Predictable with Stu Burguiere

Last night's presidential debate was ... something, and that something is definitely going to take some analysis. Stu looks at the five absolute worst moments from last night's event. Then, Brian Sack, co-host of the "Questionable Material with Jack and Brian" podcast, stops by to give his take on last night's fireworks, and BlazeTV's resident media critic Rob Eno shows us how the media covered the debate. Responsibly? You wish.

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Live from Dallas, Stu previews the first of three debates between candidate Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. and the incumbent President Donald Trump. What nicknames might Donald come up with? How many times is Joe likely to fall asleep at the podium? Find out when Stu and guests Pat Gray, Steve Deace, and Glenn Beck get together to discuss what is sure to be a memorable night, one way or the other. 

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Stu does ... the attack on Amy Coney Barrett! President Donald Trump has made his SCOTUS nomination announcement, and the media and Hollywood are swarming to tear her apart — none more hypocritical than author Ibram X. Kendi. Stu takes time out of his busy day to correct Kendi's and others' misguided attacks on Amy Coney Barrett. Then, Jeremy Dys from First Liberty Institute stops in to give a professional look at the immediate future of the Supreme Court.

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Donald Trump has beaten the media to the punch and announced his decision to name Amy Coney Barrett as his Supreme Court nominee to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Stu gives his immediate thoughts on the situation. 

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Stu does ... the Breonna Taylor media meltdown! It appears that many of the important and relevant facts in the Breonna Taylor case have been made public. That means it's time for celebrities and the media to shift into overdrive misrepresenting the facts and virtue signaling! Stu looks at that, and Amy Swearer from the Heritage Foundation talks about President Trump's Supreme Court nomination and what to expect this weekend. 

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Stu does .. the Supreme Court. President Donald Trump has announced that he will select a woman as his Supreme Court nominee to replace the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg. That's all well and good, but what if a more qualified candidate is male? Stu looks at identity politics in the Supreme Court. And, Newsweek's Josh Hammer calls in to discuss the qualifications of some of Trump's other SCOTUS nominees. 

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Stu does ... the tricky SCOTUS dilemma. It would appear that almost nobody in this country has maintained a consistent view on Supreme Court vacancies during an election year. Luckily, Stu is nothing if not consistent and dives into the hypocrisy abounding in the wake of the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Then, Drew Holden from The Resurgent assists Stu in his task by providing a crazy thing that's little seen in the current media landscape: evidence. 

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Stu does ... the vilification of our heroes! Do you remember when the twin towers were hit and the full force of the NYPD put their head downs and ran head-first into the danger, in the hope of saving as many lives as possible? Apparently, America has forgotten this, as the media has turned our nation’s finest into classic supervillains. Something must change. Also, Garrett M. Graff joins to talk about his comprehensive oral history on 9/11, “The Only Plane in the Sky,” and Faithwire’s Dan Andros reveals whether or not he’s giving up on the NFL for good.

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