On this episode, Ryan sits down with New York Post columnist Seth Barron to break down New York City’s controversial new budget, the growing pension crisis, teacher union power, and the long-term risks of progressive economic policies.

Barron explains why claims that NYC “eliminated” its deficit may be misleading, how pension payments are being pushed into the future, and why taxpayers across New York could ultimately be forced to foot the bill. The conversation also dives into government spending, declining school enrollment, union influence, affordable housing policy, and the broader political themes explored in Barron’s book Weaponized: The Left’s Capture and Destruction of America’s Sacred Institutions.

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On this episode of It’s a Numbers Game, Ryan Girdusky breaks down shocking new polling showing millions of Americans — including a massive percentage of Democrats — believe recent assassination attempts against President Trump were staged. Ryan examines the rise of conspiracy thinking in American politics, the growing mental health crisis tied to political extremism, and the dangerous consequences of nonstop media-driven hysteria.

Ryan also dives into new CNN polling on inflation, gas prices, tariffs, and the economy as voter frustration continues to rise heading into the 2026 midterms. Plus, a deep look at the latest redistricting battles, Republican turnout concerns, Spencer Pratt’s surprising rise in Los Angeles politics, and an Ask Me Anything segment covering independents, moderates, proportional representation, and the future of America’s political map.

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On this episode of It’s a Numbers Game, Ryan Girdusky breaks down the shocking demographic trends transforming America’s biggest cities, public schools, and political future. From collapsing Catholic school enrollment and falling birthrates to shrinking public school populations and the growing power of teachers unions, Ryan explains why major cities like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles are losing families fast.

Ryan also dives into explosive new reporting on alleged Medicaid fraud in Ohio involving home healthcare programs and taxpayer dollars, featuring investigative journalist Luke Rosiak of The Daily Wire. Plus, Ryan answers audience questions on redistricting battles, the future of the Black vote, Kamala Harris in 2028, and more.

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Reality star-turned-political contender Spencer Pratt shakes up the Los Angeles mayor’s race with a viral debate performance against incumbent Karen Bass and city council challengers. Ryan breaks down what made Pratt’s performance resonate—and whether it could change the race.

Plus: new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention birth data reveals major demographic shifts, foreign-born birth rates are falling, and what it could mean for immigration trends and America’s future. Ryan also answers listener questions on Romania’s political chaos, AI money in politics, oil production, Trump’s energy strategy, and Arizona’s critical governor race featuring Andy Biggs and Katie Hobbs.

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On this episode of It’s a Numbers Game, Ryan Girdusky breaks down the real numbers behind Republicans’ fight to hold the House in 2026 — and why the GOP’s chances may be stronger than the media narrative suggests. From explosive redistricting battles in Florida, Virginia, Alabama, Tennessee and Louisiana to key swing districts in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Iowa and Arizona, Ryan explains the exact electoral math that could decide control of Congress.

He also dives into the legal fights over congressional maps, the impact of Trump-backed districts, vulnerable Republican incumbents, Democratic pickup opportunities, and how changing demographics are reshaping America’s political battlefield. Plus, Ryan answers listener questions on NAFTA, China, immigration, Trump’s rise, political violence statistics, and whether America should rethink immigration policy altogether.

And yes — Ryan also shares his viral Italian broccoli pasta and lemon chicken recipe during Ask Me Anything. Politics, strategy, and pasta all in one episode.

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On this episode of A Numbers Game, Ryan Girdusky breaks down the growing political fight over artificial intelligence and why voters across party lines are demanding regulation before it’s too late. Ryan unpacks new polling on AI fears, the risks of unchecked biotech and automation, and why Republicans may be missing a major political opening. Plus, he examines the Democratic Party’s growing embrace of far-left candidates in key Senate races, the political fallout from immigration and demographic shifts, and answers listener questions on Europe, birth rates, and the future of conservatism in America.

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On this episode of A Numbers Game, Ryan breaks down the Supreme Court’s major ruling on Louisiana’s congressional maps and explains how it could reshape the 2026 midterms, the 2028 presidential election, and the future of the Voting Rights Act. Ryan dives into what the decision means for redistricting battles across the South, potential Republican gains, and why the fight over congressional maps is far from over.

Then, Ryan sits down with author Hadley Ott to discuss his new book Drug-Free Crohn’s and his personal journey overcoming chronic illness through alternative medicine, nutrition, and faith. They explore the state of America’s healthcare system, chronic disease treatment, and why personal health responsibility matters more than ever.

Finally, in Ask Me Anything, Ryan tackles a listener question about America’s declining birthrate, why fewer people are having children, and whether financial incentives can reverse the nation’s fertility crisis.

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On this episode of A Numbers Game, Ryan sits down with bestselling author and political commentator Ann Coulter for a wide-ranging conversation on political violence, media narratives, and the rise of identity politics in America. They discuss the White House Correspondents’ Dinner security scare, the cultural obsession with 1990s nostalgia, the legacy of John F. Kennedy Jr., and whether social media is truly fueling political extremism.

Ryan and Ann also break down the latest New York political battles, the role of race and ideology in Democrat primaries, and why America’s political divide may be deeper than ever. Plus, Ann previews her new live show on Rumble and shares where listeners can follow her latest work.

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On this episode of A Numbers Game, Ryan sits down with Marc Porter Magee, founder of 50CAN, to break down the biggest trends reshaping American education. From declining birth rates and shrinking school enrollment to the rising costs of public education, Marc explains how demographic shifts are creating major challenges for school systems nationwide.

The conversation dives into school choice, charter schools, public vs. private education, and why some states like Mississippi, Louisiana, and Tennessee are seeing stronger student outcomes while places like New York City continue to struggle despite record-high per-pupil spending. Ryan and Marc also tackle the growing debate over classroom technology, screen time, and whether AI and Chromebooks are helping—or hurting—student learning.

If you care about education reform, school choice, student achievement, and the future of America’s classrooms, this is a must-listen episode.

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In this emergency episode of The Numbers Game, Ryan Girdusky breaks down the shocking security breach at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner after an armed suspect reportedly gained access to the event, triggering panic and raising serious questions about Secret Service protocols and venue security. Ryan examines eyewitness accounts, the alarming lack of screening, and what could have gone far worse.

He also dives into the broader political climate surrounding escalating rhetoric, media narratives, and the dangerous rise of political violence in America. From security failures to the consequences of years of political fear-mongering, this episode unpacks the numbers, the facts, and the fallout from one of the most alarming political incidents of the year.

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