In this episode, Kira Davis reflects on the recent passing of Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert, discussing his impact on culture and the media’s portrayal of him. She transitions into a critique of the left’s narrative surrounding the tragic death of Renee Good, emphasizing the dangers of political warfare and the sacrificial nature of individuals in these conflicts. Kira argues for the importance of truth-telling in the face of a perceived war on American values and the necessity of raising children with strong moral foundations.

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In this conversation, Kira Davis discusses the recent Minneapolis ICE shootings, framing them as part of a larger pattern of escalating political violence and the failure of political leaders to address the situation responsibly. She critiques the media's role in shaping narratives that serve political agendas and reflects on historical movements like Occupy Wall Street that have influenced current events. Davis emphasizes the importance of citizen involvement in local governance and the need for vigilance in the face of potential violence, ultimately calling for a collective effort to reclaim community safety and democratic engagement.

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In this episode, Kira Davis discusses the significance of January 6th, exploring the liberal narrative surrounding the event and contrasting it with the conservative perspective. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing the political war currently being waged and the need for individual action in response to the challenges facing American society. The conversation delves into the role of Trump, the misunderstanding of the right by the left, and the call for a more aggressive stance in the political arena as the country approaches the 2026 elections.

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In this episode, Kira Davis reflects on the significant events of 2025, emphasizing the importance of perseverance, trust, and the role of citizen journalism in shaping narratives. She discusses Trump's trolling moments as a form of political satire and explores the intertwined nature of cultural identity and political beliefs. Looking ahead to 2026, Kira encourages listeners to remain hopeful and engaged in the political landscape, highlighting the potential for change and growth in the coming year.

In this episode, Kira Davis discusses the evolving landscape of the conservative movement, focusing on Marjorie Taylor Greene’s political journey and her recent break with Trump. Kira reflects on the challenges within the movement, the dynamics of power and influence, and the role of women in politics. She emphasizes the need for a market correction within the MAGA movement and concludes with thoughts on political identity and the future of conservatism.

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Kira Davis, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Trump, conservative movement, politics, MAGA, political identity, women in politics, influence, power dynamics

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From illegal aliens overwhelming our emergency rooms and classrooms to illegal aliens causing fatal accidents with bogus commercial driver’s licenses to the murderous assaults on our federal law enforcement…Americans are overwhelmed with the consequences of their compassion over the last 50 years. As the political class looked away or worse, aided in the chaos, Americans have been stretched thin, to the absolute end of our compassion.

We want out of this grossly lopsided arrangements. We don’t care about the “sad” deportation videos or stories. We’re done.

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Kira was one of the first public conservative commenters to sound the alarm on Candace Owens five years ago. Today she explains the inexplicable - why is Candace Owens doing all this? From her Kanye days to her Charlie Kirk obsession...Kira drops some truth about what is really happening here.

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Famed documentarian Ken Burns frets over how the dumb hicks in flyover country will get their news without PBS.

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Should a newly-engaged man force his 10 year-old son to call the new fiancé ‘mom?’

What is the workplace etiquette for filling in on a shift? Does the person asking owe an explanation as to why?

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Breaking down Tuesday's election results in NYC and California. Prop 50, Mamdani, Trump...Kira puts it all in perspective.

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