In this episode, Mike breaks down Europe’s dangerous move to recognize Palestine as a state, the long-overdue grand jury indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, and Portland’s violent clashes where protestors attacked a federal ICE facility. From foreign policy and biblical prophecy to accountability at the highest levels of law enforcement and the failure of local leadership at home, this episode exposes how weakness and abdication fuel chaos while truth and law remain under attack. 

In this episode of Mike On The Right, Mike covers the FCC’s role in Jimmy Kimmel’s cancelation, raising concerns about government overreach into political speech. He breaks down President Trump’s latest strike on drug trafficking boats and the fight against cartels, and examines the sentencing of Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s would-be assassin — where gender identity struggles and mental health collapse played a central role. 

In this episode of Mike on the Right, MIke discusses the assassination of Charlie Kirk and what it reveals about America’s growing problem with political violence. We look at who Charlie was, why he was targeted, and how conservatives have responded with prayer, unity, and faith instead of destruction. He also shares why this moment must spark a generation to rise up, speak truth with grace, and carry forward the mission of defending free speech and American values. 

In this episode of Mike On The Right, Mike discusses three key topics: the dismantling of mental health care in America, the Federal Reserve’s new path of rate cuts and their impact on everyday finances, and the debate over Indiana’s municipal elections and why keeping them local matters.

In this episode of Mike On The Right, Mike confronts one of the most painful and urgent issues facing America today: the plague of violent attacks on our children. Sparked by the recent tragedy in Minneapolis, he addresses how we can protect our kids while preserving the constitutional right to bear arms. With a focus on mental health, faith, and personal responsibility, Mike argues that solutions must target evil and instability—not law-abiding gun owners. This may be the most consequential episode yet.

In this episode, Mike explains how the Federal Reserve’s high interest rates are slowing job growth, why the U.S. government just bought a stake in Intel, and President Trump’s decision to deploy the National Guard in Washington, D.C. — with Chicago possibly next.

In this episode, Mike makes the conservative case for school choice: why pouring more money into public schools hasn’t fixed outcomes, how bloated bureaucracies hurt teachers and taxpayers, and why parents—not government—must direct their children’s education. From public to private, charter to faith-based, no one model fits all. America must shift from funding systems to funding students. 

In this episode of Mike on the Right, we take a closer look at the growing redistricting battles across the country, why the fight over political maps matters, and how it shapes the future of representation. We break down Putin’s latest “peace” proposal for Ukraine, why it’s a bad deal for freedom, and what it reveals about Russia’s long-term strategy. Finally, we tackle the question of due process in immigration — where it applies, where it doesn’t, and what it means for America’s borders and sovereignty.

In this episode of Mike on the Right, we take a break from the usual noise to focus on something we all need — encouragement. The media thrives on fear, but the truth is, there’s still hope. We’ll look at where things really stand with immigration, the economy, and our culture — and how faith and scripture offer clarity and peace in a chaotic world. It’s time to shift our perspective and remember who’s really in control.

In this episode of Mike on the Right, we dig into the truth behind the "Epstein Files" and if the public has a right to see them. We break down how Trump is winning the trade war — and how it’s helping your wallet. Then we turn back to American energy independence with a focus on nuclear power: where it stands today, why it’s safer than ever, and how Indiana is leading the way.