Ryan Girdusky breaks down the latest political polling, campaign fundraising numbers, and the early battle for 2028. He examines Josh Shapiro's reelection prospects in Pennsylvania, why John Fetterman's support among Democratic voters continues to erode, and what new polling reveals about the Democratic Party's biggest political challenges.

Ryan also dives into the massive campaign war chests being assembled across the country, the billionaire donors shaping key races, and the candidates emerging as serious players for the future. Plus, he reacts to viral campaign moments from Michigan Democrats, shares updates on political developments in the United Kingdom and France, and answers listener questions on President Trump, the Iran conflict, campaign fundraising tactics, and more.

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Should property taxes be eliminated? In this thought-provoking conversation, Saagar Enjeti of Breaking Points joins Ryan Girdusky to debate one of the hottest political issues in America: abolishing property taxes. They examine Governor Ron DeSantis' Florida proposal, efforts by governors across the country to reduce or eliminate property taxes, and whether these policies would help homeowners—or create even bigger economic problems.

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Could we be turning the corner in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease?

On this episode of It's a Numbers Game, Ryan Girdusky examines encouraging new research suggesting dementia rates may be declining among older Americans while exploring what scientists believe is driving the trend. Ryan also shares his personal connection to Alzheimer’s and discusses emerging research into potential future treatments.

Then, Ryan breaks down the latest 2026 midterm election polling, including key Senate, House, and governor's races in states like Maine, Pennsylvania, New York, and Oregon. He analyzes what the newest polling means for Republican and Democratic chances of controlling Congress heading into the election.

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Lindsey Graham has died at the age of 71, sending shockwaves through Washington and South Carolina politics.

In this Breaking News episode of A Numbers Game, Ryan Girdusky reflects on Senator Lindsey Graham's decades-long political career, his unexpected passing, and the impact his death could have on the balance of power in the U.S. Senate.

Ryan also examines:

• Lindsey Graham's political legacy and evolution
• His final public appearances before his passing
• How South Carolina will fill the vacant Senate seat
• Governor Henry McMaster's role in appointing a temporary replacement
• The upcoming special election and potential Republican candidates
• Why this race could reshape conservative politics in South Carolina

Whether you admired Lindsey Graham or disagreed with his politics, his passing marks the end of one of the most influential and recognizable careers in modern American politics.

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AI is advancing faster than ever — but are we prepared for what comes next?

On this episode of It’s a Numbers Game with Ryan Girdusky, Ryan sits down with Nate Soares, President of the Machine Intelligence Research Institute and author of If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies, for a deep discussion about the future of artificial intelligence.

Soares explains why he believes the race toward superintelligent AI could create unprecedented risks, why some experts worry about losing control of advanced AI systems, and whether Big Tech companies are moving too quickly.

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Ryan Girdusky sits down with immigration expert Mark Krikorian, Executive Director of the Center for Immigration Studies, for a deep dive into America’s immigration debate — from rising housing costs to border security and deportations.

As new data links immigration levels to increased demand for housing, Ryan and Mark discuss how both illegal and legal immigration impact home prices, rent, and working-class Americans. They also examine President Trump’s immigration enforcement strategy, the future of mass deportations, workplace enforcement, self-deportation efforts, and the renewed push to finish the border wall.

Plus, they revisit the forgotten history of the Barbara Jordan Immigration Commission, why bipartisan immigration reform failed in the 1990s, and how past decisions shaped today’s immigration challenges.

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An explosive new allegation has sent Maine's Senate race into turmoil. In this emergency episode of It's a Numbers Game, Ryan Girdusky examines the political fallout surrounding Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner after a woman publicly accused him of rape—an allegation he denies. Ryan discusses how Democratic leaders, including Chuck Schumer and other prominent party figures, quickly withdrew their support, why the campaign appears to have unraveled, and what this means for the race against Susan Collins.

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Ryan Girdusky breaks down a surprising new report on Gen Z homeownership, including why so many young buyers are purchasing homes without mortgages — and what it says about family money, affordability, and the job market.

Ryan also examines the growing panic inside the Democratic Party as Democratic Socialists gain momentum in key races, including the Michigan Senate primary and several House challenges across the country. Are Democrats finally realizing the far left could cost them winnable elections?

Plus, Ryan answers listener questions on DOGE cuts, foreign aid claims, election integrity, the SAVE Act, and whether Anna Paulina Luna could realistically run for president in 2028.

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In this episode, Ryan discusses the current state of American pride as reflected in a Gallup poll, highlighting the stark differences in sentiment across political ideologies and generations. He reflects on the achievements of America and critiques the self-hatred observed in younger generations. The conversation shifts to immigration and demographic changes, including the Great Replacement Theory, and concludes with an Ask Me Anything segment addressing listener questions about immigration policies. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday & Thursday. 

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The political landscape is shifting fast.

Ryan Girdusky breaks down the latest Supreme Court decisions on birthright citizenship and girls' sports, explaining what the rulings mean for President Trump, the Constitution, and the future of state authority. Former Trump administration official Theo Wold joins the show with behind-the-scenes insight, having helped draft an executive order on birthright citizenship and worked on the Idaho law that became a landmark Supreme Court case.

Ryan also analyzes brand-new polling from the New York Times and Fox News, highlighting critical Senate battlegrounds in Alaska, Iowa, Maine, North Carolina, Ohio, Georgia, and Texas. Are Republicans headed for a difficult 2026 midterm election, or are the races still too close to call?

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