Red Meat Roundup: tastiest talk tidbits from across the US

Tara Servatius at WYRD Radio says Trump's calm, confident speech this week proves that he's back. From there, we discuss the latest economic numbers and the latest on changing the marjiuana laws.

Annie Frey, Newell Normand, and an array of GOP thought and congressional leaders spoke out about Donald Trump saying Hollyweight director Rob Reiner died from 'Trump derangement syndrome' after he was allegedly killed by his drug-addicted son. Here's what they said. Plus, Tara Servatius talks about what's really going on with James Comey.

We cover the bases from holiday songs to the way Charlie Kirk's alleged killer acted in court to a Democrat claiming the shooting of a National Guardsman in the head just blocks from the White House was an 'unfortunate accident.'

What in the heck is going on in Minnesota? Ret Meat breaks it down with expert analysis and the latest facts, which include charges against people who bilked taxpayers out of millions, and needy kids out food under a Democratic governor who refuses to take responsibility for it.

We all want a peaceful holiday season, and we want safe streets and for our men and women not to die in overseas wars, so let's start there and answer the question: What changes an opinion faster: empathy or information?

Some call it bringing a sledgehammer to kill an ant, while others argue that the U.S. parking billions of dollars worth of military assets outside Venezuela is about fighting cartels and fentanyl ... and China by proxy. Here's the latest with analysis and commentary from Marc Cox, Mark Reardon, Bob Rose, FOX News hosts, Tara Servatius, Tommy on WWL Radio and more.

What made Donald Trump sign the paperwork to release the Epstein files and will it end up hurting the Democrats more than anyone else? Plus, the squad releases a new anti-law enforcement ad campaign that is dropping jaws and here's when jobs will start returning.

The government shutdown was a political exercise meant to prove the Dems were fighting, and what they ended up doing was ... nothing. Marc Cox talks about that, plus what's next. Tara Servatius says the GOP should be worried about job scarcity for young people, Annie Frey talks about what should be included in a 'Trumpcare' program, including buying insurance at Costco.

Trump voters only show up for Trump, that's the conclusion Rich Zeoli comes to after a Muslim socialist won the mayor's race in New York and Dems took leadership in Virginia and New Jersey and other places across the U.S. The president said it was because people blame the GOP for the shutdown as he wonders if the 'nuclear' option is the only way to get things moving again. Rich Zeoli, Marc Cox, Tommy Tucker and Mark Reardon talk elections, filibuster, redistricting and a communist mayor in this episode.

Spooky stories and a true terrorist plot that was thwarted are covered in today's Red Meat.