in Federal Reserve policy following the anticipated appointment of Kevin Warsh. They argue that the central bank’s current reliance on backward-looking data and outdated economic models stifles national prosperity by failing to account for the power of innovation. Malpass suggests that by moving away from the "natural rate" of interest and embracing supply-side reforms like deregulation and tax cuts, the government can achieve rapid economic growth without triggering inflation. 

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Larry Kudlow discussing several high-priority conservative policy goals with guests Joe Concha and Mark Simone, primarily focusing on the push for mandatory voter ID and proof of citizenship for the upcoming elections. The speakers frame the lack of identification requirements as a logical inconsistency, noting that photo IDs are required for daily activities like air travel and entering media buildings, while suggesting that public opinion across various demographics strongly supports these measures. The conversation then shifts to the defunding of sanctuary cities, where the participants argue that local non-compliance with ICE leads to increased crime and prevents the efficient deportation of criminal undocumented immigrants. Finally, the dialogue addresses foreign policy, noting a shift in President Trump’s rhetoric toward favoring regime change in Iran due to the perceived futility of negotiating with a government they characterize as inherently dishonest and brutal.

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